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THE 



HAMLIN FAMILY 



A GENEALOGY OF 



■ JAMES HAMLIN 

OF 
BARNSTABLE MASSACHUSETTS 

ELDEST SON OF JAMES HAMLIN, THE IMMIGRANT, WHO CAME FROM LONDON, 

ENGLAND, AND SETTLED LN BARNSTABLE, 1639 

1639—1902 



BY 

HON. H. FRANKLIN ANDREWS, 



AUTHOR OK 



The Andrews Family, 1890. 
The Hamhn Family, 1894. The Hamlin Family, 1900. 



published by the author 

EXIRA IOWA 

1902 



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Coat of Arms of John de Hamlink 

Kt. of Lescester: who served under 

Kins. EDWARD I. 12'12-i;i07. 



INTRODUCTION. 



As indicated in the title pajje, this voUime is the first of a series of works 
on the genealotiy of James Ilaiulin,' who came from London, Kiif^land, and 
settled in Barnstable. Mass., in 1(j;W. It will \ni otiscrved that he had .sons 
named James, Bartholomew, Jolin, Eieazer and Israel; all of whom were mar- 
ried and had descendants. It is regretted that the descendants of his daught.ers, 
have not been discovered. 

The present volume gives the genealogy (»f James Hamlin,* eldest son of 
the immigrant: and wlui was also born in F^ngland. 

In former w<»rks on the hi.story of The Hamlin Family, the author lias 
shown that the Hamlins went with William the Conqueror from Normandy to 
?]ngland, lOWi: and that since that event the name has been a common one in 
England to the present time. 

The nume appears in the roll preserved in the church at Dives, in N{»r- 
mandy, of the companions in arms of the Conqueror, who there assemlded t^» 
cross over to England: and it a l.so appears in the Battle Abtiey lioll of those 
who fought at the battle of Hastings, 1066: when the Conqueror and hisarniy 
won the crown of England. 

In a work on The Battle Abbey Roll, by the Countess of Cleveland. 1889, 
the following mention of the Hamelins api)ears: 

Hanielin— There are three of the name, entered asunder tenant* in l><miet»- 
day : Ilanu'Iin. homo nug()nis tillii Baldrici, in Lincolnsliire: Hamclin holding 
of Boger de Montgomery in hussex: and also mentioned in iH'vonshire; and 
Hamelin of Cornwall. 

Whether Hamelin of Devonshire, and Hamelin of Cornwall were the saime 
does not appear. In the latter County, Hamelin held twenty-two manors 
under the Earl of M(mtaine. He is .supptKsed to l)e the ancestor (tf tin- Tre- 
lawney family, and to have resided at Treloen, one of the manors descril)ed in 
the survey of his property. 

After the conquest of England by William of Normandy, he caiised the 
lands of the Kingdom t(> be ncorded in what is known as " Domesday Hook," 
completed iti loHfi. It is the ant horitutive distribution of the lands of England 
to the followers of the Contjueror. 

In 18<i;5. Sir Henry James, Colonel of Engineers and DIretMor of the 
(>rd nance Survey Odice, Soiit hanipt<iii. England, presented U> \ice President 
llainliii, a tac simile extiacl tuim " Douusday Hook," showing Mmie of the 
land holdings ol Hamelin, the Norman, which is here reproduced: 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

CornvsLlse. 



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INTRODUCTION. 7 

The name Hamlin, like other English names appears in various forms, and 
many instances appear where the same person lias spelled his name differently. 
Hamlin is undoiibledly the most approved Anglicized form of the nam<': tin- 
b in the name is manifestly an interloper. 

In Domesday Book it is found spelled in Norman — French, Hamelin; in the 
roll at Dives, Ilamelin: in the Rattle Abbey Roll, Hameline; later, but at an 
early period in Devonshire. England. Ilamlyn: which form is retained by some 
to the present time. The descendants <.)f .lames Hamlin,' of Barnslabic. M;uss- 
achusetts, will be found variously spelled, viz: Hamlin, Ilamline. Ilainlen. 0i 
Hamblin and Hamblen. We have endeavored u) adopt the form used by t lie ( 
members of the family, respectively: except, tbat in some instances the same 
persons have changed the spelling of their own names! 

In the following genealogy of James Hamlin,' of Barnstable, Mass., we 
have endeavored to bring down the lines of his female descendants, the same 
as the male lines named Hamlin, etc., believing that the custom or change of 
the wife's name by marriage does not ^ITect her relation or kinship, nor that of "•_ 
her descendants. Indeed, we may attirm that relationship is most accurately 
traced through the female lines. 

The parish register of St. Lawrence, Reading, Berkshire. F^ngland, shows 
the births, marriages and burials in several families named Hamlin, etc. 

The writer believes that these records show the births of four of the child- 
ren of our ancestor. James Hamlin, of Barnstable, viz: James, Sarah, Mary and 
James: also, the burial of the eldest child, James. 

The following extracts from the above mentioned record are here given: 





BAFTISMS 








Hamlin, Peter. 


son of John, 


Aug. 


k;, 


l(i<)7. 


Hamblen, Sarah, 


dau. '• 


John, 


Dec. 


2. 


um. 


Hamlyn, Hannah, 


U (( 


John, 


May 


i-';{. 


una 


Hamlyn, Cicely, 


(1 «( 


Michael, 


Mar. 


12, 


KiKl. 


Hamblen, Michael, 


son " 


Michael, 


Jul. 


12, 


1()20. 


Hamblen, Michael, 


i( (t 


Henry, 


Aug. 


-7, 


1617. 


Hamblen, Snsannah, 


dau. " 


Edward, 


Oct. 


ir». 


1(120. 


Hamblen, John, 


son '' 


Michael, 


Mar. 


27, 


i()2;{. 


Hamlin, Michael, 


«( n 


Michael, 


Dec. 


2.{. 


162;-). 


Hamlin, James,* 


it tl 


James. 


Oct. 


:n. 


iti;u>. 


Hamlin. George, 


It (( 


Michael, 


Dec. 


I. 


\(VA\. 


Hamblin, Joan, 


dau. " 


John, 


May 


2;i, 


uy.i-2. 


Hamblin, Sarah,* 


It (t 


James, 


Sep. 


(>. 


WA-2. 


Hamlin, Elizabeth, 


It (t 


Henry, 


Mar. 


«)•> 


i();{;n 


Hamlin, Jobn. 


son " 


Michael, 


Ahiy 


2S, 


i(;;{4. 


Hamlin, Mary,* 


dau. " 


James, 


July 


27, 


i(i;!4. 


Hamlin, Edward, 


son " 


John, 


Oct. 


«i, 


16:{4. 


Hamlin, William, 


It ti 


William, 


Jan. 


ir.. 


l(i.!(). 


Hamlin. .lames,* 


U t( 


James, 


Apr. 


10. 


It. .{6. 



MARRIED 

Hamlin, Henry and Mary Wagstaff, 



July 29, Uihi. 



• Probably children of James Flumlin,! the settler In Barnhtalile. Ma.Ks.. IWl'. 



8 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY- 



BURIALS 



Hamlin, Michael. 
Edward, 
John, 
Michael, 
John, 
Michael, 
James,* 



Apr. 13, 1615. 

Apr. 15, 1620. 

Mar. 28, 1623. 

Feb. 20, 1625. 

Mar. 27, 1627. 

Oct. 23, 16-28. 

Oct. 24, 1633. 



We shall have frequent oeeasion to refer to the several towns and places on 
Cape Cod, now Barnstable County, Mass. The accompanying map will show 
the location of the various Indian tribes and settlements there at and about 
the time of the settlement of that country by the English. 




Probably soil of .James Hamlin.i of Barnstable. 



INTRODUCTJON. 



9 



Tlie next map shows the same territdi-y as (hvidt-d intn towns at tlio 
present time. 




Many of the descendants of James Hamlin have intermarried witli the 
descendants of tiie earliest settlers of the Plymouth colony and Cape Cod. and 
we shall have frequent occasion to notice them. It will be important to know 
S(»mething about the history of the early settlers of that jJortion of Massachu- 
setts: which will be accordingly given. 



Ifi20, Old 


Style. 




Saturday. 


.lulv 


22. 


Saturday, 


Aug. 


•">. 


Monday, 


A ug. 


21, 


Wedne.sdaA 


•, Sept. 


H, 


Thursday, 


Nov. 


9. 


Saturday, 


Nov. 


11, 


Friday, 


Dec. 


8, 



PILCRIM KATES. 

Left Leyden and Delft Haven, Holland. 

Mayflower and S|»eedwell left ."^outhamptuii, ri'fd. 

Sailed again, but returned. 

Mayflower sailed from Plymouth, England. 

Sighted Cape Cod. Ma.ss. 

Compact signed. Provincetown harbor. Mass. 

The shallop party exploration. 



10 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Sunday, Dec. 10. The rest, at Clark's Island. 

Monday, Dec. 11. Explorations, Duxbury? and Plymouth Rock. 

Saturday, Dec. 16. Lett Provincetown for Plymouth. 
Mon. &Tu. Dec. 18-19. Explorations on shore. 

Wedn'day, Dec. 20. The Landing. 
1621, New Style. 

Thursday, Jan. 7. Divided into nineteen families. 

Sunday, Jan. 31. First worship on land. 

Wedn'day, Mar. 31. Last to leave the ship. 



MAYFLOWER PASSENGERS. 

Allerton, Isaac. 

Mary, wife: d. Feb., 25, 1621. 

" Bartholomew. 

" Remember. 

" Mary. 

" John,* a seaman. 
Alden, John. 
Bradford, William. 

" Dorothy, wife; drowned Dec, 7, 1620. 
Brewster, William. 

" Mary, wife. 

" Love. 

" Wrastling. 

" William, grandson. 
Billington, John. 

'• Ellen, wife. 

" John. 

" Francis. 

Britterige, Richard; d. Dec, 6, 1620. 
Browne, Peter.* 

Butten, William; d. Nov., 6, 1620. 
Carver, John; d. April, 1621. 

" Katherine, wife; d. May 1621. 
" a maid, servant. 
Carter, Robart,* 
Clark, Richard.* 
Cooke, Francis. 

" John. 
Coper, Humility.* 
Crakston John.* 

" John, son. 
Chiltern, James: d. Dec, 28, 1620. 

" Mrs., wife of* 

*' Mary. 
Doty, Edward. 
Eaton, Francis. 
" Sarah, wife. 
" Samuel. 



These died before April, 1621. 



INTRODUCTION. n 



Ely, a seaman, returned. 
English, Thomas.* 
Fletcher, Moyses. 
Fuller, Samuel. 
Edward.* 
Mrs., wife of* 
" Samuel. 
Gardener, Richard. 
GcKidiuan, John. 
Holbeck, William. 
Hopkins, Stephen. 

" Elizabeth, wife. 

Giles. 
" Constanta. 
*' Demaris. 
" Ocean us. 
Rowland, John. 

Hooke, John: with Isaac Allerton. 
Latham. William: with Gov. Carver. 
Langmore. John.* 
Litster. (Leicester) Edward. 
Margeson, Edmond.* 
Martin, Christopher: d. Jan. 8, 1621. 

" Mrs., wife of* 
Minter, Desire: with Gov. Carver. 
More, Jasper: with Gov. Carver, d. Dec, 6, 1620. 
" Richard: with William Brewster. 
" Ellen; with Edward Winslow. 
Mullines, William: d. Feb. 21, 1620. 
" Mrs., wife of * 
'* Joseph.* 
" Priscilla. 
Preist, Digerie: d. Jan., 1, 1621. 
Prower, Salamon; d. Dec, 24, 1620. 
Rigdale, John.* 

'• Alice, wife.* 
Rogers, Thomas.* 

" Joseph. 
Sowle, George. 
Standish, Myles. 

Rose, wife: d. Jan.. 29, 1621. 
Story. Elias: with Edward Winslow. 
Samson, Henry.* 

Thomson, Edward; d. Dec, 4, 1620. 
Tillie, Edward.* 
Ann, wife.* 
" John.* 
" Mrs., wife of* 
•' Elizabeth. 



• These died before April, 1(521. 



12 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Trevove, William, a seaman, returned. 
Tinker, Thomas.* 

•' Mr.s., wife of * 

" Son* 
Turner, .John.* 

" a son* 

" a son.* 
Warren, Richard. 
White, William: d. Feb , 21, l(i21. 

" Susan, wife. 

" Resolved. 

" Peregriene. 
Williams. Thomas.* 
Wiiisktw, Edward. 

Elizabeth, wife; d. March 24, 162], 
" Gilbart. 



PASSENGER.S IN THE FORTUNE. 



Akuived at Plymouth, Mass. 



Adams, John 
Kassett, William 
Beale. William 
Brewster, J(mathan 
Brijjys Clement 
Bom passe, Edward 
Cannon, John 
Coner, William 
Cushman, Roljert 
Cushman, Thomas 



Deane, Stephen 
De LaNoye, Phillipe 
Flavel, Thomas 
Foord, The Widow 
Hicks, Robert. 
Hilton, William 
Morgan, Bennet 
Morgan, Thomas 
Nicholas, Austin 



Nov. 11, 1621. 

Palmer. William 
Pitts, William 
Prence, Thomas — the Gov. 
Simmcins. Moses 
Stacey, Hugh 
Stewart, James 
Tench, William 
Winslow, John 
Wright, William 



SANDWICH. 



April 3, 1637: "It is also agreed by the Court that these ten men of 
Saugus, (Lynn, Mass.,) viz: Edmund Freeman, Henry Feake, Thomas Dexter, 
Edward Dillingham, William Wood, Jolm Carman, Ricliard Chadwell, William 
Almy. Tliomas Tupper, and George Knott, shall have liberty to view a place 
to sit down, and liave sufficient lands for tliree score families, upon the con- 
ditions propounded to them by the Governor and Mr. Winslow." 

That year tliese men, except Thomas Dexter, who came later, settled with 
their families in and near what is now the village of Sandwich. Mass. 

Other settlers from Lynn, Duxbury and Plymouth continued to come until 
in 1641, the following named persons had settled there: 
Allen, Francis Dillingham, Henry Miller, John 

" George Dingley, John Newiand, John 

" George Jr. Ellis, John " William 

" Matthew Ewer, Henry Nye, Benjamin 

" Ralph Fish, John Nicliols, Thomas 



* These died before April. 1621. 



INTKODL'CTION. 13 

Alk-n Saimit-l Fish. .loiiatlian PottiT. Mr. 

AnuitiiKe. Thoiuas '■ Natliaiiiel I'lV-sbiiry, .lolm 

Hell, John !■ rttMiiaii. Edmuiid .1 1. Saiidersdij. Henry 

IkMTv. Kdimind '■ .Inhn Skftlc. .Jaim-s 

lihuk. Mile.s P'rieiul. Jolui Slawsoii. (Jcnr^re 

lilackiuore. John (Jaunt, i'eti'r Sti-phen. Himuv 

Hliss. Geor^ti Gibb.s. Thomas .Swiii. \\ ilham 

Ht's-e. Anthony (iieen. .loliii Tiiriiti-. Micliail 

lioaiiiman. Tlionias (iieentield, Tlioiiias XiucfMt. Jolwi 

liodtish. Koliert Hai.ett, Andrew Jr. Wade. Richard 

Houriu'. Richard Hampton. Tliomas Wihis Lawience 

Hiaybrook. Wii.iain Hanhiiry. IVter " Nal.ianiel 

Hiitf^^s. Jolui Hallow, William " 'J'homas 

Bruit t. Geor>re Hedge. William Winy. Daniel 

Burne. Thomas hoi way, Joseph •• John 

MiMKess. Richard Hurst. William " .Stephen 

Thomas Jolui.son, J(»hn Win.sor. Joseph 

Thomas Jr. " Thomas Woilaston, Mr. 

Butler, Thomas Joyce. John Wright. Anthony 

Chi 111 ng.s worth. Tliomas Kerby. Richard •• Nicholas 

Claike, Edmund King, John " I'eter 

Cole, George Landers. Tliomas 

Cole, Henry Leverich, William 



BARNSTABLE. 



This was ancient Mattacheeset, in the territory of the Indian .sachem, 
lyanough. a friend of the lilgrims: whose burial place is still to l»e .seen there. 

Rev. .Stephen Balchiler has the honor of being the first wiiite man to 
settle in Barnstable. He with a small company. prol)ably his sons and son.s-in- 
law. went to "Old town '" in the nortlTJ'i*^t part of Mattakeese in the winter of 
If.iiT-*': Ijut finding it cold and the difliculties great, he abandoned it liie t'l.lli.w- 
ing spring. .See note, Rev. Stephen Batchiler. 

Ill the latter part of IH.ST, or early in KKiS. the General Court of Tlymouth 
Coldiiy granted to Mr. Rit-hard Collicut. of Dorchester. Ma.ss.. the lands at 
.NIattakeese: Re\. Joseph Hull and Elder Thomas Dimmock may have been 
aivsociated with him in this grant, but this is not certain. 

Elder Thomas Dimmock was in Barnstable March. Ki.T.t; and was then 
appointed toexerci.se the Barnstable men in their arms. 

Ou April \. Itl.Ut the C( urt ordered that only such persons as were then at 
Mattakee.se sliould remain and make use of .some land: t>ut should imt divide 
any, either to themselves or others: nor receive into the plantation any oilu-r 
persons, exceptinir those to whom tlie original grant was made. 

Rev. Joseph Hull went there from Weymouth. Ma.ss. in May. 1(».'{S). 

On May t>. Ki.v.t: --It is ordered by the court that if Mr. Collicut do come 
in his own per.soii to inhabit at Mattakee.se before tlie (k-neial Court in .June 
ensuing, that then the gram shall rem.iin firm unto them: but. if he tails to 
ct»me within the time jirefixed, that then their grant be made void: and the 
lands be otherwi.se dispo.sed of." 



14 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY 



He failed to come, and on June 4, or 14, new style, the ^rant was assigned 
to Rev Josojih Hull and Elder Thomas Dimmock: who with their associates 
were the actual founders of Barnstable. 

It is certain that Mr. Collicut never settled in Barnstable: but he or his 
associates surveyed some lands there and appropriated some to their particular 
use softn after the grant to him. He may have been prevented from making 
settlement in Barnstable and securing the grant by other business; as he 
resided in Mass. Bay Colon v, and not in the Plymouth Colony He was made 
freeman in the former Colony, Mar. 4, 1632-;{: was a surveyor: selectman, 1636; 
deputy. 16.36-7, and again in 16o.5: he was appointed commissary for the troops 
employed against the Pequot Indians, May 17, 1637, was appointed to rectify 
the bounds between Dedham and Dorchester. 1638: and to run the line between 
Massachusetts and Connecticut, 1641; he removed to Boston, 1636: was in Fal- 
mouth (now Portland). Maine, 1669; in Saco, Maine, 1672; and d. Boston, July 




COURT HOUSE AT BARNSTABLK. 

7, 1685, aged 83 years. Although not positively known, it is conceded that 
Barnstable was incorporated Sept. 3, 16.39. It is supposed the town was named 
for Barnstaple, England, from whence^it is presumed Rev. .Joseph Hull came. 
At the time of incorporation the following named persons had settled 
there, viz: Rev. Joseph Hull, Tristram Hull, John Bursley, Thomas Dimmock, 
Thomas .Shaw, Austin Bearse, Henry Coggin, James Hamlin, William Tilley, 
Thomas Allyn. Laurence Lichfield, Tliomas Huckins, .John Smith. Roger Good- 
speed, John Scudder, Nathaniel Bacon, and perhaps Rev. John Mayo, and his 
son Samuel Mayo. But Smith, Bacon, Bursley, Tristram Hull and Samuel 
Mayo were not householders. 

The early settlers at Coggin's Pond, in Barnstable, were Henry Bourne and 
Tliomas Hinckley from Scituate, and Henry Coggin, Laurence Lichfield, 
James Hamlin and William Tilley. Mr. Otis supposed the last four were asso- 



INTRODLX'TION. ir. 

ciates of Mr. Collicul. But Kev. Josepli Hull M.ld . seme (.f his laini tn Dannie! 
Hinckley, audit is well km>\Mi that Mr. Hinckley's land joined lliat ol Janus 
Hamlin on the east and hoidered on tlie south of ( o^Kin's 1 ond. Ihe order in 
which the settlers lots were located at CoK^rin's I'ond in 1()4;M. from east to 
west were: William Tilley. Gov. Thomas Hinckley. Samuel Hinckley, (Jen. 
James Cudworlh, Jamk> Hamlin, Laurence Lichfield. Henry (.ouK'in and 
Henry Bourne. 

Mr. Hull beiny the mii;ister, iiiion him dev( Ived tlie greater resj onsihility: 
and he and Eider I>immockwere the tirsl deputies or representatives from 
l{arnstal)le to the (Jeneral Court at I'lymouth. 

In Junt, lt)3!», Rev. John Lothrop and niemlers of his church In Scituate. 
Mass.. decided to remove to Barnstahle, s( n.e of wlum came then: hut Mr. 
Lothrop and the larger numher of his church came by water, arrived at Barn- 
stable Oct. 2L lt);{9. 

The oldest account we find of the people who came from Scituate to Barn- 
stable is jfiven by Mr. Otis, the Barnstable genealogist, viz: 

Mr. Otis states: "Mr. Lothrop I'oui.d nine families at .'scituate, friends that 
he had known in Englaiid. They had, Sept. iiO. hj;54, built nine 'Ballizado 
houses,' as temporary residences. * * * Jroni the time Mr. Lothrop cani^ cT 
to Octolx?r, a period of two years, there were thirty-cne luuses luilt, and in 
hj.iT. nine, making the whole number of dwelling houses fifty-six. * * ♦ To 
Mr. Lothrop's list of the hou.ses, 1 add the dates, if known, when the builders 
came over and the dates of their joining his church. The serial numbers indi- 
cate the order in which the houses were built: tlie date next folkiwing each 
name, the time when the party came over; and the last, the time when he 
joined Mr. Lothrop's church. * * * The following abbreviations are used: 
K. signifies Kent, or county of Kent: L. London: S. Scituate: B. Barnstable; 
(id. G(xidman; an interrogation point means doubtful." 

"'The hou.ses in ye plantation of Scituate att my Ccn:eii;g hitlur. (.nly 
these, well was aboute the ende of Sept. 1634,— all wch small plaine pallizad(je 
Houses. 

L Mr. Hatherleys, 1(52.3 & 1G32. L., Jan. 11, 1634-5, S. 

2. Mr. Cudworthes, a 1632, L. Jan. 18, 1634-5, B. S. 

Sold (1536) to Gd. Ensigne, S. 

3. Mr. Gillsons, a 16.32, K.V Jan. 8, 1634-5, S. 

4. Gd. Anniballs, 1623,— Jan. 8, 1634-5, B. 

5. Gd. Kowlyes, 1632, K. ? Jan. 8, 1634-5, B. 

See No. 23. ( No record of Sale.) 

6. Gd. Turners, 1628, K. ? Jan. 8, 1634-5, S. 

Sold (1636) to Gd. Jackson, a 1634, K. V Feb. 25, 1637-8, B. 

7. Gd. Cobbs (see .32), 1632, K. Jan. 8, 16.34-5, B. 

Sold 1st, Gd. Rowlye; 2d, Wid. Viiial. 

8. Gd. Hewes, 1632, Wales, S. 

Sold (1636) Gd. C(joper, a 1632, K. ? B. 

9. Edward Foster, 1632, L.V Jan. 8, 1634-5, S. 

"Since my coming to Octo, 1636." 

10. My House, Sept. 18, 1634, L. Jan. 8, 1634-5, B. 

11. Gd. Foxwells, (see .50) 16.30,— Jan. 8, 16.34-5, B. 

Sold (16.36) to Henry Bourne, a 1634, Jan. 25, 1634-5, B. 

12. Samuel Hou.se, Sept. IH, 1634-5, L. Jan. 8, 1634-5, B. & S. 

13. Gd. Chittenden's, 1635, K. Feb. 12, 1636-7, S. 



16 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

14. Gd. Lumhoi-'s. (see 27), 1«30, L. ? Ap. 19. 1H35. B. 

Sold (IWH) Gd. Winter, a 15.U. L. Apr. !>. l(vJ4. S. 

1.5. My Sonus. son-in-l;n\' Sam] Fuller, 1H20. Leyden, Nov. 7. 1636. B. 

16. (Jd. Haites. i&o. K. Ap. 19. 1635. S. Sold (16.36) to Mr. Bower. 

17. (id. Hatches, IB'-^a, K. S. 

is. (id. Lcwifc. Senior, a 16H4. K. Sold to Gd. Dorkins V a 1634. 

Prol)aV)ly Thomas Diniick, B. 

lit. Goody Hinckley, 1635, K. B. 

20. Mr. Tilden. a 1628. K. S. 

21. * * * The Smiths, Gd. Hoit's brother, S. 

22. Gd. Lewice, Junior, a 1635, K. S. 

23. Gd. RowJeyes new house, on his lot, See No. 5. 

24. M r. Vasseis, 16.30, L. Nov. 2S, 1636, S. 

25. (id. Stockbridjre. ye wheeler, 1635, L. S. 

26. <t({. Stedmans, 16.35, L. July 17, 1636, S. 

27. Gd. Lumber's, iippon his lot, 1630. See No. 14. 
2S. Meeting- House. See above. 

29. Isaac Robinson's 1629. Leyden, Nov. 7, 1636, B. 

Sold (1637) to Gd. Twisden. 

30. Mr. Cudvvorth's house, on his lott, L. ? See No. 2. 

31. Brother Turners, on his lott, 1628. See No. 6. 

32. Brother Cobb's, on his lott, 1633. See No. 7. 

33. Gd. Hewes, on bis lott, 1634. See No. 8. 

34. Gd. Lewice, op his lott, 16.32. See No. 18. 

Sold to Gd. Williams, 1632, K. V S. 

35. Gd. Lewice, Junior, his new house, 1635. See No. 18. 

36. Gd. Kenrick's, a 1634. K. Ap. 9, 1637, S. 

37. Mr. Besbetch, 1635, K. Ap. 30, 1637, S. 

38. The young master. Edward Fitsrandolphs. a 1634, K. V May 14. 1637. B. 

Sold to Gd. Syllice, a 1634, K. V Dec. 24, 1637. S. 

39. Robert Shelleyes, 1632, K. ? May 14, 1637, B. 

40. John Hanmers, S. Sold to Gid. H . 

41. Henry Ewells. 1635, K. Ap. 3, 1636, B. Sold to Gd. Merritt. 1628, S. 

42. Mr. Hatches new hou.se. 

43. George Suttens. 

44. Brother Croker, Jr.. a 1634, L. Dec. 25. 1636, B. 

45. John h'mmersons, a 1634, L. ? S. 1 

46. Gd. Holmes, S. " 

47. John Flamners, on the clifle. 

48. Gd. Bird, 1628, S. 1637. i 

49. Is;iac Robinson's new house, 1629, Leyden. See No. 29. 

50. Gd. Foxwell's on his lot, 1630. See No. 11. 

51. My house on the lott, erected Sept. 27. See No. 10. 

52. Thomas Lapham's, K. '? Apr. 24, 1636, S. 

53. Gd. Edenton's, S. 

54. Gd. Hy lands, K. S. 

55. Gd. Raw lings, 1630, S. 

56. William Parkers, S. 

57. Gd. Lewice, Senior.' 

To these J add church members: 
Robert Linnell, 1638, L. Sept. 16, 1638, B. 



INTRODUCTION. 17 

William Belts, Oct. •_':), Itt-Sa, B. 
Thomas Lot limp. Sept. s. i(;i>4. May 14, Ki.JT. l\ 
Christopher Wintei-, Dec 24, Ki-JT, S. 
Thomas Kin^r, L. l«3o. Feb. -Jo. WM-H, S. 
Thomas Boiden. lp.s\vitch, Itm. May. 17. l(«o. S. 

AVhole miml)er that joined Mr. Lothrop's ehureli in .Scitiiate «3 

Of lhe.se :2ti were females 2H 

Males, or heads cif families 37 

Removed to Barnstable in \iVM\ ■2^^ 

Leaving 17"' 

From this evidence it very conclusively appears that James Hamlin did 
not come to Barnstable with Mr. Lothrop's church. 

At tlie cominir of Mr. Lothrop and his church the town had been incor- 
porated, houses built and a civilized community were dwelliu); anions; tlie 
Indians. Mr. Hull and the settlers welcomed tliem to their homes, a.ssigned 
them lands and assisted them in buildin<r their cabins, which were thus described 
by Mr. Lothrop: ••The walls weie made of poles tilled l»etween with clay and 
stones, the roof thatched, the chimney to the mantle of rouj?h stone, and above 
of cob wt>rk, the windows of oiled paper and the floors of hand sawed planks."" 
'•They were open and cold and in winter a high piled tire was constantly to U> 
kept burning. All the houses in the village were alike— there was no opening 
for pride to claim a supremacy." Such structures were called "b(K)ths." 

At that time the wcK)dsmans's ax had .seldom re.sounded thr(»ugh the forests: 
the country, except a few fields which had been cleared by the Indians, was a 
vast wilderne.ss: the old common field, which still retains its name, had only a 
few scattering trees: and the new common field, which extended fr(»m the old 
to the bounds of Yarmouth, contained little forest. The Indian population 
probably did not exceed five hundred, a quiet inoffensive racf. with whom our 
ancestors lived in peace. It turned out that Mr. Lothrop's cliurch were a 
majority, who preferred their own pastor, with whom they had suffered perse- 
cution while in P^ngland: Elder Dimmock and others of the first settlers 
preferred to sit under his preaching rather than under Mr. Hull: and incon- 
sequence Mr. Hull was relieved and left the town. Mr. Otis shows that he was 
not fairly treated. 

In 1H40 Mr. John Crow (Crowell) of Yarmouth, Mr. Thomas Dimmock, of 
Barnstable, and Mr. Edmond Freeman, of Sandwich, were apjiointed by the 
General Court to hear and determine all causes within the three towns not 
exceeding 20 shillings. This was the first court established in Barnstable 
county. 

It was with pleasure that the writer visited Cape C(»d in October, 1899: two 
hundred and sixty years after the settlement of Barnstable: and was enter- 
tained at •"Barnstable Inn," situated on the spot where Kev. .b)lui Lothrop 
first located in Barnstable: a pttrtion of tiie Inn is suppo.sed to \ie part of Mr. 
Lothrop's first dwelling. By particular kindness of the Nestor of Barnstable. 
Gustavus A. Hinckley, Esq.. an agreeable gentleman, the writer was permittt-d 
to enj()y at his house for several days the special favor of examining his val- 
uable manu.scripts, embracing the town and church record.s, with much other 
valuable information revealing the vital statistics, military records, etc.. of the 
ancient town of Barnstal)le. Cnder his personal guidance we were shown the 
ancient cemeteries and other historic spots and places; but what was (»f the 



18 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

greatest interest, the home lots where our ancestors, James Hamlin and Gov. 
Hinckley, resided side by side in tlie long ago. 

Mr. Otis states: "On the fifth day of January, 1643-4, Thomas Hinkley, 
Henry C<»bb, Isaac Robinson and Thomas Lothrop drew up a list of those whci 
were then inhal>itants of Barnstable, and I infer from the order annexed to 
the same that the forty-tive named were householders: * * * 

1. Anthony Annable, from Scituate, 1640. 

2. Abraham Blush, Duxbury, 1640. 

3. Thomas Shaw, Hingham, 1639. 

4. John Crocker, Scituate, 1639. 

5. Dolar Davis, Duxbury, 1641-2. 

6. Henry Ewell, Scituate, 1639. 

7. William Betts, Scituate. 1639. 
William Pearse, of Yarmouth, 1643. 

8. Robert Shelley, Scituate, 1639. 

9. Thomas Hatch, Yarmouth, 1642. 

10. John Cooper, Scituate, 1639. 

11. Austin Bearse, came over 1638, of B. 1639. 

12. William Crocker, Scituate, 1639. 

13. Henry Bourne, Scituate, 1639. 

14. Henry Coggin, Bost(»n, spring 1639. 

15. Lawrence Litchfield, of B. spring of 1639. 

16. James Hajiblin, London, of B. spring of 1639. 

17. James Cudworth, Scituate, 1640. 

18. Thomas Hinckley, Scituate, 1639. 

19. Samuel Hinckley, Scituate, 8th July, 1640. 
William Tilly, spring 1639, removed to Boston 1643. 

20. Isaac Robinson, Scituate, 1639. 

21. Samuel Jackson, Scituate, 1639. 

22. Thomas Allyn. spring 1639. 

Mr. Joseph Hull, Weymouth, May 1639. 

23. Mr. John Bursley, Weymouth, May 1639. 

24. Mr. John Mayo, came over 1638, of Barnstable, 1639. 

25. John Casley, spring of 1639. 

26. William Caseley, Scituate, of B. spring of 1639. 

27. Robert Linnett, Scituate, 1639. 

28. Thomas Lothrop, Scituate,, 1639. 

29. Thomas Lumbard, Scituate, 1639. 

30. Mr. John Lothrop, Scituate, Oct. 20, 1639. 

31. John Hall, Charleston, 1641. 

32. Henry Rowley, Scituate, 1639. 

33. Isaac Wells, Scituate, 1639. 

34. John Smith, of Barnstable, 1()39. 

35. George Lewis, Scituate, 1639. 

36. Edward Fitzrandolph, Scituate, 1639. 

37. Bernard Lumbard, Scituate, 1639. 

38. Roger Goodspeed, Barnstable, 1639. 

39. Henry Cobb, Scituate, October 21, 1639. 

40. Thomas Huckins, Boston, 1639. 

41. John Scudder, Boston, 1639. 

42. Samuel Mayo, of Barnstable, 1639. 



INTRODUCTION. 



Ill 



4;i. NatlKiiiii-l Hac'»n. of Barnstable. Iti:i9. 
44. Ricliard Fnxwell. fnnii Sc-ituate, 1H3!). 
4.">. Tliomjis Dimmcick, Hiiigham, M.Ut." 



YARMOUTH. 

The pennaiieiit sett hMiieiit nf the U>\\u cMiiiinienced tarly in \(V.i\K Tlie 
Kiantees were Anthony Thacher, John Crow, and Thitnias Hawes, whu Ijad 
surveyed the land prepartory t(» uccupation. They with .hthn Coite, "to tn; 
entjuired of," Madriek .Matthew.s, I'hiiip Tabor, William Palmer, Samuel 
Rider. William Lumpkin, and Tlionuus Hatch were proposed .Ian. 7. hi-Jit. "to 
take up their freedom at Yarmouth." but the tullowin^f I)ersons were e.xcepti-d 
a^rainst: Old VVorden (dead). Burnell Wri^'htand Nat I>eville. In March (lt)4U) 
Nichola.s.'^impkins. IIut;hTilley.(Jiles Hopkins and .Joshua Itarnesare mentioned 
in tlie Court records asof Yarmouth. Andrew Hallett, Sr., w;i.s there in Marcli, 
but did not .settle permanently until lH4;i. At the close of l»)4u the rollowin^: 
persons had also settled there: Thomas Starr. Roliert Denni.s, F^dward Sturjfis. 
.lames .Matthews, William Nickerson, Yelverton Crow and Thomas Payne. 
William Payne was chosen constable; and Thomas Payne and Philip Tabor 
deputies tii the court: the tirst resresentative assembly in the colony, .June 4, 
1689. William Clark took the oath of allegiance and fidelity in .September, 
and was constable of the town. 

In 1»)4;{ the following additional named persons had settled there, viz: 



Kerry, Anthony 
Breman, Thomas 
Bursell. .lames 
Burstall, John 
James, John 
Cha.se, William Jr. 
Cole, Daniel 

" Job 
Davi.s, Robert 
Derby, John 
Ellis, Roger 
Falland, Thomas 
Plaunce, Thomas 



Grause, William 
Gray, John 
Hallett, Andrew 

" Andrew, Jr. 

" Samuel 
Hammon, Benjamin 
Hedge, William 
Hoar, Richard 
Hull, Tristram 
Joyce, Jt)hn 
Matthews, Martin 
Nickerson, William 
Nicholson, William 



Norman. Hugh 
Norcutt, William 
Pease, William 
Pritchett. Richard 
Sears, Richard 
Simpkins, 'Nicholas 
Sturgis Edward 
Taylor. Richard 
Taylor. Richard 
Templar. Ricliard 
Wad i bone. Nichohus 
W(jrden. Peter 
White Emanuel 



DENNIS. 

Dennis was Nobscu.set of the Indians It was formerly part of Yarmouth, 
but incttrporated as a separate town 17i>3. It was settled ItiJu, by .Fohn Crow 
{from which descend the Crowell family there) and by Thoma.s Hawes and 
William Lumitkin". William Eldred came a year or two later. Among the 
early settlers were .John Hail from Barnstable, and Thomas Tobey and John 
N'incent from .Sandwich. Elisha Ba.ssett came later from Sandwich, .\mong 
the early settlers may also be named the families of Baker, Bangs, Burge, Chap- 
man, Crosby. Eldridge. Fallen. Hallett. Kelly, Nickerson, Newa)nib, Paddock, 
Rider, Seabury, .Sears, Whelden and Worden. 



HARWICH. 
Harwich anciently included the present town of Brewster.jand part <if 
Orleans. It .seems to have been settled by the whites as early as 1<U(V1: but 



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THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



their names are not found. The earliest white settlers were Joseph Nickerson 
and Thomas Freeman, who dwelt there v/hile this territory was occupied by 
the Indians: whose titles were extinguished May 18, 1711, by John Cole, Daniel 
Cole, Jr., Joshua and Stephen Hopkins, Nicholas andPrence Snow, Nathaniel 
Doane and John King..— Incorporated Sept. 14, 1694. 

The settlers before 1700 were: 
Gersham Hall, from Dennis. 
Benjamin Hall, brother of Gersham. 
Samuel Hall, son of Gersham. 
Abraham Chase, from Yarmouth. 
Joseph Severance, from Yarmouth. 
Moniah Ellis, from Sandwich. 
Elisha Eldridge, from Chatham. 
Samuel Nickerson, from Chatham. 
Joseph Nickerson, from Chatham. 
Samuel Berry, from Yarmouth. 
John Smith, from Yarmouth. 



The following persons drew 

Atkins, Thomas 

Clark, Thomas 

Cole, Daniel 

Cole, John 

Cole, Joseph 

Doane, Israel 

Doane. Joseph 

Doane, Nathaniel 

f'reeman. Capt. Edward 

Gray, John 

Harding, Capt. Joseph 

Hopkins, Elisha 

Hopkins, Joshua 



lots there in 1714, viz: 

Hopkins, Stephen 
Hawes, Lt. Jonathan 
King, John 
Mayo, Samuel 
Mayo. Thomas 
Nickerson, Capt. Joseph 
Phillips, Benjamin 
Rogers, James 
Snow, Micaijah 
Snow, Prence 
Snow, Nicholas 
Sparrow, John 
Taylor, Seth 



BREWSTER. 

It was called Harwich Parish from 1747 until Feb. 19, 1803, when set off , 
from Harwich and incorporated as a separate town. Lots were laid out there^ Ui 
1653 to such of the "Purchasers or Old Comers," still retaining rights there, 
who then were: 

Gov. William Bradford, who sold to Richard Sears, 1664. 
Experience Michel, obtained by Kenelm Winslow, of Marshfleld. 
Stephen Deane. 



Thomas Clarke. 

Thomas Prence, 
Joseph Rogers, 

Giles Hopkins, 
John Howland, 
William Collier, 
Edward Bangs, 



sold to John Dillingham of Sandwich. 



who sold to John Wing, of Sandwich. 



lNTlU)I)rcTU)N. 21 



Other settlers before ITW were: 
Bani^s. .Tiiiiathan, fitun East ham. 
Clark, Aiulrew, tnnu I'lynnnilh. 
Crctsby. Thomas, from Eastham. 
C(tle, .lames, from Eastham. 
FretMiiaii .lohii. from Eastham. 
I'reemaii. Thomas, from Eastham. 
Gray. John, from Yarmouth, 
(^irittitli. William, fmm Sanrlwich. 
Hopkins. Stephen, from Eastham. 
IIiTrick, William, from Eastham. 
Taine, Jo.seph, fr(»m Eastham. 
I'arslow. William, 
Sears. Samuel. 
Warden. Peter. 



CHATHAM. 

The Inrlian name of Chatham was Monomoyick and was settled early in 
thespriny^of Ititi.") by William Nickerson from Yarnu)Uth: who purcluLsed from 
Joiui Quason, the chief, a large tract of land north of the road leading from 
Cliathaui to West Brewster, and south of and near Potanumaquut; and in 1H72 
Ixiuglit fmmQuason and Mattaquason another tract of land soutli of the first, 
extending east Vt Oyster pond. He purchased other tracts from the Indians 
later. 

Other early settlers were: 
Cahoon. William Godfrey, George Small, Edward 

Covel, William Godfrey, Moses Smith, Samuel 

Eldred, Lt. Nicholas Gross, William Stewart, Hugh 

Eldridge. William Harding, Jo.seph Stewart, William 

Ellis. John Phillips, Benjamin Tomlon, Nathatiiel 

Other settlers soon after ITW were: 
Atkins, John Hamilton, Daniel Nickerson, Robert 

Atkins. Thomas Hawes, Ebenezer Paddock, Rowland 

Corel, Nathaniel Hawes, Edmund Sears, Daniel 

Crowell, Paul Hawes, Thomas Sear«!, Richard 

Doane, Thomas Lombard, Caleb Taylor, Samuel 

Griffith. William 



EASTHAM. 

The settlement of Ea.sthani (Nauset) began in April. I<i44, with Thomas 
Prence, Edward Bangs, John Smalley, Jolin Doane, Nicholas Snow, Rieliard 
Higgins and Josias Cook, who with their families, constituted forty-nine per- 
sons. They had purcha.sed from Mattaqua.son, Sachem of Monomoyick, the 
land at Namskaket, Pochet, and the lands extending north to the territory 
belonging to the Sachem George, except Pochet island. This territ(»ry al.so 
substantially emlxdied the present towns of Welltleet and Orleans. 

Ill ltir>4 the following named per.sons liad al.so settled there: 
Akins, Henry Knowle.s, Richard Smith. Ralph 

Atwood, Stephen Mayo, John Snow, Mark 

Booshf)p. Richard Mayo. Nathaniel Sparrow, Jimatiiau 

Cole, Daniel Myrick, William Twining. William 






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THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Cdle, Job 
(Jrisp, George 
Freeman, John 
Hopkins. Giles 

The followinj."^ named 
AtwiKxl, El(la(J 
Brown, Georjire 
Cobb, Jonathan 
Cole. John 
Collins, Jcxseph 
CrtKsby, Thomas 
Dyer, William 
Freeman, Samuel 
Godfrey, George 



Paine, Thomas 
Roberts, Joseph 
Roberts, Thomas 

persons settled there s(M>n 
Harding, Joseph 
Hopkins, Stephen 
Herd, George 
Herd, John 
Hatch, Moses 
Higgins, Benjamin 
Higgins, Jonathan 
Horton, Samuel 
Knowles, John 



Wexam, Rt. 
Williams, Thomas 
Young, John 

after 1654: 
Linnell, Jonathan 
JVewcomb, Thomas 
Nickerson. William 
Pepper, Isaac 
Rich, Samuel 
Smith, John 
Walker, William 
Ward, George 
Witherell, John 



ORLl^ANS. 

It was set off from Eastham 1797. 

The early settlers are the same as those given for Eastham. 



WELLP^LEET. 

It was organized as Billingsgate parish, 1722; and was set off from Eastham 
n, as a sep^prate town, 17H1. 

The early settlers are the same as for Eastham. 



FALMOUTH. 



We are ttild that ecclesiastical differences turned the tide of emigration 
from Sandwich and Barnstable to Falmouth, Mass. Isaac Robinson was per- 
secuted in Barnstable for his sympathy with the Quakers; others at West 
Barnstable became dissatisfied with the government of Plymouth colony. 
Tnder permission from the General Court to purchase lands from the Indians, 
on June 4, 1661, a company from West Barnstable set out in quest of new 
homes and adventure. According to tradition they went by water around 
^ Cape Cod, and westward up Vinyard Sound; Robinson had a letter of recom- 
mendation from the church in Barnstable to that in Martha's Vinyard, indi- 
cating that as their destination; but from some unexplained cau.se they 
landed on the main land at Succonessett (Falmouth) opposite Martha's 
Vinyard. 

Under this settlement the first proprietors of Falmouth, Nov. 29, 1661, were: 

Annable, Anthony Hatch, Jonathan 

Blossom, Peter Hinckley, Samuel 

Chapman, John Jenkin.s, John 

Cobb, James Lothrop, Thomas 

Ewer, Thomas Nelson, William 

Fuller, Samuel Robinson, Isaac 

HAMLIN, JAMES Thomas, Nathaniel 

It will be observed that the proprietors were the (xc/je/-*- of the town, but 
not necessarily the actual settlers there. In this case most of these proprietors 
of Falmouth never made permanent settlement there. 



INTHoni'CTlON 



23 



Lands svere assi^fned t(» Dther settlers there as rc)ll(>\vs: 



Buwerniuii. Thomas. lt>SH. 
<;iff(ird, William. .Sr.. Kitis. 
(Jirtcni. William, .Jr.. \ms. 
(litToid, Christcipher, l«>.s>. 
<;itrnrd. .John. ItiSs. 
(Irimn. Thoma.s. ItiTlt. 
HariHT. HoU'it, Hi8."). 
Hatch. Henjamin. UW.j. 
Hatcli. Jo.soph. IHW. 
Hatcii. Moses. Irtss. 
Hull, Joiseph, 1«79. 



.Itihiisoii, ThoiuiLs, 1(579. 
Lewis. Thomas. l(i(;><. 
Parker, .losejili, Itiss. 
Parker, Th<»mas. hiSH. 
IVreival. .Fames, Uuu. 
Rowley. Mo.ses. .Sr., ltu\). 
Holtiiison. .Joliii. 1(»TH 
iSkitf, Nathaniel, 1H7S». 
Tilley, .Samuel, 1»)7». 
Weeks, .John. ItitiS. 
Weeks. William, \(iil\ 



TRU RO. 

The territory of this town was the home of the Pamet Indians. 
The residents in 17<H> were: 



Atkins. Nathaniel 
AtW(K»d. Mi call 
Hanys. Lt. J(»nathan 
< 'ole. Isaiah 
<'ollins, Jonathan 
<Juok, Josiah 
Crowe 11, Edward 
Doane. Hezekiah 
iJyer. Jonathan 
Dyer, Dr. William 
Freeman. Constant 
IPardinjf. Nathaniel 
ihird. Ebenezer 
Mulford. Thomas 
.Settlers. 1711: 
BickfoiTl. Jeremy 
Clark. William 
Doane, Ebenezer 



Lombard, Jedediah 
Lomlxird, Jedediah, Jr. 
Lombard, Thomas 
Myrick. John 
Newcoinb, Thomas 
Paine, Jonathan 
Paine, Moses 
I'aine. Thomas 
Iodine, Thomas, Jr. 
Peter, David 
Purington, Hezekiah 
Roj;ers, John 
Small, Francis 
Small, Samuel 

Rojfers, Thomas 
Smalley, Daniel 
Stewart, Christopher 



.Sava^M'. .John 

Scaiiuuon, Humphrey 
Smalley, Benjamin 
Smith, Beriah 
Smitli. p]benezer 
Smith. Tiiomas 
Snow, Lsiiac 
Snow. John 
Steele, Joiin 
Steven.s, Richard 
Treat, Samuel, .Jr. 
Vickery, Jonathan 
Younjf. Joseph 
Younn, .Samuel 

Stewart. (reor^.'e 
Webl)«-)-, Richard 



PROVINCETOWN. 

It is the extreme end of Cape C(»d. In its harbor the Mnijjlnin r first 
anchored. For many years it was the principal fishing station of Plymouth 
Colcmy and was leased for the benefit of the .schools of Plymoutli, Duxbury, 
and Barnstable. Thctmas Prence was the water t«iilitT, lt>71. It was .settled 
before 170<X Rev. Jeremiah Cushinvr was tlie minister t here. Idi*.'^. Inc<»r^)or- 
ated, 1727. py/ekiel Cushin^' was fii-st town tre;isujer, 172.'<-4l». Samuel Smith, 
town clerk, 1747-73: selectmen: John Qinant, 1747-')2: Thomas Newcomb. 1747; 
Elisha Mayo, 1747-8; Caleb Conant, 174H~o3; Jonathan Nicker.son, 174!^^">o. 

A list of the early settlers has not tjeetJ discovered. 



MlDDLEliORoriiH. 
The first considerable purcliase of lands from the Indians in Middle- 
borouKMi, Ma.s.s.. tlie yniixixht of the Indians was made lfHi2 from Josiah 
"Wampatiick. Purchases were made at other times from Walu.spetjuin ur 



24 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Tispecan. the "Black Sachem," the distinguished chief of "Assowampsett. 

Tlie names of the purchasers were: 
■ — — Adams, John.t 

Bassett, William. t See Sandwich. 

Billington, Francis.* 

Boardman, Thomas. See Sandwich. 

Brewster, William.* 

Brown, Peter.* 

Bumpas, Edward. t 

Cooke, Francis.* 

Delanoy, Philip.t 

Dotey, Edward* 

Eddy, Samuel. 

Fuller, Samuel.* Barnstable. 

Fuller. Lt. Matthew. Barnstable. 

Gray, Edward. 

Hodgkins, William. 

Howland, John.* 

Nelson, William. 

Partridge, George. 

Pontus(V) William. 

Ring, Andrew. 

Shaw, John. 

Simmons, Moses.t 

Soule, George.* 

Sprague, Francis. Came in the Ann, 1623. 

White, Resolved.* 



As observed in former works on the family history, we have used every 
possible means of information at our disposal for records and data for this 
book, witliout giving express credit in all cases for the sources of such informa- 
tion; which would be impossible. 

Unavoidable errors and inaccuracies will appear in this work, for which we 
ask indulgence. 

To everyone who has contributed in any manner towards the making of 
this book, we return our kindest heartfelt thanks. 

ExiKA, Iowa, 1902. 




* Came in the Mayflower. Iti20. 
t Came In the Fortune, 1621. 



EXPLANATIONS. 



Tlie ( Ji'iiealitiry will 1h' fdiiiul arraiiyrd by ^'^ciic rat inns, liy faiiiiiit's. in 
chruiiolufciical (inler. as nearly as practioablo. The naniL' of Iht' lu-ad of a 
family is given in full: the Christian name only, of the children of a family are 
given, to avt)id repetitions of the surnames. The names of all individuals are 
eonseeutively numbered, and some names appi'<i''- first as a child, second as the 
heafi i)f a family: in such cases, where the name appears the second time, as 
liead of the family, the number first given is repeated in brackets. 

The names of the children, whose hi.stories are continued in the next 
generation, are marked thus:* 

To find the line of descent, take any name and trace the ancestors back- 
wards, by the numbers given: following the name of the head of a family, the 
line of ancestors is given, with the number of each generation expressed in 
figures, thus: H. F. ANDKE^vs^ (Martha Hamblen", Ichabod", Gershom"", 
Ebenezer^ John^, James". ) 



ABBREVIATIONS. 
Besides the abbreviations in common use, others are used peculiar to this 



work. 










Acad. 


for academy. 




d. 


for died. 


Adm. 


•• administrator; admi 


tted. 


dau. 


" daughter. 


Admx. 


" administratrix. 




dec. 


" deceased. 


.E. 


" aged. 




dis. 


'• discharged 


app. 


"' appointed. 




Epi.sco" Episcopali; 


b. 


■' born. 




Est. 


" estate. 


bap. 


" baptized. 




Ft. 


" Fort. 


Ch. 


" child; children. 




grad . 


" graduated. 


ch. 


" church. 




husb. 


" husband. 


Chap. 


" chapter. 




mem. 


" member. 


Co. 


" company; county. 




Ml. 


" married. 


Coll. 


" college. 




prob. 


•' proliably. 


Com. 


" commission; committee. 


unm. 


" unmarried. 


Cong. 


" Congregationalist. 









FIRST GENERATION. 



1. JAMES HAMLINi: So far as is known was first of the name in 
America. Little has been learned of his early life. The records siiow that he 
came from London, England, and settled in Barnstable, Mass., in the spring 
of 1639. Records exist from which traces of him have been discovered. The 
late David Hamblen, Esq., of Boston, the first to investigate the family history, 
about 1849, caused research to be made in England for his ancestry, and dis- 
covered records which may relate to him and his ancestors, viz: 



JOHN HAMELYN 

of Cornwall, 
living, 1570. 



GILES HAMELIN 
Son and heir. 
County Devon. 



Amor, daughter of 
Robert Knowle, 
of Sarum. 



' * daughter of 
Robert Ashley. 



THOMAS HAMELIN, 
Gentleman, 
London, 1623. 



JAMES HAMELIN. 



From which it is understood that he was brother of Thomas, gentleman, of 
London, living in 1623; sons of Giles, of Devonshire: son of John, of Cornwall, 
England, who was living in 1570. 

This is not regarded by the writer as conclusive proof of his pedigree, but 
a suggestion where to search for further evidence of it. The parish records of 
St. Lawrence, Reading, Berkshire, England, contain, as we suppose, the bap- 
tisims of his children who were born in England: and the burial (»f one child: 



BAPTISMS. 

Hamlin, James, son of James, Oct. 31, 1630. 

Hamblin, Sarah, dau. " " Sept. 6, 1632. 

Hamlin, Mary. " " " July 27, 1634. 

" James, .son " " April 10, 1636. 



FIRST (iENEKATlON. 27 

BURIALS. 

Ilanjliii, .lames. Oct. 24. Iti.'S.^. 

It thus appeuis that his oldest cliild died in Kn>riaiul. NVlieii nr imw .lames 
Hamlin came to America ha.s not been di.sc<tvered. hut an approximate 
inference is a.scertained wlien the members of the family left En^rland an<i 
came to America from the dates of the baptisms <if his children above: and the 
dates of the birthsof the children tMjrn in Barnstable. It appears to have been 
the custom of the family to baptize the children on or near the day of birth if 
pt).ssible; so that the dates of baptism are supposed to bealxiut the dates of 
birth of those born in En^rland. The first recitrd of his children born in Barn- 
stable is that of Barlhiiliimew b. Apr. 2(», lti42, we have found no record either 
in f^njrland or Barnstable, of the birth of the child, Hannah: but infer that slie 
was l)orn in EnK'liiiif^ between \iVM] and 1()42. Possibly the family was l)roken 
up al»ut the time of her birth, preventing' the record of her birth, or it may 
have been recorded elsewhere from where the othei-s are found. It is believed 
that James Hamlin came to America without his family about l«;iK-M, and that 
they followed him later. "While no record of the fact has been discovered; other 
circumstances render it probable that he was obliged to leave his family 
and tiee from England to e.scape religious persecution. This may account for 
the failure to discover the time and manner of his pa.ssage: which may have 
been intentionally concealed, for his escape and safety. He was a Puritan and 
a member of Mr. Lothrop's church after the latter came to Barnstable. We 
have seen that he came from London; he may have been a member of the 
Independent church there, and fled from the persecutions of Archbishop Laud, 
under Charles I; but there is no proof of it. 

An account of the persecutions of the congregation of Mr Lothrop in 
England will be of interest, and may in the future lead to information con- 
cerning our ancestor. 

Rev. John Lothrop was pastor of an Independent or Congregationalist 
Society, at .Southwalk, London. April 29. 1H42, forty-five members of this 
church were apprehended for unlawful meeting, eighteen <jf whom escaped. 
Some were confined in the Clink, New Prison, and the Gate House, for alM)ut 
two years, and then released on bail; except Mr. Lothrop. for whom no favor 
could at first be obtained. There is .some question as to the terms (»f his 
relea.se, but the fact remains that these people caused the English government 
no little trouble: religion was regulated by law at that peritKl; and this .society 
were non-conformists. That they believed they were right (/'»>• nni ulttr the 
fact. The exact date of their release is not given, but on .Sept. 18, ltt34, the 
Gri^in and another ship arrived in Boston with pa-ssengers, am(»ng whom were 
Mr. Lothrop and thirty of his followers. It is not suppo.sed Hamiin was with 
them. .Soon after Mr. Lothrop and most, if not all those who came with him. 
went to Scituate, Ma.ssachusetts, where there wa.s a small settlement of his 
old friends, whom he had known in England, and who invited him to become 
their pastor. There were nine of these families then at Scituate who had 
previously come from England, settling first at Plymouth: and Mr. Lothrop 
gives a list of "The Hou.ses in ye plantation of. .Scituate att my Comeing hither, 
onely wch was aboute the end of Sept. KJiW,— all wch small plaine pallizadoe 
Houses." The name of .James Hamlin is not in the list, nor does it appear 
there down to the date of removal of Mr. Lothrop and his church to Barnstiibl.- 
hereafter related. 

In 1899 the home lot of .lames Hambiin in Barnstable w:is visited l)y the 



28 THE HAMHN FAMILY. 

writer and a picture of it obtained througli tlie kindness of Mr. Gustavus 
Hinckley, of Barnstable, and Miss Deborah Hamblin, of Yarmouth, Mass., the 
latter a descendant of James Hamlin. The home lot of James Hamlin, senior, 
of eight acres, probably one of those laid out by Mr. CoUicut, was bounded 
north, and west by a small and beautiful sheet of water, anciently known as 
Coggiti's, and al.so as Cooper's Pond;t he present county road passing through it 
east and west leaves a triangular piece of about tw(j acres of the north end, 
where the buildings were located, between the highway and the pond, occupied 
in 1899 by Mr. A. T. Jones. The ancient dwelling therecm has been gone for a 
century, but its site was nearer the line between the Hamlin lot and the lot of 
Gov. Hinckley to the eastward, and from which it was separated by a rough, 
kKJSe, stone wall. Mr. Gustavus Hinckley stated that a well was anciently 
situated on the line between the two lots, which could be used in olden times 
in conmion by tiie occupants of both lots: but had been covered over by the 
wall for many years; that he remembered when a boy of finding it by dropping 
pebbles in the holes in the wall and hearing them fall into the water in the 
well; but its exact location he had forgotten. On the opposite or north side of 
the pond was the lot of Henry Coggin: a public watering place on the shore of 
the pond at the southern apex in ancient times, intervening between it and 
the Hamlin lot. A modern house stands on the Hamlin lot west of the site of 
the ancient dwelling. The pre.sent highway was laid out through the Hamlin 
lot in 168t), and the balance of his lot laid south of this road — between it and 
the commons. The ancient grave yard lies to the eastward. His lands as 
de.scribed on the records in 1667 were as follows: Eight acres of upland, be it 
more or less, butting westerly upon ye Highway against ye pond. Easterly by 
ye commons, bounded northerly by Thomas Hinckley and .southerly by ye 
commons. (This was his home lot above described, but the ancient highway 
which went north to the pond was changed in 168ei); also three shares in Calves 
pasture bounded westerly by Gdd. (Goodman) Bearse, easterly Vjy John 
Phinney: two shares more bounded westerly by John Phinney, easterly by Gdd. 
Bearse: one share more bounded westerly by ye lands of Henry Coggin, deceased, 
easterly by John Phinney; six acres of upland more or less, in ye sd Calves 
pasture bounded easterly by John Phinney, westerly partly by John Phinney 
and partly by ye beach: twenty acres of upland, more or less, bounded easterly 
by Henry Bourn, westerly by John Cooper, .southerly by the commons, north- 
erly by ye marsh: also all ye marsh butting against ye .sd upland, bounded 
easterly by Henry Bourn, westerly by John Cooper, northerly to ye great creek 
by Jewell's Island; one acre of marsh meadow, more or less, bounded easterly 
by John Crocker, westerly by Thomas Hinckley; forty acres of upland butting 
against ye Great Indian pond running northeast into ye wwtds, tounded south- 
erly by Thomas Lothrop's and northerly by ye commons. 

The accompanying picture looking south from the north side of Coggin's 
ixmd gives a good view of the site of the home of James Hamlin, the immi- 
grant. The old hou.se stood in the open space between the boat and the stone 
wall to the left, which is the division between the Hamlin and Hinckley lots. 
The hoase in the right of the picture on the Hamlin lot is a modern structure: 
the old county road runs in front of it, nearly east and west,and between it and 
the h(Hise in the center of the picture. In ancient times the road touched the 
pond at the right of the new house, for a watering place; but is now shut off 
from the pond. Tiie house shown dimly at the extreme left is that of Gov. 
Thomas Ilincklev. 



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.so THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

The name of James Hamblen appears frequently in the records of Plymouth , 
Colony. The first mention is: "March 1. 1741-2, James Hamblen was pro- | 
pounded for J^reeman. 

"At the Genrall Court of our SouraiKne Lord. Charles, by the Grace of 
(rod. Kin^of England. .Scotland. France. Ireland, Defender of the Fayth. iS^c, 
holden at I'lym afores'' the VlJthof March, in the XVIJth yeare of his Maf* 
now l»ai^:ne, &c. 

Heforn Willm Bradford, ^ent. Gou. (and other members of the court named) 
.lames Hamlen (was appointed) Constable for Barnstable." 

List of P'reemen in Barnstable in lfj43, taken from Plymouth Colony Records, 
Vol. H, nH-7. Those marked x have been erased on the original record. 
X Mr. Joseph Hull X William Caseley 

" Lothrope Mr. Robte Linnett 

" Thomas Dommock " John Mayo 

Anthony Annable Samuel Hinckley 

X James Cudworth x Edward PMtzrandle 

Isaac Kobinson Georsj Lewes 

Henry Rowley Samuel Jackson 

John Cooper JAMES HAMLENE 

Henry Cobb Thomas Hinckley 

Bernard Lumbert Nathaniel Bacon 

Henry Bourne Dolar Davis 

March 15, IH.57, James Hamblen served on inquest on the body of a child, 
Simeon Davis. 

June 3, lH.o7. James Hamblen was sick and could not serve on the Grand 
Enquest. 

The name of James Hamblen appears in the list of Freemen of Barnstable 
in 1H,58. 

May 29, 1670, James Hamblen, Juni, and James Hamblen, Seni, in list of 
Freemen. 

June 7, 1H70, James Hamblen served on Grand Enquest; same day he was a 
member of a trial jury. 

March, 6, 1(571, James Hamblen served on a jury. 

June 3, 1679, James Hamblen served on a jury in the case between Capt. 
J<»hn Williams and Edward Jenkins. 

July 7, 1681, James Hamblen served on juries, 

July 6, 1682. James Hamblen summoned to serve on a jury, and served. 
In 1638 James Hamblin consented to a way across his land in the Calves 
Pasture to the beach and creek. 

In the list of Freemen of Barnstable for 1689, among others appear the 
names of James Hamblen, James Hamblen, Jr., John Hamblen, Eleazar 
Hamblen. 

Mr. Lothrop taught that Baptism was an ordinance of primary importance, 
and published a work on the subject, urging that the parent, being a member 
of thecliurcl\ who unnecessarily delayed the peitormance of thii^ service, theieby 
periled the .salvation of the child. The practice in Mr. Lothrop's church was 
to baptize children on the Sabbath next following their birth. Instances are 
given of children born on Sabbath morning, and carri*^d two miles the same day 
at an inclement .season of the year to be baptized. 

It would seem that James Hamblen conf(.)rmed to this custom. It will be 
observed that his three youngest children were baptized on the day of birth. 



IIHST CKNKIJA riON .U 

{ Mr. Otis says: • He was m-ver (iivMiitit-d with llie title «»f -Mr." and w.is. all liis 
life, called Mloodinati." S|K':ikin^r of tliis eiistoiu. he sa>s' "Irj the I'lyiu'iulh 
Coloiiv, tin- (Jdveriini. (iepiitv ^'iivtMiMir. the iua>:i>t lali-.s and assistanLs, ih** 
minisUTs (if the i^tisiH*!. elders (if tlu- church, scIkm 'I masters, (itliccis in Mie 
militia, men (if ^'reat wi-alth (n cdiiiiected w ith tlie gentry or iiiil)illl \ . altiiie. 
were entitled td he called Mi<ti r, and Iheir wives, Mi-ntrcs.s: tliis rule \\a> rigidly 
eiit(>rct'd in earlier cdldiiiai times: and in all lists of names, it was ahiiist the 
Invariahk* custom tocdinmence with those that .st(»<»d iii^'liest in nintc, and fol- 
low tliat order to the end." 

••(Joodman Ilaudtleii was not mucli in pulilic lite. He was an lidricst man, 
ak''X'd nciiriilioi and a sine -re Christian: he was indwst ri'Hjs and prudcnl iti his 
hahits and hrou^dit up his chiidrt'ii to walk in his footsteps. His descendants 
have, with few exceptions, inherited tlie K'ood (jualitiesof the ancestor." 

The correct spellinj; of his name is a duestion of doui)t. As a matter of 
fact peopW' in those times were not particular, and the .same individual did not 
spell his own name uniforniiy, in many instances: there wa.s no .standard of 
Enk'lish orthovrraphy then. In the forenoinK' pedivrree the name is siH'lU-d 
Hamelyn and Hamelin. in the record of baptisms. Hamlilin and Hamlin: in the 
c^iioiiial records. Hamlene. Hamlen and Hamiilen. His pastor. IJev. Mr. 
Lot hrop wrote the name uniformly. Hamlin^: l\ev. Mr. KUsseH. a sijcces-sor 
of Mr. Lothrop. wrote it Hamlilin: but as signed to his will, it i.s sp«dled 
Hiiiitliii. The descendants spell the name variously: Hamlin. Hamlen. Ham- 
line. Hamblin and Hamblen. 

There is a tradition that four brothers, who were his de.scendants. agreed, 
upon their separation, each to spell the termination of the name different ly. 
The time and place wliere this occurred, or the individuals are not known; hut 
in matters of this kind traditions are not (»f much value until establi.slied by 
positive evidence. 

David Hamblen was of the opinion that .lames Hamlin and his wife 
Anne, were Vnith born in London. They were memlM-i-s of the church iti 
liarnstalile at the .settlement of Mr. .Jonathan Russell. h)S;{. 

He d. Barnstable, 1(>9(». His personal estate was appraised at t:l!i.l7..'{. He 
was probably over ei^rhty years old. and had probably distril)uted some of his 
personal estate before his death, as indicated in the will. 



WILL OF .lA.MK.s HAMLIN. 
The last Will and Testament of .lames Hamlin .Sen', of Barnstaltle 
I Iteinji weakc in l>ody but ihrou ye mercy of (rod of vf(Hid and disp<*sinK' 
miiifl and memor,\. and calling to mind ye uncertainty of this transitory life, 
and liein^; willinn t<i sett thin^fs in order as there may i)e peace and ^mkI 
aK'reement between my children after my decea.'^e, I do make and delare this 
my last will and testament in mant)erand fdrme liereafter mentioned viz:— 

Imprimis: 1 will and be(iueath my .soul toCJod who K'ave it tlirou>:h .lesus 
Christ, my deare and only Saviour and Kedeemer and my Inidy to decent burial 
as to my E.xecutri.x hereafter named sUkU st-eme meete and convenient: and as 
for my outward estate which (Jod bath l>een plea.sed to lend me. my will is that 
all my fiebt.s which are in ri^rht or conscience due to any iH-r.son .shall Ik- fii-st 
duly .satisfied and contented. And then my will is that Anni-. my loving; wife 
Shall have and enjoy all the rest of my estate in what.soever it be during her 



32 THE HAMLIN f^WIILY. 

ruiriiral Fiff lor her supiuirte and livelj'hood. and my will is that after her 
deceasf in as imicli a.>. my son James hath had ten pounds already of me, and 
my son Barth<»lemew five pounds, and my daughter Hannah, five pounds 
laccoidiny to ye desire of my mother) so my will is that ye rest of my children 
siiall iuive each of them five pounds, apeace made up to them out of my estate, 
viz: to my son John five p<iunds my little feather bed bolster and rugg belong- 
ing to it, t<i be in part or whole thereof as it shall be appraised: and to my 
daughter Saraii five pounds in ye great fether bed I lye on with ye bolster and 
rugg belonging tl)ereunto as it shall be appraised: And to my son Eliazer four 
pounds and five sliillings out of my estate which with ye fifteen shillings he 
owes me on account makes up five pounds to him, And to my son Israel three 
pouidsand eighteen shillings to make up ye bed and coverlett he hath tive 
pounds to him. 

Item. My will is that my daughter Sarah shall have two of my platters 
which shee shall chuse. And my will Is that Israel shall have one of my pewter 
platters as my sons and daughter already married have had each of them one. 
And my will is that whatsoever of my estate shall remaine after my foresd 
legacies shall be paid, shall after my wife's decease be equally divided amongst 
all my children unless my wife shall see cause to will any part or parts unto 
any of my sd children as shee shall see fit to those that are most dutyful unto 
her, unto whose liberty my will is it shall be left. 

As also to nominate an executor to take place after her decease to see this 
my last will performed, And here in case shee make any will to dispose of ye 
overplus as aforesd. 

Item. It is my will that Anne my wife be sole Executrix of this my last 
will and testament .so long as shee lives. 

In witness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and seal this 23 of 
January Anne Dom' 1683. 

JAMES HAMLIN [seal.] 
In presence of 

THOS. HINCKLEY, Gov. 
JONATHAN RUSSELL. 

Gov«. Hinckley and .lonathan Russell, witnesses to this will made oath in 
court October ye 22ti' 1690, that they saw y«" above s" James Hamlin, deceased, 
signe seal and declare this to be his last will and testament as attest. 

JosiAH LoTHROP, Clerk. 
The name of his wife, except as given in his will has not been found. 
Children: 

2. JA3IES, b. England: bap. Oct. 21, 1630; d. Oct. 24, 1633. 

3. Sarah, '• " " Sept. 6, 1632: prob. d. young. 
4- Mary, " " " July 27. 1634. 

5.* James, '' " " Apr. 10, 1636. 

6. Hannah, prob. b. England. 

7. Bartholomew, b. Apr. 11, 1642, Barnstable. 
8- John, " Jun|fc26, J644, " 

». A Child, stillborn: burieO>ec!" 2. 1646. 

10. Sarah, b. Nov. 7, 1647, Barnstable. 

11. Eleazer, " Mar. 17, 1649, " 

12. Israel, " June 25, 1652, 



SECOND GENERATION. 



fo] JAMES IIAMLIN.2 (James'.) 

It is suppctsed he was b. in England; and was bap. in St. Lawrence parisli, 
Reading. Beikshiie, .April 10, lt)3(>; and that he came to America witli his 
mother and sisters prior to 1642:* m. Barnstable, Mass., Nov. 20, 1(M)2, Mary."' 
dau. of John and Abi^'ail l)unliam,t b. 1642. Farmer; resided tirst at !iis father's 
Q)gtrin's Pond lot; but in 1702 had renK)ved to Ilamhlin I'lains.t West Ham- 
stable: and his son Ebenezer-^ occupied the Cojjgin's I'ond homestead; after- 
wards sold to Col. John Gorham, who d. 1716, and ^ii\e this place to his stm; 

• Note 1. The writer has been Informed that the late Dr. Amos Hamlln,« of Durham. 
N. Y. recorded in his family bible, that this ancestor came from Warwiclvsliire, EnKland ;an<l 
settled at Tniro. Mass. Tiie venerable doctor was certainly in error about the place of settle- 
ment. 

+ Note -2. DEA. .JOHN DUN'HAM.i came from England to Plymouth. Mass. with wife Abl- 
Kail. tlirei- sons and a daughter, about lt528; deputy to the first Gen. Court at Plymouth, .lune •». 
lt«it. He (I. .Mar, J. lt>6.s-lt. 
Children: 

.lOHN. 

Beni.\h. 

I).\XIKI.. 

Abigail; m. Stephen Atwood. 

.loNATH.w. b. 16.«i; m. Mary Delano, and Mary Cobb. 

PER.SIS; m. Beniah Pratt. 

Saml'eu 

Thomas. 

Ben.iami.n. 

.loSEI'lI, 

Hannah. 

.lOHN DINflAM.'^ wiff Mary. "He bouglit into "the puroha.se" at Mlddlel>orout{h, Ma«is. 
ltt~l; and Ixcame an inhabitant there; representative same year. He d. \Wi, ageil 79. 
Children; 
Mary. m. James Ha.mlin. 
Meiuv. b. ltU4. 

Scs.kNNAH. ni. Bartholomew Hamlin. 
,IoHX. li. ItH^. 

.Jonathan. " ItloO. 

Samteu " Itt.'ie. j/ll^ 

LVDIA. 111. Rohirt Barrow. 

$ Note :i. Haiiililiii I'lains. in West Barn.staide, is a level tract of land situat«'<i half wiiy 

a<Toss tlie upi)er part of Cape CtKl. lu-tween BarnstatiU- Bay on Iht* north and VInvani SoimkI 

on the south; containing a>H>ut ,'»00 acres. WIhmi first settled It wiw frrlllf, and myii whlcli 

large cnjps were taken; the rows, where corn grew U-Ing still vl9ll)le. By oonsUint cmpplng 



34 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

which was occupied by three tjenerations of Gorhams; and in 1899 was occupied 
by Mr. A. T. Jones. Mr. Otis says tliat he probably lived in Barnstable all his 
life: but a writer on the Hatch family asserts that he settled in Falmouth, 
Mass., about 1660: which must be an error. He was a proprietor of that town 
at the time mentioned: but if he ever resided there, it was temporarily, only. 
The erroneous idea of his settlement in Falmouth probably arose from the 
following circumstances. A controversy arose in Plymouth colony over the 
persecution of the Quakers. Gov. Tliomas Prence and his party were relentless 
in their oppression: another party were inclined to more tolerant measures 
toward tliese persecuted people; which brought down the vengence of Gov. 
Prence upon the leaders of the opposition: in consequence a company of the 
dissatisfied people left Barnstable in 1660. It is supposed they contemplated 
settlement at Martha's Vinyard, a favored retreat of the Quakers; and one of 
their number took a letter of dismission to the church there. The names of 
this company were Jonathan Hatch, Isaac Robinson. John Chapman, John 
Jenkins, JAMES HAMLIN, Mr. Thomas, Samuel Fuller, Thomas Lothrop, 
Anthony Annable, Peter Blossom, William Nelson, James Cobb, Samuel Hinck- 
ley and Thomas Ewer. They coasted around Cape Cod and landed at Succones- 
set, now Falmouth, Mass., where lands were assigned to them as propriet(»rs, 
Nov. 29, 1661. Hatch and Robinson settled there: but most, if not all the 
others, returned to Barnstable. 

His name frequently appears in the records of Plymouth Colony. It was 
ordered in town meeting, Oct. 3, 1663: "That the sons of all the present in- 
liabitants shall successively be received inhabitants and allowed equal priveleges 
in the commons, and such other priveleges as belong to the present inhabitants 
as a township at the time of their marriages, or at the age of twenty-four, 
which ever shall happen first. The following persons were thereupon admit- 
ted;" among others, JAMES HAMLIN. 

May 29, 1670, James Hamblen, Juni. appears in a list of freemen. 

June 5, 1671, "For the prevention of great abuse by the excessive drinking 
of liqu(>rs in Ordinarys (taverns, ) It is further ordered by this court y* some 
two or three men be appointed in every town of this jurisdiction to have the 

for generiitions without fertilizing tlie soil became exhausted; but in later times a portion has 
been reclaimed. North of this tract is a rldjje of wooded hills; at the foot of which are the 
homes of some of the Hamlin descendants. On the east side of the plains is Shubael's pond; on 
the oppoite sides of which were the homes of Nathan and .Toel Hamblin. both now deceased, 
descendants of Shubael Hamblin.!" On the south are the homes of descendants of Lewis Ham- 
blin'- wliose old homestead is on a liill at the foot of which is the highway, crossing the Cape 
from Cotuit to West Barnstable village, seven miles distant. Nothing remains to mark the site 
except two large oaks. From this hill, once part of the estate of Benjamin Hamblin* is a grand 
view for miles around; at the foot is Girgeon's pond, nearly oval. deep, with clean sandy bot- 
tom, three miles in circumference, well stocked with bass, pickerel and perch. A little to the 
west, witli a narrow strip of land between is Hamblin's pond, a mile and a half long, and half 
a mile wide, nearly surrounded by bluffs, and fringed with alder, maple and birch, almost 
hiding the shores. A little farther west and parallel, and about the same size, is Crocker's 
pond; its north end touching the plains; and if possible, nrore picturesque than the others; 
out of its middle rises an island fifty feet in height, of four acres in extent, crowned with 
growths of pine, cedar, spruce and evergreens, presenting in the distance a pyramid of living 
green. In the time of Lewis Hamblin, this island^jj^ig fertile, was planted yearly in potatoes, 
pumpkins, etc.; when ripe, and the wind favorable, the pumpkins were gathered and put into 
the pond and floated by the wind to the shore. These ponds are the natural home of the trout 
and pickerel, of whicli many are taken from their clear waters. The last two named ponds 
are connected, and form the source of Herring river, whose waters are inhabited in summer by 
myriads of herrng. 



SECOND GENEUATION. Xi 

inspection of the ordinarys." etc. For t lie town of Harnst able were appoint- 
ed James Hamblen, Jiiifr. and two »>tliers. 

June «, 1682, James Hamblin, Jun"'. member of the Grand Enqiiest. 

He and his wife were members of the church in Harnstable, 1»)M3. 

He was expressly named in his father's will, Jan. 2.'{. h\x:\. 

l«83, The jury on whom devolved the duty of tH)unciin^' the County road, 
and the town hi^'hways were: ♦ * ♦ amont; others. James Hamblin, Jr. 

At the division of the Great Marslies in Harnstal)le, Jan. ;{o, l»i!t4, shares 
were assi^Mied to James Hamlin, senior, (this was James Hamlin,'- for his fatlier 
was tliendead.) also to Bartholomew, .lohn, Eleazer, ^Senior ) Israel, James, Jr. 
and Eleazer Hamlin, Jr.: but in February following:, James, Bartholomew,Jolin 
and Eleazer Hamlin and others dis-sented from the division. 

•'At a Great and General Court or Assembly for Her Majesties Province of 
the Massachusetts Bay, in New En^'land, lie^run and held at lioston upt>n Wed- 
nesday the thirtieth of May lT(t."). Hein^' convened by her Majesties Writt: 
* * * The names of the Representatives returned tt) serve for the several 
towns, that were swcirn, beinjr as follows, viz:" 

Barnstable, MR. JAMES HAMLIN. 

It will be observed in his will, 171", that he then claimed to be a resident 
of Tisburv. Mass. 



WILL OF JAMES HAMLIN. 

In the name of God, Amen: This Thirteenth day of September in the 
year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred an seventeen, I, James Ham- 
lin, Seniour, late of the town and County of Barnstable, in the Province of 
the Massachu-setts Bay, in New England: Being of Perfect Disposing,' mind and 
memory: yet considering my age and the mortality of my Bcxly d(» make & 
ordain this my last Will and Testament, in the Town of Tisbury in I)ukes 
County, in the Province aforesd, the place of my present alx)de & residence. 

Imp-". Pi'inciply and first of all I give and comend my Imortal Soul int<j 
the hands of God through Christ his Son: who I trust hath Redeemed and will 
save it through the Blood of the everlasting Covenant. And my B(Kiy I reco- 
mend to the Earth to be buried in decent Christian maner, at the Discretion 
of my executor: And as to the Portion of worldly Estate that I have yet 
remaining, having already given and settled large Portions of my Estate in 
Land and Meadows, Housing and Commonage in the Town of Barnstable uixm 
My Sons, James, Jonathan, Ebenezer, and Elkanah Hamlin. In manner and 
form following I make I )isiiosition and— thereof (viz:) my just debts and my 
funeral charges lx.'ing tirst Paid l)y my Executor hereafter to l>e named, then I 
give to my four ab<jve named Sons, James, Jonathan, Ebenezer and Elkcnnah 
Hamlin, the sum of Twf) Shillings to each of tliem. 

lly. I give and be<iueath to my .son Job Hamlin the sum of Sixty Pounds. 

21y. I give to my Daughter Hope Cxse, wife U> William Ca.se of Tisbury, 
the sum of nine p<»unds which I would have taken out (tf and to Consist in 
what Household Goods I shall have at my decea.se. Viz: Chietly Bedding and 
the furniture belcmging to it: .Viid when this is done my will is that my 
Daughter Scudder, wife of John Scudder of Barnstable, and my Daughter 
Hope Ca.se shall have ..S: divide the remainder of my IIou.sehoId (JckkIs E«|ually 
between them. 



36 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Sly. I Rive and bequeath to my four Grandchildren, the children of my 
Son Eliazar Hamlin deceased, the sum of five Pounds to each of them. 

41y. I j^ive to my eight grand children, of my daughter Experience Jenk- 
ings, now deceased, the sum of nine pounds (viz) twenty shillings a peace to 
seven of them. But to Thankful the wife of Isaac Taylor I give the sum of 
forty shillings. 

51y. I give to my Daughter in law Ruth, the wife of my Son James Ham- 
lin tlie sum of twenty Shillings; And to my daughter-in-law Sarah the wife 
of my son, Ebenezer Hamlin, the sum of twenty Shillings; And to my daughter 
in-law Abigail, the wife of Elkennah Hamlin, my son, the sum of twenty 
shillings: and to my daughter-in-law Ester, the wife of my son, Jonathan 
Hamblin, the sum of twenty shillings. 

61y. I give and bequeath to my Grandchildren Shuball: James & Ebenezer, 
the sons of my daughter Mary Davis, deceased, the sum of forty shillings to 
each of them. 

Sly. 1 give and bequeath to my Brother Israel Hamlin of Barnstable, the 
sum of twenty shillings. 

9ly. I give and bequeath to Lidia Barrow and Mercy King of Plymouth, 
who are my wife's sisters forty shillings, to each of them. 

lOly. I give and bequeath to Jean Kelley, who was formerly my maid at 
Barnstable, but now resident of Martha's Vineyard, the sum of forty shillings. 

Illy. 1 give and bequeath unto the Reverend Mr. Jonah Tony, Minister of 
Tisbury, on Martlia's Vineyard, or his Heirs, the Sum of five Pounds. 

121y. I give and bequeath the Surplusage or remainder of my Estate, 
whether money or other goods remaining. (After all the herein mentioned 
Legacies and Bequests are well and truly paid,) unto my son Job Hamlin, and 
my Daughter Elizabeth Scudder, both now of the Town and County of Barn- 
stable, to (be) equally Divided between them; saving one Third part of the 
goods remaining as afores^, my will is and I give and Bequeatli them unto my 
Daughter Hope Case, wife to William Case of Tisbury, one third part thereof, 
y money only excepted. 

131y. I give and Bequeath to the Reverend Mr. Jonatlian Russell, Minister 
of the Town of Barnstable, the full sum of ten pounds, together with full and 
noble Satisfaction for all his pains and trouble he shall be at about my Estate 
in Administrating there upon. 

Lastly. I do hereby nominate and apoint the said Rev. Mr. Jonathan 
Rus.sell to be Sole Executor of this my last Will and Testament, and 1 hereby 
revoke anull and make void all former and other Wills and Testaments by me 
at any time made by word or in writing, and declare these presents to be and 
contain my only last AVill and Testament. 

In witness here of 1 have hereunto set to my liand and seal this Thirteenth 
Day of September in the fourth year of tlie Reign of our Sovereign Lord King 
George over Great Rrittain, &c. 

Anoqe Dom, 1717. 

Signed, Sealed, Published and Declared By the Testator to be his last will 
and testament in tlie presence of us who subscribe our names as witnesses in 
the testators presence and by his desire. 

Pain Mayhew j. HAMLIN, (Seal) 

Mary Mayhbw 

Pain Mayhew^ Junr. 



J 



SECX ) N 1 ) G E N E R A T 1 N . 



37 



Her grave is about sixty rods distant from the site of his liouse on the Con- 
gin's Pond lot. The following is a cut of iier slate head stone with tla- iiiserip- 
tiun tliereon. 




DIED APRIL 



IN Y 73 

YEAR OF HER 
AGE. 









David Hamblen, says that he died at Tisbury, May ii, lllH. 



Ch. b. Barnstable: 



14.* 

15.* 
Iri.* 
17.* 

18.* 

19.* 

20.* 
21.* 
■'2.* 
23.* 
24* 



Makv, 

Emz.mikth. 

Elk.\/ek. 

ExrEKIENCE, 

James, 

.Jonathan. 

A sc»n, 

Ebenezek, 

Elisha, 

Hope. 

Job. 

John, 



J uly 24, 1064. 
Feb. 14, lh»i.>«. 
Apr. 12, l(j()8. 

Aug. 26, 1WJ9. 

Mar. 6. 1670-1. 

Mar. 28, 1672: d. Apr 7. 1672. 

July 29, 1674. 

Mar. o, 1676-7: d. Dec. 20, 1677. 

Mar. 13, 1679-80. 

Jan. 15, 1681. 

Jan. 12, 1683. 



Benjamin, bap. Mar. 16. 1684-;'). 
p]LKANAH, " Mar. 16, 168.i. 



THIRD GENERATION. 



\ 13 ] MARY HAMLIN,3 (James,2i) b. Barnstable, Mass., July 24, 1664; 
m. there, P'eb. 22, 1692, John, son of John and Hannah (Linnell) Davis,* b. Barn- 
stable. Jan. 15, 1649-50; his second wife; she was mentioned in her father's will, 
1717: but had d. Nov. 1698. He m. 1st, Feb. 2, 1674, Ruth Goodspeed; who 
d. and by wiiom he had children: John, Benjamin, John, Nathaniel, and Jabez: 
ni. S"", May 8, 1699, Hannah, widow of Nathaniel Bacon, by whom he had 
four children: Nicholas, Jedediah, Desire, and Noah. He was a carpenter: 
Barnstable: removed to Falmouth, Mass.; the membership of himself and wife, 
Hannah, in the church was transferred from Barnstable to Falmouth, Oct. 10, 
1708, where they then resided. He d. 1729. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

25. Shubael, July 10, 1694. 

26. James, Mar. 24, 1696. 

27. Ebenezer, May 13, 1697. 

♦ Note 4. DOLAR DAVIS.i prob. b. Bennefield. Northamptonshire, England; where are 
found the graves of his ancestors; m. as early as 1618, Margery, dau. of Richard VVillard, of 
Hor.snionden. Kent. Eng. He came over 1S34, with his brother-in-law. Major Simon Willard, 
who was a noted man in Mass. Colony. Davis was one of the first settlers in Cambridge. Iftio; 
from whence he removed. 16:^5; he was a proprietor of land in Cmcord. Mass. ; land was granted 
to him at North Hill, Duxhury. Mass.. Apr. 6, 1640; and at Namassacuset river. Aug. 31, KUO; he 
was at Scituate. Mass.. May, 1641; he prob. went to Barnstable. Mass.. 1639; but did not make 
it his permanent abode until 1643; he removed to Concord. Mass.. 1655; he was one of the 
original proprietors of Groton. Mass.; His wife prob. d. Concord ; lie m. 2d. Joanna, widow of 
.lohn Hursley. and dau. of Rev. .Toseph Hull. He was a carpenter, which perhaps accounts for 
his changes of residence. Mr. Otis pays a high complement to his character. He d. 1673. 

Ch. prob. b. England, except the youngest, which was b. in Barnstable: 

.loHN. m. Hannah Linnell. 

Nicholas, m. Mary, or Sarah . 

Simon, " Mary Blood. 

Samdel, " Mary Meads 

Mary, " Thomas Lewes. 

Ruth. " Stephen Hall. 

JOHN DAVIS.a b. Horsmonden, Eng.: m. Eastham, Mass., Mar. 15. 1648, Hannah,2 dau. of 
Robert Linnell, of Barnstable; house carpenter; Barnstable; he d. 1703. 
Ch. b. Barnstable: 

■^OHN. .Ian. 15, 1649; m. Ruth Goodspeed, Mary Hamlin, and Hannah Bacon. 

Samiteu Dec. 15. 1651 ; " d. unm. 1711. 

Hannah. m. Jedediah Jones. 

^'^RY, Jan. 3,1653-4; " Benj. Goodspeed and John Hinckley. 



Tllllil) GENERATION. 



:w 



114] ELIZARETH HAMLIN,' (Si.ster of Mary,) b. Barnstable. Ma.ss.. 
Feb. 14, lt)Ho-6; m. tbere, July 31, H>89, .Tobii,- s<»n of John and Ilannali Scud- 
der,* b. Hariistabli': removed to Clialhani, Mass. She was mentioned in iu-i 
father's will 1717. a.s tben residing: in Hiirnstable: Iwitli d. C'iiat ham: siie .I.iu. 
1742-.3: tie March, 1741-2. 





Children: 








2S.* 


John. 


b. 


May 23. 


ItiltO. 


29.* 


Exi'EUIEXt'E, 


a 


Apr. 28, 


lWt2. 


30. 


J.\MKS, 


bap. 


Jan. 13, 


HUta. 


31.* 


EHKNhr/KK. 


b. 


Apr. 23. 


bii»ti. 


32. 


Rklianx E, 


u 


Dec. 10, 


17(H). 


33. 


H.VNNAH, 


ii 


June 7, 


1706. 



Joseph. 
Bkn.iamin. 

Simon. 

Doi.AK, 

.Iabez. 

Mehcy. 

Timothy. 

ItPTH. 



.luilf lli.V>. 
.Inly 1 J. ll).v><; 

Oct. 1. im\ 



" Mary Chiiilioni. 
d. unni. 171S. 
■' yoiirii;. 

m. llaniiali Linnell.-'< 
" Experience Llnnell.'* 
unni. ITls. 
ni. Sarah Perry. 
'• John Linnell. 



Note. 5. MK. ROBERT LIXNEL.i came to America and settled In Soliuate, .Mass.. 
\&*; removed to Barnstable. KViO; He was proh. a hrother-ln-law U> Rev. .fohn Lotlirope; and 
perhaps related to others of the early Barnstable families; he was member of .Mr. I^othrop's 
churi-h in I^mdon. En>;. Proh. ni. twice; 2d wife named .lenilnia. He d. Feb. 27. lli()2; will dated 
Ian. 21. low-:!; provi-d Mar. 12. lWi2-;i; his wife survived him. 



Children: 

Sarah. 

David. 

Hannah. 

Maky. 

Abiuaiu 

Shcbaeu 

Bethia, 



ItiOT. m. Thomas Ewer, and Thomas Lothrop. 
ltJ27. 

m. .John Davls.2 
•• Richard Chllds.2 
" .Joshua Lombard. 



bap. Feb. 7. Ift40-1. 



• Note«. .n^HN SCUDDER.i b. Ent^land. IHli); he came from London Willi the fiunlly of 
TlKimas Ewer. In ship. Aoh^k. Ittti; liK-atefl at Charlestown. Mass.; iidinltted freeman there. Ittflt; 
n-moved to Harnstablc. Itl40; freeman there lti;">4; wife Hannah; his sister, F'll/.abeth. removed 
fi'-m Boston to Barnstable ltH4. and same year ni. Samuel, son of Rev. .lohn I/othrop; he ap- 
|M irs to have l)een allied to the .Scurlders of Salem, who removed to Lijiik Island, alxiut liij«>; 
111 resided at Barnstable until his heath; his house was near that of the late .loshua Thayer; 
I irii- of the dlstln^ruislnd Barnable families; he d. Barnstable, ItWi; Ids widow survived him. 



C"li. 1). Barns 


table: 










Emzabeth. 




bap. 


May 10 


imii. 




Sarah. 




•• 


.. 


•• 




Mauy. 




burled 


Dec. ;<. 


\MV. 




Hannah. 




bap. 


Oct. 5, 


ltl5i: 


m, .loshua Buntrs. 


.lOAN, 










'■ Ell/.alM-tli llamblen.3 


Mehitabi.e. 










•' UHMi. .lohii Doane. Jr. 



40 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[lo] ELEAZER HAMLIN, ^ (Bro. of Mary,) b. Barnstable, Mass., Apr.l2, 
lf)H8: m. Lydiay dau. of Paul and Deborah (Willard) Sears,* b. Oct. 24, 166«: 
removed to Harwich, or Yarmouth, Mass. In the will of his father 1717, are 
mentioned: "My four grandchildren, the children of my son, Eleazar Hamlin, 
deceased." He d. I(i98 and his widow m. Harwich, Sept. 30, 1706, Thomas 
Snow. It appears from the record of probate of his estate that he resided in 
Yarmouth. 



PROBATE RECORDS. 

Barnabas Lothrop Esq--, commissionated by y« Gouvenour and council for 
ye granting of Probate of Wills and Letters of Administration within y 
County of Barnstable within ye Province of y* Massachusetts Bay in New Eng- 
land. To Lj'dia Hamlin vid. Relict of Eliazer Hamlin late of Yarmouth, de- 
ceased, intestate Trusting in your care and fidelity I do by these presents, 
cornitt unto you full power to adminster all and singular y^ goods, chattels, 
rights and credits of y*' s^ deceased and well and faithfully to dispose of y<^ 
same according to law, also to aske gather levy recover and receive all and what- 
soever credits of y*^ deceased which to him while he lived and at y*' time of his 
death did appertaine. And to pay all debts in which y«^ deceased stood bound 
so far as his goods, chattels, rights and credits can extend according to ye value 
thereof. And to make a true and perfectinvintory of all and singular y^ good^ 
chattels, rights and credits of ye s^ deceased and to exhibit ye same into ye 
Registers office of ye afores<i county fourth with. And to render a plaine 
and true account of your s<i administration upon oath when lawfully called 
thereunto. And 1 do by these presents ordaine, constitute and appoint you 
Administratrix of all and singular ye guods, chattels, rights and credits afores^. 

In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and ye seal of ye s<i 
office. Dated at Barnestable the twentieth day of May, 1698. 

An Inventory of ye estate of Eliazer Hamlin late of Yarmouth, deceased, 
as followeth: 

Imprimis. To a sett of curtains ----- 01-00-00 

Itm. To beding - - - - - - . - 08-00-00 

To wearing clothes --.... 06-02-00 

To sheets and other linnin - - . - . . 02-05-00 

To pewter and other things - . . - . 02-08-09 

To wool and flax and other things - - - - - 01-04-00 

To iron work and other things ----- 02 11-00 

To iron pots and wheels - - ' - - - - 01-03-00 

To a saddle and other things - - . . . 01-04 00 



* Note 7, RICHARD SARES.i (Sears.) His parentage, place and date of birth are un- 
known. Tiie autlior of tlie Sears geneaolgy suppose that he may have been native of the 
Island of Guernsey, or .Jersey. His name Is on the Tax list of Plymouth. Mass., Mar. 25, 1633; 
soon after he went to Marblehead. Mass.. and was taxed in Salem, Jan. 1. 1637-8! he went to 
Yarmouth. Mass.. 1639, and settled on Quivet Neck, where he built a liouse near the sea shore, 
and later another, still in existence; freeman, .Tune 7. 1653; representative. 1662; He d. Yar- 
mouth, buried Aug. 26, 1676; will dated 10, 3 mo. 1667. in which he mentions his wife Dorothy. 
Children: 

I'Ai'L. b. 1637-8: m. Deborah Williard. 

^"'A.s. '• AnnaBursell. 

Deborah, •• Zachary Paddock. 



THIRD (FENERATION. 



41 



Ti) oxen and cows 
To a horse and a plow- 
To swine 

To three acres of meadow 
To boxes for cart wheels 
The estate indebted nere ten pound. 



IH-UKH) 
i (■_'-( M>-(H) 
0l-(Mi (X) 
OlMMMW 
(MH)5-<)0 



Praised by .Iohn Ckowkli., Sl•n^ 

.I.V.MKS II.\MLIN, Jlinf. 



Lydia Hamlin vid. relict of Eliazer Hamlin late of Yarmouth decea.sed, 
made oath Xn y truth of this Invcntorie tK?fore Barnaba.s Lothnip, E.s(|r. .F\idjje 
of Pnibate and prantin^' Administration in y County of Harnslable and is re- 
corded in pa^;e 73; of yesecond B'-M>k of Wills and Invintories may y 2t)th 161>8. 

Attest: .John Lorn hop R»'^:'"<. 
Children: 
Benj.\mix. 1692. 

LVDI.V, 1»>!I4. 

Mahy, ltj96. 

Elisha, Jan. 26, 1697-8. 

EXPERIENCE HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Mary,) b. Barnstable, Ma.ss.. 
Apr. 12, 1668; m. there, Au^j. 24, 1687. Thomas^ son of John and .Mrs. Mary 
(Ewer)Jenkins,*b. Barnstable, July 15, 1666. In her father's will, 1717, he drives; 
•'to my ei^'ht pnind children, of my daughter Experience Jenkins, now decea.s- 
ed," &c., she d. Barnstable, July 24, . He m. 2<», Mercy ; Farmer. Tlif 

site of his or^jinal home is in doubt, but it was at West Barnstable: some a^i-sert 



35. 
36.* 
37.* 
[16 



Capt. PAUL SEARS.2 b. Marblehead. Mass.. ISIT-S; m. 165K. Deborah, dau. of George 
WlUard. biip. Scltuate, M:iss.. Sept. U. 1645; her mother was perh;ips. Dorothy, dau. of Henry 
Dunster. of Ralelioll Bury. Laneasliire. Eng. Captain of Militia; Yarnioutli; an orii;inal 
proprietor of Harwich. Mass. ; both d. Yarmouth; he Feb. 2<\ 1707-S; she .May 13.1721; his will 
dated Feb. 20. 1707-X. 



Ch. b. Yarmouth: 

Jan. 
.Tan. 
.Ian. 
Oct. 
.lune 15 
Oct. -Zi. 
-Mar. 27 



3, 16.59. 

■i, 1661-2; m. .folin Crowell. .Jr. 

Mercy Mayo. 

Eleazer Hamlin. 

Mercy Fret-man. 

Col. .Idlin K'nowles. 

.hilin Merrick. 

Priscilla Freeman. 

Hope Howes. 

Sarah Howes. 



166;j-4; 

■21. um-. 

It Wit; 

1672, 

1675; 

1677-S; 

ltW»-l ; 

ltt>«2-:f: 



Mkhcy. 
Bkuth.k. 
Samtki,, 
Lyuia. 

Maky. 

A.NN. 

.Idhx. 

KiCHAKU. 

Da.mei.. 

• Note X. Several named .lenklns came over early. .lolin .lenklris. a^re(l 2il, t<H)k passaife 
for New En^iland in the rJ'\frtnti;. of London. .luly, ItWo; and settled In Plymouth, .Miias.; free- 
man .Ian. :i. lts:«l-7. At that date lie was allowed to enlarge his trrounds at Wllllnjrsley, Ply- 
mouth, slinwitiir that he was previously an inhabitant there. Three acres of meadow between 
the south ponds and eel river, and forty acres of upland "thereby It;" iinti six acrt-s of land 
alK)ve WilliM'-'sley were u'ran ted hitn May 5. 164<i; six acres in the t'olelmMik meadow were 
assigned to him Nov, 2, KlU'. He l)outrht for i;i6, UK Sterlinc of .\nthony Snow, a dwelliiiK 
house and eight acres of land on the south side of Wlllingsley bnxjk. Doc. 211, UHO. lie volun- 
teered as a soldier from Plymouth In the Pe(|Uot war, ,Iune KKfT; an<l was a soldier In 
the Xarraganset expedition. 1615; was frei|uently a.Iuror; Constable .I6U; an<l was then 
called .loliM .leiikins. Senior. His early aiimission as fn-em.an liidlciitt's that he was an Inde- 
pendent, and known to the tlrst settlers before he ciime over. He was a large land own«T. and 
a house holder, from which It might be Inferred that he had a .family, but none has U-en dis- 
covered. Mr. Otis says that he removed to Eiisthain. 1616. and that his name was on the «'arllest 
list of freemen there, but did not remain there. .\ recent history of Harnstable County does 
not reveal Ills name at East ham. He was freeman Harnstable. 1652; and his name Is on the 
list of freemen there. 16.5s. |t57(t. and 16^4. (Jn .June 7, ltl.)!> the 'Colony Court granted llturty 



42 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY 



where Dr. Freeman Jenkins lived in 1900. Later he lived where Asa Jenkins 
resided in 1900. The "east half" of his house is still standing, used as a tool 



to Mr. Thomas Hinckley. Henry Cobb, Samuel Hinckley, John Jenktn». and Nathaniel Bacon 
to view and purchase a tract of land at "Succonesset. (now Falmouth, Mass.) soe much as 
they can conveniently; and they are to have each of them a considerable portion thereof, as 
the court shall think meet." &c. At the first division of lands at Succonesset Dec. 3. 1661. 
Samuel Hinckley sljrns for himself and for J(»/i>i Jenkim^. In 1668 he was admitted an inhabi- 
tant of the plantation, but did not lonfj reside tliere; four years later he is called of Barnstable. 
He m. Feb. 2, 16.i2-:i. Mary, widow of Henry, son of Thomas and Sarah Ewer; who d. early in 
1652; whether this was the first, marriajje of .Jenkins the records furnish no evidence. The 
births of his children are recorded In Barnstable. Tradition says he resided at West Barn- 
stable on the estate owned by his descendant Dr. Freeman H. Jenkins, which is doubted. He 
probably resided at first on the Ewer farm. The town granted him an acre and a half of land 
at the head of his farm for his convenience, but no boundaries of it are given. He appears 
to have been a resident of Sandwich. Mass., in 1654. and again in 1675. He was dead in 1690 
when his son .John, was made freeman in Falmouth. The settlement of his estate does not 
appear in the Probate records. He probably died during the usurpation of Sir Edmund Andros. 
when it was required that estates should be settled in the Prerogative Court at Boston, an 
arliitary act. To avoid it some divided and gave their property by deed and not by will. .John 
.Jenkins may have done so, but the records of that date were burned and it cannot be verified. 
He probably d. soon after 1684, aged about 76. 

Ch. b. Barnstable ; 

d. infancy. 

m. Eleazer Hamlin.^ 

probably d. young. 

m. Mary Parker and widow Patience Paine. 

" Thomas Parker. 

•• Experience Hamlin. 3 

" Lydia Howland. 

Note!). THOMAS EWER, of London. Eng.. tailor, aged 40. with wife Sarah, dau. of 
William Larned. aged 28, and children. Elizabeth aged 4 and Thomas aged \Vi, embarked in the 
JdiiH'x of r^ondon for New England. .June ,19. 1635; he had two older children who came over 
subsequently, perhaps with Robert Linnell of Barnstable. 1638. Ewer settled in Charlestown. 
Mass., and united with the church 1636. He acquired notoriety as a politician, and was prose- 
cuted for speaking disrepectfuUy of the Iving. He d. Charlestown 1638; his widow and family 
removed to Barnstable, Mass., where she m. Dec. 11, 1639, Thomas.a son of Rev. .John Lothrop; 
b. England, 1621. 

Ch. b. England : 

1657; m. Thomas Blossom. 

1629; •• Mary . 

16;il ; buried Apr. 9. 1641. 
1633; m. Hannah . 

removed early from iiarnstable to Sandwich. Mass.. was a leader 
among the Quakers and fined for refusing to take the oath of fidelity, and for attending 
Quaker me(!tings; was disfranchized with other Quakers and ordered to leave the town. 1658. 
He liad a family and resided near Spring Hill in 1659; was still in Sandwich 1660. but in Barn- 
stable l(«il ; and bought land in West Barnstable; which continued inlpossession of his descend- 
ants until recent times. He d. 1667. leaving a widow. Hannah and children. Thomas Lothrop 
and Shubael Linnell were their guardians. His son Thomas EwerS was married three times; 
2d, 1686. to Elizabeth, the dau. of John Lovell; 3d, Sept. 18, 1712, widow Sarah Warren. 
Ch. b. Barnstable : 

Dec. 1683; d. young. 

Jan. 1686; ni. Sarah . 

1690;" Rebecca Conant. 
1692; '• Elizabeth Lombard. 



Sarah. 


Nov. 


15, 


1653; 


Mehitabi.e. 


Mar. 


2. 


1654-5 


Samceu 


Sept. 


12, 


16.57; 


John. 


Nov. 


13. 


1659; 


Mary. 


Oct. 


1. 


1662; 


Thomas. 


July 


15. 


1666; 


Joseph, 


Mar. 


31, 


1669; 



Sarah, 


Apr. 


Henry, 


Apr. 


ElilZABETH. 




Thomas, 




THOMAS EWER.2 



Tho.mas, 

Thomas, 

Shubael. 

.I(jhn. 

Mehitabei,. 

Nathaniel. 

.Jonathan. 

Hezkkiah. 

Mehitabel, 

Thankful. 

Abigail. 



Feb. 

Oct. 

Nov. 

July 

Sept. 



1694; d. same year. 



169.5 

1696. 

1697. 
Dec. 11.1698. 
Nov. 1701. 
bap. Apr. 7. 1706 



m. Mary Stewart. 



THIRD GENERATION. 4.! 

aiul fniit shed. lie d. 1745: will dated Nov. !•. ITiH: proved Feb. 1".. 1T4.V(;: 
Estate i:s45»-l()-10, includin^f a ne^ru woman valued at £100. 
Ch. b. riarnstabie: 

38.* TiiANKFiM., May l;>, ItiKl. 

3i».* EXPEUIENCE, Mar. 28, 1693. 

40.* MKHtY, .Jan. ."), lt)Jt.)-6. 

41.* Ehenezeu, I )ec. 'x 1(>!»7. 

42.* Samuel, Jan. 7, lG«»tt-1700. 

43.* JosiAH, Apr. It), 1702. 

44.* Hoi'E, July, o, 1704. 

4o.* Sauaii, Dec. 1. 170(5. 

[ 17 ] JAMES HAMLIN^ (Bn.. (.f Mary,) b. Hanistablc, Mass.. A u>:. 2«, 
iWilt: III. there, Oct. 8, lUiHi, Ruth Lewis.* I'rivate in Capt. .John (Jorhani's Qi., 
from Barnstable, in Sir. William Phipps' unsucce.ssful e.xpediti(»n to Canada, 
1690: and he signed a petition with others to the (ieneral Court asking for a 
grant of a township of land to the memlx^rs of this Company and their heirs. 
June 12, 17.3.'). He was desired on Sept. 6, 171.") to look aftiT the \»>\s onSabltath 
days to prevent their disorderly conduct in time of service in the hou.se of Gwl. 
and to stir H II (tiuJ awaken those ye sleepers; mentioned in his father's will 1717; 
Constable 1722. 

Tile Barnstable records show; "The mark of the Creaturesof James Hamlin, 
Sen"", is an half penny on each side of the right ear and a slit in the top of the 
left ear." 

Both adm. to West church: he Mar. lO, 1727-8; she June 3, 1729. He is 
mentioned in the will of Ebenezer Hamblen, son of .John-, dated 1735. Several 
of the children died early of Consumpti{»n unmarried. 

The following inscriptions are found upt)n the gravestones of his cliildren: 
"Here lyes y^ body of Benjamin Hamlin, who deceased Jan'y. y*' 23d, 1732-3 
in y 31st, year of his age." 

• Note 10. GEORGE LEWEP.i came from East GreenwJch. Kent, England; clothier; 
probably resided for a time in London: a member of Mr. Liothorp's cinircli lt£C: m. In Entfiand 
aU)ut Ittiti. Sarah, sister of Edward .Tenkiiis, who afterwards settled In Seltiiate. lie i)n>l>ably 
did nut come <iver until after the church in London was broken up, and after the Imprison- 
ment of Mr. I>>thr(ip; but was in Plymouth ItCtt; a member of the church then' ltlt;»-4; was one 
of those dismissed ItVM, in case they join in a btniy at Scituate;" became memln-r at S-ltuate. 
Sept. 30. 1«35; his house In Scituate built before l&W, was In Kent street, and Is No. 18 In .Mr. 
L«>thorp.s list. He removed to Ilarnstable ItKflt; his home lot was the second west of the 
Hyannisroad. owne<l in l-^fi- by Nath.-inlel Holmes and sons; he owned other lands in Ham- 
Stable; and sold the whole .Ian. l(tfV4-.'> to Samuel Mayo; hijrhway suryeyor KMs and '.'><•; Juryman 
1649; constable llWVl. Otis says "he was an honest rrooWi/KMi, and (fot his living by his latior: a 
Hlncere Christian, his constant purpose seems to have In-en to live In peace with all men, to 
avoid law suits, to yield rather then contend with his nel>:h»Kir; and did not hold that the chief 
end of man was to (father riches; but to do (fotxl: to train up his children In the way they 
should >ro. tola" useful citizens, honest and industrious men." He d. Harnstable. l(ltt-;i. 

Children : 

Mary. b. Enfflaud a»)out UOi: m. .lohn Bryant of Scituate. 

Tn<».MAS. •• ■• " Mary Davis. 

GEOKOf^ ■• ■■ " Mary Ivonibanl. 

.Iames, " " Sarah I>ane of HluKham. 

EDWAim. •■ •• " Haim.'ih Cobb. 

.lOHX. "Mar. 2. HCIT-'*; killed Hi-holM-tli, Mar. Jil, HITO. 

EiMin.MM. •• ,Iuly iJ. ItHl. 

Sakau. "Feb. i, UW4-i m. , lames Cobb and Jonathan Sparr»>w. 



44 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

'•Here lyes y^ body of David Hainlen, who dec^ Nov»>r ye 4th, 1732, in ye 25th 
year of his age." 

"Here lyes ye body of Job Hamlen, whodec<i Sepf ye 28th, 17.32, in ye 22d 
year of his age. 

"Here lyes ye body of Hannah Hamlen, who died Nov^r ye 7th 1735, in ye 

26th year of her age." 

It appears from the church" records that she was admitted to the West 
Church and baptized Jsovember 2-5, 1735. being then confined to her bed with 
consumption. Hence there is a mistake in the record of her baptism or death. 



WILL OF JAMES HAMLIN. 

In the Name of God, Amen. I, James Hamlin of Barnstable in the County 
of Barnstable, Yeoman, being, grown into years and under bodily infirmities 
but of sound memory; (Blessed be God for it,) and knowing that it is appointed 
for all men once to dye, and being minded to set my house in order before my 
death, do this 18th day of August, Anno Domini, 1743, make and publish this 
my last will and testament in manner following that is to say. 

Imprimis. 1 commend my soul unto the hands of Almighty God and my 
body to the earth from whence it came to be decently buried at the discretion 
of my Executors hereafter named in hopes of a joyful Resurrection, and as f(tr 
that wordly estate wherewith it has plea.sed God to bless me, I dispose thereof 
as followeth: 

Item. My will is that my just debts and funeral charges be first paid out 
of my personal estate by my Executors to this will. 

Item. I give and bequeath all the rest of my estate both real and personal 
to my loving wife Ruth and to my daughter Mary, to use and improveaslong as 
they or either of them life, unless my said wife should marry again then she is 
to have only her dower in the real estate, (and except my wearing apparel of all 
sorts and my cain.) 

Item. My mind and will is that after the decease or widowhood of my 
said wife and the death of my said daughter Mary, that all my personal estate 
except wearing apparel and cain as aboves^ be equally divided between my two 
daughters, namely, Ruth Crocker and Deliverance Childs, or to their several 
heirs (viz: the heirs of one the one moiety and the heirs of the other the other 
moiety.) 

Item. I give and bequeath to my son James Hamblin all my real estate 
both upland and meadows or of any kind whatsoever or wheresoever y' I have 
or ought to have, to hold to him his heirs and assigns forever. Together with 
my wearing apparel and cane above mentioned reserving the use of the said 
real estate to my wife and daughter Mary as above said. 

Last. ] nominate and appoint my said loving wife Ruth and my friend 
James Otis, Esq. to be my executors to this my last will and testament hereby 
revoking all former will and wills by me heretofore made. 

In witness whereof 1 have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and year 
first above written. 

JAMES HAMLIN. [Seal.] 
Signed, Sealed, pronounced and 
declared by the said James 
Hamlin to be his last will and 
testament in presence of 

Ja^iks Otis, Jun'. 
Maky Otis. 
Temperance Otis. 



TIIIi;i> (IKNKKATION. 45 

Ch. b. Barnstalile: 

4H. Makv. June 24, H>!»1: adm. to ch. hi-c 21. 1718. 

47.* RiTH, Jan. 24, lti!t2-;{. 

4H.* .Iamks, .Inly 17. liinc. 

4!i. Benjamin. Nov. 8. 17(»2: d. .I:iii. 2;j. 17;{2-;i. 

50. I)AVii>. .Illiie S, 17(»s. • NdV. 4. 17;{2. 

51. Hannah. June 17. 17ii!), " Nov. 7, \~,'A'>. 

52. .Foil, .1 line 25, 1711, " Sept. 2M, 17:^2. 
5:{.* Dki.ivkuanck. 

[18 J JONATII.VN IlAMLEN.MBru. of Mary.) b, Bani.slable. Ma.s.s., 

Mar, •). I»)7t>-1: ni. tht'if by Kev. .bmathan Riis.sel!, Mar. (i, 17o."), Iii.s coii.sli) 

Rstlier,' (laii. nfJolin llauiliii. He wa.s adui. Id cluircli Barnstable, Nov. 7. 1742. 

The mark nt' iii.s aniinal.s recorded in Barnstable: "A crop oft* eiich car and 

t w(i slits in y^- top of y rii^lit ear. Dec. I74t), and hath been iiis mark 55 years 

us he saith." His children down to and includiiiK' Sarah were baptizt-d .Inly I'A, 
171s. David Haiulilen supposed he had a son I'ele;:. 



WILL OF JONATHAN HAMLEN 
In the name of (Jod, Amen. 

Jonathan Hamlen beinvr of sound mind and meinory, and in luindfull of my 
mortality that 1 uiav put my house in order before my Departure out of this 
world, do make tliis my last will and testament herein' wiilinK' and makiiijf all 
former wills and testaments by me made void. 1 jjive and l)e(iueath my soul to 
God my faithful creator to be by him redeemed and saved and my boddy U> the 
earth to be de "ently buried in hope of a blessed liestirrection tinouvrh the 
merits of .Jesus Christ my Redeemer, and ail my del)ts anil funeral char^'es be- 
injf paid by my Executor hereafter named, I dispose of my worldly jr(»ods and 
real estate as follovvf th: 

Imprimi.s. Item. I K've and beijueath my loving wift- Esther for her 
dower the use and improvement of all my real estate and movaljle after debts 
& lej^acy paid, during her widowlujod, and in case she .see cause to mary anain 
my will is ray .said wife shall have her choice of my beds with what belonjfs t<» 
it and ten pounds in money a,s it then passes. 

It. 1 tfive to my two S(ms, towit: Jotiathan and Josiah all the ivmainder 
of my Real and i)er.sonal estate, that shall l>e h'ft afti r my debts and funeral 
uhar(;esi.s paid and my wife's widowhood to tlu-Mi and their ln-irs and asslK'ns.on 
'condition they pay to my other children the respective sums hereaft^'r men- 
tioned to wit: 

Item. T(» my .son Solomon, five pounds as money that p;i.ssat payment. 

Item To my son .labez, twenty pounds, in like manner. 

Item. To my daughter ('oiitcnt, tivc pounds in like matnicr. 

Item. To my danuhter I'riseilla, three pounds in like maimer. 

j Item. To my dauirhter Sarah, five pounds in like manner, and in ca.se 

I either of my children should dye before the time of |>aym«'nt. then to those that 

shall le^Mlly npie.sent them (»r their children lawfully bef^ottt-n. Lastly I do 

appoint my lovin^r wife to itc my .sok- Exfcut ri.\ of this my Last Will, and U-iiiK' 

Jsensible that my movable estate wont pay my funeral cha^^re and iiisi debts 

Imy will is that she my wife .sell olT my real estate of such as can Im- best s|>airfd, 

|topay said flebts and funeral charvre and ^'ive conveyance accord ini^ly. pursuant 

to Law. 



4t> THE PIAMLIN FAMILY. 

In testimony to this my Last Will, I Jonathan Hamlin have hereunto set 
my hand and seal this ll'^ day of June, Annoque Domini one thousand seven 

hundred and forty two. 

JONATHAN HAMLEN, (L. S.) 

Signed, sealed & declared to 
he my will in presence of 

josei'h lothkop 

Shoble Lewis 

his 

JnoOBumpos 

mark 

The following inscriptions are on their gravestones: 

"Here lies y body of Mr. Jonathan Hamblen, who dec^ June y 22d, 1743, in 
ye 74th year of his age." 

"Here lies the body of Mrs. Esther Hamlin wife of Mr. Jonathan Hamlen 
dyed Sep^r ye 1st, jn ye 69 year of her age, 1746." 
Ch. b. Barnstable: 

Dec. 5, 1705. 

Dec. 12, 1707; m. Jacob Hamblen,^ 

July 13, 1709. 

June 17,1711. 

1713; bap. July 13, 1718. 
bap. July 13, 1718. 
" July 13, 1718. 
b. Oct. 15, 1720. 

[19] Dea. EBENEZER HAMLIN,^* (Bro. of Mary,) b. Barnstable, 
Mass., July 29, 1674; m. 1st, there, by Rev. Jonathan Russell, Apr. 4, 1698, Sarah 
Lewis:t m. 2d, Rochester, Mass., Sept. 20, 1729, Elizabeth, widow of Samuel 
Arnold, of Rochester. He was a prominent man; occupied his father's home- 
stead at Coggin's pond, which was sold to Col. Gorham. The date of his removal 

from Barnstable has not been dis- ^q 

covered: probably about the time xl Z^-^'-V^fvl^^sf*- 

of his second marriage. He was *^ 

mentioned In his father's will 1717. He and his children settled in that part 
of Rochester, which is now Wareham, Mass. The church was organized in 
Wareham, Dec. 25, 1739; among the original members were, Ebe.nezer Ham- 
lin, and his children, Hopestill Hunter, Thomas Hamlin and wife Ruth, and 
Isaac Hamlin and wife Mercy. He was chosen deacon, Feb. 18, 1740. On May 26, 
1742, "the church on a Lecture day desired to stop to make choice of some one 

* Note 11. The name Ebenezer was common in this Hamlin family; three of the name 
were cousins, all born In Barnstable; viz: Ebenezer.3 son of James, b. July 29, 1674, who settled 
In Sharon. Ct.. and d. there Apr. 8. 1755; Ebenezer.3 son of Bartholomew, b. Mar. 23. 1689: who 
settled in Colchester. Ct.. in Westchester parish; and Ebenezer.3 son of John. b. May 12. 1683; 
who lived in Barnstable, and d. there. 1736; Each of these three cousins had sons named Eben- 
ezer, as win be seen by reference to their record. 

+ Note 12. For Lewes see Note 10, above. I am unable to discover the parents of this 
Sarah Lewis. There was a Sarah, dau. of James Lewes,2 b. Barnstable, Mar. 4, 1664; another 
Sarah, dsiu. of George Lewes.'-J b. Barnstable, Jan 12. 1659. Their ages renders it impossible 
that either was the wife of Dea. Ebenezer Hamlin. Possibly his first wife was a widow, and 
that her maiden name was not Lewis. 



54.* 


Solomon, 


55. 


Content, 


56.* 


Pkiscilla, 


57.* 


Zaccheus, 


58.* 


Jabez, 


59.* 


Jonathan, 


60.* 


Sakah, 


61.* 


JOSIAH, 


62. 


PelegV 




THIKI) GENERATION. 47 

or more to settle accounts with Deacuu Hamblen to .see h(tw he had disp<).sed of 
the contrilnitions: and to see what y cliurcli was indelUcd to him. .Accord- 
ingly made choice of Deacon (;ii)hs an(l Isaac Hump." 

Deacon Ebenezer Hamlin, and his sons Thomas and wife, arul Isaac and 
wife were dismissed to Sharon, Ct., May 'M, 1742: as no wife of Ijis appears 
at that time, it is supposed she was then dead. They .settled in Sharon alwiut 
this lime, and were ainoDg the early .settlers there, and may have l>een 
proprietors. 

It is stated in the history of Sharon that he tirst lived in Sharon where 
Georvre Skinner lives: afterwards in the south part of town, Ixilow Jlitchoock's 
corner. 

He bequeathed ''Twenty four pounds old tenor toward the worshipof Cod. 
in the neighlwrh(K)d where I now dwell, Viz: in or near tl)e new-erected meet- 
ing-lu»use on tlie Oblong near Sharon."* 

This was the Tresb. church at .Vmenia rnion.in Dutchess Co. N. V., acr(KSs 
the line from Sharon. ( now South .Vmenia.) of winch Rev. Ebenezer Knibloe 
was the tirst pastor; whose church records are extant, and have Ix'en consulted 
for records of the de.scendants of Dea. Ebenezer Hamlin. He d. Sharon, .\pr. m, 
1755. 

Ch. I). Barnstable: 



H3.* 


EUKNKZEK, 


Mar. 


IH, 


lHV»8-9; 


bap. 


July 7, 1701. 


H4.* 


MKUt V, 


Sept. 


10, 


1700. 


4i 


U t> (. 


Ho.* 


HOFE.STILL, 


July 


Zi, 


1702. 


'» 


July 26, 1702. 


m* 


COKNELIUS, 


June 


u, 


1705. 


a 


June 17, 1705. 


«7.* 


TH(>.M.\S, 


May 


«, 


1710. 


»t 


•• 12. 1710. 


»>.H.* 


Is.\.\f, 


July 


1, 


1714. 






69.* 


Leavis, 


Jan. 


M. 


1718. 







[20.] HOPE H.\MLIN,» (Sister (.f .Mary,) 

b. Harnstable, Mass.. May Ls, 1()79-.S0; m. there, May 9. 1712. William Ca.set 
of Tisbury, Ma.ss.; she is nienticuied in her father's will. 1717. 

[21.] JOB H.\MLIN,3 (Bro.of Mary,) b. Barnstal)le, Ma.ss.. .Ian. 15. lti^l-2: 
mentioned in his father's will, 1717, and in that of John Hamblen, :* H.'U, 
witli whom he owned land at Indian Pond. The mark of his animals recorded 
in Barnstable was: "A crop in ye right ear, half penny under left ear, Dec. 21, 

• NoteM a reUKlous society was early formed In the soutl) west piiri of .Sliaron. nt'itr 
the Colony line, eniltracini; lnliat)itants of Conn, and N. Y. The meellntf house .sUhxI In Shar- 
on, and was called the Hound Top .Meet Inji House, hnllt before 175,">. Rev. ElH-iu-zer Knihioe 
was the minister for more than i") years. He was a native of Scotland, and favored the l'r«>- 
U'nder in tin- rcvDlutlnri of 1T-1.">; on accouril of which he removed to Amt-ricu. and settled In 
Ithe west part of I'hillip's Patent, in Pulnani County N. V.; two years later he reincjveil to Sliar- 
ion and ;;athered the church at the Corner. He Wius a prominent man. and a kT'MHi minister. 
I He favored the British cause In the revolution, causing dlsalTecllon In his conK're»;alion. ami 
Ihls usefulness diminished. He d. Dec. 20. l"t«5. The meetluK housi' was removed In 17^1. to the 
site of the Preshy. church, at .\menla I'nlon, N. Y. [Hist, of Sharoiu Cl.] 

+ NoTK 14. .lOlIN CASE, of Windsor. Ct; m. Sarah, dau. of William Spencer, of Hartford 
<'t.; deputy; had son Bartholomew.'^ h. Oct. HITO; who m. Mary Humphn'y. I>ec. 7. im»U. 

In the life of .lohn Casse. hy .\. P. Case, of Vernon. N.V.. it apiwurs that .lohn f'usse came 
from I'airtield. Ct.. to Newtown. I.. 1.; m. alN>nt lil.V.1. and d. hHrj. wilhoui Issue. Ills estate was 
Inherited l)y William, son of his l)roilier William Case, and he had anotlier lirother. 'I'homas. 
' It also appears that his hrother. William Cus.se. d i::.*7: and left an estate on Martha's Vln- 
yard to five daughters. 



48 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



1739; and has been his mark ten years past. He became mn compos mentis, and 
Lewis Hamlin of Barnstable, his nephew, was appointed fjuardian of his estate. 
Feb. 12, 1749: Inventory, £897.14. The guardian reported that he d. July 3, 
1750. No record of his marriage discovered. 

[22.] JOHN HAMLIN,» ( Bro. of Mary,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Jan. 12, 1683-4: he was not mentioned in his father's 
will 1717. nor any wife or child of him: from this fact it is supposed he was 
then dead and unmarried. 

[23 1 BENJAMIN HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Mary,) b. Barnstable, Mass., bap. 
!vlar. 16, 1684-5: neither he nor any wife or child of him were mentioned in his 
father's will, 1717. Mr. Otissupposed that it was this Benjamin who removed to 
Eastham and married Anne Mayo, &c. I am of opinion that he confounded this 
man with his nephew Benjamin, son of Eleazer;^ of whom Mr. Otis seems to 
have had no knowledge. The late David Hamblen, of Boston, was a descendant 
of Benjamin Hamblin and Anne Mayo: he spent years in investigating the 
family history, and supposed that his ancestor was Benjamin,* Eleazer.,3.James.' i 
and tliat Benjamin,'* above, d. unmarried. The writer concurs in his opinion. 

[24.] ELKANAH HAMBLEN,^ (Bro. of Mary.) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., and bap. there, 1685: m. 1st there, Apr. 1.3, 1711, his 
cousin Abigail, =< dau. ot John and Sarah (Bearse*) Hamblen; who d. May 29, 
1733; m. 2d, Aug. 11, 17.34, Margaret Bates of Plymouth: mentioned in his 
father's will, 1717. He d. Barnstable, 1764. 



* Note 15. AUSTIN or ACGUSTINE BEARSE came over in the ship Confldence, of 
Loiuion, from Southampton. Apr. 24, 1638, aged 20; and came to Barnstable 1639. It is said that 
his wife was named Mary. Among the passengers of the Confidence on the voyage when he 
came was Mary. dau. of Martha Wilder, and it has been con.iectured that slie may have become 
his wife. His houselot of twelve acres of very rocky land was in the west part of the east 
parish; bounded west by John Crocker's land, nortli by the meadow, east by Goodman Isaac 
Robinson's land, and soutlierly into ye woods; he owned six acres of meadow adjoining his up- 
hind on the north, and two thatch islands, known as Bearse's Islands; he had about six acres 
In the Calve's Pasture, esteemed to be the best land in town; eight acres of planting land on 
the north side of Shoal pond; and bounded by Goodman Cooper's, called Huckins' Neck; and 
thirty acres at the Indian pond lot; bounded east by Herring river. His house stood on the 
north side of the road; the cellar and some remains of his orchard existed a hundred years 
ago. A road from his house to Hyannis is known as Bearse's Way ; freeman .Tune 3. 1753, and 
May 3. 1653; Grand .luror 1653, 1662; surveyor of highways 1674; adm. to Mr. Lothrop's church. 
Apr. 29, 1643. Goodman Bearse did what he honestly believed to be his duty; and was one of 
the very few against whom no complaint was ever made, which speaks well for his character; 
a farmer, lived on the products of his land; and brought up his large family to be like himself, 
useful members of society. The record of his marriage, death or settlement of his estate has 
not been discovered. 



Ch. b. Barnstable ; 




Mary. 


1640. 




Martha. 


1642. 




Priscilla. 


Mar. in, 1643-4; 


m. Dea. John Hall. 


Sarah, 


Mar. 2s. 1646; 


•' John Hamblen. 2 


ABir.Aii.. 


Dec. 18,1647; 


" Allen Nichols. 


Hannah, 


Nov. 16, 1649. 




.Joseph, 


Jan. 2.5, lft51-2; 


" Martha Taylor. 


Hester, 


Oct. 2, 1653. 




Lydia, 


Sept. 1655; 




Rebecca, 


Sept. 1657; 


••. 


James. 


July 1660. 





Tllllih (iEXEHATlON. 40 

WILLol' lOLKANAll HAMHLEN. 

Ill tlu* name of God, Aiueii. I. Klkanah Hamblen of Hanistable in y C<»unty 
of Barnstable, Ye", bein^' advanci'd in years tii<i by (Jod's ^'oodness (if sound and 
disptsin^: mind and memory. do Ibis •2i\th day of March, 17.")4, make ..t ordain this 
my Last Will v"v: Testament. Knowinj,' that it is ajipointed for man once t<i die, 
and tir>t 1 commit my soul to (rod in Jesus Christ & my body I comit to the 
e'artli, and tttucbin^f the worldly estate wherein (Jod iiatli lilesscd me I a'wv de- 
mi.se X: dispose ctf the same in the following; manner and form. vS: first my will is 
that my just debts and funeral charjjes shall be paid out (if my personal estate 
by my execute rs. 

Imprimis. I trive and bequeath to my lovint,' wife Marjjaret in lieu of her 
dower the use and improvement of a fire. room, cellar and chamln'r in my 
dwelling' iiouse. the profit of a cow, six slieepand of aswine pastured, four loads 
(»f wood at the d(H»r per annum, a sixth of the produce of lands tilled, a sixth 
part of the fruit of the orchard, a privilege of bein^ carried to meeting and of 
havinir her yrain carried to mill ,S: the meal lirou^dit home. These articles to 
Ih» done >S: performed by my son Reuben Hamblen for his motiier durin^r her 
widowhood yearly & every 3'ear in consideraticm of what is hereafter ffiveii, & it 
is to be understood said Reuben is to find and keep said cow & sheep for his 
mother's profit, and of all the land hereafter triven him to render a sixth of the 
produce to his mother (f what is planted or sown, also 1 j^ive my said wife one 
half of my personal estate not hereafter particularly disposed ofif. 

Item. 1 K'ive and bequeath to the heirs of my .son Silvanus Hamblen, 
decea.sed to their heirs and assigfns forever, one lot of land at the Lonjj Pond 
& four pounds lawful money to be paid by my son Reuben in two years after 
my decease. 

Item. I uive and bequeath to my son Reuben Hamblen bis heirs and 
assigns forever all and singular my real estate savin? said lot at the Lonjf Pond 
& savin^f ye improvement to his mother as above reserved, said real estate beinff 
my house barn, homestead, meadow, woodland and whatever else is denom- 
inated real estate, further I ^'ive my sd son half my apparel, all my live stock, 
moneys, credits, liusbandry utensils, to him his heirs, on condition he or they 
pay my debts and perform ye articles above enjoyned & pay the le^racies here- 
after and heretofore mentioned. 

Item. I trive and be(iueath to my son .John Hamlilen his heirs three pounds 
six shilling's and eit^ht pence and half my apparel, .said money to Ix' paid by my 
son Reuben in twelve months after my decease. 

Item. 1 K've and beciueath to my nephew .Seth Fish five shillinjfs. 

Item. I fjfive and bequeath to my dau^rhter Tabitha .Saundenson half of my 
indoors personal estate not particularly already disposed of and five shilling's in 
twelve months to be paid by my son Reuben. I likewise constitute make and 
appoint my two sons Heulx'ti and .lohii liambjcn Executors of this my last will 
& testament revoking former wills & testaments i.Sc confirming' this to lie my 
last will and testament. 

In w it ne.ss whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal, the day and date 
nhovc. Si^'ned. sealed, pronounced, pulilisbcd and declared by the said Elkaii.ih 
llaml)len to be his last will and testament. 

ELKANAIl II A.MIJLKN ( L. S. ) 



50 THE -HAMLIN FAMILY. 

In the presence of these subscribers, 
Joseph Childs. 
William Crocker. 
David Crocker. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 



70.* 


Sylvanus, 


July 20, 1712. 


71.* 


Reuben, 


Mar. 13, 1714. 


72. 


Abaigail, 


Oct. 7, 1715. 


73.* 


John, 


Nov. 2, 1717. 


74. 


Rachael, 


Sept. 7, 1720; d. 1722 


75.* 


Patience, 


June 12, 1721. 


76-* 


Tabitha, 


Apr. 14, 1723. 



FOURTH GENERATION. 



[28] JOHN SCUDDEK,* (Elizabeth Hamlin.s James," ') 
h. Barnstable. Mass., May 23, IWM): m. there, May 19, 1714. 
Josiali and Ann (Taylor*) I)avis,t b. Feb. 1694. 



Ruth. (lau. of 



• XoTK Hi. KICHAKl) TAYLOK. There were two of this name early In Yarmouth, 
Mus^. : and enrolU-d as able to bear arms, 1U13; both had wives named Ruth: one was called 
liichiird the "tailor" that beinp: his trade; the other Richard "Rock" bacause his house was 
near a irreat rock. Richard the tailor, m. Ruth dau. of Gabriel Whelden. alnjut KMt); and were 
ancestors of the Taylors of Chatham. Mass. Richard "Rock." n». Ruth Hurjress; Constable 
10o«, imvs; Highway Surveyor. lti.>7; Exciseman. llJW: Grand .Juror. Itt-vj; ancestor of the Taylors 
of Yarmouth. 

+ Note 17. ROBERT DAVIS.i was In Yarmouth. Mass.. 1M.J: m. IMti. Ann : removed 

to BarnsiabU- between i6i> and May Hib<); m. 2d. about ItJoT. Ann ; he d. ltju;j; will dated .\pr. 

14. li>^»; proved June 29. 16{«; his widow d. 1701 ; will dated .May 5. iHWt; proved Apr. 1. 17tn 



Ch. by 1st wife; 



l>KHI)R.\H b. .Ian. 



ItWS. Yarmouth: m. Thomas Greer 



M.\KY. ■• Apr. >. lt>4,s. 

AxuKKW. " May liiaO. Barnstable 

JoH.N. • Mar. 1. Iii.i2, 

ROBEHT. " Aujf. ItfcVt. 

Josi.AH. ■ Sept. lf).'>t>. 



" De.xter. 

removed to Conn, 
prob. d. young. 

m. Ann Taylor. 



By 2d wife; 

Hannah, b. .Sept. 
Sahah. "Oct. 
.loSEPH. 

Mercy. 



l(J.Tf*, Barnstable m. 



-— Dexter. 

.losepli Young. 
Hannah Cobb. 
Nath'l Young and Nath'l May. 



JOSIAII ItAVIS.i! m. .June 2.">, l(i7«. Ann, dau. of Richard Taylor, of Yarmouth; res. Barn- 
stable; s<^ldkr in Capt. .lolin Gorham's Co.. King Phillip's war, Ii!7.'i; will .\pr. -M. 17(Ri; provid 
Oct. .5. 17(»!t; estate i.VN). 



Ch. b. 


Barnstable 






.lilIIN. 


Sept. 


<l 


KM; 


m. M. nimmock. 


II.VN.NMI. 


Apr. 




lii'vJ; 


" Gershom Cobb. 


.lusi.vii. 


Aug. 




Itt"*;: 


" M. Taylor. 


Set II. 


Oct. 




imrj; 


" Lydla Davis. 


Kith. 


Feb. 




um: 


" .lohn .S-uddtT. 


Sakaii. 


Feb. 




itnw; 


• Elisha Taylor. 


.loNATIIAN. 






iiHis: 


• Susan Allyn. 


Stephen. 


ItlT. 


12. 


170(); 


" RelK'Cca . 


Anna. 


Apr. 


.*>. 


1702: 


" Theophllus Wllherell 



'll. 


Ann, 


78. 


Elizabeth, 


79, 


James, 


80. 


JOUN, 


81. 


Mehitable, 


82. 


Ebenezek, 


83. 


JOSIAH, 


84. 


David, 


85. 


Hannah, 


86. 


Jonathan, 


87. 


Nathaniel, 


88. 


Benjamin, 



52 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Objection was made to his adm. to the eh. in Barnstable, Mar. 30, 1726. 
Ch. b. Barnstable: 

Feb. 4, 1715. 

Oct. 3, 1717: d. Kov. 6, 1717. 

Nov. 2, 1718. 

Aug. 22, 1720. 

Aug. 2, 1722. 

June 17, 1724. 

Mar. 28, 1726. 

Feb. 5, 1727. 

May 9, 1730: d. Aug. 9, 1730. 

July 1, 1731. 

Sept. 17, 17.33: 

July 29, 1736. 

[ 29 ] EXPERIENCE SCUDDER,* (sister of John,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Apr. 28, 1692: m. Oct. 9, 1712, Elisha Hopkins.* 

It is supposed he went to Harwich, Mass., about 1717. 

[ 31 ] EBENEZER SCUDDER,* (Bro. of John,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Apr. 23, 1696: m. Apr., 1725, Lydia,^ dau. of Samuel 
and Elizabeth (Taylor,*) Cobb,* b. Barnstable, Dec, 1699. Ancestors of most of 

* Note 18. STEPHEN HOPKINS.i (name of first wife unknown;) witli wife Elizabetii 
and children. Giles. Constanta. Damaris. and Oceanus. and servants. Edward Doty and Edward 
Litster; he came in the Mayfloiver toP lymouth. Mass.. Dec, 1620; a son and four other 
dauijliters were afterwards born ; he settled at Plymouth. Mass.; leave was granted liy the 
court to Stephen Hopkins August, 1H:3M, "to erect a house at Mattacheese (Yarmouth.) and 
cut liay to winter his cattle, provided it be not to withdraw liim from the town of Plymouth." 
It is uncertain if he ever resided in Yarmouth; the first house erected there by a white man 
was known as the Giles Hopkins house, situated in the field owned in recent times by Capt. 
Cliarles Bassett; this house was sold 1642 to Andrew Hallet. .Tr. One Stephen Hopkins settled 
in Eastliam after 1654. Gov. Bradford records that Stephen, the immigrant and his wife d. 
before 1(550, as also a son and daughter. 

Ch. by 1st wife : 
Giles. 
Constanta; m. had 12 children. 

By 2d wife : 
Damaris. 

Oceanus; b. at sea. 
Deborah; m. Ring, 1646. 

GILES HOPKINS.2 came with his father in the Mayflower 1620. It is supposed he built 
the first house in Yarmouth, Ma.ss., about ]6:iS; which was sold to Andrew Hallet, Jr. 1642; he 
settled at Eastham, Mass. before 1654; m. Catherine Wheldon, and had four children beft)re 
16,50, says Gov. Bradford. 
Children : 

Stephen, m. Mary Myrick and Mrs. Bertha Atkins. 

Coi.ET, •• Thankful . 



* Note 19. For Taylor see Note 16. 

* Note 20. Elder HENRY COBB,i the immigrant, was at Plymouth. Mass., 1632; Scit- 
uate, 1633; Barn.stable, 1639. His dwelling in Scituate was built before Sept. 1634, and sold to 
Henry Rowley; and he built on his lot in Kent, street; he was one of the "Kent men,'"; 
and owned al.so HO acres on Nortli river; afterwards the farm of Ephraim Kempton; then of 
lohn .lames; Nov. 2:i, KM, he and others, members of the church at Plymouth, "were dismissed 
from their membershipp in case tiiey joyned in a body att Scituate." Jan. 8, l(i35, Mr. Lothrope 
made an entry in his church records: "Wee had a day of humiliation and then att night 
joyned in Covenant togeather, so many of us as had beene in Covenant before, towitt: Mr. 
Gilson and wife, Goodman Anniball and his wife, Goodman Rowley and his wife, Goodman 



I 



FOLliTlI GENEUATION. 



53 



89. 


Daniel, 


90. 


Elizahetii, 


91.* 


Sam I- EL, 


92.* 


Rkueica. 


93.* 


ElJKNK/KU. 


94.* 


LVDIA. 


95.* 


ELE.\y.KU, 


[84 1 


HENJ.VMI 



the Seiidders, of li;irnstal)lt'. He d. Barnstable. Apr. ti, ITiC A widow Scudder 
(J. l>arnstable, .luiie 18. 1778. a^'ed 7s, id mo. 
Ch. b. Harnstal)le: 

.luly j;{, 17l^(i: (I: < »i'l. 2, 177.f. iiiiiii. 

June 19. 172it. 

May 2t). 17.51: m. .lamts Atlmni. 

May -Jo, nxs. 

.Inly 15, 1735. 

Feb 12, 1737. 

HENJAMIN HAMHLIN.* ( Elea/er,Mames.^' ) 

There ba.s been various o(,)niit)ns about the ancestry ot this man. 'J'he 

wiiter has changed his opinion on the subject several time.'<, a.s new records and 

evidence were discovered. The late David Hamblen, of Boston, who descended 

fr(»m this man. is poriiaps entitled to the correct solution of his jiedi^rree. lie 

says that he was mentioned in the will of his father, Elen/.er Hamlin, < of Har- 

wicii. Mass.,— which the writer has not seen— and that he was b. 1«92: m. by 

John Doane, Esq., of Eastham, Ma.ss., Oct. 25, 171H, Anne, dau. of Samuel 


I Cob and his wife. Goodman Turner. Edward Foster, niyselfe. Goodman Ko.xweU. and .^umuel 
Houst'." Goodniiin Cubl) \v:is a Icitdliii.' and iiiflni'nt!:il nK'iii1»tT of tlu' rliurcli; and for forty 
fuiir years was eiilu-r the senior deacon or a ruling elder. It aj)i)ears that lie was a nieniU-r of 
i .Mr. Lothrop's cliurcli in London: separatin;; from the estalilished rhnrch and jolnint; the jiurl- 
i tans. He was persecuted and eanie to this cc>untry to enjoy religions lilierty and freedom of 
conscience; was one of the leaders In the removal from Sdtuate ti> HarnstJible; wa» a tt>wn 
officer: nieraherof the most ini|)ortant committees; :ind deiJiity MUi .'>:.'; had a u''«"l I'state: m. 
1st ItVtl, Patience, dan. of Dea. .lames Hurst of IMymoutli : who was tmried .May 4. IiHs; m. i;d. by 
.Mr. I'rence. Dec. 12. ItU'.t. Sariili. dau. of Samuel Hinckley; and sister of (iov. Hinckley of Uarn- 
stable. He d. Barnstable. Itl79; will Apr. 4. liirs; proved .tunc:!. IiiTH. 

Children : 



.John. b. .lune 7. ItvC. Plymouth. 

.Ia.mks. ■■ .Ian. 14. h'M. 

.Maky. " Mar, 24, ItW". .'^cltuate; 

Ha.nxah. •• t)ct. .'i, IffiSt, 

Patik.nck. bap. Mar. V.i. l«41-2, Barnstable; 



m. Sarah I^'wls. 
" .lonatlian Dunham. 
•• F^dward Lewis :ind Unberi Parker. 
•• Dea. Wm. Crocker, 
killed Indian War HlTo. 



Geksho.m. b. Jan. 10. 1644-.'). 

Ei.KAZKit. • .Mar. .M\ U)4^. 

-Mkhitabi,*:. " Sept. L 1651. 

Sa.miki^ •• Oct. 12. 1054. 

Sakah. •■ .Ian. 15. Itt5f<, 

Jonathan. •" Apr. in. ifirto. 

Sarah. • .Mar. in. untl-.i. " 

Hk.nuy. •• Sept. .i. 16««. 

.Mkhitabi.k. ■■ Feb. 15. Iti67. 

F..\i'KiiiEN(K. •• Sept. 11. 11171. 

SAMI'EL COBB.'i m. Dec. 2n. HVni. Ell/.abeth. (bui. of Blcliard Taylor; farmer; BarnstAble; 

hed. Dec. 27. 1727; She d. May. 4. 1721. ajjed tKi. 
Ch. b. Barnstable: 



d. Mar. s. Iti52. 
ni. Elizabeth Taylor, 
d. Jan. 25. K^k. 
m. .Mrs. Hopi' H nek Ins. 
" Dea. Samuel C'lilpman." 
• .lustlce Thatt'her. 



Sakaii. 


A UK. 


2n. 


I6N1; m 


Benjan In Bearse. 




Thomas. 


.lune 


1, 


niKi; •■ 


Kachael St4^(ne. 




F;i.i/aiikth. 


Nov. 




bVs5; •• 


Ebene/.er Bearsi-. 




Hk.nkv. 






ItK. 






Samiki.. 


Sept. 


in. 


ItSiil: •■ 


Sarah Chase and Hannal 


Cole. 


Mkhitaiii.k. 






.. 


Nathan Taylor 




EXI'KltlKNC K. 


.lune 


s. 


hiirj; •• 


.lasher Taylor. 




Jonathan. 


Dw. 


25. 


ItHM; ■• 


Sarah Hopkins. 




El.K.A/KIC 


.Ian. 


It. 


IlllHl; ■• 


lieliance Paine. 




LVKIA, 


Dec. 




l(!!«i: •■ 


Ebene/cr .S-udder. 





54 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Mavd:* marriage recorded in Orleans, Mass. The writer is informed that 
when the town of Orleans was set off from Eastham, the original town records 
were retained in Orleans, where the clerk then lived. She was great grand 
daughter of Rev. .John Mayo, and of Gov. Thomas Prencef of Eastham. Mr. 
Otis. Keiiealogist of the early Barnstable families, does not mention that 
Eleazer Hamlin^ had a son Benjamin: and supposed that it was Benjamin Ham- 
lin, » uncle of Benjamin above, who married Anne Mayo; which is highly 
improbable: from the fact that the will of .James Hamlina dated 1717, in which 
he menti(ms with great particularity, his descendants and relatives, then living 
and dead, does not mention his son Benjamin, nor any widow, or child of 
his. T!ie inference is that this son was then dead, without issue. If this son 
had married only a year previously, he would probably had been mentioned in 
the will. An examination of it will lead to this conclusion. It will be noticed 
that the four children of his son Eleazer,^ are there referred to, but not by 
name. At the date of the marriage of Benjamin Hamblin and Anne Mayo, the 
elder, Benjamin, :* referred to, would have been thirty two years old: the 
younger Benjamin,* twenty four. For the reasons given we agree with David 
Hamblin. that it was the younger man who married Anne Mayo. In 1846, 
.Tolin Hamlen,'' a grandson living in Plaintield. Mass.. wrote that his father, 
Isaa".'' died a few months before his birth; and that he, John, removed 
fr(im Bridgewater to Cummington ( Plainfield ), in 1776: and that he did not 
know the name of his grandfather, (Benjamin:*) but supposed he lived on Cape 
Cod. where his father^ Isaac, was born 120 years before; that his father re- 
moved to Fa'^t Bridgewater, where he died, about 1762; and that his fathre 
li!;d a biotber. Eleazer, who had lived at East Bridgewater or Pembroke. 
David Hamblen wrote in 1H6, that Mrs. Jane Whittaker, dau. of Cornelius 



* Note 21. Rev. .JOHN MAYO.i b. England and graduated at an English university^ 
prohaltly came to America about 163S; was in Barnstable. 1(539; ordained teaching elder, in 
connec-tioii with Rev. .Tohn Lathrop; freeman. 1640; removed to Eastham. 1646; and subse- 
(Hicntiy to ik charireof the church there until 1655; when he was settled over the Second or 
North churcli. in Boston. He returned to Barnstable. 1673; and passed the remainder of his 
lifr there, and at Eastham and Yarmouth with his children. His wife was named Tamosin. 
isotli .1. Varniouth; h.i at the home of his dau. Elizabeth. May 1676; she 1682. 

Ch. b. England: 

Hannah. m. Nathaniel Bacon. 

Saaiuel. •• Tamozine Lumpkin. 

.iOHN, •' Hannah Roycroft. 

Natuanieu •• Hannah Prence. (dau. of the governor.) 

EiA/.AUKTii. •■ .Joseph Howes. 

NATHANIEL MAYO.a b. England; m. Hannah, dau. of Gov. Thomas and Patience 
(B.e wstir) Prence; representative 16(i0. He d. 1662. 
Children: 
Thomas, b. Dec. 7. 1651. 

Nathaniei,. •' Nov. 16, 1652. 
Samuel. " Oct. 12. 1655. 

Hannah. " Oct. 17, 1657. 

Theoi>hii,us. '■ Dec. 17. 1659. 
Bathsheba. '• 1662, 

It is supposed that Samuel Mayo,;^ who wash. Oct. 12.1655. was the father of Anne, who 
m. Benj, llambiin.i 

* Note 22. Gov. THOMAS PRENCE.i came from Leachdale, Gloucestershire.England.in 
the F<„tunr. whu;!. arrived at Plymouth, Nov. 20. 1621. Among those with him, whose descend- 
ants appear m this work, were William Bassett. Edward Bonpasse, and John Cannon; m. 1st. 
Aug. 3, 1624. I atience, dau. of Elder William Brewster; who d. 1634; m. 2d, 163,5, Mary Collier. It 
is not agreed whether she was the widow, or daughter of Mr. William Collier; she d. at Eastham. 



FOURTH (FENERATION. 55 

Hamblen, 5 often spoke of her Aunts Wilcutt and Bates as daughters of tliis 
Benjamin.* Another grand daughter, Mrs. Sarah Kidder, d;ni. of Major Eleazer 
Hamlin, » told her relatives, that her father had sisters, named Mrs. Richards 
and Mrs. Holmes, who formerly visited at her father's home, at Harvard, Mass. 
There is a difference of opinion as to the children of this man. Those named 
in the settlement of his estate will be readily accepted, but why Isaac, Eleazer 
and Elizabeth are not mentioned there, is not so easily explained. Isaac had 
then removed to East Bridgewater, and had perhaps received his portion of t he 
estate: Eleazer, and perhaps Elizabeth were then minors, and could not legally 
sign the settlement. On August 14, 1845, I)avicl Hamblen wrote to Josiah 
Whitman, at East Bridgewater, Maf-s., stating that he was informed, the fam- 
ily bible of Benjamin Hamblin was then in his possession. He was evidently 
a mariner, engaged in whale fishery at Billingsgate,* now Wellfleet, Mass. 
The Boston Keios Letter of Aug. 25, 1437, records an account of his death: 
"We hear that some time in the beginning of July. Captain Atherton Hough, 
master of a whaling vessel being in the Streights, killed a large whale and 
brought her to the vessel's side as usual to cut her up: and as the hands \^ele 
hoisting the blubber into the hold, the runner of the block gave way, and fell 
with great force, on the head of a man, who stood underneath — Benjamin 
Hamblin, of Eastham — and instantly killed him."' 



PARTITION OF ESTATE. 

Articles of agreement made, concluded and fully agreed upon this tenth 
day of June Anno Domin 1748, by and between Ann Grayham, former widow to 
Mr. Benjamin Hamblen, of Eastham, deceased, and Cornelius Hamblin. Joshua 
Hamblin, Benjamin and Mary Hamblen, all of Eastham. in sd county of Harn- 

It is said he m. 3d, 1662, Mrs. Mary, widow of Samuel Freeman. The author of the Freeman (ieue- 
alogy denies that he m. the Widow Freeman; but suggests that he m. the ividinr.diKl not ilnd ii- 
ghto-ot William Collier. He waschosen Governor of Plymouth Colony. IffiM; and served one year; 
res. at Danbury from about ]<i35 until 1(544; was Assistant 1635-7; again chosen governor. Ui^. 
for one year; from 16:^9 to KiSti Assistant. In 1644 he removed to Eastham; lie was again elected 
governor 1657; and held the office until his death; removed to Plymouth 1665. where lie passed 
the remainder of his days, in a house provided for him by the Colony at •'Plain Dealing." He 
was a wealthy man. The following account of his death is taken from tlie Plymoutli recorus; 
"Thomas Prence, Esq., Gov. of the .Jurisdiction of New Plymouth, died War. 2ti, 1673 and was 
interred the 8th of Apr., following after he had served God in the office of Gov. si.xteen years 
ornear there onto; he finished his course in the 73d year of his life. He was a wortliy gentle- 
man, very pious and very able for his office and faithful in tlie discharge thereof: studious of 
peace; a (illegible) to all that feared God and a terror to the wicked; his death was nuidi 
lamented and his body honorably buryed at Plymouth the day and year above mentioned." 
His widow spent a portion of her widowhood with his daughter. Sarah, and d. Dec. !i, 16!).). Some 
"Prence Papers" were a long time in possession of his descendants. He had nine children, tlie 
records of some have not been discovered. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 
Hannah ; m. Nathaniel Mayo.a and .Jonathan Sparrow. 
Kebecca; " Edmund Freeman, 2 of Sandwich. 
Mercy; " John Freeman. 2 of Eastham. 

Sarah b. 1650; m. Jeremiah Howes, of Dennis. 

* Note 23. 

AFFIDAVIT. 

The declaration of Benjamin Hamblin. and Israeli Young, being of lawful age; summoned to 
give evidence to the Grand Inquest on his majts behalf, viz: We having pursuant to the 
advice of a venerable councill as also by the advice and direction of tlie reverend precedent 



56 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



stable and John Willcut and Lydia Willcut His wife, of the town of Hinerham, 
in the County of Suffolk, all of the Province of the Massachusetts Bay. in New 
England, beingall of them rightful heirs of the estate of Mr. Benjamin Hamblin, 
of Eastham, deceased, have mutually agreed .and concluded and also actually 
made and signed a division and partition of the estate both real and personal of 
the said Mr. Benjamin Hamlin, deceased, after the following manner and form; 
that is to say, that 1. the said Ann Graham, have had and received so much of 
the Personal Estate that 1 hereby acknowledge myself satisfied therewith and 
hereby do quit all my right in or title to any houses or lands or any real estate 
that my former husband, Mr. Benjamin Hamblen died seized off. 

.Secondly. The parties above named have actually agreed that Cornelius 
Hamblen shall have and hold to him, his heirs and assigns, forever, all the 
dwelling house, and all the barn and all the upland where the house now 
stands, and also the salt meadow lying near or adjoining thereto, with all the 
lot of upland that lays to the eastward of Thomas Holbrooks, and all that 
small lot of upland that lays at Chagnekett, together with one half for quantity 
and quality of the wood lot of land lying near the pond, called the sheep pond 
and all bounded as shall appear by deeds or records. 

Thirdly. The parties above named have actually agreed that .Joshua 
Hamblen shall have to him, his heirs aud assigns, forever, one half for quantity 
and (jualityof thewoodlot lying near the pond, called the sheep pond, together 
with eighty-one pounds ten shillings out of ye Personal estate. 

Fourthly. The parties above named have actually agreed that Benjamin 
Hamblen shall have to him, his heirs and assigns, forever, all that wood lot of 
land that lays near the pond called the Gull Pond, together with all that parcel 
of upland that was purchased of David Vickery, lying to the eastward of the 
house, called "Coombses," together with all the whale house at Billingsgate 
Beach. 

Fifthly. The parties above named have actually agreed that John Willcut 
and Lydia Willcut, his wife, shall have one hundred and one pounds ten shill- 
ings out of the personal estate. 

Sixthly. The parties above named have actually agreed that Vlary Ham- 
blen shall have and hold to her, her heirs and assigns, forever, all that parcell 
of salt meadows lying down by the shoar to the westward of the house called 
Coombes house, and also that smaW parcell of upland lying near Joshua Pierces: 

all the aforesaid lands and meadows, bounded as shall appear by Deeds and 
Records, together with Eleven pounds ten shillings out of the Personal Estate, 
and the above named persons having actually made & signed a division of the 
whole of the above mentioned estate, both real and personal, and each one of 
them receives their full proportion thereof, and are all in the free and full 
possession of the same, nothing excepted therefore, in consideration of the 
above said parts of the aforesaid estate divided out to each of them in severalty, 
Do therefore for each of themselves, their heirs, executors and administrators, 
quit all manner of claims to each others shares, and to each others heirs and 
assigns forever. 



(president) and follows of Harvard college obtained the reverend Mr. .John Sumner to preacb 
the gospoll unto us in our precinct at Bellensgett for some time in this sumer present & having 
been for a long time passt hindered from meeting in our meeting house on the sabbath to 
attend the publick worship by a few particular families by the desire of the people of our pre- 
cinct we went to our meetin house early in the morning designing to keep the pulpitt free from 
being encumbered by any other person to accomodate our minister to carry on the publick 



FOURTH GENERATION. 



57 



Signed. Sealed & Coplyed with 

In presence of us. 
■ToNATHAN Bacon, (Seal) 
MoKDECAi TrppEK. (Seal) 



her 
Ann a Gkayham, -(Seal) 

mark. 
Cornelius Hamblin, (Seal) 
Joshua HamblexN, (Seal) 

Ben.tamin Hamblin. (Seal) 

her 
Mary x Hasiblen. (Seal) 
mark. 

Barnstable ss. June 29, 1748. Then personally appeared tlie above named 
Ann Grayham. Cornelius Hamblin, Joshua Hamblin. Benjamin Hamblin. and 
Mary Hamblin. sub.scribers to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged 
the same to be their act and deed respectively. 

Before me, Silvanus Bourne 
Judge of Probate, &c. 



worship therein & when we came to the meeting House tliere being several] others of our pre- 
cinct there present with us. (and it being the third or fourth sabbath day after sd Mr. Sumner 
liad been with us which was about the middle of July last; & we having not yet had the 
priveledg to meet in our meeting House since our sd minister came unto us) we were urged 
by some of our people to place ourselves att the pulpitt door & on the pulpitt stairs thinking 
that might be a means to discoureg any other person except our said minister from offering to 
enter there in & accordingly we placed ourselves there and about seven of the clock in the 
morning there came Mr. Josiah Oakes, .Justice John Doane & their families with them into the 
meeting House & sd Mr. Doan looked on us with an angrie countinance and askt us what we did 
there, we told him we expected our minister to come in season & we prayed him that we 
might not be interupted but we might have the liberty to attend the publick worsiiip in the 
meeting House with our minister, which by the good providence of God & advice afore said 
was sent unto us. & then the sd Mr. Oakes came and put his hand up towards the pulpitt door 
& we prayed him to forbear & he turned about & went into Mr. Doanes pew, then the sd Mr. 
Doane manifested much discontent & said he would place himself & came out of his seatt & 
took a chear & sett himself down in the alley by the pulpitt stairs hindering any passing up 
into the pulpitt & he setting their for severall hours excepting once he stept out of doors & 
liis wife came out of her seat & sett herself down in the same place, till he came In and sett 
down in the same place agalne & his wife returned to her former seat againe & after some 
words had past between sd Mr. Doane and Mr. Oakes we heard the sd Oakes say it was ten of 
tile clock, then the sd Doane desired the sd Oakes to take his place & begin publick exercise, 
but the said Oakes seemed Loath signifying that he should not be suffered to goe in to 
the pulpit, then Mr. Doane said to him. offer to goe in, the said Oakes came again & put liis 
hand to the pulpit door & returned back as he had done before, then the sd Doane desired 
said Oakes to begin publick exercise in the pew where he was then setting; and then we prayed 
him again to forbear, telling we expected our minister was coming to the meeting liouse in 
order to carry on the publick worship there in. ct we prayed them that we might not be inter- 
upted but notwithstanding tlie sd Mr. Oakes began prayer in the sd Doanes pew with an 
fxtr.'iordinary loud voice & so continued for some time, and sometime after we preceived that 
tiie sd Mr. Sumner was come & was without the meeting & the bulk of the Congregation came 
into the meeting House & went in to their seats and the sd Mr. Oakes being still at his devotion 
as afore sd our constable being then present went to the sd Mr. Okes and prayed him Uj for- 
bear & said to him: Sir, you are desirsd to desist; but the sd Oakes still continuing liis I'xer- 
cise then the said Constable laid his open hand gently on his shoulder and said to him Mr. 
.losiah Okes. I require you in his majesties name to desist or forbear making any further 
disturbance, or words to that purpose, whereapon the sd Mr. Okes at once broke off from his 
exercise, then the sd Doane said: I command the Kings peace & sitting In the alley as afore sd 
»t sd Doane also said to the constable I recinire you in his majesties name to take care of 
disorderly persons that make disurbance in the meeting House, or words to that purpose, 
whereupon the sd constable prayed Mr Doane to remove out of the alley so that our minister 
might have a way to pass up into the pulpit, this prayer the said constable repeated over vt 
over several times to the sd Mr. Doane. the sd Doane replyed to this purpose, that he would 
sett where he pleased in the meeting House & the sd constable further said to sd Mr. Doano 
tliat if he would not remove by persuations he looked on himself obliged to use some other 



58 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

The appraisment and Inventory of his estate was made July 5, 1738, by 
Jonathan Young, Jeremiah Mayo, and Solomon Sweet. Amount £975-5-3. 
Real estate £480. His widow was married by Mr. Lewis, Sept. 7, 1738, to 
William Graham, of Boston. 

Ch. prob. b. Billingsgate or Vicinity: 
96* Cornelius, 1719. 

97.* Joshua, about 1721. 

98.* Benjamin, bap. July 2, 1727. 

99.* Lydia, about 1724. 

100.* Isaac, '' 1728. 

101.* Maky, 

102.* Eleazek, about 1732. 

103.* Elizabeth, 

[ m ] MARY HAMBLEN,! (Sister of Benjamin,) 
b. 1696; m. about 1725, Shedraclc Logan. 

[ 37 ] ELISHA HAMBLIN,< (Bro. of Benjamin.) 
b. (prob. Harwich. Mass.) Jan. 26, 1697-8; ra. there. Jan. 25, 1721, Elizabeth dau. 
of Samuel Mayo,* b. Eastham, Mass. It appears from the Register of deeds, 
Boston, Book 70, page J 31, that Elisha Hamblen, and wife Elizabeth, of East- 
ham.Mass. on Oct. 3. 1738. conveyed land in Hingham, Mass. "belonging to our 
grandfather Cornelius Canterbury, and others of our relations formerly belong- 
ing to said Hingham;" the deed was acknowledged Apr. 15, 1742; and recorded 

means to remove him & then the said constable lookt about .& desired the people to talte notice 
that Mr. Doane had required him to taice care of disorderly persons & then the sd constabh» 
said to Mr. Doane: Yourself Sir is the disorderly person in hindering our minister from goinfc 
up in to the pulpit to carry on the publick worship, or words to that purpose & then the sd 
constable laid his open hand uently on him sd Doane & said I desire or require you to remove- 
so as to make way for our minister to s^o in to the pulpit, or words to that purpose, where upon 
thesd Mr. Doane aroze up c& removed without any manner of force or violence done to him as 
we perceived; whereupon the sd Mr. Okes wife laid holde on the doore of the deacons seat & 
held it acn)ss the alley hindering the passeg up in to the pulpit until itt was by force taken 
out of her hand & turned aside & then the sd Doanes wife rushed out of her pew & seemed to 
\h' \n a rage using very furious gestures especially against our minister wIkj was then standing 
waiting to go up into the pulpitt & when the sd Mr, Sumner was gott up in to the pulpitt & 
t)egan the publick worship the sd Doanes wife made agreat disturbance in calling out loud to 
severall persons l)y name & by throwing about the cheers in the meeting house & then she 
with drew & went away with her cdtit iiiy & further saith not. 

Ben Ha.mbmn. 
Israel Young. 

Efjenezer Eldred of Lawful age being present at the above sd time & place testifies to the 
truth of the above & within written & further ads that after the sd Mr. Sumner had began the 
publick exercise that the said Doanes wife called out very loud to Thom & Moll to come to 
her & tiiat shee made such a great noise by throwing chears & stooles over in to the pew and 
clattering tiiem about & calling out so loud, that he could think no other but shee did it on 
purpose to disturb or hinder the publick worship. Elisha Eldred. Junior, of Lawful age coming 
in when the bulk of the Congregation came in to the meeting House as above sd testifies ti> 
the truth of the above & within written relating to what was done or said after he came in to 
the meeting house at the same time and further ads that he took notice when the said Doanes 
wife rushed out of her pew in such a rage shee went furiously toward the said Mr. Sumner 
\- seemed as if she would have offered violance to him and he thinks she directed her speach 
to him. saying: you have the impudence of the Devill. or some words to that purpose. 
Barnstable. S. S. 
The above and within written evidences taken upon oath before me the subscriljed on the 
Eleventh day of August l?2r. one of the Grand Jury being present at the same time. 

Nathaniel Freeman. Justice Peace. 

* Note 34. P^or Mayo see Note 21. 



i 



FOURTH GENERATION, o9 

June 14, 1745. This shows his residence in Eastham in 1";}8. The birth (if 
their son Elijah is recorded in Orleans, then part ot Eastham. No further 
account of liim appears. Perhaps he went to Conn, wliere liis sons, and otlier 
relatives liad removed, 

Children: 
KM.* Elijali, b. Mar. 22, 1722-3, Eastham. 
105.* Elisha. 

Perhaps otliers, 

[ :iH j THANKFUL JENKINS,* (Experience Hamlin, =* James,*^ ». ) 

b. Barnstable; Mass., May 19, 1«91: m. Isaac Taylor.* 

She received a legacy of £40 in the will of her grandfatlier James Hamlin, 
as then the wife of Isaac Taylor. She received a legacy of £lu in her father's 
will dated 17H7. 

[39] EXPERIENCE JP:NKINS,M'Sister of Tliankful,) 

b. Barnstable. Mass., Mar. 28, 1693; m. Sandwich, Mass., Oct. 8, 1717, John,'* 
son of Seth and Deborah Pope.t b. Oct. 23, 1675: his second wife: he m. 1st, 
ai^iut 1()99, Elizabeth, dau. of Mrs. Patience (Skiff) Bourne, of Sandwich: who 
d. Apr. 15. 1715: by whom lie had six children; one or whom was Seth, of 
Voluntown. Ct.. b. Jan. 3, 1701. John Pope above, was Ixjrn after his parents 
were driven by the warriors (»f King Phillip from Dartmouth, or that vicinity. 
He resided in Sandwich: and d. there, Nov. 18, 1725. It is claimed tliat his 
grave stone in the cemetery there is the oldest in America bearing the name 
Pope. She received a legacy of £20 in the will of her father dated 1737. 

Ch. b. Sandwich. 



106.* 


EZKA, 


Apr. 


3, 1719. 


107. 


JOAXKA, 


Mar. 


3, 1721-2 


108.* 


Charles, 


Feb. 


28, 1724-5. 


ion.* 


Lemuel ( ? ) 






110.* 


Seth, 


Apr. 


19, 1731. 



I 40 J MERCY JENKINS,M Sister of Thankful,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Jan. 6, 1695-6; m.Dec. 23, 1718, John White, J She was 
called Mary, and received a legacy of £10 in the will of her father dated 1737. 



* Note 2.5. For Taylor see Note 16. 

+ Note 2(i. THOMAS POPE.i b. England about 1608; came to America a»X)ut 162f<-!t; was 
an iriliabitant of Plymouth. .Mass.. KWl; m. 1st. there. .Tan. 38. 16:17. Ann. dau. of Gabrii-l and 
Catherine Tallowell. of Plymouth; m. 2d. Plymouth, May. 19. IMti. Sarah, dau. of.Iohn and 
Sarah (Carey) .Jenney. of Plymouth. He d. Dartmouth. Mass.; 8 children. 

SETH P(JPE.a son of Thomas and Sarah Pope. b. Plymouth, Jan. HI 164-x; m. 1st. Deborah. 

dau. of Erza and Elizabeth ( Burge ) Perry, b. 16.-)r>: d. Feb. 19. 1711; m. 2d Reliecca . A 

wealthy merchant. Acushnet and Dartmouth. Mas.s. He d. Dartmouth. Mar. 17. 1727; 9 children. 
Their son .lohn.s m. Experience .lenkins. 

t Note 27. Mk. WILLIAM WHlTE.i wife Susanna, sons Resolved and Pereffrlne. and 
servants William Holbeck and Edward Thompson, came in the Mauftinirr from England to 
Plymouth. Mass.. Dec. 20. 1620; Mr. White and the two servants d. soon after their landing; his 
widow married Gov. Edward Winslow; who.se wife. Elizabeth, also d. the first winter; by whom 
she had two other children. 

Children : 

Resolved. 

Peregine, b. Nf)v. n. 1620. 

Capt. PEREGRINE WHITE.-' )>. un the MauJtouer. In Cape Cod Harbor. alx>ut Nov. 11. 
1620; he was reared by Gov. Winslow; m. U'A)*. Sarah.2 dau. of William and Elizabeth Bassett. of 
Sandwich. Mass.; b. 16:^0; he settled in Marshtield. Mass.; a prominent man; rate maker. 1651-6; 



«0 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY 



[ 41 J EBENEZER JENKINS,* (Bro. of Thankful,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Dec. 5, 1697; m. 1st, Nov. 9, 1721, Judith White,* who 
d Apr. 25„ 1729; m. 2<i, July 25, 1732, Elizabeth Tupper,t By his father's will 
dated 1747,' he was bequeathed the east end of his father's house, in which he 
was then living, on the estate owned by Chipman W. VVeldon, 1861. He d. 
Barnstable, 1750; will June 19, 1750; proved July 5, 1750: Estate £375.19.4. His 
widow prob. removed with lier son Ebenezer, to Lee, Mass., before 1781: The 
inscription on her grave stone there is as follows: 

In Memory of 
Mrs. Elizabeth Jenkins, 

Cf)NSORT OF 

Mr. Ebenezer Jenkins, 
(Late OF Barnstable, deceased,) 

WHO DIED 

OcTr. 28, 1788, 
Aged 91 years. 
Behold my friends while passing by, 
This stone informs you where I lie, 
Tho I have lived tt» ninety one, 
Yet you may die while you are young. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Barnstable: 
111.* Thomas, Mar. 8, 1725-6. 

By 2d wife, b. Barnstable: 
112.* Nathan, Oct. 21, 1734. 

113.* Ebenezer, July 6, 17,36. 

114. Martha, Nov. 4. 1737. 

115. Elizabeth, May 9, 1740. 

[ 42 ] SAM UEL JENKINS,* (Bro. of Thankful, ) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., Jan. 7, 1699-1700: m. Nov. 9, 1721, Mary, dau. of Ensign 
John and Mary (GoodspeedJ) Hinckley, of Barnstable. He resided on the 

dt'puty 1659; grand .iuror. ItitiO; selectman 161:4, and 167:i-:^; member of Council of War. 1(575; fore- 
man of jury to lay out roads lOtiT— 75; adm. to church 169S; lie d. July 20. 1704; she 1711. 

Children : 
Daniel. 
Ruth. 

,lANE. 

.Jonathan. 

.lOSKPH. 

EMANUEL WHITEi settled in Yarmouth. Mass.. Ifi41. 

* Note 28. For White see Note 27. 

t Note 29. THOMAS TUPFER was one of the "Ten men of Santrus." wlio settled Sand- 
wich. Mass.. 16:S7. 

* NoTEiiO. ROGER GOODSPEED.i came to Barnstable Itvjy; m. Dec. 1. 1641. Alice Lay- 
ton; farmer; freeman. .June 5. li)51i grand juror. 1651 ; both joined the Barnstable church; he 
.July :.'s, 1644; she Dec. :^1, 164:i; his homestead at Barnstable was known as Goodspeed's Hill; 
bounded north by lotsof Elder Henry Cobb; east by lots of Nathaniel Bacon and John Scudder; 
south by land of John Davis; west by lot of Edward Fitzrandolphe. Before 16.5:s he removed to 
Marston's Mills, where he was one of the first white settlers. He d. 16A): she 1689. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 



I 



Nathaniel. 


Oct. 


6. 


1642; 


m. Elizabeth Bursley. 


John. 


June 




1645; 


'• Experience Holway. 


Mary. 


July 




1647; 


'• Samuel Hinckley. 


Ben.ia.min. 


May 


6, 


1649; 


•• Mary Davis. 


Ruth. 


Apr. 


10. 


1652; 


" John Davis. Jr. 


Ebenezek, 


Dec. 




1655; 


■■ LydiaCrowell. 


Elizabeth. 


May 


1. 


lfi.)S; 


unm. 16SS. 



116. 


Experience, 


Dec. 


117. 


Maky, 


Sept. 


118.* 


Samuel. 


Oct. 


119.* 


Nathaniel, 


Dec. 


120.* 


vSlMEON. 


Sept, 


121.* 


Lot, 


Mar. 



FOURTH GENERATION. til 

estate at Skunkonet. bequeathed tv him by his father's will: 1737: owned in 
18H1 by Lemuel Lumbard; afterwards he purchased from his haif-brolher, 
Ichabod Hinckley, the farm in West Barnstable, possessed in 1900 by Dr. 
Freeman H. Jenkins, his ^reat grandson. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

4. 1722: ra. Lewis Hamlen^. 

7, 1725: d. June 7, 1727. 
20, 1727. 

(i, 1728. 

8, 1733. 
13, 1737-8 

Note:^!. SAMUEL HINCKLEY.i resided in Tenterdeii. Kent. Enjrlund; a dissenter; 
Mr. Otis says, that on Mar. 14. ](),34-5. to escape persecution and get out of Enj;land lie took an 
oath that lie conformed tot lie order and discipline of the Engli.sh cliurcln remarkinjr that it 
was probably qualified by mental resei'vation; and that the sin consisted in compelling such 
men to take the oath, rather than in taking it. In March. ]t)35. Kev. Nathaniel Tilden. who in 
172S had purchased lands in Scituate. INlass., probably with a view for future homes for himself 
and friends; with Samuel Hinckley, George Lewes, and .Tames Austin of Teuterden. and with 
other families, making a company of 102, including women, children and servants, sailed from 
Sandwich. Eng.. in tlie ship Hercuks; probably intending to join Kev. .lohn Lathrope. whocame 
to Scituate the previous year; and more than half the passengers of this voyage become inhabi- 
lanis there. He l)rouglit his wife Sarah, and his four oldest children; and immediately after 
his arrival at Boston lie went to Scituate; built a house there, which Mr. Lothrop calls No. 19; 
threeof his fellow passengers also built a house there in Iti;^. viz, : William Hatch. No. 17. George 
Lewis, No. IS. and Nathaniel Tilden. No. iO. The street on which they built was called Kent 
street. He resided there until July 1(540; and removed to Barnstable; bought land there of Kev. 
.Joseph Hull, and had trouble about the title. The location of his home lot is well known. It 
was tiounded on the west by Coggin's Pond and the land of .lames Hamlin ;i from which it is 
today separated by an ancient stone fence; and joined the land of his son. Gov. Thomas Hiiu-k- 
ley on the south. The present County road passes south of this place. Near the pond, accord- 
ing to tradition he built his one story dwelling, with a thatched roof. He was one of tlie first 
that .settled at West Barnstable, and owned the farm there occupied in is6i by Levi L. Good- 
speed. His .son-in-law, .John Smith, owned the adjoining land; since known as the Otis farm. 
He was made freeman ltj:^7. He was one of the proprieters of Suckonesset, ( Falmouth. Mass.. ) 
1661. His 1st wife d. Aug. ]S, 1656; m, id, Dec. 15. 1657. Bridget, widow of Robert Bodfish. of 
Sandwich, Mass. Mr. Otis remarks, that he never knew a Hinckley who was dishonest, lazy, 
or imprudent- Samuel Hinckley was not distinguished; hut his name freciuently appears on 
the Barnstable records as juror, surveyor of highways, etc. As a church member he does not 
appear intolerant, but from the fact that he was twice indicted for entertalning'strangers— 
Quakers.— indicates that lie was a liberal man. He d. Oct. :il, 1663; will Oct. S, 1663. 

Children: 
Th()m.\s. b. 161S. England: m. twice. 

SrsANXAH. •• •■ ■■ -'ol"! Smith. 

Sakah, ■■ ■' " Elder Henry Cobb. 

Maky. 

Emzabeth. bap. Sept. 6. 16;ft. Scituate; " Elisha Parker. 
Samueu •• Feb. 4. 16:^7-S, " d. young. 

A Dauc.hter. b. •' buried .July s, 1640. 

Twins. * Barnstable; d. young. 

Samtei.. •• .July 34. 1643. " m. Mary Goodspeed and Fltzrandolphe. 

j,,„j; •■ May24. 16M. ' " Bethia Lothrop and Mary Goodspeed. 

Ensign .loHN HINCIvLEY.^ b. Barnstable. May 25, 1W4; m. 1st. .July 166s. Bethia. dau. 
of Thomas and Mrs. Sarah (Ewer) Lothrop. b. Karnstiible. .July 3:1. 1641); who d. .July 10. 16ii7: m. 
3d. Nov. 34. 1697. Marv. widow of Benjamin GtHXlspeed. and dau. of .John and Hannah (Llnnell) 
Davis, b.'sarnstable. .Juneii. 16.->:i-4; a prominent man. often employed in town business; Ensign 
in the militia. He d. Dec. 7. 170i»; estate f6:«. 5. 4. 
Ch. by 1st wife, b. Barnstable: 

Sarah. May 1669: m. .lohn Crocker. 



62 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[ 43 1 JOSIAH JENKINS.! (Bro. of Thankful, ) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Apr. ie>, 1702: m. 1737, Mary Ellis,* of Middleboro. 
Mass.; res. West Barnstable. He was mentioned in the will of his father. 1737. 
His will Dec. 29, 1749, proved Feb., 1750, ^ives the principal part of his estate 
to his brothers; with legacies to his sisters, Thankful Taylor, Mercy White, 
Hope White. Sarah Nye; and his cousin Nathan Jenkins. He possessed a 
splendid wardrobe, and appears to have been a fashionable man. 
No issue. 

[ 44 ] HOPE JENKINS.* (Sister of Thankful,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass.. July 5, 1704: m. White.t She received a legacy of £10 
in the will of her father, 1737; and was mentioned in the will of her brother, 
Josiah, 1750. 

[ 45. ] SARAH JENKINS,* (Sister of Thankful.) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Dec. 1, 1706: m. Lemuel NyeJ, of Sandwich, probably 
son of Nathan and Mercy Nye, b. Sandwich, Mar. 21, 1798-9. Their cliildren 
were baptized in Barnstable: and from this fact it is suppo.sed that he removed 
and resided there. She received a legacy of £20 in the will of her father. 1737: 
and is mentioned in the will of her brother Josiah, 1750. The first five childret; 
were baptized Oct. 2«, 1740. 

Ch. bap. Barnstable: 
122.* Lot, b. about 1731. Sandwich. 

12S.* LE31UEL. bap. Oct. 26, 1740. 

Samuel. Feb. 2. 1671; removed to Stonliifrton. Ct. 

Bethia. Mar. 16T:i; d. Apr. 13. 1715. 

Hannah. May 167.); ni. Benjamin Lewi.s. 

.loNATHAN. Fel>. 1,5. 1677. 

IcHABOD. Auff. 3N. im). ■• Mary Goodspeed and Mary Basset. 

CiERSHOM. Apr. 2. 16.S2. 

By 2d wife. I). Barnstable: 
Maky. m. Samuel .Jenkins. 

Abioail. 
Mekcv. d. unm. 1718. 

* Note;«. Lieut. .JOHN ELLIS.i one of this name was freeman in Mass.. June2. Ifi41; 
settled in Sandwirh. Ma.ss.. as early as 164;i; m. 1645. Elizabetli, dau. of Edmund and Elizabeth 
Freeman of Sandwich. I). Enjfland. about 162.i; he was called I^ieutenant. and kept an Ordinary 
at Sandwicli. 16,i9; he d. about 1677; descendants widely dispersed and respectable. 

Children: 

Bennkt. b. Feb. 27, 1619. Sandwich. 

MoRDEtAi. ■• Mar. 24. 1650-1 : wife Sarah. 

•'<»«>'. • •' Mar. 20, 1654-5. 

Mathias. "June 2,1657; m. Mary Burgess. 

Nathaniei,. 

probably: 
.John. 
Samuei,. 
Freeman. 

+ NoTEiii. I'^>r White see Note 27. 

* N<)TE,J4. BEN,IAMIN NYE.i settled at Sandwich. Mass.. alK.ut 1640; m. Oct U.. 1640. 
Katherine. dau. of Thomas and Ann Tupper. He was in Sandwich as earl v as 1640. and was 
li vinj; there m 1675; and d. there. 

ChiUlren: 
Ebenezer. b. Sandwi<-h; m. Sarah Gibbs. 
.John. 
Benjamin. 

perhaps others. 



FOURTH GENERATION. t;;i 

124. Mary, bap. Oct. 26, 1740. 



125. 


Sarah, 


a 


it (i u 


12H. 


Thankful, 


it 


U 1 ( u 


127. 


THOMAt*, 


a 


July 12, 1741. 


128. 


Samukl. 


u 


June 26, 1743 



129. Nathan, " Apr. 26, 1747. 

130. Mercy, " Sept. 17, 1749. 

[ 48 ] RUTH HAMLIN,* (James, 32i) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Jan. 2n. 1692-3; m. there, Nov. 25, 1723, Samuel,* son of 
Samuel and Sarah (Parker) Crocker,* b. Barnstable, Dec. 12, 1697. 

Ch. b. Barnstable. 

131.* Noah, Sept. 12, 1724. 

132. Sarah Jan. 5, 1726; m. Shubael Hamblen.* 

13;^.* Hannah, May 16, 1729. 

134.* Anna. May 8, 1731. 

135. Joanna, June 4, 1735; d. Aufj 7, 1735. ' 

136. Joanna, 

[ 48 ] JAMES HAMBLIN,* (Bro. of Ruth,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., July 17, 1696; m. there, Mary C . Possibly this 

was VIary,4 dau. of Samuel and Sarah (Parker) Crocker,* b. Barnstable Apr. 

* Note -ib. CROCKER or Croker is a very ancient English nan?e. An old dlstach 
records that": 

"Crosker. Crewys and Copplestone." 
"When the conquorer came, were at home." 

The family were originally seated at Crocker's Hale. The genealogy of the Crockers of 
Lineham in Devonshire, exhibits a descent of eleven .lohn Crockers in almost uninterrupted 
succession. .Members of the family removed to Cornwall. Waterford and other places. 

It is claimed that .John and William Crocker came over in !(>«. and stopped a short time in 
Roxbury. before going to Scituate. They were brothers, and William, the youngest, joined Mr. 
I^otlirop's church in Scituate, Dec. 25. lH3»j; and came to Barnstable, Oct. 21. ItKW. .lohn came 
the following spring, and had no family, except his wife, who survived him. 

Dea. WILLIAM CROCKER.i m. 1st 16:if5. Alice the mother of his children, who was living ItiK^. 
and was buried May 4. 16S4; m. 2d. 16S4. Patience, widow of Robert Parker, and dau. of Elder 
Henry and Patience (Hurst) Cobb. b. Barnstable, bap. Mar. 13. 1641-2. He was a leading man; 
constable. 1644; frequently on the grand jury; selectman. 1668; deputy, 1670-2; surveyor of liigh 
ways. 167:1 He settled probably in the east part of the town ; his house probably on the lot 
next west of that of Henry Bourne. In 164;^ he removed to West Barnstable; had a large 
landed estate, and was perhaps the richest man in town; his sons were also wealthy. In 165.5 h«' 
owned 126 acres of upland; :i2 acres of meadow at West Barnstable; and 4<) acres of upland :it 
the Indian ponds. The West Barnstable farm was bounded east by the farms of .lohn Smith 
and Samuel Hinckley; and extended into the woods south; the south part f)ounded on the west 
by the Commons, and north by the lands of Mr. Bodflsh. afterwards owned by Lieut. .Fohn 
Howland.. He added largely to these farms, before his death. The West B.irnstable farm 
extended from the salt meadows on Barnstable harbor, south two miles near to the meeting 
house. He first occupied the south east part; according t<^) tradition the old stone house. alM)ut 
a quarter of a mile east of the chnrch was his first residence there. This stone or fortification 
house was taken down many years ago; also another stone house on the south west part of the 
farm was taken down In lsl.5. It was called the old stone fort, twenty five feet In front, the 
lower walls of rough stones. l;ild in mortar, nearly three feet thick, the upp»'r story of wixxl; 
projected over the lower (me on the front aK)Out three feet. In the flo«jr of the pnjjectlon were 
loop boles, six inches sfjuare. closed by trap doors. The windows of the lower story were high 
and narrow; these and the loop holes were for port holes inca.se of Indian attacks. For 
many years he was deacon in the church; and lived an exemplary pious life. He d. "^ept. 
1692. aged about XO; will dated Sept. 6. 16(^2. 



64 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



8, 1700. He was grand juryman Barnstable, 1740. Win. P. Hamblin. of Lee. 
Mass., wrote in 1847, that he had a son (other than those named below) 
whose names he had forgotten. He probably lived at some time In Falmouth. 
Mass. The records of that' town show, Nov. 10, 1748: "The eare mark that 
James Hamblin givs his Creators is a crop ot the Left ear, half peny the 
foar side of the same." 



137.* 

138.* 

139. 

140.* 

141. 

142. 

143.* 

144.* 

145. 



Children: 

Silas, 

Caleb, 

Deborah 

ben.jamin, 

David, 

Hannah, 

Job, 

Mary, 

Another son? 



b. 

11 

11 
It 
11 
i> 
11 
1 1 



1722. 
1723-4. 

1726-7; not married. 
17.30. 

1732; d. at sea 1750. 
Aug. .30, 1735: not married. 
1736. 



Apr. 
Feb. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 



15, 
8, 

19, 
1. 

11, 



Children, two eldest h. Scituate, the others in Barnstable: 



.John, 

Elizabeth. 

Samuel, 

.TOB, 
.TOSIAH. 

Eleazer. 
.Joseph. 

Dea. .job CROCKER.2b 



May 
Sept. 
.June 
Mar. 

Sept. 



1.1637; m. Mary Bodfish. 
22. IKW: d. May. 165S. unni. 

8,1642; killed Nov. 21. 16J<1. 
9. 1644-5; m. Mary Walley and Hannah Taylor. 
19.1647; •' Melatiah Hinckley, 
.luly 21, 16.50; " Ruth Chipman and Mercy Phinney. 
1654; ■• Temperance Bursley. 

Barnstable. Mar. 9. 1644-.'i; m. 1st. Nov. 1668, Mary, dau. of Rev. 
John Walley. b. London. Eng., who d. 1676: m. 2d. .July 19. 16S0. Hannah, dau. of Richard Tay- 
lor, of Yarmouth. Mass. Few men in Barnstable were held in hisher esteem. For thirty four 
years he was deacon of the church. He inherited the homestead of his uncle. .John Crocker, 
near the Cape Cod railroad. He d. Mar. 171S-9: his widow d. May 14, 174:t, aged S5. 
Cli. by 1st wife. h. Barnstable: 

d, infancy. 

m. Sarah Parker and .ludith Leavet. 
•■ Mrs. Elizabeth Lothrop. 

■' John Howland, .Jr. 

'• Hannah , Mary Hinckley, and Nancy . 

" Blev. Benjamin Allen. 
" Benjamin Lombard, .Jr. 
d. 1731, unm, 
5, 1697: m. Abigail Loring, 
d. 1735, unm. 

SAMUEL CR0CK:ER.3 b. May 15. 1671; m. 1st, Dec. 10, 1696. Sarah, dau. of Robert Parker, 
who d. 1718, aged 40: m. 2d. Apr. 12. 1719, .Judith Leavet of Rochester, Mass. His farm was at 
Pondville. near the Sandwich line, on the road to Scortlron. 



A Son. 


1669; 


Samuel, 


May 1.5.1671; 


Thomas, 


Jan. 19.1674; 


Ch. by 2d wife. 


b. Barnstable: 


Mary. 


June 29. 1681 ; 


John. 


Feb. 24. 16S3: 


Hannah, 


Feb. 2, 16H5. 


Elizabeth, 


May 15.1688; 


Sarah, 


Jan. 19,1690; 


Job, 


Apr. 4,1694; 


David, 


Sept. 5. 1697: 


Thankful. 


June 4. 1700; 



Ch. b, Barnstable. 
Samuel. Dec. 12, 1697 



Cornelius. 

Mary. 

Patience. 

Elizabeth, 

Cornelius. 

Rowland, 

Gershom, 

Ebenezer, 

Benjamin. 

Rebecca, 

liACHEL. 

David, 
Sarah. 
Tabitha. 



Oct. 
Apr. 
Apr. 

Feb. 

Mar. 

June 

Dec. 

June 

July 



34. 1698; 
8, 1700. 
18. 1701; 

1702-3 

2;i 1704; 

18, 1705. 

1706. 

5. 1710; 

1711; 



bap. Aug. 21. 1731; 



m. Ruth Ha.mblin,* 
d. young. 

m. Shubtlel Davis. 
; m. James Childs. 
" Lydia .Jenkins. 



I. Ann Eldridge; settled in Broome Co.. N. Y. 
Abigail Jenkins and Bathsheba Hall. 
Eben Jones. 
Joseph Howland. 
Dorcas Davis. 
Joshua Backhouse. 
Timothy Davis. 



14(i.* 


Joseph, 


147.* 


Bknjamin, 


148. 


Elizabeth, 


149.* 


Ruth, 


loO. 


Deliverance, 


151.* 


JA3IES, 


152. 


Abaigail 



FOURTH GENERATION. 65 

[ 53 J DELIVERANCE HAMBLEN, < (Sister of Ruth.) 
b. Bai-nstable, Mass.: m. there, Apr. 23, 1724. Joseph. » son of Richard and 
Hannah Childs,* b. Barnstable, Mar. 5, 1699. He was adm. to West Church, 
Barnstable, Aug. 18, 1728; removed to Falmouth, and returned to Barnstable, 
1747. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

Aug. 17, 1724. 
bap. Aug. 25, 1728. 

" Aug. 24, 1729. 

" Sept. 26, 1731. 
m. Daniel Hamblin.* 
b. Mar 4, 1742. 
bap. July 29, 1750. 

* NoTE:i6.' RICHARD CHILD.i It is supposed by the author of the Child Genealofiy. 
that lie was b. Ifi2-t; and was the son of Samuel Child. It is recorded in the Barnstable church 
records by Rev. .lohn Lothorp. that "Richard Childe and Mary Linnett, marryed the 15th day 
of October. Ili49, by Mr. Collier, at my brother Linnett's house." She was daughter of Robert 
and .Temima Linnell of Barnstable, brother-in-law of Rev. John Lothrop. He m. 2d, Hannah 

(was she Hannah, dau. of .James Hamlin?) On Mar. 3. 1660. Richard Child was ordered to 

desist from erecting a cottage in Yarmouth but gave security to save the town harmless from 
all charges on account of the support of the children he then had. and was permitted tore- 
main. In those days the proprieters owned the lands in the towns, and were liable for certain 
public charges and expenses, such as the support of the poor, etc. If Mr. Child had been per- 
mitted to remain without protest he might have claimed rights or incurred liabilities against 
the town prejudicial to the proprieters; or they might have become liable for the support of his 
family had they required it. It is supposed he had a family; possibly he lived in other places 
than Barnstable and Yarmouth, 

Children: 
Samuel. killed at Rehobeth battle. Mar. 25, 1675. 

Richard. b. Mar. 1(5.53. 

Dea. RICHARD CHILD.Sb. March. 165:j; was ancester of the Barnstable family of that 
name; m. 167S. Elizabeth, dau. of .lohn and Mary (Bodflsh) Crocker, b. Barnstable, Oct 7, 1660; 
a mechanic; res. in the west part of east parish, Barnstable: adm. to church May 4, 1684; ap- 
pointed deacon Sept. 14, 1706; she d. .Ian. 15. 1716. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

S.\MUEL, Nov. 6. 1679; m. Hannah Barnard. 

Elizabeth, Jan. 23. 1681-2; d. young. 

Thomas, Jan. 10, 1683; m. Mary . 

Hannah. Jan. 22, 1684; " .Joseph Blish. 

Timothy, Sept. 22.1686; •' Hannah Chapin. 

Ebenezek. Mar. 1691; " Hope . 

Elizabeth. June 6, 1692; 

Ja-mes. Nov. 6, 1694; " Elizabeth Crocker. 

Mercy, May 7. 1697. 

Joseph. Mar. 5,1699; '• Deliverance Hamblln. 

Thankful, Aug. 15. 1702; " Ebenezer Hamlin. 

Note 37. For Linnel see Note 5. 

Note 38. ROBERT BODFISH.i was early at Lynn, .Mass.; freeman May 5, UV«: an 
original proprietor of Sandwich, Mass., 1631-41; highway surveyor. 1741; grand juror. 1644; 
licenct'd to draw wine in Sandwich, 1644. He d. 16,51; and his widow, Bridget, m. Dec. 15. 1(157 
Samuel Hinckley, of Barnstable; his second wife. 
Children: 

Mary. m. John Crocker. 

Sarah. • Peter Blossom. 

Robert. 

Joseph, b. Apr. 3. 1651 ; ni. Elizabeth Besse. 



66 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[ 54 ] SOLOMON HAMBLEN,* (Jonathan,^ James.^i) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., Dec. 5, 1705; m. Oct., 1735. Rebecca Taylor,* of 
Yarmouth, and marriage recorded there. 

Child: 
153. Hannah, b. July, .31, 1737. 

[ 56 ] PRISCILLA HAMBLEN,* (Sister of Solomon, ) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., July 13, 1709: m. there, June 5, 1740, Capt. Simon,* son 
of Joseph and Mary (Claghorn,*) Davis,t b. Barnstable. Jan. 19, 1683, his second 

Note ;J9. for Crocker, see note 85. 
.lOHN CROCKER.2 (WiUiami) b. Scituate, May 1. 1H37; came with Ills father to Barnstable. 
1639; m. 16.59. Mary. dau. of Robert and Bridget Bodfish, who d. Dec. 1662; m. 2d Apr. 25.1668. 
.Mary. dau. of John and .Toniia (Hull) Bursley. bap. .Tuly 29. KUll He d. May 1711. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

Elizabeth. Oct. 7. 1660 m. Dea. Richard Child. 

.Jonathan. .July 15. 1662; " Hannah Rowland, 

.John. Feb. 17. 166;i-t" Mary Bacon. & Sarali Hinckley. 

Hannah, Oct. 10. 1665; " Samuel Lothrop. 

Joseph, Mar. 1, 1667-8 " Ann Howland. 

Ben.jamin, probably d, young. 

Nathaniel. 1673; d. Feb. 11. 1740-1 without issue. 

Experience. 1674; " Apr. 17. 1740-1. unmarried. 
Jabez, •' 1700, without issue. 

Mary, m. .John Bursley. Jr. 

Abigail, d. young. 
Bathshua, 

Note 40. for Taylor see note 16. 

* Note 41. JAMES CIjAGHORN.i was in Barnstable, 1654: m. Jan. 6. 1654. Abigail, prob. 
dau. of Bernard Lombard; removed to Yarmouth about 1662; she committed suicide Oct. 1677. 
Ch. b. Barnstable: 
James, Jan, 29, 1654; prob. d. young. 

Maby. Oct. 26, 1.555; m. Joseph Davis. 

Elizabeth. Apr. 1658. 
Sarah, Jan. :i, 1659. 

Robert. Oct. 27. 1661. 

Shubael, 

SHUBAEL CLAGHORN,2 b. Barnstable, Mass.; m. .Jane, dau. of .John Lovell. of Barn- 
stable. He d. before 172.'*; and she m. John Bumpas. of Rochester. Mass. 
Ch. b. Barnstable: 

.James, Aug. 1689; m. Experience . & Elizabeth iving. 

Thankful. Jan. ;iO, 1690-1; d. Jan. 1696. 
Thomas, Mar. 30, 1692-3. 

20, 1696. 

18, 1699; m. Thankful Coleman. 
14, 1701. 

28, 1706; m. Eleanor Lovell. 
3, 1707 '• Eben Clark. 
31, 1709. " Joshua Lumbert, Jr, 
30,1712;-' Elizabeth Hamblen. 

+ Note 42. For Dolar Davis.i see Note 4. 
A V .'^°^^,^" nAVIS,:^ b. Barnstable, Mass., June 1656; m. Mar. 2s, 1682, Mary, dau. of James and 
Abigai (Lombard) Claghorn, b. Barnstable. Oct. 26. 1655; res. Chequaquet; he d. about 16!K): 
Slie d. 1706. 

Ch. b, Barnstable: 

^J'^"^**^- J^n- 19' 1683; m. Elizabeth Lambert and Priscilla Hamblin. 

^i-^"^- June 19, 1685. 

Joseph. Apr. 1687. 

Robert, June 13. 1689. 



Shub.\el, 


Sept. 


Robert, 


July 


BEN.IAMIN. 


June 


Reuben. 


Apr. 


Mary, 


Aug. 


Jane, 


July 


Ebenezer, 


July 



FOURTH GENERATION. 67 

•wife; he m. 1st, Elizabetli Lumbert, whod. without issue. He was a prominent 
man, a miUtia utticei'. Slie was adm. to cli. Barnstable, Apr. 3, I73ti: and d. 
April, 1T")1. 





Ch. b. Bar 


nstable; 




154. 


Maky, 


Feb. 


28, 1741-2.- 


155. 


Content, 


Mar. 


23, 1743-4. 


15«i. 


Pkiscilla, 


Feb. 


17, 1745-G. 


157. 


Joseph, 


bap. 


July 17. 1748. 



[ 57 J ZACCHEUS HAMLIN,* ( Bro. of Solomon, ) 

b. Barnstable. Mass., June i7,1711; m. there, June 29, 173(i, Mary Lombai-d :* 
res. at Barnstable. In 184(1, Calvin Hamlin, a great grandson, of China, Maine, 
wrote: my great grandfather was named Zaccheus Hamlin, my grandfather 
and father were both named Timothy: my great grandfather and his two sons, 
(probably Solomon and .fosiah,] were lost at sea about 1770. Mr. Hamblin Dickey, 
another descendant, of Monroe, Maine, wrote about the same time to the same 
effect; also, that the children of Zaccheus were b. in Barnstable; and that 



Joanna and Sarah never 


m. 


No record of this family 


town records. 








Ch. b. Barnstable: 


158.* 


Timothy, 






159.* 


Jabez. 






im* 


Solomon. 






161.* 


.lOSIAH. 






162. 


Pkiscilla: 




m. C'hadwick, of Nantucket. 


163. 


Esther; 




" Jacob Howes. 


164. 


.To ANN a: 




unm. 


165. 


Martha. 






166. 


Sarah. 




«i 



[ 58 ] JABEZ HAMBLEN,* { Bro. of Solomon, ) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., July 13, 1717; m. Martha -: she was admitted to 

church Mar 5, 1749. Private in Capt. Elisha Doane's4th Co., in Col. Shubael 
(Jorham's 7th Regt., in Sir William Pepperill's Expedition at Loisburg: res. 
Barnstable. A grant was made by the court. June 4, 1763 of £3.18., in care of 
James Otis, Esq.; for Jabez Hamblen, a sick and wounded soldier, perhaps this 
man. 

Ch. b. Barnstable : 

167. Martha bap. May 28, 1749. 

168. Pkiscilla, " " " '• 

169. Zaccheus, " '* " " 

170.* Timothy, •' " " " , b. about 1739. 

* Note 4a. There were several named Lombard in the early settlement of Barnstable: 
tiie name is written Lombard. Lunibard. Lamberd. Lambert. Lumbert. Lumber, etc. Thomas 
Lombard, b. Tenterton. Ens about IfilO; came over in the Mam audJohtt. KktO; m. as early 

as 1630. Joyce . and settled in Dorchester. Mass.; freeman May IS. itJiU ; removed to 

.Scituate, thence to Barnsta)>lc. He was authorized to kt-ep victualling, or an ordinary, for 
entertainment of strangers, ami lo draw wine in Hariistabh-. Khiit. The Truro family of tliis 
name are his descendants. 

BERXAUI) LUMBARL), brother of Thomas, b. Tenterton. aliout 1(107; came to Dorchester. 
1030; he was in Scituate, 1634; where they joined Mr. Lothrop's church. 1(W5; and removed to 
Barnstable, fall of 1GU9. His house was near the old mill l)y the shore; Ensign. lt);VJ; was called 
■Mr." in 10U4, indicating social and public prominence. He d. about 16iiT. 



68 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



bap. May 28, 1749, b. about 1742. 



Apr. 7, 1751. 
July 1, 1753. 
May 20, 1759. 



171.* James, 

172. Esther, 

173. Joanna, 

174. Solomon, 

175. James, 
[ 59 ] JONATHAN HAMBLEN,* ( Bro. of Solomon, ) 
b. Barnstable, Mass.: bap, July 13, 1718; m. there, 

Thankful Bumpas;* he d. Barnstable, Feb. 22, 1775. 
Ch. b. Barnstable: 



22, 1776. 



Dec. 12, 1744, 



176.* 


Thankful, 


Apr. 


18, 1747. 


177.* 


Jonathan, 


Mar. 


22, 1749. 


178. 


Tabitha, 


Jan. 


14, 1751. 


179. 


Content, 


May 


6, 1753: d. Feb 



[60] 



SARAH HAMBLEN,M sister of Solomon,) 
Barnstable, Mass, bap. July 13, 1718: m. there, Apr. 8. 1736, David Smith. 
Ch. bap. Barnstable: 
Benjamin, Mar. 27, 1743. 
Joseph, " " " 

Susanna, Jan. 8, 1743-4. 

CAPTAIN JOSIAH HAMBLIN,* (Bro of Sohmon,) 
b. Barnstable, Oct. 15, 1720: m. there, Nov. 27, 1746, Deborah Parker, b. 1720. 
This notice of him appears in Freeman's History of Cape Cod: "It was voted 



180. 
181. 
182. 

[61] 



* Note 44, 

EDWARD BOMPASSE.i came in the Fortune, which arrived at Plymouth. Nov. 10. WZ\. 
The name is probably the French Bon pas. similar to GoocUpecd. He was unmarried. 1623, and 
1627. He sold land in Plymouth 1628. and removed to Duxbury, and there boujiht land of 
William Palmer; on which he built a house and "palisado;" which he sold to John Washburn. 
1634; he was of Marshfleld, 1640; and lived at Duck Hill, in that town, 1684. He married about 
the time of his removal to Duxbury. wife named Hannah. 
Children. 
Faith. 1631. 

m. Thomas Durham. 
1636, " and resided at Mlddleboro. Mass. 
1638. 
1639. 

1644. m, Mrs. Elizabeth Blackmore. 
1646. 



Sarah, 

John, 

Edward, 

Joseph, 

Jacob. 

Hannah, 

Philip. 

Thomas. 



1660; m. Phebe Lovell. 

THOMAS BUMPAS,2 b. about 1660; m. Nov. 1679, Phebe. eldest dau. of John Lovell. of 
Barnstable. 



Ch. b. Barnstable: 



Hannah, 

Jean 

Mary, 

Samuel, 

Thomas, 

Sarah, 

Elizabeth, 

Abigail. 

John. 

Benjamin, 

Phebe, 



July, 

Dec. 

April 

Jan, 

May 

.Tan. 

Jan. 

Oct. 



28. 



1680; m. Samuel Parker. 

1681. 

1683. 

1685; m. Joanna Warren. 

1687. 

1688. 

1690. 

1693. 
bap. June 21, 1696. 
b. Mar. 27. 1703. 
who m. John Fitch. 

Mr. Otis suggests that Thankful Bumpas, who m. Jonathan Hamblen, may have been 
another dau. It seems more probable that she may have been a grand daughter. 



FOURTH GENERATION. 69 

tlial a comTiiittee for every town l)e appointed to desire the military officers, 
that they will no longer hold commissions under the present Captain General, 
who is appointed to reduce us to obedience, &c. * * * Among those who 
resigned early were * * * Captain Josiah Hamblen." Botli d. Barnstable; 
he Mar. 1, 1789: .she Nov, 10, iT8(i. She was adm, to ch. Barnstable, Sept. 4, 
1748. 



WILL OF JOSIAH HAMBLIN. 

In the name of God Amen, the twenty sixth day of September one thousand 
seven hundred and eighty seven. I, Josiah Hamblen of Barnstable in the 
county of Barnstable being advanced in years but of sound & disposing mind & 
memory, calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing it is appointed 
for all men to die, do make and ordain this my last Will & Testament; 
first of alh I give and recommend ray soul into the hands of God that gave 
it, and my body I commit to the earth to be decently buried at the discre- 
tion of my executors hereafter named, and as to my worldly estate I give, 
devise and dispose of the same as followeth. 

Imprimis. I give, devise & bequeath to my .son Isaac Hamblen and to his 
heirs and assigns forever my dwelling house in which my said son now dwells. 
I also give to my son Isaac the whole of my armour with the appurtenances 
and my silver watch. 

Item. I give, devise and bequeath to my son David Hamblin and to 
his heirs and assigns forever, my dwelling house in which I now dwell. I also 
give to my said son David one bed & furniture and my desk. 

Item. I give to ray daughter Ruth Bear.se, one quarter part of my indoor 
household furniture not before given away. 

Item. I give to my daughter Deborah Merchant one quarter part of 
indoor household furniture in like manner as to my daughter Ruth. 

Item. I give to my daughter Mercy Hamblen the remaining half of my 
indoor liousehold furniture and a privilege to live in my nc.w dwelling house set 
long as she shall live single .& unmarried and firewood sufficient for her own 
use during her single state. I also give to my said daughter Mercy one cow. 

Item. I give, devise and bequeath to my sons Isaac Hamblen & David 
Hamblen and to their heirs and assigns forever all the remainder of my estate 
both real & personal of every .sort and kind not before given away, to be equally 
divided between them, they paying all my just debts, funeral charge and the 
charge of settling my estate. 

Lastly. I do hereby appoint my two sons Isaac Hamblen and David 
Hamblen my executors to this my last will & testament and I do hereby 
revoke and disanul ail other wills by me heretofore made, ratifying & confirming 
this & this only to be my last will and testament. 

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand .S: seal the day .S: year first 
above written. 

JOSIAH HAMBLIN (Seal) 

Signed sealed published and 

declared by the said Josiah 

Hamblin to be his last Will 

& Testament in presence of 

us witnesses. 

Joseph Cobb. 
Jabez Hinckley. 
Isaac Loth hop. 



70 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY 



Ch. b. Barnstable: 

Oct. 4, 1750. 

bap. Feb. 15, 17til. 



183.* 


Isaac, 


184.* 


David, 


185.* 


Ruth, 


186.* 


Deborah, 


187. 


Mercy, 



1754: d. Aug. 9, 1789, unm. 

[ 63 ] EBENEZER HAMBLIN,* ( Ebenezer,^ James.2 1 ) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., Mar. 18, 1698-9. One Ebenezer, whose wife was Pru- 
dence, had children, John and Israel, baptized in Barnstable, Sept. 3, 1721, 
perhaps children of this man. We have seen that about this period his father, 
brothers and sisters removed from Barnstable to Rochester, or Agawam pre- 
cinct in Plymouth, now Wareham, Mass. No further trace of his family has 
been found at these places, nor at Middleboro, Mass.: where he claims to hail 
from, in the deed received 1636, for land in Farmington, Conn. It is probable 
that he went to Rochester, or Middleboro with tlie other kindred: thence to 
Farmington, in the part which is now Bristol, Conn.; where land was conveyed 
to him by the following deed: 



• • DEED TO EBENEZER HAMBLEN. 

Know all men by these presents: that I, Eliezer Peck of ye Town of Farm- 
ington, in ye County or Hartford, & Colony of Connecticut, in New England, for 
ye sume of Ninty & five, pounds of money to my full satisfaction of El)enezer 
Hamblen of Town of Middlebury, (Middleborough) In ye County of Plimoth, & 
Colony of ye Masachusits Bay, in New England, Doe give, grant, bargain, sell 
& confirm & that fully, freely & absolutely, one pieceor percell of Land Scituate. 
lying and Being within ye Township of Farmington aforesd, In ye third Division 
of Land west from ye Reserved Land, west from the town, which Lot was Layd 
out in ye Right of Joseph Woodford, containing by estimation seventy two 
acres, be ye same more or less Butted and Bounded as followeth, viz.: East & 
west with highways. North with Land Layd on ye Right of Thomas Foster, Sen"". 

To have & to hold all ye above Granted and Bargained seventy two acres of 
Land, with all ye appurtenances thereof onto him ye s«i Ebene Hamblin, his 
heirs & assigns, that immediately and before the day of the date & time of ye 

ensealing & delivering of these presents have good right In Lawful , am 

Lawfully seized of all ye above Bargained premises as a good indefeasable estate 
of Inheritence In Fee simple & that ye same is free of ail incumbrances whatso- 
ever. Furtliermore I ye s^ Eliezer Peck do hereby bind myself & my heirs forever 
to Warrant forever & Defend ye above Granted and Bargained premises, unto 
himyesd Ebenezer Hamblin. his heirs & assigns forever against all lawfuU 
Claims & Demands whatsoever. In witness whereof I ye s^ Eliezer Peck have 
hereunto sett my hand and seal this seventh Day of April In ye thirteeth year 
of ye reign of our Sovereign Lord George ye second of Great Brittain & King, 
Annoque Domini 1736. 



Signed, Sealed and delivered 

In presence of 
Isaac Cowles, Sen. William Hooker. 



his 
ELIEZER o PECK. 
mark 



FOURTH GENERATION. 71 

Farniinpton April v"^' Ttli day 1736. tlien Eliezer Peck, sitjnerand sealiTdf 
this foreguinur Instruiuent came personal}' c'v: aoknciwledf.fed tlie same tu be his 
free act & Deed. Before me. 

\VM. WADSWORTII, 
Just, peace, 
pr. John Hooker, Re^nst. 
BtMjk 5, page 668. P'arniington Records. 

On Jan. 31. 1738. Gideon Barnes, of Farmington. Ct., for £120 conveyed to 
Ebenezer Hamlin of same town, 50 acres in Farmington township, lying at a 
place commonly called and known by y name of Poland, as it lyeth Butted and 
bounded: Eastward partly with a brook called Poland Brook and partly with y 
highway that runs between y*^ second and third divisions lying west from y re- 
served Land, and westward it butts on land belonging to my father, Ebenezer 
Barnes. Senr, Nextward it Butts with y*' west brancli of Poland river and south- 
ward it bounds partly with a hill. Book 6, page 3, Farmington Records. 

New Cambridge began about 1727. Ebenezer Barns, from Farmington. Ct., 
first settler; others were: 

Nehemiah Monross from Lebanon, Ct. 

Daniel Brounson " Farmington, Ct. 

Nathaniel Messenger •' Hartford, Ct. 

Benjamin Buck " Farmington, Ct. 

Moses Lyman " Wallingford, " 

Joseph Gaylord " " " 

Caleb Matthews " " " 

Steplien Brooks " " 

Oct. 14, 1742, New Cambridge was set off as a parish of Farmington; and 
was incorporated as a town. May, 1744; Stephen Barns was one of the first dea- 
cons; and Stephen Brooks, one of the first members of the church, 1747. 

Dec. 17, 1758. — The church records appear to have been transcribed into a 
new book in which at that date occurs the following entry: "A copy of the Rec- 
ords of the Fourth Society, taken of the old .Society Record." 

July IH, 1739, Ebenezer Barnes of Farmington, conveyed to Ebenezer Ilam- 
in of same town. Land in Farmington and att a place commonly called and 
known by ye Name of Poland, containing by estimation one Rood, Butt more 
or less, as it lyeth one ye North sid of ye West Branch of poland River, and 
against ye Lands of sd Hamlin, lately purchased of my son, Gideon Barnes, 
Including of ye River, then it Buts .south on sd Hamlin's own Land purchased 
asaforasd, North on one of ye Hardys, supposed to be Thomas, East witli Land 
of Nehemiah Monross, West with Land Belonging to me ye sd Ebenezer Barnes. 

A local writer says: "Bristol was .settled 172s. On the ea.stern slope of the 
nearest hills, at the opening of the range where the Pe(iuabuck flows, Ebenezer 
Barnes built his home * * * other settlers came, and along the ba.se of the 
same hills, other homes were built, connected by a foot path, which, determin- 
ed the location of our earliest residence street called the 'Queen's Road.' " 

John Brown's house stood on the hill north of that of Barnes, Caleb A1x.m- 
nathy's next, and above it that of Nathaniel Messenger, all on the east side: on 
the west were the homes of Ebenezer Hamlin and Nehemiah Manross." 

Extracts from First Church, Bristol, Ct: 



72 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



At a g-eneral Assembly holden at New Haven, Oct. 14, 1742, they granted 
(illegible) y^ memorial of Farmington first society, living in the south west part 
of srt Society, beginning at the second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth Divisions 
of land, to begin at the south end of said divisions and to extend five miles 
north, A liberty of winter priveleges to hire another (illegible) minister to 
preach amongst us for six months; it being necessary for us to choose suitable 
men to carry on our necessary concerns. We have at a Society (meeting) by 
legal warning on the eighth day of November in the year 1742, maid choice of 
those officers, as foUoweth: first we made choice of Ebenezer Barns for our 
moderator. 

At the same meeting they maid choice of Edward Gaylord, Nathaniel Mon- 
ross and Ebenezer Hamblin to be their Committee for their Society concerns. 

Mar. 11, 1747. A society meeting held at the dwelling of Joseph Benson. 

At the same meeting, Mr. Warren, ebemzer hamlin, Edward Gaylord, Sam" 
gaylord, hezekiah Rew, Josiah lewis & Joseph gaylord should be our committee 

to agree with Mr. Newel, Respecting his settling with us in the work of 

the ministry. 

And here it may be noted that at the same meeting, Caleb Matthews. 
Stephen Brooks, John Hikox, Caleb Abernathy, Abner Matthews, Abel Roy ce, 
Donell Roett, Simeon Tuttol (Tuttle, ) publickly declared themselves of the 
Church of England, and under the bishop of london. 

Adjourned meeting July 20, 1747. 

At the same meeting it was voted that Mr. Ebenezer hamblin, Samuel 
Gaylord, Edward gaylord should be our committee to take care of the building 
and furnishing Mr. Samuel Newel's house in manner and form and by the time 
agreed ujjon. 



CONTRACT AND BOND 

We, the subscribers. Ebenezer Hamblin, Mr. Samll gaylord, ens. Edward 
Gaylord, being inhabitants of new Cambridge, the fourth Society of the town 
of farmington, and being chosen and im powered by an act and vote of the in- 
habitants of New Cambridge at an adjourned meeting holden in New Cam- 
bridge afore sd, on the 20 day July 1747, Do for and in the behalf of such in- 
habitants ofsd Sociaty, as be lawful voters and hav power and authority 
to make such contracts and agreements Jointly and severally Bind and ob- 
lige ourselves and executors, administrators and assigns to pay and satisfie 
to VIr. Samll Newel to his Executors &c.. the full and Just sum of One 
thousands pounds in Bills of credit of this colony in old tener, at or before the 
first day of October A. D. 1749, for and in consideration of his Contracting 
with us to be and becoming our gospel minister & the Duty and Re— ant use 
for him as such and for his settlement amongst us. 

The condition of this obligation is such, that if the above sd Ebenezer Ham- 
blin, Mr. Samll Gaylord, Edward Gaylyord, shall within the space of one year 
and two months from the day above * * * in good workmanship like manner 
erect build and setup one * * * dwelling house for the said Mr. Samuel Newel 
upon his land in New Cambridge * * * as he shall direct, of thirty eight feet 
long and twenty three feet wide, and sixteen feet and one half between joints 
with a lintow (lean to) adjoining the back side 20 feet long and sixteen feet 
wide, containing five rooms below, and shall workman like finish the lower 



FOURTH GENERATION. 73 

rooms in the manner following, namely: well ceil the dwelling room and mal<e 
siitiable cobard (suitable cupboard) and shplves tor such rooms, and lath, plas- 
ter and whitewash the parlor and bed rooms, side and overhead, making all 
sutiable, convenant (convenient), good and workmanlike, doors and portions 
(partitions) * * * stock and dig and stone * * * a proper cellar, at least seven 
feet deep from the lower floor, and the bignes of one end of the house from the 
chimney, and in good and workmanlike build *** astack of chimneys con- 
sisting of three tunnels from the bottom and two more beginning at the cham- 
bers, makini^: at least two brick ovens of a sutiable bignes, and in a workman- 
like manner make the window frames, * * * and glass the whole house, namely: 
nine windows consisting of 24 squares of glass, 6 and 8 size, and one of Eighteen 
square, aud seven with twelve of the same size, all this to be done by the latter 
end of Sept. A. D. 1749. 

And that they the sd Ehenezer Hamhlhi, Samll. Gaylord, Edward Gaylord, 
their exer's, admr. and assigns shall tind and provide at their own cost and 
charge all, and all manner of timber, stone, brick, laths, nails, iron, glass, lime, 
clay, sand and all hair materials whatsoever shall as tit and necessary to be 
used in or about sd building, and they so doing in manner and by the time 
afore sd shall be quit of the above sd — bond and obligation, otherwise it is to 
— in ful force and virtue, &c. Signed this 20th day July 1747. 

ebenezer hamblin. 

Samll Gaylord. 

Edward Gaylord. 

Oct. 1, 1747. At the same meeting ebenezer hamblin and Josiah lewis were 
chosen to apply themselves to the general assembly to get a man authorized 
and empowered to collect the tax money that the honorable Assembly granted 
to this Society. 

Jan. 16, 1748. At the same meeting Abraham , Ebenezer hamblin, 

Nehemiah Monross, thomas hart, and William was chosen as a Committee 

to inspect or search all the Public accounts respecting the Society and to ad- 
just the same from the first settling of the Society until this day. and are to 
make their return of their doings therein to this Society by the tlrst of May 
next ensueing this rote. 

The name of Ebenezer Hamblin was in a list of churchmen ( Episcopalians, ) 
who were excused from church taxes in 1750, if they would release their right 
in the church building. 

Dec. 3, 1753 Yoted to relinquish ebenezer Hamblin, his society Rate, be- 
ing £1. 13. 0. 

His name is not found on the records of First church in New Cambridge, 
now Bristol, Ct. after the last date above, and no mention of his family found 
there. 

July 26, 1752, Ebenezer Hamblen, of Farmington* for £800 deeded to Nehe- 
miah Monross, of same place. Land in Farmington, containing by estimation 50 



* Note 45. The ancient town of Tunxis. now P:irminj,'ton, Ct. was settled alniut 1(540. 
and originally embraced the present towns of Avon. Berlin, Bristol, BurllnfjrUHi. rarmin«U)n. 
New Britain. Plaineville and Southington. In old times the portion now embraced in Bristol 
and Burlington, was called Farmington West Woods. With the exception of the village of Bris- 
tol, it may still be regarded a backwoods, especially so. the town of Burlington. The West woods 
was made a parish, of Farmington. known as the Fourth church scx-iety. Oct. 14. 1742. and called 
New Cambridge, embracing the present towns of Berlin and Burlington. It is stated in the 



74 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

acres more or less, called and known by the name of Poland, as it lyeth butted 
and bounded, eastward partly on-a brook called Poland brook and partly with 
a HiKhway that runs between the second and third divisions, west of the Re- 
served Land, and westward with land of Amos Barnes, northward with the 
west Branch of Poland River and southward it Butts partly with a highway and 
partly with a hill: also one rood on the north sid of the above granted Land, 
and on the south sid of s'' river which I purchased of Ebenezer Barnes. Senr. 

About this time we suppose he went to what is now Alford, Mass.: where 
the Indians conveyed lands, known as the "Shawenon Purchase," to certain 
persons, among whom were Ebenezer and John Hamblin. 



DEED. 

Know all men by these presents that we John Poph-ne-hon-muknook, Peter 
Poph-fun-nan-peet, Joahoiakim Yoakin, Gaac We-naum-peet, (Indians): all of 
Stockbridge in consideration of £20 to us in hand paid have given granted and 
conveyed and do hereby give grant and convey to the persons hereafter men- 
tioned, a certain tract of land lying and situated in the County of Hampshire: 
bounded as follows: East on Sheffield, South on Indian land, where John Van 
Guilder and Andrew Kamer now live: West on land lately to Robert Noble and 
others called Nobletown, and to extend north as far as the northwest corner of 
said Nobletown: to run east over to the Stockbridge west line. And we John, 
Peter and the rest do by this instrument hereby sell and convey said land to 
Ebenezer Baldwin, Aaron Loomis, Josiah Phelps, Jr., Benjamin Tremain, 
Samuel Colver, Samuel Welch, David Winchell, Samuel Younglove, Mary 
Shaw, William Webb, Noah BJandin, Timothy Hopkins, Jonathan Welch, 
Robert Jaynes, Samuel Winchell, Jonathan Willard. William .laynes, Gideon 
Chubb, Ebenezer Smith, Aaron Sheldon, Philip Smith, Israel Taylor, Andrew 
Van Guilder, Joseph Van Guilder, Jacob Van Guilder, Hezekiah Winchell, 
Timothy Woodbridge, Stephen Kelsey, Ebenezer Hamlin, John Hamlin, Eben- 
ezer Warner, Eliatha Rew, Elnathan Bronson. Robert Watson, Anthony Has- 
kins, Micah Haskins, Abel Kelsey, Stephen Kelsey, Jr., Jonah Fortin. Simon 

Cook. Given under our hands and .seal at Stockbridge, this twenty ninth day 

of October in the year of our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty 
Six. 

Received and recorded in the Proprieters Records of the Shawenon pur- 
chase. 

This land was partially in the present towns of Egremont and Al- 
ford. The land of the last mentioned thirteen persons is now in Alford. At a 
meeting of the Proprietors September 13, 1757, John Hamlin, Elnathan Bron- 
son and Daniel Kelsey, were appointed a committee to prosecute any person 

history of Hartford county. 1886. that settlers mifiht have been in the Westwoods as early as 
1740. andthat several were there before 1755. among whom was one Brooks, in the south part. 
It was then infested by Indians. This statement must have referred to the northern portion 
of the West Woods, through which were routes traveled from the Conn, river west U> the 
settlements beyond. The south part of what is now Bristol, was settled as early as 1727. 
Ebenezer Barnes was the first settler. The old church records of Bristol state that New Cam- 
bridge was incorporated a town, May 1744. but the territory was incorporated as Bristol May 
1785. The town of Burlington was incorporated from the north part of Bristol May 1806. Thus 
what is now Burlington was part of Bri-stol from 1785 to 180(j. and the whole of BrlsUil and 
Burlington, was part of Parmington until 1785. except when it was called New Cambridge. 
Without this explanation the records of the several places indicated are confusing. 



FOURTH GENERATION. 



75 



found trespassinof on said land. .John Hamlin and Elnathan Bronson were ap- 
pointed a committee to pay the Indians and take security for the proprietors. 

These lands are embraced in the towns nf E^nemont and Alford. Mass. 
Some of tlie names in this deed were familiar ones in Karmiii^ton, Ct. AmouK 
the early settlers of Alford, were Elienezer and roiin Ilainiin: the names .or 
Ebenezer Hamlin, Senior, and Ebeuezer Hamlin, .Jr. api)ear frequently on the 
town records. The site of his liouse in .Mford village, in the fork of tlie road, 
a little .south of the Union meetin^^ house, is still known. 




Old Hamlin House— Alfokd, Mass. 

A more recent house erected by the Hamlins over a century aj,^o on the 
same site was taken down Sept. 1893, by Mr. Frank Kline, who purclui.sed it of 
the owner, Mr. John H. Puttie, and set up the frame for a dwelling two lots 
south of the ancient location. \ road beginninjj at his liouse leading to West 
Stockbridge Center was laid out in 1743, 

.Apr. 20, 1762, he sold to Phineas Nash (>2 acres of the Shawenon Purchase, 
and th*^ same day sold to Jacob Newcomb for eighty pounds, half of lot 23. lie- 
ffinninj? at the west end of the lot and extending eastward to tlie middle of 
Long Pond. 

Nov. 5, 1763, he .sold to John Hamlin two and one half acres of land at tlie 
west end of lot 23. 

Ebenezer and John Hamlin f with others) signed a petition ( not dated ). 
stating that the subscribers at different times had entered and made improve- 
ments on land within this province ( .Mass. ) lying west of SheMicld and Stcick- 
bridge, and about 15 miles east of the Hudson river. 

Except as above stated, the record of his family has not been discovered. 
The Farmington records show the marriage of Thankful Hamlin to .Jacob 
Royce, son of Abel, who lived near Ebenezer Hamlin in New Cambridge; she 
may have been a daughter of Ebenezer. The records of Westchester parish, in 
Colchester, Ct. show the death of Ebenezer Hamlin there, Mar. 25, 1774, aged 
75 years, which was his correct age: also the death of widow .Mary Hamlin. 
Feb. 28, 1779, aged 70 years. 



76 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Children: 
188 John? bap. Sept. 3, 1721, Barnstable: No further account of him. 

189". IsKAEL? " ^' " " " •■ " " • " " 

190 * Thankful? 
191.* Ebenezer, b. 1740, Farmington. 

[ 64 ] MERCY HAMLIN,* ( Sister of Ebenezer, ) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Sept. 10, 1700: bap. Sept. 7, 1701: ni. Rochester, Mass, 
by Rev. Timothy Ruggles, Apr. 18, 1728, Experience Johnson, of Rochester. 
Mass. This with the children given below is all that has been discovered about 
this family. Perhaps they removed to Taunton, Mass. 
Ch. b. Rochester: 

192. William, Aug. 26, 1729. 

193. Thomas, Nov, 13, 1733. 

[ 65 ] HOPESTILL HAMLIN,* ( Sister of Ebenezer, ) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., July 23, 1703; m. Rochester, Mass., Nov. 27, 1729, 
Jonatlian Hunter. He resided in that part of Rochester, which was incorpor- 
ated into Wareham 1739; was first town clerk of Wareham: admitted to church 
in Wareham Feb. 7, 1742: and chosen deacon June 29, 1742. She was an original 
member of the church in Wareham, organized Dec. 25, 1739: removed to Sharon. 
Ct., 1747; both dismissed to the church there June 18, 1749: he purchased a farm 
in Sharon from Benjamin Richmond, subsequently possessed by Benjamin 
Sears. He d. Sharon 1762. His will dated May 18. 1760. m. 2d, Lt. John,** son 
of Joseph and Elizabeth (Yale ) Pardee,* b. New Haven, Ct., Feb. 6, 1698, his 
second wife: he m. 1st. Betsey Horn, b. about 1699, who d. Sharon, Jan. 8, 1762. 
Shoemaker and tanner: came from Norwalk and was an original • proprietor of 
Sharon 1738; a prominent man and large land owner; he lived near the st(»ne 
bridge north of. the meeting house; Patriarch of the Pardee family of Sharon: 
by his first wife he had Thomas, Jehiel, John, James, George and Moses, all 
whom, except George, married there, and had decendants. Representative 
1755-6, 8, '60-2. No children by 2d marriage. He d. Sharon, July 13, 1766. 

Ch, by 1st marriage: 



194.* 


Sylvia. 


b. June 27, 1730, Rocliester. 


195.* 


David, 


" Feb. 1, 1732, 


196.* 


•Jonathan. 




197.* 


Sarah. 




198. 


Delia, 


bap. May 25, 1740, Wareham. 


199. 


Thankful, 


" 22, 1743, 



[66] CORNELIUS HAMLIN * ( Bro. of Ebenezer,) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., July 25,1705; m. Westchester parish, Colchester, Ct., 
Dec. 5, 1732, Mary,* dau. of Ebenezer and Abigail ( Skinner ) Mudge,t b. Leba- 
non, Ct., Mar. 30, 1711. It is supposed he removed with his father's family from 



* Note 4b. GEOKGE PARDEE.i b. England, about 1639; was in New Haven. Ct.. 1644; 
ni. Dec. :». ItitiS. Rebecca Lane, 3d wife. He d. April. 1700. 

.lOSEl'H l'ARDEE..i b. New Haven, Ct.. Apr. 27.1664; m. .July :«.. 16MS. Elizabeth, dau. of 
Ihomasand Mary ( Turner ) Yale. b. Jan. 29. 1667; grand dau. of Capt, Nathaniel Turner, of 
Lynn, Mass.. later of New Haven; who was Captain of Mr. Lamherton's Phantim xhip in New 
Haven, 1646. described by Rev. Cotton Mather, inMcmaHa; she d. Sept. 19,1701. Their son 
Lieut. .John Pardee.3, m. Hopestill (Hamlin) Hunter. 

t NOTE 47. JARVIS MUDGE.i came from England to Boston, about 163»^; was in Hart- 



FOURTH GENERATION. 



77 



Barnstable to Rochester. Mass.; thence to Westchester, Ct., where he was a 
member of the church, 1H29.* She was dismissed to the churcli in Sharon, 
May l.s, 1740. The history of Sharon states that he was an early settler tliere, 
from Wareham, Mass., and lived near Mrs. Hunts, afterwards in the hollow 
near the Iron works, of which he was part owner: and he lived a while near 
the head of Mudge's Pond. He was a carpenter: was chosen highway surveyor 
at the first election in Sharon, Dec. 11, 1739. The birth of his oldest child is 
rect)rded in Colchester, and it is supposed the four oldest children were born 



ford. Ct.. ltU(i; New London. ltU9. In the latter year he m. widow Rebecca Elsen, of Wethers- 
field. Ct. ; and d. early in lt)53. 
Children: 

MiCAH, b. 1650. 
Moses, " 13.52. 

MICAH MUDGE.2 b. I^tO. After the death of his fatSier, he probably removed with his 
mother to Wethersfield; m. Northampton, Mass., Sept. 23, 1(570, Mary, dan. of George and Su- 
sannali Alexander, one of the original proprieu)rs of Northampton, b. Oct. 20, 1648; removed to 
Lebanon, Ct.. 1698; surveyor and assi.sted in laying out the town; tavern keeper; one of the 
first Qiem. Cong, church; will dated Mar. 17. 172 »-l; he d. Hebron, Ct.. .Ian., 1724; she 1728. 

Children: 
EiiiZABETH, b. Oct. U). 1673. 
Sarah. 

xMOSES, 

Abigail. 

Ebenezer, b. Feb. 26. 1683. 

Thankful. 

SrSANX.A.H. 

Martha. 

EBENEZER MUDGE.s b. Northampton, Mass., Feb. 26, 1683; m, Jan. 13, 1708-9, Abigail, dau. 
of Tliomas and Mary (Skinner,) b. Maiden. Mass.. Feb. 17. 1691 ; farmer, millwright and surveyor; 
removed to Lebanon, Ct. with his father. 1697. He removed from Colchester to Sharon, and 
was one of the original proprietors of Sharon. He d. Sharon. Apr. 21, 1658; she removed and d. 
Now Lebanon, 



Children: 








Ebenezer, 


b. Oct. 


23, 1709; 


m. Patience Fuller. 


Mary. 


•• Mar. 


30,1711; 


■' Cornelius Hamlin. . 


Abigail, 


•' Oct, 


28. 1712; 


" David Skinner and Samuel Prindle. 


Elizabeth. 


'• July 


31. 1714; 


■■ Thomas Skinner, 


Samcel. 


■• iMay 


4, 1716; 


• Eunice Skinner. 


MiCAH. 


*• Mar. 


6, 1718; 


•• Lucy Spencer. 


Martha. 


•' Oct. 


4. 1720; 


•• David Goodrich. 


•Joseph. 


•• May 


28. 1722; 


• Jane.Iarvis. 


.Iakvis. 




1723; 


• Prudence Treat. 


Deborah 






• Oliver Tryon. 


Abraham. 


•' .June 


16, 1738; 


■ Anna Gray. 


Sarah, 






" .losiah Skinner. 



* Note 48. 

At a meeting of the church in West Chester, a parish of Colchester, CU, Apr. 28. 1740. Dea. 
Natlianiel Skinner, .lonatlian Dunham. Jabe/. Crippen, Benjamin Fuller. Nathaniel Skinner. Jr., 
Thomas Skinner. David Skinner. .loiiallian Skinner. .labe/. Crippen. .Ir.. Samuel Mudge. Micah 
Mudg«', foDi^n'K.s f/OHi/i (I, Ale-xander Spencer iiiul Josiali Skinner, receivi'd letters of recom- 
mendation, to be embodied into a, church at Sharon, when; they had for .some time resided. 
At a meeting of the same cliurch on May is, 1740. Jeremiah Foster. Mary Foster. Mary Skinner. 
Content Fuller. Elizabeth Skinner. Abigail Mudge, .Mary Hampton. Mary Dunham. Mary Skin- 
ner, Eunice Mudge. Elizabeth Dunham. Lydia Crippen. Deborah Crippen. Tliankful Crippen, 
Waitstill Heath. Abigail Skinner. I'atience Fulli^r. Hanna Dunliani. and .Martha Mudge, 
received a letter of recommendation ^W/ic church in Shiinni. indicating that such church had 
t>een formed since April 28.1740. The records of the Sharon ohurdi for tlif tirsi fifteen years 
had not been discovered, according to Sedgwick's history, 1842. 



78 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

there; the births of all the children are also recorded in Sharon: but that town 
was not inhabited until 1739. Probably the town clerk in beginning the records 
of Sharon included marriages, births, etc, of the settlers, that had occurred 
elsewhere, before settling, for the purpose of preserving the facts. The Sharon 
records show thafhe sold to John Calkins, Feb. 22, 1742, land "near the senter 
of the town;" also, land to Thomas Skinner, 1743: to Ben.j. Stebbins, 1744; he 
bought land in Kent, Ct., from John Porter, 1745: and sold same to John Mills. 
1746; sold land to Mica Mudge, 1750. He removed to Spencertown, Ts\ Y. 17()«): 
but soon returned and spent the remainder of his day in Sharon. He was ap- 
pointed guardian of the children of his son, Cornelius, 1776: Congs. He d. Feb. 
21, 1784; she Aug. 9, 1788. 





Children: 






200.* 


Cornelius, 


b. 


Sept. 25, 1733, Colchester. 


201.* 


Mary, 




Feb. 25, 1735, 


202.* 


Ruth, 


u 


Dec. 2, 1736. 


203. 


Abigail, 


i i 


Oct. 8, 1738, 


204. 


Mercy, 


u 


Mar. 8, 1741, Sharon. 


205.* 


Sarah, 


il 


Oct. 20, 1743, 



Note 49. From Sedgwick's history of Sharon. Ct.. we learn that the oriKinal proprietors 
who became inhabitants of the town were: 

Call<ins Stephen. Mudjre Ebenezer. 'Skinner Nathaniel. 

Cripper Jabez, Pardee John. Skinner Natiianiel. .Jr. 

Goodrich William. Parke .loseph. Smith .James. 

Holley .Joseph. Petit Jonathan, Sprague John, 

Hunt Daniel. Skinner Joseph. 'Palniadfre James. 
Hutchinson Samuel. 

Many of the original proprietors sold their rights to others who became early settlers, 
among whom were: 

Chapman Obadiah Hamlin Tliomas. Rowley Jonathan, 

Corbet James. Heath Bartholomew, St. John Matthew, 

Curtice Caleb, Hulburt Samuel, Strong Caleb. 

Dunham Jonathan, Jackson Ebenezer. Tickner John. 

Frisbie Ebenezer. Jewett Caleb, Tyler Bazaleel, 

P'uller Benjamin, Lord .Jonathan, Way George, 

(iay John, Marvin John, Williams John. 
Hamilton David, 

SJiaron was incorporated in October. 1739, and was organized by election of its first officers 
on Dec 11, 17:39, viz: 

Capt. Jonathan Dunham, Moderator. 

Lieut. Jabez Crippen. ) 

John Sprague, > Selectmen. 

Capt. Jonathan Dunham, ) 

James Smith, Constable, 

George Way, Grand Juror, 

Ebenezer Mudge, i 
William Tickner, I tr- v, c, 

Ebenezer Frisbie. f f^i^hway Surveyors. 
('(n-ncHu)< Hamlin. 



Samuel Mudge," t Fence Viewers. 



Jeremiah Foster. 
Samuel Mudge, 
Thomas Crippen. 

Samuel Comstock, Collector, 

Nathaniel Skinner, Jr. Leather Sealer, 

Nathaniel Skinner, i 

.Jonathan Dunham, V Committee to go after Minister, 

John Spragner, ) 



FOURTH GENERATION. 79 

[ 67 ] THOMAS HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Ebenezer,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., May 6, 1710: m. 1st. Rochester, Mass., Feb. «, 1734, 
Ruth, perhaps dau.ot Dea. Joshua and Mary (Hallett) Gibbs,* of AM'awam, now 
Wareham. Mass.: m. 2d, OblonK,t Dutchess Co. N. Y., by J. Williams, Es(i., 
May 21, 1755, Mary Crowell,i both of Oblong, It is supposed he removed re- 

* N(iTE.5i. 

Tlif iiiict'stors Df Rutli Gibbs. wife of Tlionias Hamlin, and of Mary GiWjs. wiffof Isaac 
Hamlin, have not been positively verified. Possibly tliey were sisters, and it is supposed tliey 
descended from tlie Sandwich. Mass. family; perhaps dau}?hters of .Joshua Gibbs and Mary Hal- 
lett; who w«re m. Sandwicli. ITH. Thomas Gibbs was in Sandwich 1641 -;i John Gibbs in 11)54, 
Thomas Gibbs senior and .John Gibbs in 1675. Thomas Gibbs senior and junior. Samuel Gibbs 
senior and junior. Benjamin, Cornelius, and Sylvester Gibbs. were there in 17;«X 

+ Note 51, 

The Obktns was a strip of land two and a half miles wide, alonj; the east line of N. Y.. n«.\t 
to Conn. A church was located at Anienia Union, on the obloti^. of which Rev. EI)ene/.iT 
Knibloe was the first pastor; its records were well kept and still preserved, .showing births, 
marriages and deaths of many of the Hamlins of Sharon and vicinity, and their descendants. 

* Note 52. The Crowel Is of Cape Cod. Mass. descend from .Tohn and Yelverton Crowe. It 
isan ancient English family; the name was originally spelled Crow and Crowe. The spellint: 
of the Cape Cod family was changed to Crowell about 170a 

.lOHN CROWE.i b. England or Wales, came over 1635. and was admitted an inhal)itant of 
Charlestown. Mass.. the same year. His wife. Elishua. appears to have come over earlier; for 
her name appears as member of the first church Charlestown. 4th, llnio. 16:i4, He sold his land 
in Charlestown 16th of 4th mo. Wix. and removed to theOld Colony; and took the oath of alleg- 
iance to the king and fiielity to the government of New Plymouth, Dec. 18, 1638. On .Jan. 16. 
16:18. O. S. the Old Colony Court granted the lands at -'Mattacheeset." (now Yarmouth.) to Mr. 
Anthony Thacher. Mr. Thomas Howes. Mr. JohnCrowc. and .John Colt; the thret! first named 
settled in Yarmouth the fall of that year, and were appointed by the Old Colony Court the 
first land committee "to make an equal division of the uplands now to be divided at this first 
division." &c The house of John Crowe was near the residence of Philip Vincent, in recent 
times, at North Dennis; his lands, some still owned by his descendants, was east of the Indian 
fields, e.xtending from the shore to the top of the hills. He was a man of character and infiu- 
.•nce; freeman. 1640. magistrate; deputy 1641-3. He d. Yarmouth Jan. 1673, N S. 
Children: 

Moses. b. Apr. 24. 16;j7. Charlestown; prob. d. young, 

John. " 16:38; m. Mehitable Miller. 

Thomas, "' 1645; " Agnes . 

Samuel, (?) 

YELVERTON CROWEi ( Crowell ) came to Charlestown. Mass..lt«7; wife Elizabeth ; settled 
in Yarmouth. Mass.. about 1640; lived near Lewis Bay at south sea; grand juror 16.56; deputy 
1663-5; selectman 1667; he d. suddenly. Oct 36, 1683; she Nov. 1703. 

Ch. b. Yarmouth: 

John, 1642; m. Hannah 

Edward, '• Mary Lothrop, 

Samuel, •* Hannah 

Thomas, May it. 1649; " Deborah 

Eliz.\beth. Samuel Matthews- 

THOMAS CROWELL.2 m. Deborah ; she d. Apr. 22, 1722. 

Ch. b. Yarmoulli : 

Isaac. Aug, l!i. 16S5: m. Ruth 

Yelverton, Oct. 2t). 16S6. 

Jonathan. 

Mary, Dec. 2, 1688; m. Nathan BassetU 

Seth, Sept. H, 16!)0; •• Mary Nickerson. 

Deborah, Oct. 4, 16'.t2; • Ebenezer Parker, 

Thomas. July 13, 16it4; " E.xperience Crowell, 

Thankful, June 24, 16%; ' John Lewis. 

Ebenezer, 30.1698; • Mercy Gorham. 

Elisha. Apr. 22. 1699; " Alice Godfrey and Remember Luce. 



80 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

moved with his father's family from Barnstable to Rochester, in the part 
which is now Wareham, Mass., before 1729. A petition was signed Ape. 23, 
1739, by inhabitants of Agawam precinct, among which appear the names of 
Thomas and Isaac Hamlin, praying for its incorporation as a separate town: 
which was done July 10, of that year. Thomas Hamlin and wife, Ruth, were 
original members of the church organized in Wareham, Dec. 25, 1739: and were 
dismissed to church in Sharon, Ct., May 30, 1742. The births of his children 
are recorded there, but it is supposed the four eldest were born in Agawam or 
Wareham. 

Thomas and Isaac bought land in Sharon from John Gay, Feb. 20, 1743: and 
from William Goodrich Apr. 26, 1744. It appears that at some time he resided 
on the Oblong, across the line from Sharon in Dutchess Co., N. Y. No record 
of the death of himself or wives hzve been discovered. Perhaps in old age 
they removed from that vicinity. 

The records of Pittstield, Mass., show the following conveyances of land to 
Thomas Hamlin, who may have been the same who is the subject of this 
sketch, viz: Thomas Hamlin, Yeoman of Mt. Ephraim, (now Richmond, Mass. ) 
deeded land to Samuel Brown, Jr. of Stockbridge, Mass., July 3, 17()3. 

And on July 11, 1763, he deeded 75 acres of land where he then lived, (Mt. 
Ephraim) to Timothy Woodbridge. 

In 1765, Timothy Woodbridge, deeded to Thomas Hamlin, uf Richmond, 
Mass., land bounded east and south by the road: west by land conveyed by 
Hamlin to Samuel Brown, Jr.; north by land of Jo.seph Cogswell, being lot 10, 
the same on which Hamlin then lived. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

b. July 17, 1735, Agawam. 

" July 27, 1737, 

" June 7, 1739, " 

" July 22, 1741, Wareham: d. Feb. 20. 1750. 

" July 17, 1743, Sharon. 

" July 16, 1745, 

" July 24, 1747, 

" June 29, 1749, " d. Feb. 12, 1750. 

" Mar. 10, 1751, 

" Jan. 14, 1754, Oblong. 

b. Feb. 20, 1756. 

" Oct. 12, 1757: called James on one record. 

" July 21, 1759. 

ISAAC HAMLIN,* ( Bro. of Ebenezer, ) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., July 1, 1714; Published to be married Rochester, Mass., 
Sept. 24, 1737, to Mary Gibbs,* of ( Agawam ) Plymouth, Mass.: b. Jan. 12, 1718, 
see sketch of his brother Thomas. He probably removed with his father's 
family from Barnstable to Agawam before 1729. Isaac Hamlin and wife Mary 
were original members of the church in Wareham, 1739: and were dismissed 
to Sharon, May 30, 1742; their son Seth was baptized, Wareham, Mar. 14, 
1742. He and his brother Thomas bought land in Sharon, 1743-4. He bought 
a share in the Iron works there Sept., 1848; and sold part of it to Jacob Bacon, 
Feb. 27, 1749. Ebenezer ( his father ) and Isaac Hamlin bf)ught land of Doty, 
Apr. 3, 1752. 



206,* 


Jabez, 


207.* 


A MAS A, 


208.* 


Nathaniel, 


209. 


ZiLPlIA, 


210.* 


Mercy, 


211.* 


Ruth, 


212.* 


Thomas, 


213. 


John, 


214.* 


ZiLPHA, 


215.* 


Asa, 




By 2d wife. 


216. 


Maky, 


2J7.* 


Jonah, 


218.* 


Lewis, 


[68] 


ISAAC HA^ 



Note .>1 For Gibbs see note 50. 



FOURTH GENERATION. 8i 

The date of his removal from Sharon is not known. His name appears on 
the records of Lenox, Mass., .Mine 11, 1777; on that day Thomas Landers con- 
veyed to Isaac Hamblen of Lenox, twenty acres of land: upon which lie and .Job 
Gilbert erected a mill. On .Jan. 3, 1783, Isaac Hamblin and wife Mercy deeded 
this land with a grist mill, and half of a saw mill, house and barn to Perez and 
Asa Hamblin, "my sons." 

At the same time Perez and Asa j^ave him a life lease of f lie same property: 
which Isaac and wife quit claimed to Joseph Goodwill. This was the mill at 
Lenox Furnace (now Lenox Dale,) conducted in modern times by Ward Lewis; 
which was burned some years ago. They were admitted to the Cong, church in 
Lenox "by recommendation," Aug. 20, 1780. He d. Springfield, Mass., 1805. 

Children: 

b. Sept. 9, 1740; Wareham. 
" Jan. 10, 1742, .Sharon. 
" Feb. 3, 1748, 
" Mar. 21, 1750. 
" Oct. 2, 1751, 
' Dec. 17, 1753, 
" Aug. 5, 1755, " 
" Sept. 8, 1757, 
" Sept. 23, 1759, 

[ 69 ] LEWIS HA MLEN.* (Bro. of Ebenezer, ) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Jan. 31, 1718-19: m. there, Apr. 12, 1739, Experience, 
dau. of Samuel and Mary (Hinckley) .Jenkins, b. Barnstable, Dec. 4, 1722. See 
page 41 and note 31. He removed to Lebanon, Ct., after Jan. 1740: and re- 
turned to Barnstable before Dec. 1745. Aroused in the night by the great 
earthquake of 1755, he arose and went about in his night clothes, contracted a 
cold, and d. from quick consumption, Barnstable, Dec. 1755. About 1763 the 
widow and children transferred their residence to Welltleet. Mass., where tlie 
three .sons were for years boat builders. It is traditional that she there mar- 
ried a man named Holbrook. Shed. Welltleet. Nov. 24. 1794. 

Children: 

b. Jan. 30, 1740, Barnstable: probably d. young. 

" Nov. 20, 1741, Lebanon. 

" Dec. 19, 1743, " 

" Dec. 17, 1745, Barnstable: probably d. unm. 

" Dec. 16, 1747, " " '• young. 

■• Apr. 2. 1751, 

" Mar. 25, 1753, 

" .Sept. 26, 1755, " 

[ 70 ] SYLVANUS HAMBLIN.* (Elkanah,:' JAMES.'^M 
b. Barnstable, Mass., July 20, 1712: m. by Ezra Brown, Justice (»f ye peace, 
April 24, 1740, Dorcas Fish,* of Falmouth, Mass., possibly a second wife: 



219.* 


Seth, 


220.* 


Isaac, 


222.* 


Perez. 


221.* 


John, 


228.* 


.Jehial, 


o.)j. * 


Jesse, 


225.* 


Cyreneus, 


226.* 


Mercy, 


227.* 


Asa, 



228. 


Sarah, 


229.* 


Nathaniel, 


230.* 


Leavis, 


231. 


Sarah, 


232. 


Mary, 


233. 


Philemon, 


234. 


Mercy, 


235.* 


Perp:z, 



* NOTE54. .TONATHAX FISH.i b. EnfrlHiul 1ti0.5; came to New Enirland 1^15: rcsidt-d in 
Lynn, Mtiss. ; removed to Sandwich. Mass., HiiT; anci to Newtown. L. I.. livVW; mauMstralc. ItWl : 
He d. 1603. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 
Nathaniel, Nov. 37. 1648. 
.loHN. Apr. 13, 1651. 

He liad other children. 



g2 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

marriage recorded in Falmouth, but he was then of Barnstable. He was 
mentioned in the will of his uncle, John Hamblen,^ 1734. She was ad m. to 
First Cong, church Falraouth, June 18, 1738. In the will of his father, l.o4, 
it appears that Sylvanus was then dead, and a lot of land at Long Pond, given 
to his heirs. 

Children: 

bap. Oct. 11, 1741. 
" June 7, 1744; b. about 1635. 
" Oct. 25, 1745. 
" Apr. 26, 1747; b. about 1740? 
" June 2, 1751. 

[ 71 ] REUBEN HAMBLIN," (Bro. of Sylvanus. ) 
b. Barnstable, Mar. 13, 1714: m. there May 29, 1739, his cousin Hope Hamblen. 
He was mentioned in will of his uncle John Hamblen, » 1734. Both d. Barn- 
stable; he 1754, she 1762. 





Children: 


236.* 


Sylvanus, 


237.* 


Simeon, 


238. 


Pattknce, 


239.* 


Barnabas, 


240. 


Rachael, 



WILL OF REUBEN HAMBLEN. 

In the Name of God, Amen. I Reuben Hamblen, of Barnstable in the 
County of Barnstable, Yeoman, being weak of body and apprehension of death 
approaching, 1 think it good to sett my liouse in order. I do this 22d day of 
April make and ordain this my last will and testament, and first I give and 
bequeath my soul to God, that it hoping to find mercy with (rod through Jesus 
Christ, and as to the worldly good things that God hath graciously bestowed 
upon me my will is that tliey sliall be disposed ott' in the following manner. 
First my will is that all my just debts and my funeral charges be paid by my 
Executors hereafter named out of my personal estate. 

Item. I give and bequeath to my loving wife, Hope, all my real and per- 
vSonal estate excepting that in possession and improvement of my father, to be 
improved by my wife during the time she shall remain my widow, and if she 
marry then to have only two thirds of the household stuff and utensils within 
doers and but one tliird of the silver spoons. 

Item. I give to my son, Benjamin, all my estate real and personal that is 
in my father's possession or improvement of every kind whatsoever, he paying 
the Legacies that will become due and payable within about a year after my 
father's death. And also to pay to my daughter, Abigail, eight pounds in law- 
ful money within three years after he shall come into the possession of the 
estate given to him, which is in my father's possession, and also to pay to my 
daughter, Hannah, eight pounds lawful money within seven years after he shall 
come into possession of said estate, he to hold the estate as above to him his 
heirs and assigns forever. 

Item. 1 give to my two sons, Lemuel and Thomas, all my real estate 
which is given to my wife to improve until marriage or death, they to possess 
it after lier and to hold it to them, their heirs and assigns forever, and also I 



The Fish family were numerous in Sandwich, many of whom intermarried with the Ham- 
lin family ; but their pedigrees have not been traced. Nathaniel Fish. Senior, was in Sandwich 
16".'); and Nathaniel, Seth and John Fish, Senior, and Junior were there. i;:iO. 



FOURTH GENERATION. 83 

give them the said Lemuel and Thomas, all the perscmal estate that my wife 
shall leave when she shall quit the real estate, That is to say the out doers 
personal estate. 

Item. 1 g:ive and bequeath to my daujjhter, Abigail, eight pounds lawful 
money, to be paid to her by my son, Benjamin, as is expressed above. 

Item. I give and bequeath to my daughter, Hannah eight pounds lawful 
money to be paid her by my son, Benjamin, as is expressed above. 

Item. I give to my two daughters, Abigail and Hannah, four silver 
spoons, and also one third of the indoor household stuff, in case my wife shall 
marry and leave it. 

Item. [ appoint, constitute and ordain my beloved wife Hope, and my 
true and faithful friend Thomas Crocker, my Executors to this my last will 
and testament, revoking all other wills and confirming this. 

In witness whereof I have hereunto set to my hand and seal this twenty 
second day of April, Annoque Domini, 1753. 

Signed, sealed, pronounced and declared by the said Reuben Hamblen to be 
my last will and testament. 

REUBEN HAMBLIN. (L. S.) 

In presence of 
Benjamin Hamblen. 
Mehetable Hamblen. 
Da\ II) Parker. 



WILL OF HOPE HAMBLEN. 

In the Name of God, Amen. I Hope Hamblen, of Barnstable in the 
County of Barnstable, widow, being sensible of my own mortality, being by 
goodness of sound and disposing mind and memory, do this 10th day of June 
A. D. 17b2, make and ordain this my last will and testament, and first of all I 
commit my soul to God in Jesus Christ, my body I commit to the earth to be 
buried in decent Christian burial at the discretion of my executor hereafter 
named, and as touching such worldly estate with which it hath pleased God to 
bless me in this life, I dispose of the same in the following way and manner, 
that is to say, firstly my will is that all my just debts and funeral charges be 
paid out of my out doors moveables by my Executor hereafter named. 

Item. I give and bequeath to my son, Benjamin Hamblen, the great "coat 
that was my late husband's. 

Item. I give my two othersons, Elemuel and Tliomas Hamblen, all my out 
doors moveables after the debts and funeral charges are paid as above ordered, 
and also a gun and a coat to be equally divided between them. 

Item. I give to my daughter, Abigail Hamlin, all my tlax, wool and yarn. 

Item. I give to my said daughter, Abigail Hamblen, and my daughter, 
Hannah Hamblen, all the rest of my estate of what kind soever, to be equally 
divided between them and. 

Lastly my will is, and I do by the.se presents constitute, make and ordain 
Mr. Benjamin Crocker of Barnstable, afores-', Executor of this my La.st will and 
testament, and I do hereby wholly revoke and utterly disallow all other and 
former wills and testament and executors by me named, ratifying and c(»n- 
tirming this and no other to be my last will and testament. 



241. 


Elkanah, 


242.* 


Benjamin, 


24.3.* 


Abigail, 


244.* 


Lemuel, 


245* 


Thomas, 


24H.* 


Hannah, 



84 THE HAMLIK P^AMILY. 

In witness wliereof I have set my hand and seal the day and year above 
mentioned. Signed, sealed, pronounced, published and declared by the said 
Hope Hamblen to be her last will and testament in presence of 

John Hamblen. HOPE HAMBLEN. (L. S.) 

Mem [TABLE Hamblen. 

Nyphas Makston. 

Ch. b. Barnstable. 

b. July 1, 1740: d. April 19. 1750. 

" May 7, 1742. 

" Feb. 23, 1743. 

" April 4, 1746. 

" Sep. 26, 1748. 

" Aug., 1753. 

[ 72 ] ABIGAIL HAMBLIN,* (Sister of Sylvanus. ) 

b. Barnstable. Mass., Oct. 7, 1715; She received a legacy of £5 in tlie will of 
her uncle. John Hamblen, 3 1734; but it is said that she died young; probably 
unmarried. 

[ 73 ] JOHN HAMBLIN,* (Bro. of Sylvanus,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Nov. 2, 1717: m. there, Jan. 24, 1739. .lerusha*, dau. 
of Shubael Hamblin. He received a bequest in the will of his uncle, John 
Hamblen, •'^ 1734, of lands at the Indian pond, Barnstable, and was to pay out 
certain legacies to his brothers and sisters. From his grave stone a discrep- 
ency appears in his age. 

Here lies buried 

Mk. John Hamlen oes'd, 

Aug. ye 8th 1767, in ye 

53d Year of nis age. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 
247.* John, June 16, 1743. 

248. Lydia, Oct. 21, 1746. 

249. Tabitha, Dec. 15. 1750. 
250.* Reuben, Oct., 1756. 

[ 75 ] PATIENCE HAMBLEN,* (Sister of Sylvanus,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., June 12, 1721; m. Seth Fish,* of Sandwich; perhaps 

son of Seth and Mary (Turner) Fish, b. Sandwich, May 29, 1709; mentioned in 

the will of her uncle, John Hamblen, 3 1734. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 
251.* Seth, Mar.. 17, 1743-4. 

[ 76 1 TABITHA HAMBLEN.* (Sister of Sylvanus, ) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., Apr. 14, 1723: m. there. Oct. 15, 1747, John Sanderson. t 
He was adm. to ch. Barnstable, about 1742: and afterwards dismissed to East 
Harbor, (between Truro and Provincetown, in the bounds of the latter town;) 
mentioned in the will of her uncle, John Hamblen.^ 1734. 



* Note .55. For Fish see note .54. 

+ Note .56. Henry Sanderson settled in Sandwich. Mass.. as early as ]64;i. 



FIFTH GENERATION. 



[91 ] SAMUEL 8CUDDER/' (Ebenezer,^ Elizabeth Hamlin,-' Jaines,«i) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., June 19, 1729: m. 1st, Rachael; she was adm. tu ch. 

Oct. 2, 1769. She d. Barnstable, June 16, 1776. a^ed 32; m. 2d. Anne Lewis;* 

She was adni. to ch. May 4, 1777. He was adm. to ch. Apr. 5, 1772: He d. 

Barnstable, Mav. 22, 1808. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Barnstable: 
252.* Lot, July 16, 1771. 

253. RuFUs. bap. Oct. 8, 1769. 

254. Samuel " " " •' 

255. John, Apr. 3. 1774. 

[ 93 I EBENEZER SCUDDER,-^ (Bro. ot Samuel.) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., May 25, 1733; m. there, July 11, 1759, Rose, dan. of 
Capt. James and Mary (O'Kelley) Delap,t b. Barnstable. Feb. 25, 17.39. He is 

* Note 57. For Lewis, see Note 10. 

+ Note 5s. .JAMES DELAP. ancestor of the family of that name in Barnstable, was ji n;i- 
tive of Ireland. Mr. Otis gives an account of his passajie to America: "Charles Clinton, an 
Irishman, chartered the ship. Geitrqe and Anii. Capt. Rymer. to transport his friends and his 
neighbors to America; the whole number of men. women and children were 114. lie was un- 
fortunate in the choice of ;i ship. Rymer was a cold blooded villain. The ship sailed from l»uli- 
lin for Philadelphia. May 20. 172il. poorly supplit'<l with stores: the voyjige Wiis pintriiclt d hv the 
infamy of the master to 12.t days. '^Phe passengers t-onsisted of families who had converted 
their estates. e.Ncept such articles as they could take with them, into gold, to purchase land in 
Philadelphia and build a town where they could enjoy the civil and religious lil)erties denied 
in their native land. They selected the mild season for their passage, and e.xpecti'd loarrixc 
in Philadelphia in .Inly, in time to .select their place of residence and put up dwellings liffon- 
winter: and did not dream that half their number would find a watery grave l)efore ri'acliini.' 
America. Several besides .Mr. Clinton liad considerable sums of gold, which was known to the 
Captain and e.xcited his cupidity; he prolonged the voyage and kept Ids ship at .sea. until his 
provisions were exhausted, that the passengers miglit die of famine and disea.se. and then 
seize and appropriate their property: such is charged is his diabolical plan, '['he shii) lia<l not 
l)een long at sea until the passengers bt'giin to ndstrust the evil designs of the Captain, lie 
was tyrannical in the e.xercise of his authority; his officers and men were in consOml fc:ir of 
him : the ship was making slow progress; the passengers had been put on short allowance: some 
liad died of disease, engendered by the small quantity and i)ad(iuality of the provisions served 
out; starvation and death .seemed inevital)le. if no change could be elVecteii ; and the passen- 
gers, after consultation, resolved to assume comm:ind if :i change c<iuld not be made. There 
were two on board havingsome knowledge of navigation, wlio weri' appoinii'd to watch niglii 
and flay, the movements of Capt. Rynu-r: and they discovered one night, though the wind \v;is 
fair, that tin' ship was sailing in lin opposite direction from her true course. They Intiulred of 
the helmsman, why he steered so; and were told it was by the Captain's orders. This fai't was 



8f5 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

described as a quiet man of mild, pleasant, disposition. She was a woman of 
great force of character and untiring industry. They resided at Chequaquet, 
near Phinney's mills: She often walked seven miles to church at Barnstable 
to worship, dined with her sister, Mrs. Catherine Otis: and walked home in the 
evening, half the distance being through the forest: and frequently walked four 
miles and returned through the forest in the evening to visit with neighbors, 



roniniunk-att'd to other passengers; several had then died of starvation and many were so wealc 
and emaciated by want of food and nourishment they could scarcely stand. They resolved to 
make an effort to compel the Captain to keep his ship on the true course; one of the passengers 
had a brace of pistols; these were loaded and put in the hands of two men, and all who had 
sufficient strength followed to the quarterdeck. They charged the Captain with treachery. 
&c. He said that the voyage had been prolonged by headwinds, and not by any fault of him- 
self. He made fair promises, only to break them; he obstinately kept his vessel at sea, though 
his passengers were daily perishing for want of food. He had wit enough to perceive that if 
he made for Philadelphia he would be arrested, and his only safety was to keep his vessel at 
sea. avoid speaking any vessel, and persist in his diabolical purpose. Capt. Lothorp, in his 
pa.ssage from Boston to Martha's Vinyard, espied the vessel and boarded her. and took them 
into a place now called Orleans. Less than half those who embarked at Dublin, from lU to U)0. 
were then living. Among the passengers of this ill fated ship, were the father and niother (jf 
.James Delap. and his sisters. Rose, .Jean and Sarah. They were from Cavan. Ireland. Of the 
l>elap family, the father and the sisters had been buried in the ocean; the mother was living 
when Capt. Lothrop came on board— emaciated and very weak; when food was distributed she 
took a biscuit, and in attempting to swallow, a piece lodged in her throat, and before relief 
could be afforded, expired. Her body was taken ashore and buried. .James, wlien taken from 
the boat, was so weak he could not stand, and crawled to the shore. Capt. Rymer was arrested, 
sent to England in irons, tried and condemned, and was hung and quartered in Dublin. .Tames 
Delap came to Barnstable, and Nov. 5. I":i9. chose .John Bacon, .Jr., his guardian, and was ap- 
prenticed to learn the blacksmith trade. .June 3:i, 1738, he was married by Rev. Mr. Green to 
Mary. dau. of Benjamin O'lvelley, of Yarmouth. She was born April .s. lS20.and had been resid- 
ing in the family of Dea. Isaac Hamblen, of Yarmouth. In the summers he .sailed in the Barn- 
stable and Boston packet, at first with Capt. Solomon Otis, afterwards as Master; in winter he 
worked in the blacksmith shop. He removed to Granville. Nova Scotia, in 1775, wliere he died 
of apople.xy in 17K9, aged 74 years. He had ten children, all of whom, e.xcept Thomas, married 
and had children. 

Ch, b. Barnstable: 
Rose. Feb. :.'5. 1739; m. Ebenezer Scudder. 

Abk).\il, Nov. ti. 17il; •• .John Coleman. 

Catherine, Sept. 3.1743; " Amos Otis, grandfather of the author of the Amos Otis 
Papers, and had two children. Amos and Solomon 

THOMA.S. Apr, 14, 1745; He was master of a ship in the King's service, and on Dec. (J. 

1711, while on a voyage from Philadelphia to Halifax during a storm, was 
cast ashore on Great Point, Nantucket, where him.self and Mr. Amos Otis, 
and others perished after they landed. It is said none would have been 
lost, if they had remained on board the ship. 

Mary, Nov. ;j, 1747. 

Sarah. Apr. 11, 1750; m. Capt. .Tames Farnsworth. 

.Jane or .Jean, Aug. 13,17.53:" Jonas Farnswortli. a cousin of Capt. .James, who married 
her sister Sarah. Their oldest daughter, Nancy, Ixirn at Machias, Maine, 
in 1773, was the mother of Amos Otis, the author. The vessel on which she 
took passage from Nova Scotia to Boston, was captured by a Britisli war 
ship and taken to Halifax. She afterwards took passage in another ship 
which was captured, and she was finally landed at Newburyport. When 
captured several shots were fired, and at the suggestion of the Captain she 
and her infant child laid down on the cabin floor, below the water line, a 
place of comparative safety, 

Hannah, .July 14, 1755; m. Samuel Street, a Captain in the British Navy. 

Temperance, 17.57; One of her sons was for many years member of the Queen's 

Council. 

.Tames. Mar. 1759. 



FIFTH GENERATION. 87 

knitting as she walked: and said that lier w(»ik was jrood company. All their 

sons, except Josiah, became Master Mariners. Both d. Barnstable; he June 
8, 1818: she Apr. 17, 1812. 





Ch. b. Barnstable: 








25().* 


Ebexexeu, 


Aug. 


13. 


1761. 


257. 


James, 


Mar. 


14, 


1764, d. young. 


258. 


Thomas, 


Sept. 


.10. 


1766. 


259.* 


ISAIAII, 


Jan. 


8, 


1768. 


260.* 


Asa, 


July 


25, 


1771. 


261.* 


Elizabeth, 


Oct. 


12, 


1773. 


:^62.* 


Josiah, 


Nov. 


30, 


1775, 


263.* 


James Delap, 


Oct. 


27, 


1779. 


264.* 


Thomas Delap, 


Jan. 


25, 


1782. 




Rose, 


Jan. 


25. 


1784: d. young. 



[ 94 ] LYDIA SCUDDER,5 (Sister of Samuel.) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., July 15, 1735: m. James Huckins,* Isuppt)sehe was son 

* NoTESa Mr. THOMAS HUCKINS.i b. 1617; m. 1st, 1642. Mary. dau. of Isaac WeUs. of 
Barnstable; who was buried .July 28, 164S; m. 2d. Nov. 3. 1648. Rose, widow of Hugh Hyllier of 
Yarmouth. "Mass. Little is known of his early history; he came over before 21 years of a^re and 
resided in the vicinity of Boston; member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company 
and bore its standard. 1639. The name was written Huckins, Hutcliiiis. Huckens and Husfiins. 
the latter beins the early pronunciation. Several of the name came early to Mass. A Mr. 
Thomas Hutchins was'assistant to the Governor of the Mass. Bay Company, in Eiifjland. and 
promoter of the company; which may account for the early settlement of those of this name 
in Mass. ; and for the prominence of the subject of this sketch. He removed to Barnstable, and 
was presumably one of Mr. Collicut's Company; a superior business man. wealthy, and was one 
of the partners who hired the Cape Cod fisheries; constable, 16Ki; .selectman many years; 
deputy. 1669-78; member of council of war, 1671; Commissary General. ltj7.T; and held other 
offices of trust and honor ; licensed to keep the ordinary and sell wine. 1652-3. He w;u> a mem- 
ber of Mr. Lothrop's church; of which Otis remarks: ''No patent of nobility granted loan 
ancestor, can confer so much lionor on a man as to be able to trace his descent from a member 
of Mr. Robinson or Mr. Lothrop's church." To his everlasting credit be it said, that lie was of 
the tolerant element of that church. He was a large land owner; and captain of the packet- 
He and his son .Joseph were cast away in his vessel and perished in a gale. Nov. il lt)7ii. His 
widow d. 1687, aged about 71 years. 

Ch. h. 1st wife, b. Barnstable: 
LVDIA. .luly 4. 1644; buried .July 28. 1644. 

Mary. Mar. 29. ]64«); m. Samuel Storrs. 

Elizabeth, Feb. 27. 1648; buried Dec. 8, 1647-8. 

By 2d wife b. Barnstable: 
.loHK. Aug. 2, 1649; m. Hope Chipman. 

THO.MAS. Apr. 2,5, 1651; " Hannah Chipman and wid. Sarah Hinckley. 

Haxxah. Oct. 14. 165:1; • .Tames Gorham. 

.losKPH. Feb. 21. 165.5; drowned Nov. 9. 1679. 

THOMAS HUCKINS.^ b. Barnstable. Apr. 25.1651: m. 1st. May 1. 1680. Hannah, dau. of 
Elder .Tohnand Hope (Howland) Cliipman. b. Barnstable. .Ian. 14. 16.58-9; whod. Nov. 4. It'iMi: in. 
2d. Aug. 17. 169S. Sarah (Pope), widow of Samuel Hinckley: carpenter; resided on the Itobin.son 
farm, Barnstable; had a large estate; a man of influence. He d. 1714; estate tll.')l. 17. 

d. Oct- 29, 16i's. 
m. Saraii Lothrop. 
■' Samuel Bacon. 

. •• Kachaell 

•• Benjamin Haml>len. 



Ch. b. 


Barnstable: 


Hannah. 




Apr. ti. 16M ; 


Joseph. 




Oct. 6, l(i.s2; 


Mary. 




.June i:i. 1()84; 


.John. 




May 1. 16.Ni. 


Thom.\s. 




•Jan. 15, 1687-s. 


Hope. 




Sept. 21. 16><9; 



88 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Thomas Huckinsr' and b. Barnstable, Apr. 11, 1730. He d. June 25, 1818. 
Ch. b. Barnstable: 
265. Elizabeth, Mar. 24, 1759. 
2(i().* Samuel, Aug. 13. 1761. 

267. Hannah, June 23, 1764. 

268. Rachael, Jan. 16, 1768; ni. James Bearse. 



.James. Aug. 20. 1661; d. 1714. unm. 

Samuki,. Auk. 19. lt)93; " l"!^: " 

By id wife. b. Barnstable: 
.Tabez. .July 20.1698; d. .Tune. 1699. 

Hannah. Aug. 22. 1699. 

THOMAS HUCKINS.a b. .Jan. 15. 1687-H; m. 1717. Rachell . Otissays lie is the only out- 

who perpetuated the name. He owned the ancient Huokins estate, e.xcept the land on wharf 
lane and in the common fields. He d. Mar. 3. 1774; she d. Miir. 22. 176.-). aged SO. .James was the 
only one of his family who married. 

Ch. h. Barnstable: 

Samuku Sept. 29. 171S. 

Thomas. Nov. 29, 1719. 

.John. May 12. 1721. 

JABEZ. Mar. 12. 1722-:i. 

Snow. 

.Joseph. .Tune 34. 1726. 

A Son. Feb. 7. 1727-8; d. same day. 

.Tames, Apr. 11. 1730; m. Lydla Scudder. 

Et.izabeth. .July 9, 1732. 

Note 60. ELDER JOHN CHIPMAN.i only son of Mr. .lohn Chipm;in. b. near Dorches- 
ter. Eng.. about 1631 ; his father d. early and he lived with his uncle, Mr Christopher Derby. 
He came to New England. May. 1633, with Mr. Richard, son of Christopher Derby, as a servant, 
and resided some years at Plymouth, Mass.; where he was probably apprenticed and learned 
the trade of carpenter; it appearing in his will that he was such; l)Ut in deeds he was called 
yeoman; m. 1646. Hope, dau. of John and Elizabeth (Tilley) Howland.'b. IMymouth. 1639; who d. 
Jan. 8. 1683; m. 2d. widow of Richard Bourne, of Sandwich, Mass.. and dau. of William Sargeant. 
b. Charlestown Mass.. Oct. 2ri. 1642. who first m. .lonathan. son of Josiah Winslow. of Marshfield. 
Mass. Elder Chipman was In Barnstable. 1649. and bought the homestead of Edward I-lt/.ran- 
dolphe. l)ounded north by the county road, east by the Hyannis road, west by the homestead of 
(reorge Lewis, and south by the commons, containing eight acres. He probably removed to the 
Great Mar.shes, West Barnstable, about 16.59; and bought from his brother-in-law. Lieut, John 
Howland in 1672. forty Ave acres of land in Barnstable, bounded east by the lands of John Otis 
and William Crocker, north by the marsh. His connection with the church was most happy; 
his wife joined Aug. 7, 16.50. and he Jan. 30, 1652-3. "Henry Cobb and John Chipman were chosen 
and ordained ruling elders of tlie church and were solemnly invested with office upon ye 14th 
day of April. Anno Dom. 1670;" Selectman. Barnstable; upon his second marriage he removed 
to S;iii(lvvirh. He d. there. Apr. 7, 1708; his widow d. 1713, aged 71 years. 

Ch. hy 1st wife: 

Elizabeth. I). June 24, 1647: m, Hosea Joyce. 

Hope. "Aug. 31.1652; " .John Huckins2 and Jonathan Cobb.2 

I-iYDiA, " Dec. 25,16.54; " John Sargeant. 

John. •• Mar. 2. 1656-7. 

Hannah. •■ Jan. 14, 16.58-9; m. Thomas Huckins.2 

Samuel. ■• Apr. 1.5.1661; " Sarah Cobb.2 

RiTTH. • Dec. 31, 166:3; " Eleazer Crocker. 

Bethia. "July 1.1666; •• Shubael Dimmock. 

Mercy. "Feb. 6.1868; " Nathaniel Skiff. 

Desire. •• Feb. 26. 1670-1 " Melatiah Bourne. 

* Note 61. JOHN HOWLAND.i came in the 3/ayy?oit!er, 1620. as servant of Gov. Carver, 
["ntil the discovery of Gov. Bradford's manuscript history of Plymouth Colony, it was suppos- 
ed he married Elizabeth, dau. of Gov. Carver; but he m. soon after their arrival. Elizabeth. 
only dau. of .lolm Tilley and wife; all pas.sengers in the Mayflower. Her parents dying the first 



FIFTH GENERATION. 89 

winter. He was signer t)f the iMayliower Compact. Nov. ril. l;i:.M; l)oiii^ tlieii 2s yi'ars of asre. 
Bradford relates a brief slvetch of an accident to him duriny; tlie voyaw sayinij; "In sundrie of 
those storms the winds were so feirce. & ye seas sm hi'.:li. as tlu-y could not beare a knote of 
saile, but were forced to liull, for fiiverce days to^ither. And in one of thetn. as tliey tlius lay 
at hull, in a mishty storme. a lusty yon?e man (called .lohn Howland) comini; upon some occa- 
sion aljove ye urattinirs, was. with a seele of ye shipe tlirowne into (ye) sea; but it pleased God 
yt he (;aujrht liold of ye top-saile tialliards. whicli liuns; over board, & rane out at leiifrth ; yet 
he held his liould (thoui;!) lie was sundrie fadomes under water) till he was hald up by ye same 
rope to ye l)rime of yt' water, and then witli about hot)lce & other means siot into ye shipe 
againe. & his life saved; ;ind thouirli lie was somethiiiir ill with it. yet he lived many years 
after, and Ijecame a profitable memlier both in cliurcli and common wealtlie." He lived at 
Rociiy Nook. Plymouth; an early freeman, and prominent in the alfairs of the Colony; assessor 
l(i:^;{; .juror. IBIW; selectman. l(i(i(5; deputy at various times from It!.'):,' to 1670: and served on impor- 
tant committees; assistant to the sovernor ICAi-ri. IiiKvUhe nianasjed a trading post on the 
ICeiinebec river for the colony; called Cushmoc. probably at or tii'ar .VuLCUsta. Maine; but does 
not appear to liave resided tliere. He was member of Gov. Bradford's Council, which in l(i:i."i 
was composed of; Mr. Thomas Prince. Mr. Edward Winslow. Mr. .John Aiden, Mr. Stephen Hop- 
kins. Capt. Myles Standish. Mr. William Collier and Mr. .lobn Howland He and his l)rotliers 
.\rthur and Henry, wlio came over to Plymouth tosether later, were mentioned in the will of 
one Humphrey Howland. draper, of London. Ens., dated May 2s. UUti. Hed. Feb. SJ. 1672-:^ O. S. 
aj^ed over sO years; she d. Swansea. Dec. 21. 1(3S7, aijed SO. 

WILL OF .JOHN HOWLAND. 

The last Will and Testament of .Mr. .lohn Howland of Plymouth, late deceased, exhibited 
to the Court held att Plymouth the fifth day of March. Anno. Dom. 1672. on the oath of Mr. 
Samuel Fuller and .Mr. William Crow asfoUoweth: Know all men to whom these presents 
shall come that I. .John Howland. Senior, of the town of New Plymouth in New Euirland in 
.\merica. this twenty ninth day of May. one thousand six hundred seventy and two. beinj; of 
whole mind and in Good and Perfect Memory, and Kememlirance. praised be God; l)einj; now 
Grown aged; haveing many infirmities of body vpon mee; and not Knowing how soon God will 
call mee out of this world, doe make and ordain these presents to be my Testament containing 
heerin my last Will in manor and forme followeth: 

Imp. I will and bequeathe my body to the dust, and my soule to God that gaue it. in hopes 
of a joyful Ressurection vnto glory, and concerning my temporall estate. I dispose thereof as 
followeth: 

Item. I doe giue and bequeath vnto .Tohn Howland. my eldest sonne. besides what lands I 
have already given him. all my Right and interest to that one liundred acres of land granted 
mee by the Court, lying on the eastern side of Taunton River, lietween Titiciitt and Taunton 
l)ounds andall the appurtenantes and privileges therevnto belonging, to belonge to him an<l 
his heiresand assigns forever; and if that tract should faile. then to have all my Right, title 
and Interest by and in that Last Court graunt to me. in any other place, to belong to him. his 
heires and assigns forever. 

Item. I giue and bequeath vnto my son .labez Howland. all those my vplands and .Meadows 
that I now possesseatt Satuckett. and places adj!) cent, with iill the appurtenances and privi- 
lidges belonging therevnto. and all my right title and interest therein, to tielonge to him. his 
heirs and assignes forever. 

Item. I giue and bequeath vnto my son. .Tabez Howland. all that my one peece of laud 
that I haue lying on the south syde of the .Mill-brook in the towne of Plymouth, aforesaid, be 
it more or lesse; and is on the north side of a tract that is now Gyles Rich:irds. sen.; to belonge 
to the said .Tabez his heirs and assigns forever. 

Item. I giue and Ijequeath vnto Isack Howland. my youngest sonne. all those my vplands 
and meddowesdevided and undivided with all the sippertenances and priviliges vnto them, 
belonging.lying and being in the towne of Middlebery;and in a tract of Land c;illed the Major's 
purchase, neare Namassakett Ponds; whicli I haue bought and purchased of William White, of 
.Marshfield. in the colonic of New Plymouth: which may or sliall appear by any dei'd or writing 
that is Giuen vnder the said White's hand, all such deeds or writinges; together with the :ifore- 
mensioned peticular & and to belonge to the said Isack. his heirs and assigns forever. 

Item. I giue and b -queath vnto my son, Isack Howland the one half of my iwelvi- acree 
lott of meddow that I now haue at Winnetussett River, within the towne of Plymouth, afore- 
said; toljelonge to him the said Isack Howland his heirs andassignii forever. 

Item. I Will and l)e(iuath vnto my deare and loving wif Elizabeth Howbind. the use and 
benefitt of my now dwoUing house in R x-ky Nook in the township of Plymouth afores.iid. 
with the outhousing lands, that is vplands and meddow hinds, and all appurtanances and priv- 
ilidges therevnto belonging, in the towne of Plymouth : and :ill other lands housings and med- 



90 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY 



[ 95 ] ELKAZER S(JUDDER,5 (Bro. of Samuel,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass, Feb. 12, 173": m. Mary Lewis,* of Center villa, Mass. 
She was adm. to ch. June 14, 1772. 

Cli. b. Barnstable: 



269.* 


David, 


Jan. 


5, 


1763. 


270.* 


Lydia, 


Dec. 


9 


1764, 


271.* 


William, 


Sept. 


17. 


1766. 


272;. 


Eleazer, 


July 


10, 


1768. 


273. 


Daniel, 


Apr. 


18, 


1770. 


274. 


Mary, 


Sept. 


17. 


1772. 



dows that I hiiue inlaid tovvne of Plymouth, e.xceptiiii; wliat meddow and vpland T liaue l)eforf 
siveii to my sonnes .Tabez and Isack Rowland, duriiii? her natiirall life; to in.joy make vse of 
and improve for her benefltt and Comfort. 

Item. I Kiue and liequeath to my son, .Joseph H )vvland. aftjr the decase of my lovintr wife 
Elizabetli Howland. my aforesaid dwellinjj liouse at Rocky nook, toj^ether with all the out- 
housintf vplands and meddows appurtenances and privilidges lielonging therevnto. and all 
other housing vplands and meddowes that I haue within the aforesaid town of New Plymouth, 
excepting what lands and meddows I haue before Given to my twosoanes .Ial3ez and Isai^k; to 
belonge to hiai the said .Joseph Howland to him an 1 his heirs and assignes forever. 

Item, I giue and Ijetiueathe vnto my daughter. Desire Gorham. twenty shillings. 

Item, I giue and Ijequeatlie vnti) my dau,chter, Hopi? Chip nan. twenty shillings. 

Item. I giue and bequeath vnto my daughter. Elizabeth Di<;kenson, twenty shillings. 

Item. I giue and bequeath vnto my daughter. Lydia Rrown, twenty shillings. 

Item. I giue and bequeath vnto my daughter. Hannah Bosworth. twenty shillings. 

Item. I giue and beijueath vnto my daughter, Ruth Cushman, twenty shillings. 

Item, I giue and bequeath vnto my grandchild, Elizabeth Howland, the daughter of my 

son John Howland, twenty shillings. 

Item. My will is that these legacies giuen to my daughters.be paid by my executrix in 
such space as shee thinketh meet. 

Item, I will and bequeath vnto my loving wife, Elizabeth Howland. my debts and legacys 
being first payd, my whole estate, viz.: lands, house goods, chattels, or anythinge else that 
helongth or appertaineth vnto mee. undisposed of, being it either in Plymouth. Duxburrow. 
Middlebury or any other placie whatsoever. I do freely aad absolutely giue and bequeath to 
my deare and loving wife. Elizabeth Howland. whom I do by these presents make, ordaine and 
constitute to be the sole executrix of this my Last Will and Testament, to see the same truely 
and faithfully pformed, according to the teuour thereof. In witness whereof. I, the said 
.John Howland. Senior, haue heerunto sett my hand and Seale the aforesaid twenty ninth day 
of May. one thcjusand six hundred seventy two. 1(573, 



signed and sealed 

in presence of 
Samuel Fuller, 
William Crow, 

Proved May 5. 167;j, 

Ch, I), Plymouth: 
Desire, 



.JOHN HOWLAND. ( Seal ) 



John, 

.Iabez, 

Hope, 

Elizabeth. 

Lydia, 

Ruth, 

Hannah, 

.Joseph, 

Isaac, 



Feb. 



11)37 



Aug. -sa. I63it: 



Nov, 1;'), 1649; 



m, Capt, John Gorham, 

" Mary Lee. 

■■ Bethiah Thatcher, 

■• Elder .lohn Chipman, 

•• Ephraim Hicks and John Dickarson. 

■■ .James Brown. 

■• Thomas Cushman. 

■■ .Jonathan Bosworth, 

•• Elizabeth South worth, 

■• Elizabeth Vaughan. 



Note 62, For Lewis see Note 10, 



FIFTH GEXERATION. !)1 

[ 96 ] CORNELIUS Tl AMBLEN.-^ (Benjamin, < Eleazer.' James,* ' ) 
b. 1719, perhaps in Eastham. ^lass.: m. 1st. by Joseph Lewis. Escj., June 23. 
1748, Jane, dau of Barnabas and Rebecca (Young) Young,* b. July 26, 172.'}: in. 
recorded in Orleans, then part of Eastham: wlio d. .Ian. 3, 1780: m. 2d, Oct 18, 
1780, Mrs. Ruth, widow of Joseph Cole, of Truro. Mass.: formerly widow of 
Benjamin Gross," of Truro, and dau. of Jonathan Dyer.t bap. Apr. 2,1738. 
Benj. Gross,« was a soldier in the French war: served under Gen. W(tlfe at 
Quebec: and d. at sea on transport from Cape Breton to Boston. 1759. Her .son. 
Joseph Cole, Jr., was one of the first settlers in Bucksport. Maine, and lived 
neighbor to his half-brother, Benjamin Gross: who m. Mercy, dau. of Cornelius 
Hamblen, above. Cornelius joined in the .settlement of his father's estate 
17-48: benig then of Eastham, in that part which is now Wellfleet: selectman. 
He d. there >'ov. 8, 1791. 



AVILL OF CORNELIUS HAMBLEN. 

In the name of God, Amen. The fourth day of November in the year of 
our Lord, one thousand seven hundred and ninety one, I, Cornelius Hamblen, 
of Wellfleet, in the County of Barnstable and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 
yeoman, being infirm in (body,) but well composed in mind, for which I thank 
God, but calling to mind my mortality: and I make and ordain this my last 
will and testament; tirst of all I recommend my .soul to God that gave it, and 
my body to the earth to be buried in a decent Christian manner at the discre- 
tion of my executor hereafter mentioned: and as to such worldly estate 
wherewith God hath blessed me in this life, I give demise and dispose of the 
.same in the manner f.ollowing: 

First. I give and bequeath to the children of my daughter, Martha 
Holbrook. deceased, twenty shillings equally amongst them, viz: Eleazer 
Holbrook, Peggy Holbrook, Jerusha Holbrook and Isaiah Holbrook, to be paid 
1 

* Note (53. Young was an old Cape Cod family. 

.lOHN YOUNG;! m. in Plymouth Colony, perhaps at Duxbury, Dec 13. KUS; lit; was an 
early settler at Nauset. (Eastham) Mass., between Ii5-t4-51. 

Children: 
.John, m. Sept. 2. lti"8. Abigail Howlaud.'- 

JOSEPH, •■ Oct. 28, 1(579. Sarah Davis.'-i 

Nathaniel, " Mercy Davis.2 

Probably others. 

+ Note (54. Several of the name Dyer were early in this country. George Dyar was pro- 
posed for freeman. Mass. Bay Colony. Oct. 19. KiiO; and took the oatli of freeman. May IS, \&i\ ; 
William Dyar, freeman, .Mar. ;j. KSJtS: Thomas Dyer, freeman. .May 2il. Itil-l. Tlie name Dyer is 
common at Truro, Wellfleet, Provineetown and other parts of Cape Cod. 

WILLIAM DYER.i m. Dec. 1(58(5. Mary. dau. of Henry Taylor; Progenitor of the Cape Cod 
family; res. Barnstable; and removed to Truro, Mass. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

30, 1(588. 

30, 1()90. 

1(592. 

11, I69;i 

1(595. 

3, 1(597. 

30. 1(598. 

1701. 

One Jonathan Dyer m. Iveturah Doane of Eastham, who may have been the parents of Mrs. 
Ruth Cole, who m. Cornelius Hamblen. 5 



Lydia. 


Mar. 


William, 


Oct. 


.Tonathax, 


Feb. 


Hexky, 


Apr. 


Isabel. 


July 


Ebenezer, 


.-Vpr, 


SA.MI'EL. 


Oct. 


.JUDAH. 


Apr. 



92 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

in money by my Executor hereafter mentioned, at their arriving to the age of 
twenty one years, or at marriage. 

1 also give and bequeath to all my children equally, viz: to Cornelius 
Hamblen. Rebeckah Smith, Mercy Gross, and Jane Haral)len all my old Held 
by the sliore, easiward of James Moris's dwelling house, and my oxen, one cow 
and a heifer, and all my .sheep, in equal shares. 1 also give and bequeath to my 
son, Cornelius Hamblen, all my clear upland around and adjoining my barn and 
dwelling house, together with my dwelling hou.se, barn and all my buildings, 
except such part thereof as is hereafter given to my daughter, Jane Hamblen, 
and my farming utensels. 1 also give and bequeath to my three daugliter.s, 
viz:— Rebeckah Smith, Mercy Gross and James Hamblen all my meadow and 
woodland, and my pew in the Meeting House in Wellrteet, equally amongst 
them, excepting a piece of wof)dland westward and northward of my house, 
which J also give and bequeatli to my daughter. Jane Hamblen. I also give 
and bequeath to my daughter. Jane Hamblen, my west room in my dwelling 
iiouse and half the chamber over it. and half the entry way, and the privilege 
of bringing & laying wood near to the house in such way and manner as shall be 
convenient, and also my red cow, and a privelege in my barn to keep a cow, & 
hay sufficient to winter her, and a convenient way to carry hay to the barn as 
occasion may require, and also all the clothing and beding which she has made 
since the decease of my .said wife, I also give and bequeath to my daughters, 
Rebecca Smith, Mercy Gross and Jane Hamblen, all my other household furni- 
ture and wearing apparel:and it is my will and request that my funeral charges, 
and the charges of settling my said estate, be paid out of such of my personal 
estate as is given to all my children in equal shar(\s, before any division thereof 
be made. 

And I do also constitute and appoint my son, Cornelius Hamblen, above 
mentioned, to be Executor to this my last will and testament, and I hereby 
ratify and confirm this and no other to be my last will and testament. 

In witness whereof 1 have hereunto .set my hand and seal the day and year 
afore mentioned. 

his 
CORNELIUS X HAMBLEN (L. S. ) 
mark 
Signed, sealed, pronounced & declared by the aforesaid Cornelius Hamblen 
to be his last will and testament in presence of us. 

Samuel Waterman. 
Levi Whitman. 
Samuel Atwood, Jr. 



INSCRIPTIONS ON THEIR GRAVES. 

In memory of 
Mr. Cornelius Hamblin 
Who died nov. 8, 1791, 
In the 72d YEAR of his age. 

In MEMORY OF 

Mrs. Jane Hamblin 

"WIFE OF 

Mr. Cornelius Hamblin 
Who died jan. 3d, 1780, 
In the 57 YEAR OF her age. 



P^IFTH GENERATION. m 





Ch. proljably 


b. 


Welltleet: 


27.5.* 


Benjamin, 








27H.* 


Ruth, 


b. 




1751. 


277.* 


Cornelius, 


u 




17.52. 


278.* 


Rehecca, 


il 




1753. 


27i). 


Eleazek, 






drowned at sea 


280.* 


.Joshua, 


•• 




1759. 


281.* 


Mekcv. 


" 


Mar. 


1760. 


282.* 


.Jane, 


•■ 


•J lily 


5, 1763. 



[ 97 ] .JOSHUA HAMBLIN,^ ( Bro. of Cornelius. ) 

b. Eastham, Mass., about 1721. The records of Orleans, Mass.. wliicli was 
setoff from Eastham, show that Joshua Hamblen and Mary Lewis,* both 
of Eastham were m. by Joseph Lewis, minister, Apr. 30, 1741. He signed an 
agreement for the settlement of his father's estate 1748, being then of East- 
ham. He removed to Phillip's Patent, in what is now Putnam Cttunty, N. Y., 
date unlvnown: and at one time resided upon what is known as the Gahn home- 
stead: being part of the land acquired by Dea. Eieazer Hamblin.' when lie 
.settled there. 1740. He afterwards settled with his s<ms near what is now the 
town of North East, in Duchess County, NY., on the Oblong, before the 
Revolution. A General Association was established in N. Y., 1775. to carry 
into effect the measures recommended by the Continental Congre.ss: local asso- 
ciations were also formed whose members were called associators. Tlie names 
of Joshua Hamblen and his son David are found in the list of associator.s in 
North East precinct, July 5, 1775, showing that they were ardent whigs. His 
monument in tlie cemetery at Mt. Winchell. two and a half miles nortli west 
from Millerton, N. Y., bears this inscription: 

Sacked 

To THE MEMORY OF 

MR. JOSHUA HAMBLEN, 

HE DIED JAN. 26, 1797, 
In THE 76 YEAR OF HIS AGE. 

Behcdd and see as you pass by, 

As you are now so once was I, 

As I am now so you must be. 

Prepare for death and follow me. 



\V I LL OF JOSH UA H AM BLIN. 

In the name of God amen! I, Joshua Hamblin, of the Oblong, in Dutdiess 
County, and State of New York, being in health and sound mind, do tiiis lirst 
day of August in the year 1783, make this my last will and testament 

Fir.st—1 commend my soul to God wlio gave it me and my body to dust 
from whence it came, in hope of a joyful resurection tiuough tiie merits of my 
Lord and Savior Jesus Christ: and as for my estate wliic-li God hutli given me. 
1 dispose tliereof as followotli:— 

First. I give my loving wife Mary, one third parte of my mcvcabk-.s tor 
her to dispose of as she pleaseth after my decease, and also the u.se of one I bird 
of my farm that I live on during her life, or till she maries again— when niared 



Note 6.x For Lewis see note 10. 



94 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



to resign the lands to my two sons Joshua & Ephraim, and 1 give to my son 
David Hamblin, the farm he now lives on, and 1 give to my two sons Joshua & 
Ephraim, the farm I now live on, to be equally divided between them; and for 
Joshua & Ephraim to pay all raydafters, Alydia and Betsey and Ahitabel and 
Sarah, twenty pounds apeace,to be payed by my executors out of my mones and 
movables; the debts to be payed out of my estate that I shall die siezd of; and I 
do hereby ordain and apoint my wife, Mary Hamblin and my son Joshua 
Hamblin, executors, in trust, to take care and se that my intent and meaning 
is truly performed, and for them to retain in their own hands all their expense 
and charges they pay in my funeral charges out of my estate: and 1 give them 
two guineas a peace in token of my love to them. In witness whereof, I, 
Joshua Hamblin, have to this my last will and testament set my hand and seal 
this day and year above written. 

JOSHUA HAMLIN— Seal. 

Ukiah Lawrence ) 
Joshua Dakin. ^ 

Li'THEK Holly. ) 

Proved Feb. 16 1787. 



Witnesses. 



283.* 

284.* 

285. 

286-* 

287. 

288. 

289. 



Children: 

DwiD, 

Efhhaim, 

Sarah, 

Joshua, 

Alydia, 

Betsey, 

Mahitable. 



b. 1743. 

" May 8, 1748. 
1748-9. 



[ 98 J BENJAMIN HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Cornelius,) 

bap. Truro, Mass., July 2, 1727, probably b. Eastham. Mass.. m. 1st, Mar. 24 
1748, Lydia Young,* of Eastham; m. 2d by Rev. Mr. Cheever, Sept. 12, 1780. 
Sarah Mayo;* marriage recorded in Orleans, then part of Eastham. He signed 
a settlement of his father's estate, 1748, being then of Eastham. David 
Hamblen wrote in 1845, that he settled at Fox Island, this was on the 
coast of Maine. The writer supposes this was an error. He d. Wellfleet, Mass., 
June 15, 1684; his widow m. Sept. 30, 1788, Edward Smith, of Wellfleet; and d' 
Feb. 13, 1832. 

Ch. by 1st wife; 



290.* 

291. 

292.* 

293.* 

294.* 

295.* 

296.* 

297 

298.* 
299.* 



Anna, 

Thankful, 

Lydia, 

Lois, 

Phebe, 

Tamsa, 

MiRA, 



b. Eastham. 

1755, d. 
1756. 
" Junel7,176L 



1769. 



Hampton Falls, Aug. 10, 1835, unm. 



By 2d wife b. Wellfleet: 
BEN.JAMIN. Apr. 18, 1782: d. 
Rebecca, " " " 

Ruth, Oct. 18. 1784. 



May 1800, Martinique. W. I. 



* Note 66. 

* Note 67. 



For Young see note 58. 
For Mayo see note 3L 



FIFTH GENERATION. 95 

[1)9J LYDLV H.AMBLIN," (Sister of Cornelius.) 

b. about 1724: m. Aug. 30, 1741, John VVillcut, of Hingluim, Mass. In 1748 
they are mentioned in the settlement of her father's estate as of Hint,'-iuim: 
David Hamblen wrote 1846, that her niece, Jane Whittaker, dau. of Cornelius 
Hamblen-^ often spoke of her aunts Willcut and Bates of Coliasset. Mr. IVtrter. 
of Bangor, Me. wrote 18j)li, that thej' went to Randolph. Mass: and mentions 
a grandson, no name. In 1899. Mr. Porter reported that he found no children. 
She d. Ilingham, Feb. 1, 1798: lie d. June 16, 1806, aged 89 yrs. 

[100] ISAAC HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Cornelius,) 

b. on C'ape Cod, Mass., 1728: m. Jan. 23, 1746-7, Sarah, dau. of Nicholas and 
Lydia Shaw.* b. Abington, Mass., Oct 1, 1726. Mr. Porter says that he lived 
in Bridgewater, near the Pembroke line: that the cellar of his house can still (X>- 
be seen. He d. there, 1762, before the birth of his youngest son. His widow re- 
married and removed with their children to Cumraington, Mass., 1776: she d. 
Plaintield. Mass., 1803. The births of the children, except John, are recorded in 
Bridgewater: the baptisms of the first three are in the church at Pembroke, 
the next four in East Brid/ewater Church: the dependants of the son John. 3 
claim that he was born in Bridgewater. Joseph Gannett, Jr. was appointed 
adm. of his estate, 1762, and in 1763, petitioned for leave to sell real estate to 
pay debts. 



COPY OF RECORD. 

Estate of Isaac Hamblin, of Bridgewater, 1762,— Decree: John Cushing. 
Judge. Whereas, it has been made to appear to me that the estate of Isaac 
Hamblin, cannot be divided among the heirs without great prejudice or spoil- 
ing the whole: which children and heirs, viz: Isaac, David Molly, .loseph. 
Sarah, and Jolm. have requested me to settle the whole on said Isaac, the eld- 
est son, he paying to the said other children their proportional shares of the 
value of said real estate pursuant to the appraisal and to law; Appraisal £Wb, 
13s. 4d. I do therefore settle the whole of the real estate upon Isaac, the eld- 
est son of said deceased, his heirs and assigns forever: he paying to said David, 
Molly. Joseph, Sarah and John, each, the sum of £9, 4s, H. with interest, with- 
in three months from the date hereof, being their single and proportionable 
shares of the value of two thirds part of the said estate; and also paying to the 
same David. Molly, .loseph, Sarah and John each the sum t)f £4, 12s, 3 farth- 
ings, at the death of said deceased's widow, when her dower in said estate will 
expire: being their single proportionable shares of the one third part of the 
said estate, allowing to said eldest son his double share in the whole. 
Ch. 1). Hiidge water: 



300.* 


Isaac . 


Nov. 14, 1748. 


301. 


An NEK, 


Oct. 14 1750: d. Dec. 14 1 


302.* 


Da-viu, 


May 23, 1752. 


303.* 


Molly, 


Aug. 8, 1754, 


.304.* 


JOSKIMI. 


Apr. 1. 1756. 


.30,5. 


Naukv. 


Nov. 19, 1757. 


306.* 


Sahah, 


Sept. 20. 1760. 


307.* 


John, 


Oct. 22. 17(i2. 



* NoteBS. Shaw. 2d son of Duni-an Macduff, third Earl of Fife, (but 8th Thane) took iis 
his wiff. Esjidii' .Mont^rDmi-ry. This Sliaw canu- in tla- North country of ."^i-ot I and witli K'iiisr 
Malcom IV. tosuppnss an iiisiirrection in Uti.i. and for his valor and forlituilu was made ;;ovt'r- 



96 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

nor of tJie castle of Inverness, and received possession of tiie lands of Petty Brockley with tin- 
forest of Strthern. About this time beji;an the surname Shaw from a grandson of the Thane of 
Fife, who was called Malcom Macshaw Macduff. The motto of the Shaws was -Faithful unto 
death." 

ABRAHAM SHAW.i b. England; m. there. Iiilii. Bridget, dau. of Henry Best, of Ovenden. 
Halifax parish. Yorkshire. Eng., b. there, Apr. It. l.W::. He came to Watertown. Mass.. after 
ItiiWI; where he was granted eighty acres of land, on which he built a dwelling and mills: free- 
man Mar. 9. 16;j6-7; his house was burned Oct. Iti36. and he removed to Dedham. where he prob. 
d. about KiJJS; she d. Dedham or Weymouth. Mass. The children named below were mentioned 
in his will. 

Children: 
.Joseph. b. Mar. 14. KilH: England; d. Sept. 16. 1704. 

.John. " May 23. 16:S0; 

Mary, 
Martha. 

Dea. .JOHN SHAW.2 b. Eng. May 23. 1630; probably m. in Weymouth. Mass.. 1st. Alice 

Philips; 2d. Hannah . He must have come to America with liis parents in infancy; and res. 

in Watertown. Dedham and Weymouth, Mass.; he d. Weyn:outh. Mar. 2, 1718. 

Cli. Ijy 1st wife, b. Weymouth: 

Elizabeth, Feb. 26. 1655. 

Abraham, Oct. 10. 1657. 

Mary. Mar. 23, 1660. 

Nicholas. May 16. 1662. 

Joseph. Apr. 15. 1664. 

Alice, .July 26, 1666. 

Hannah. Apr. 7, 1688. 

Benjamin. .June 16, 1670. 

Abigail. .July 15, 1672. 

Ebenezer, Apr. 24, 1674. 

By 2d wife, b. Weymouth; 

.John. Dec. 16, 1679. 

Abraham, Feb. 14. 1684. 

Hannah, Apr. 26, 1687. 

John. Jan. 20. 1689. 

Mary. May 5, 1691. 

Benjamin, July 25, 1693. 

NICHOLAS SHAW.s 1). Weymouth, Mass., May 17. 1662: m. Deborah; he d. Abington, Mass.. 
1717. 

Children; 

Alice, b. Apr. 13, 1687. 

Nicholas, •• May 7, 1689. 

Joshua. '• Mar. 18, 1692. 

John, •• Mar. 21, 1696. 

Zachary. •• May 7, 1699. 

KuTH. ■• Mar. 8. 1701. 

Abraham. •• Dec. 2.5, 1702. 

Sarah, " May 1704. 

Benjamin, •• Feb. 2. 1706. 

NICHOLAS SHAW,* b. May 7, 16*<9; m. 1st Lydia; m. 2d. Ruth Beal. 
Ch. by l.st wife: 

Deborah. b. .Jan. 26, 1717. 

Lydea, •• .Jan. 5, 1720. 

Bathsheba, " Mar. 10, 1722, 

^''^^^»- '• Oct, 1. 1726: m. Isaac Hamlen. Jr. 

Miriam. •• .Jan, 9, 1728-9. 

■Tohn, Mar. 4. 1731. 

William. May 12. 173,5. 



FIFTH GENERATION. M7 

[ 101 ] MARY H AMRLIN,'^ (Sister (.f Cornelius,) 

b. probably at Easthain, Mass., about 17;{0; in. about 1750, Joseph*, son oi 
Benjamin and Mehitable (Aldent) Richards,* of West Brid^'ewater, Ma.ss., b. 
1714: She signed an aj^reement for the settlement of her fathers estate 1748, 
as "Mary Hamblin." of Eastham. It is traditional that they removed to East 
Stoughton. now Avon, near the Randolph line: another account .says, they re- 
moved to Manchester. N. H., 17(io: to Hartland. Vt., 1785. Both d. East 
Stoughton: she Feb. «. 1802: he xVpr. 1795. 

Ch. b. Stoughton: 
308.* Joseph, May 20, 17—. 
Perhaps others. 

[ 102 ] Major ELEAZER HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Cornelius,) 
Many statements and traditions of this noted man have been examined. 
It has been impossible to harmonize them all. No record of the place or date 
of his birth has been discovered, but the inscription on his grave stone indicates 
that it was about July, 1732. The home of his parents was in Welltleet, then 
part of Eastham, Mass., where he was probably born. He is not mentioned in 
the settlement of his father's estate, 1748: perhaps because he was then a minor. 
Many years ago his dau. Sarah, made some statements relative to the family 
relatives, from which her nephew, Hon. Elijah L. Hamlin," preserved memo- 
randa: .showing among other facts, that Major Eleazer above, had sisters named 
Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Holmes; whose family records are given in the proper 
order elsewhere: showing them to be children of Benjamin Hamblin*. Eleazer,* 
m. 1st, East parish, Bridge water, Mass., by Rev. John Augier, June 30, 1752, 



By 3d wife. 








RCTH. 


^ b. Feb. 




17:{6. 


Deborah. 


* '• June 


S, 


1739. 


Ezra. 


•• Aui?. 


22 


1741. 


Stephen. 


•' Feb. 


25. 


1744. 


Lyuia. 


■' Aug. 


i:i. 


1747. 


Philip, 


•' .Jan. 


Si. 


174S-9. 



* Note 6S. Benjamin Richards.'' Josepli,- William.' 
WILLIAM RICH ARDS.i mentioned at Plymouth. Mass.. Mar. 25, 1K«; removed to Sclt- 
uate .Jan. 6. 16:^(5-7; was at Weymoutli lft4.>; constable 1()59; m. Grace Shaw; will Jan. IS. 1«nO: 
proved July 2.5, 1(582; His brother .John and sister Sarah probal)ly came with him to America. 

Children: 

John, m. Sarah 

Joseph. " Susan 

James. " Ruth 

Wii.i.iAM. h. .\pr. 2. 165S. Weymouth; m. Mary 

Benjamin, " May 19, \mx "' d. KWl unm. 

+ XOTEtJ9. JOHN ALDEN.i b. England. 1.590; m. 1621. Priscllla.Mulllns; iHJth Clime in llie 
Mtniflower, 1620; settled in Duxbury. Mass.; Assistant to the Governor. 

Children: 
.lOHN, b. 1622; m. Elizabeth Everell. 

Joseph; " Mary Simmons. 

Elizabeth; " William Pabodie. 

David; •' Mercy South worth. 

Jonathan, b. 1627: •' Abigail Hallet. 
Sah.\h. " Alexander Stamlish. 

Ruth; " John Bass. 

Mary. " Thomas Delano. 

Mehitable. dau. of Isaac Alden, whom. Benjamin Rlchards,3 descended from this family. 



98 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Lydia Bonney,* of Pembroke, Mass., who d. Aug. 12, 1769; m. 2d, 1772, Mrs. Sarah 
Bryant, whose maiden name was Lobdell: she had two children by a former 
husband, George and William Bryant: the former died at sea; the latter is 
believed to have settled in Waterford, Maine: m. 3d, Westford, Mass., by Rev. 
Matthew Scribner, June 3, 1789. Mrs. Hannah, widow of Timothy Fletcher, Jr., 
and dau. of Philip,* and Phebe (Hildreth) Proctor,t b. Aug. 4, 1747: she was an 
original member of Union Cong, church, Westford, formed Dec. 25, 1828: she 
d. Westford, July, 1837. He settled in Pembroke. Mass.. and was baptized in 
Second church, there, Feb. 6, 1762; prior to which his five eldest children were 
baptized there, "on account of his wife." He was grantee in fifteen deeds of 
land in Pembroke and Bridgewater, from 1757 to 1774: removed to Harvard 
Mass., about April, 1776. A romantic story is told of his courtship of the 
widow, Fletcher, who kept a tavern in the village of Westford; that she had a 
dower in land, and that Mayor Hamlin married the widow, purchased the 
shares of the other heirs, and removed there from Harvard. He told his 
dau., Sarah, that he dropped the b from his name to make it shorter. The 
Mass. Colonial records have many references to his military services in the 
Revolution. He was 2d Lieut, in the Lexington Alarm Roll of Capt. James 
Hatch's Co. 



MUSTER ROLL 



of a company of Minute Men that marched from the West Parisli in 
Pembroke to Scituate and Marshtield, an the Alarm of 19th of April, 1775: 

James Hatch, Captain, 19 April to 29 April, 11 days, wages £ 6 per mo. 

Consider Cole, 1st Lieut. " " " 

Eleazer Hamblin, 2d Lieut. " " " 

Caleb Howland, Sergt. " " " 

Thomas Fuller, " " " " 

Nathaniel Thomas, " •' " " 

Seth Phillips, •' •> " " 

Daniel Crooker, Corp. " " " 

Sam'l Howland, " •* " " 

Eph'rm Briggs, " '• " " 

Lyons Isar, '' " '• " 

Ezek'l Bonney, Fifer, •' " " 

Isaac Wade, Drum. '• " " 

Increase Robinson, Private, " " " 

Isaac Reals, " '« " " 

Isaac Moore, " " " " 

Chris'r Phillips, •• •• " " 

Isaac Bonney, " " " " 

Elijah Cushing 3d, " " " •' 

Eleaz'r Bisbv. " " " " 



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* NotkTO. eleazer HAMLIN.s.Tr. wrote in 1846. that the maternal grand parents of 
his mother, Lydia Bonney. were named Howland; that her grandmother lived to a great age. 
and died in Pembroke, as did her grandfather, and father; her mother died in Turner. Maine. 

t Note 71. PHILIP PROCTER.* Thomas.3 Samuel.2 Robert.i 

GRACE FLETCHER, the wife of Hon. Daniel Webster, of Mass., was grandaugliter of 
Timothy and Bridget (Richardson) Fletcher, and niece of the first husband of Hannah Fletcher 
Hamlin. 



FIFTFT GENERATION. 



99 



Leonard Hill, 


Pri. 


Ut A pri 


1 to 29 


April 


11 days, 


wages 


t:2.4s. 


per 


mo. 


Thomas Lincoln, 


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Elijah Ciooker, 


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11 


11 


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James Gushing, 


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11 


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Levi Crool<, 


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11 


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Daniel Garnet, Jr., 


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Sam'l Harden, 


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Abijah Levett, 


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Sam'l Gorham, 


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Tilden Crooi<er, 


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Seth Perry, 


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11 


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11 


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Isaac Phillips, 


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11 


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John Hutson, 


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11 


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Reuben Clark, 


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Dan'l Child, 


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David Beals, 


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Benj. Munroe, 


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Lot Phillips, 


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Wm. Gould, 


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Seth Cox, 


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Alex'r Soaper, 


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Wm. Hayford, 


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Heze'h Pearce, 


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11 


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11 


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11 


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Jon'a Bonney, 


u 


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11 


11 


II 


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Gershom Ramsdell, 


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Charles Jewett, 


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Middlesex ss: Dec. 19, 177.5. 
James Hatch made solemn oath that the Muster Roll by him subscribed is 
according to the best of his knowledge just and true in all its parts. 

Jus. Peace 

ince 



Before me, Moses Gill, | ThrooufyrProvii 



In Council; Mar. 14, 177f). Read .t allowed vt ordered that a warrant be 
drawn on the Treas'r for £.53, 16s. Hid. in full of this r<»ll. 

PEREZ MORTON, 
D. Secry. 

Examined and allowed after a deduction of 2s. per man for 52 men .S: i fur 
one; amounting in the whole to £5, .5s. 4d. for Billitting -Tiiere remains now 
due £53, Kis. Hid. JONAS DIX, pr. order. 

Examined and compared with the original. 

JOSIAH JOHNtSON 
JONAS DIX 

He was also Captain in Col. .John Thomas' Regt.; Mu.ster Roll, dated Aug. 
1, 1775; Enlisted May 1, 1775: commissioned May 19: served three months, 
1 week, 1 day: residence, Pembroke. 



}o 



)mmittee. 



100 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



In list ot otticers in Gen. Thomas' Regt.: commissioned May 19, 1775, 
rank, captain: 

Eleazer Hamlen, Captain on Company Return in Col. John Thomas' 
Regt., no date; belonged to Pembroke. 

Captain Hamblen, on Company return in Gen. Thomas' Regt., May 24, 1775. 

Hetman's Historical Register of Officers of the Continental Army gives 
Eleazer Hamlin, Captain, Thomas' Mass. Regt., May to Dec. 1775; and Captain, 
23d Continental Infantry, Jan. 1, 1776. 

The records of the Pension office sliow that he served as Captain of a 
Harvard Company in Col. Bailey's Mass. Regt. 

Eleazar Hamblen, Captain and Con]pany Returned in Col. John Thomas' 
Regt., no date; belonged to Pembroke. 

The following proceedings show that he was still in the army in December, 
1776. 



PETITION FROM CAPTAIN HAMLEN. 

To the Honorable William Heath, Esq., Major General in the service of 
the United States. 

Honoured Sir: tlie petition of your petitioner humbly sheweth: That 
your petitioners, by order of (Jeneral Nixon, took the charge of a number of 
sick, belonging to his brigade, in Orange-Town, the province of New York: 
and as various reports have circulated, and are still circulating to the pre- 
judice of your petitioners, viz: Your petitioner making application of public 
stores received from Colonel Tupper, for the u.se of sick under my care, and 
sundry other accusations; which would only create a multiplicity of words, not 
worthy of troubling your Honour with; tlierefore, as your petitioner is tlius 
prejudiced to his dishonour, would esteem it favour your Honour would order 
a Court of Inquiry, as quick as may be, that he may have a publick hearing; 
and your petitioner, as in duty bonnd, shall ever pray — 

ELEAZER HAMLEN. 

Peekskill, 27th December, 1776. 

The proceedings are quite long: but the following is the finding by the 
court. 

"With respect to the sick under his fCaptain Hamlin's) care, and the dis- 
position of the publick property entrusted with him, has been agreeable to his 
orders, as well as to the rules of justice prudence and good, economy; that the 
complaints against his conduct, tliat has came before us, are by no means sup- 
ported: and consequently, that his character must, in our humble opinion, 
stand as fair in the eyes of the world as ever. 
Peekskill, Dec. 28, 1776. 

JOSEPH P , Pres. 

"For and on behalf of said Court " 
Approved: 

Per, W. HEATH, M. General. 



FIFTH GENERATION. 101 

It is traditional, that because of his large family at home, requiriiiK bis 
caie, he retired with the rank of Brevet Major: that when bidding farewell to 
Washington, the general gave him two hundred dollars in Continental money. 
Four of his sons, Africa, Europe, America^ Eleazer, and son-in-law, Lieut. Seth 
I'liillips, served in the revolution. 

After the war the General Court of Mass. gave him a grant of land in 
Maine, in consideration of the services of his family in the Revolution: called 
"Hamlin's Grant,'" to this day: which proving worthless, was so reported: and 
his si)ns were allowed to select lands for farms and settlements in the town 
afterwards called Waterford. in Oxford County Maine. 

He was a great reader, particularly fond of history and biograjjliy. and was 
one of the founders and stockholders of the present public libraiy in Westford, 
established in 1797. 

His grandson. Rev. Cyrus Hamlin, I). D. of Lexington, Mass. wrote in 189.5. 
that the house and barn of Eleazer Hamlin, in Harvard, over one hundred 
years old, were then in good condition. 

His son Asia, succeeded him in the homestead at Westford: he by his son 
Cyrus: and he by his son, Charles A. Hamlin, the present occupant. 

The history of Harvard states: In 1777, Captain Eleazer Hamlin, from 
Pembroke, purchased of Aaron, son of John Davis, a farm of one hundred and 
twenty eight acres, including a potash works, situated in the northern part of 
Harvard. The estate was in later j'ears f)ccupied by the heirs of the late Lowell 
Sprague. The Captain had large means, and was a man of great energy: he 
.soon became influential in Town Councils." 

That "he was one of the most popular Moderators at the town meetings." 
"Was member of the Committee of Correspondence and Safety, 1779." 
"Was a licensed Inn-holder 1780-5." 

"Delegate at Concord, Oct. 1779; Selectman 1782: Delegate to Convention 
at Lunenburg, May 19, 1785;" 

Inscription on grave of his wife at Harvard: 

In memoky ok 

Mrs. Sakah Ha.mlkn 

Wife ok 

Capt. Eleazek Hamlin, 

Who departed this like 

Nov. VE 15, 178S. 

In the 45th year ok her age. 

Inscripticmon grave of his .son: 

Here lies the m»DY ok Asia Hamlin son ok Capt. Elea/ek 
Ha.mlin ^V Mrs. Sakah his avike, who died Nov. ye 2, 1778, .E 4 years 
5 MONTHS & 21 D. 



102 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

His Ixidy is buried by the side of his son Green, in the east burying ground, 
Westford. His tombstone: a large, fine, slate slab, of the fashion of a century 
jig(. -showing that it must have been erected about the time of his death; and 
would naturally have a correct inscription— gives the date of his death: Dec. 1, 
ISOT. aged 75 years and 5 months. 

Tiie same record is in the bible of his son Asia, in possession of Charles A . 
Hamlin a descendant, who resides on the Hamlin homestead in Westford. 

The i;^ olde-st children were born in Pembroke, the other in Harvard. 
The baptisms are recorded in the Second Church of Christ, Pembroke. 

Ch. by first wife. b. Pembroke: 

:W9. Asia. Mar. 9. 1753: bap. Oct. 1«. 1757: d. aged 17 yrs. 

:ilo.* Elizabeth. Oct. 27, 17,54; " " " " 

;ni.* Alice, Feb. 17, 175«: " " " " 

■M2* .\KKicA, Jan. 27, 1758; " Feb. 26, 1758. 

31;^.* Europe, Nov. 20. 1759; '" Apr. 20, 1760. 

314* Amehica, Oct. 20, 1761; " Nov. 22, 1761. 

815.* Lydia. Nov. 5, 176H: " Nov.— 1763. 

316.* Eleazek, Sept. 23, 1765; " Sept. 29, 1765. 

317.* Mahy, Aug. 3, 1767: '• Sept. 13, 1767. 

.318.* Cykus, ,Iuly 21, 1769; " Aug. 20, 1769. 

319.* Han-mhal, " " " " " " " 

By Second wife: 

32(1. Asia. b. May 11, 1774,; Pembroke: d. Nov. 2, 1778. 

.321.* Sally, " Oct. 29, 1775; Pembroke, bap. .Jan. 26, 1776. 

322.* Isaac, " .Jan. 30, 1778; Harvard. 

323.* Asia, '• May 15, 1780; 

324. Gkeen, '• 1782; " d. July 2, 1798. 

325.* George, " 

[ 103 1 ELIZABETH HAMBLIN,'^ (Sister of Cornelius,) 
Probably b. Eastham, Mass.: m. East parish, Bridgewater, Mass. ,Nov. 5, 
1750. William Holmes, of Pembroke, Mass. 
Cli. b. Pembroke: 
326. Ste'i'son, Mar. 25, 1753. 

[ 105 ] ELIJAH HAMBLIN,=" ( Elisha,* Eleazer,» James,^ i) 

b. Mar. 22, 1722-3, perhaps in Eastham, Mass., birth recorded in Orleans. 

then part of Eastham: ra. Mary . He probably removed to Conn.*. The 

records of VoUintown, Ct., show that Elijah Hamblin of that place conveyed 
land to Elisha Hamblin, 1760: and the records of Preston, Ct., show that Elijah 
Hamlin conveyed land to Mary Cook, of Preston, Feb. 23. 1758. Their son, Eli- 
jah, was l)ai). in Griswold, Ct., Aug. 26, 1759. The records of Canterbury, Ct., 
show flu- births of the following children of Elijah and Mary Hamblin: 



* NoTK "•_'. riif I'reston, Ct. records, show that Joseph Hamlin witnessed a deed from 
Tliomfi-s Stiinton of Preston to his brother .Joseph Stanton, 1718-9; 

Tlial .\iii',;:ill Hanilln witnessed a deed there, 1721; 

.hidllli (.liKhih:') Hamlin, son of .Joseph, baptized. Griswold. Ct.. formerly part of Preston 
Apr. i l7-2\; 

fiUry Hamblen, dan. of Keziah b. Voluntown.Ct., Mar. 16, 1763. 

Kiitb Hamblen, d. \N)luntown. May 9, 1764. 



327. 


Elizabeth 


328. 


Elijah, 


329. 


John, 



FIFTH GENERATION. 103 

May 14, 1749. 
June 2, 1751. 
May 12, 1753. 

[ 105 ] ELISHA HAMBLEN,5 ( Bro. of Elijah, ) , 

The records of Voluntown, Ct., show that Samuel Lattemore of New Lon- 
don, Ct., (X)nveyed land to Elisha Hamblin, Jr., of Voluntown. Jan. 3, 1754. 
The records of Sandwich. Mass., show that Elisha Hamlen Jun., of Voluntown, 
Ct., and Jane Blackwell,* of Sandwich, were m. there, by Rev. Mr. Williams, 
July 1, 1762; she was dau. of Samuel and Mary ( Smith ) Blackwell, b. Sandwich, 
Mar. 29, 1738; and perhaps a second wife. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 
330.* Bazaliel Smith, Aug. 17, 17(>3. 

[10(iJ EZRA POPE, MExperience Jenkins,* Experience Hamlin, 'Mames,"^! 
b. Sandwich. Mass., Apr. 3, 1719; m. there, Aug. 18, 1748, Sarah Freeman, t 
of Sandwich, Mass.: settled in Newport, R. I. 

Children: 
331. Experience, b. Nov. 9, 1762. 
3:52. Sarah. 



* Note 73. MICHAEL BLACKWELL. was in Sandwich. Mass.. 1654and 167ii; and on Oct. 
22, 1683. wa^ an appraiser of tile estate of Edmund Freeman, of Sand wicli; .Josliua Blacliwell, 
senior, and .lunior. and Josliua :id. .Joiin, Samuel, and Mioali Blackwell were residents of 
Sandwicii, 1730. 

t Note 74. EDMOND FREEMAN. i came from England; wasatSaugus (Lynn.) Mass. 
16;i5; Freeman, Plymoutli, Jan. 2. 16:^7: resided a short time in Duxbury. one of the "ten men of 
Saujrus", who settled the town of Sandwich, Mass. , 1637; His status may he infered from tlie 
fact, tliat, of the fifty eight, who became entitled to shares in the land, his portion was much, 
the largest. He was assistant, magistrate, and Judge of Courts. During tlie period of the 
Quaker persecutions, he was noted for toleration and moderation, and was fined ten sliillings 
for refusal to aid in their prosecutions. No blemish can be found on his life; wife. Elizabeth: 
will June 21, 16S2, proved Nov. 2. 16S2; both d. Sandwich; he 16S2. aged 92; she Feb. U. 1675-6. 
They are buried ou his land in Sandwich; and the place marked by two rustic stone.s. called 
the "Saddle and Pillion," placed thereby his direction on the death of his wife. 

England; m. Dea. William I'addy. 

" Rebecca Prence and Margaret Perry. 
•■ John Ellis. 
" Mary Prence. 
• Edward Perry. 

EDMUND FREEMAN.2 b. England; m. 1st. Apr. 22.1646. Rebecca, dau. of Gov. Thoma.s 
Prence; m. 2d. July 1«. 1651, Margaret Perry; res. Sandwicii; deputy 16(59-75. 

Children: 

Rebecca. b. Sandwich; m. Ezra Perry. 

Margaret. " Oct. 2. 16;)2. 

Edmund. " Oct. .5. 1655; " Sarah 

Alice, " Mar. 29, 1658. 

Rachaei,, " Sept. 4. 16;59; " John Landers. 

Sarah. " Feb. 6. 1662; " Ri<-hard Landers. 

Deborah. " Aug. 9. 1665: " Thomas Landers. 

EDMUND FREEMAN.:* b. Sandwich. Oet. 5. 1655; m. Sarah ( SkitVV ) res. Sandwich most of 
his life; removed to Yarmouth, in that part now North Dennis; he d. May IS, 1720; will May 13, 
1720. 

Ch. b. Sandwich; 
Edmund. Aug. :iO. 16S3; m. Kezia Presbury. 

Ben.iamin, Jan. 6. 1685-6; " Patience Nye. 



Children: 




Alice. 


b. 


Edmund. 


•' 


Elizabeth. 


■ 162.5, 


John. 


" 1627. 


Mary. 


•• 



1,H THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

( 108 ] CH A RLES POPE,^ (Bro. of Ezra, ) 

h Sanrlwich. Mass., Feb. 28, 1724-5; m. Dec :{. 1749, Judith Smith, of 
Nnrwalk. Ct.; b. Awg. 21, 1728. He d. after 1770. 
Ch. b. Norwalk: 
3:j;{. S.\k.\ii. May 21, 1751. 

:m. .Joanna. Apr 24, 1754. 

;«5. RoHKirr. Feb. 15, 1756. 

;«H. Chaiu.es, Mar. 22, 1758. 

:«7. Judith, Nov. 22, 1760. 

338.* EzuA, Dec. 22, 1762. 

339. .ToiiN, Jan. 15, 1764. 

340.* Lkwis, Oct. 7, 1766. 

341.* Edward, Jan. 15, 1770. 

[ 109] LEMUEL POPE,MBro. of Ezra,) 

The Hist, of Barnstable Co., 1890, gives this lineage. One Lemuel was 
Town Treasurer of Sandwich, 1783. 
Child: 

342.* Seth. 

f 110 ] SETH POPE,s (Bro. of Ezra, ) 

h. Sandwich, Mass., April 19, 1731: Martha, dau. of Ebenezer and Lydia 
(Lothrop) Bacon,* Nov. 6, 1734; res. Voluntown, now Sterling, Ct., 1749-1774. 



Maky. 


Mar. 


\H, 1687; 


•' Timothy Nye. 


.FOHN, 


.June 


1:.'. 169:s: 


'• Deliverance Law 


I'homas. 


.Mar. 


:.'(). 16!«); 


■■ ivezia Hoxie. 


.IdSKPH. 


.luly 


IH. W.W; 


•• TabithaTobey. 


W 11,1,1A.M. 


Dec. 


4, 170(1; 


•' Mary Bodflsh. 


Sahah. 


Dec. 


6. 170:t: 


•' Isaac Nye. 


Isaac. 


Oct. 


m noti; 


■• Deborah Foster. 



ISAAC FREEMAN.* b. Sandwich. Oct. 20,1706; m. Nov. 22, !":«. Deborah, dau. of. Joseph 
Foster of Barnstable, formerly of Marsh field, later of Sandwich; b. .Jan IS. 1710-1 ; he d. Sept. 16. 

Children: 

Ebknk/.kh. I). Auj:. 19. 17.^4, Sandwich. 

Natha.n. •• Nov. 19. 17:55; m. Mary 

Dkuohah. "Feb. 2, 17;iS-9. 

Isaac. •• Feb. 11. 1741-2. 

NATHAN FUKEMAN.s b. Sandwich. Nov. 19.17:35: m. Mary : removed to Harwich. 

Mass.. and d. tliere Nov. S, 1769. ' 

Children: 
■'ani-:. bap. .Inly 19. 1761. Hardwick. 

Dki.i VKUANCK. ni. .lonatliaii Childs .Jan. 13. 1778. 
Nathan. b. .May ;i0. 1762. 

•losKPH. •• May 1. 1764. 

■Sakaii I'npK," l)ap. Sept. 14. 1766. 
.losKi'H, •• May 13. 1770. 

It Is supposed this family are related to the Sarah Freemah who m. Ezra Pope. 

• NnTK75. NATHANIEL BACON.i came over early, and had a brother Samuel and 
sister Ell/.al>fih : all settled in Barnstable; he was amonK the first settlers. Tanner and currier; 
fr«'enian. .lune l(i4t>; constable 1650; deputy to Colony court. 1652-1665; assistant. 1657-73; member 
i-»Huifli of war. 165S and 1667; m. Dec. 4. 1642. Hannah, dau. of Rev. John Mayo. He d, Oct. 1673, 
probably less than 60 years old; his widow survived him many years, and was living 1691. 
Ch. b. Barnstable 

"'^'■<^-^"- b. Sept. 4. 164;^; m. Thomas Walley. .Ir. 

Natmaniki,. bap. Feb. 15. 164.5-6. 



FIFTH GENERATION. 105 

He was "ran over by a cart, Sept. 1774." probably in Lebanon, Ct., causing his 
death. 

Mary. b. Aug. 12, 1648. 

Samuel, " Feb. 25. 16.^0-l; m. Mary Jacobs. 

Elizabeth, " .Tan. 2S. 16.i3-t; d. unm. 1676. 

.Teremiah, '■ May s. I(i57; m. Elizabeth Howes. 

Mercy, " Feb. 2\ 1659-60; m. Hon. John Otis. 

John. " June 1665; m. Mary Howes and Madame Sarah Warren. 

N.\TH.\N1EL BACON,-^ b, Barnstable, bap. Feb 15. 1645-6; m. 1st. Mar. 27, 1673, Sarah, dau. 
of Gov. Thomas Hinckley, b. Barnstable. Nov. 4, 1646; who d. Feb. 16, 16S6-7; m. 2d, Hannah 
(Lumbert?) He d. Dec. 1691; will Aui;. 6. 1691; proved May 9, 1692. 

Cli. b, Barnstable: 

N.iTHANiEL. Sept. 9. 1674; m, Ruth Doggett. 

Mary. Oct. 9, 1677: " John Crocker. 

Elizabeth. Apr. 11. 16>0; "' Israel Tapper. 

Sa.muel, Jan. -20. 16S2; " Mary Huckins. 

Dea. SAMUEL BACON.3 b. .Ian. Id, Ii;s2; m. Mar. :J0, 1704. .Mary, dau. of Thomas and 
Hannah (Chipman) Huckins, b. Barnstable. June 13. 16s4: m. 2d, Jan. 26. 1 70s, Sarah, dau. of 
Edward Taylor, and widow of Samuel Allen Jr., res. in the ancient family house in Barnstable. 
He d. Apr. 29. 1728; his widow d. Sept. 24. 1753. aged 73. 

Children: 

Ebenezer. b. Mar. 16. 1705; d. July 17: 1706. 

Ebenezer. . ■' Dec. 4, 1708; m. Lydia Lothrop. 

Mercy, " May 22, 1710; " Jonathan Hallett. 

Edward, •■ .Ian. 23. 1714-5. 

For Chipman see note 60. 
For Huckins see note 59. 

EBENEZER BACON.* b. Barnstable. Dec. 4. 1705; m, there. Jan. 17. 1734, Lydia, dau. of 
Thomas, and Experience (Gorham) Lothrop. b. Barnstable, about 1716; bap. June 27. 1725. He 
removed with his wife and Ave children to Lebanon, Ct., 1745. 
Ch. b. Barnstable: 

Martha. b. Nov. 6. 1734; m. Seth Pope. 

Note 76. Rev. JOHN LOTHROP. was the twelfth child of Thomas Lowthropp. of 
Cherry Burton, later of Ellen in Yorkshire, Eng. ; who was son of John, of Lowthropp, a parisli 
in the East Riding of York. The name has been variously spelled; Lathropp, Lothrop, Lath- 
rop, Laythrope, Lawthrop, Lawthrope. &c.; said to be derived from the Sa.xan words Lrt, to 
look, see, behold; and throp. a village; hence Lathmp. see the village or town. The name of his 
iirst wife, who he w. about 1620; and who d. 1633, is unknown; m. 2d, Feb. 17, 1636-7. Widow Ann 
Hammond. He was an educated man, took orders in the English church, and was settled at 
Egerton, Kent, fifteen miles from London, separated from the church and removed to London, 
1624; and succeeded Rev. Henry Jacob, first pastor of the first Independent or Congregati<jiial 
Society. London. Apr. 29, 1632, his congregation were apprehended by Tomlinson. the officer of 
Archbishop Laud, at the house of .Mr. Humphrey Barnett, a brewer's clerk in Black Fryers. 
Forty two were arrested, eighteen of whom escaped, and imprisoned in the Clink, New Prison 
and the Gate House; where they were confined about two years: when they were released on 
bail, e.xcept Mr. Lothrop, for whom no favor could at first be obtained: when he petitioned the 
King, Charles I. for liberty to leave England, which was granted. During his imprisonment 
his wife died, and this distress of his family, moved the government to permit him to depart. 
He arrived at Boston in the Griffin, Sept. IS. 1634; his children Jane. Barbara and Thomas prob- 
ably cama with him. He settled in Scituate. Mass.. and was pastor of the church organized 
there, Jan. s, 1634. Some of the members of his church in London also settled in Scituate. Mr. 
Lothrop and a large numVjer of his church removed to Barnstable. Oct. 21.1639; where he was 
pastor of the church the remaindbr of his life. A portion of his house there, was said to he 
part of the "Barnstable Inn." in 1900. He d. there. .Nov. H. 1655. 
Ch. b, England: 

Jane. Sept. 29, 1614. Edgerby ; m. Samuel Fuller. 

Ann, Mar. 12. 1616; d. 1619. 

John. Feb. 22. 1617-8: 

Barbara, Oct. 1.1619: m..John Emsoner. 



lUi 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY 



343. 

:^44.* 

345.* 

MG.* 

347.* 



Ch. b. Voluntown: 

Lyuia, Feb. 28, 1767: m. Elijah Hamlin.« 

Esther. 

ILVNNAIl. 

a daughtkk. 
Martha. 



11)21 ; 



16:i4; d. 17te; 



Widow Sarah Ewer. 

Elizabeth Scudder and Abigail 

Mary Ansel. 

Martha 



Thomas. 
Samtei.. 

.I<ISK1'H, 

Benjamin. 

By 2d wife. b. Scituate: 
Baunabas. bap. .Tune 6. loaa. d. Oct. 36. 1715; m. Susan Clark and Abigail Dudson. 
A DAruHTEK. miS; •• .Julym 16.5S. 

By 2d wife, b. Barnstable: 
Aiikjaii,. bap. Nov. 2, IWJ: m. .lames Clark. 

Bathshua. Feb. 27. IWl; " Alex. Marsh. 

.John. Feb. 9. 1M4; "' Mary Cole and Widow Hannah Fuller. 

A son. 

THOMAS LOTHKOl'.-i b. England. 1621; came over with his father; m. Barnstable. Dec, 11. 
1639, Mrs. Sarali. widow of Thomas Ewer. b. England about 1612. He was a surveyor and mathe- 
matician. 

Cli. b. Barnstable: 

Maky. Oct. 4. 1640; in. .lohn Stearns, Wm. French and Isaac Mixer. 

Hannah. Oct. It*. 1642. 

Thomas, .luly 7. 1644. 

Mei.atiah. Nov. 2. 1646; m. Sarah Farrah. 

Bethia. .July 23.1649; " .John Hinckley. 

MELATIAU 1^0THK0P,:M). Barnstable, Nov. 2, 1646; m. there. May 20, 1667. He d. Feb. 6. 
1711-2. 



Ch. b. Barnstable: 



Thomas. 


Aug. 


22 


168S; 


Tabitha. 


Apr. 


a. 


1671. 


Isaac. 


.Tune 


23. 


1673. 


.loSEl'H. 


Dec. 


15. 


1675. 


Elizabeeh. 


Nov. 


23. 


1677. 


ICHABOD, 


June 


20, 


1680. 


Shtbaei,. 


Apr. 


20. 


1682. 


SAItAH, 


Mar. 


5. 


l(kS3-4. 



m. Experience Gorhani and Deborah Loring. 



THOMAS LOTHROP.4 b. Barnstable. Aug. 22, 1668; m. l.st there. 
(iorhani; wlio d. Dec. Zi. 17:«; m. 2d, Barnstable. .Tune 3, 1736. 



Apr. 23, 1697, Elizabeth 



Cli. b. Barnstable: 



A SON, 

Debokah. 

Makv. 

.Iames. 

Tho.mas. 

Ansel. 

.loSEHH. 

seth. 

.loll.N. 

LvniA. 

Elizabeth. 

Mehitable. 

liEHECf-A 

Ansel. 



bap 



.June 10, I69fS. d. Feb. 3. 169s. 

Apr; 21. 1699. 

Apr. 4. 1701. 

Aug. 9. 1703. 

.July «. 1705. 

.July 1707; probably d. young 

Dec. S-. 1709; d. 1761. 

Mar. 1712. 

.lune 



1725. 



m. Ebenezer Bacon. ^ 

•• Thomas Witherel, of Sandwich 

d. Nov, 1764. 

m. .Joseph Hatch, of Tolland, Ct. 



FIFTH GENERATION. 107 

[ 111 ] THOMAS JENKINS,-^ ( Ebenezer,^ Experience Hamlin," James.^i 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Mar. 8, 1722-6: m. Apr. 23, 1752, Thankful Wing,* of 
Harwich, Mass,: perhaps dau, of John and Bethia (Winslow) Wing, b. Harwich) 
Aug. 20, 1725. He was bequeathed land at Skonkonet l)y liis grandfather's 
will. 

[ 112 ] NATHAN JENKINS,^ (Bro. of Thomas,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Oct. 21, 1734; m. Dec. 9, 17«2, Rachael,5 dau. of Joseph 
and Rachael (Crocker,*) Howland,* b. Barnstable, May 2, 1742. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

348. Rebecca, Nov. 5, 1763. 

349. Ann, Sept. 19, 17— 
350.* Asa, July 4, 1767. 

* NOTE 77. .JOHN WING.i m. in England. Deborah.2 dau. of Rev. Stephen Bacliiler, 
what we know of his early career is found in an account of his fatlier-in-law. (see note i;j) 
whose wanderings lie is supposed to have followed. He came to Lynn. Mass.. 1632; was at 
Barnstable 1(587; and settled at Sandwich. Mass.. about Ifi:*-!. John. Daniel and Stephen Wing 
were there, 1641-3. He served on a com. there to lay out a road from Sandwich to Plymouth. 
1652. It is supposed she d. Yarmouth. .Tan. 31, 1(592. aged about 90. 

Ch. b. England: 
Daniel, b. about 1622. 
Stephen. 

.lOHN. 

.TORN WING. 2 is supposed tohave lived in Sandwich; the records show that Daniel, Stephen, 
.loseph and Thomas Wing, Sr., res. there. 1675; Nathaniel and Ebenezer Wing were there. 1730; 

and Samuel Wing, 1742. .John Wing,2 m. 1st. Elizabeth . of Lynn, who d. Jan. 3. 1693; m. 2d, 

Mariam. dau. of Stephen Deane. of Plymouth, whod. 1702. and was called "Goody Wing." He 
res. in that part of Yarmouth, which is now Brewster. Mass. ; his aged mother probably resided 
with him. He deeded land in Harwich to Paul Sears. Apr. 16. 1677. He d. summer of 169!i. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 
sosannah. 
Ephrai.m. 

JOSEPH. 

Annanias. 
John. 

OSEAH. 

A Son, drowned, Dec. 11, 164S. 

* Note 7S. For Crocker see note 35. Sarah I'arker. who m. Samuel Cro(;ker.3 was dau. 
of Samuel Parker, whose widow m. Elder Henry Cobb. 

* Note 79. For Howland see note 61. 

Lieut. JOHN HOWLAND,2 ( Johni) b. Plymouth. Mass , Feb. 24. 1627; m. Oct. 2;}, 1631, Mary, 
dau. of Robert Lee. of Barnstable; removed to Marshfleld as early as 1(553; freeman. 1657; thence 
to Barnstable. 165^i; freeman. 1(5.5!^. He held town offices there; was lieutenant in the Militia, 
1674; selectman. 1665; a famous Indian fighter; was friendly to the Quakers, and opposed the 
intolerant party. She joined the church, Nov. 22, 1(591 ; he June IS. Iii99. His farm of 90 acres 
was at West Barnstable; the east half whereof he sold to his brother-in-law. Elder John Chip- 
man, 1672; a portion of his estate was possessed by his descendants. 16.S2. He d. West Barn- 
stable. Oct 26. 

Ch. two eldest b. Marhfleld, the others in Barnstable: 

Mary. 1(552; m. John Allyn. 

Elizabeth, May 17, 1655; " John Bursley. 

Isaac. Nov. 25, 1659; " Anne Taylor. 

Hannah. May 15. 1661; " Jonathan Crocker. 

Mercy. Jan. 21. 1663; 

LVDIA. Jan. 9. 16(55; •• .Joseph .Jenkins. 

Experience. July 2S. 1(5S8. 

Anne, Sept. 9. 1(570: " Joseph Crocker. 

Shubael. Sept. 30. 1672; " Mercy Blossom. 

John. Dec. 31, 1674; " Mary Lothrop, .Mercy Shove and .Mary Crocker. 



108 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[ 113 ] CA PT. EBENEZER JENKINS.'^ (Bro. of Thomas. ) 

b. Barn.stahle, Mass., July (i. 1786: m. 1764, Elizabeth ; 

Fanner, maKi''^traU', legislator: Barnstable: removed to Lee, Mass., about 1780-1: 
Kev. sokiier, Cai)taiii in Col. Nathaniel P'reemen. Barnstable Co, Militia Eegt. 
served on Dartmouth lS: f^almouth alarm, Sept. 1778. He was a prominent man 
in Barnstable and Lee: Selectman. Barnstable 1776-9: RepreKentative. 1777-9: 
The name of Ebenezer Jenkins, Es(i. appears frequently on the Town records of 
Lee from 1781 to 1800: the tirst mentioned is Sept. 4, 1781, when he was modera- 
tor (if the town meeting, and occupied the same position 1781-4, 1787-9, 1791, '93 
and '97: .selectman, assessor, highway surveyor, Justice of Peace, and served on 
many important committees in town affairs. Representative, 1783-5, 1790-1, "94 
and '97. He frequently solemnized marrages, as late as 1800. Probably he 
lived in Hopeland district, that part of Lee taken from Great Barrington 
member Cong. Ch., Barnstable: A committee was app(»inted by the church in 
Lee, Nov. 10, 1796, to consider his letter of recommendation from the church, 
in Barnstable: and on Sept. 8, 1797, the church voted: "That it is not consist- 
ent to receive to our communion, Ebenezer Jenkins. Esq. on account of a want 
of union f»f sentiments and on account of his unwillingness to acknowledge his 
former oposition to the church." His wife Elizabeth, and son Ebenezer. were 
admitted to the churcli in Lee, Dec. 9. 1792. She probably removed with her 
.son to(ienoa. N. V. where she died. He d. June 12. 1811. 

Cii. b. West Barnstable: 

351.* EliENEZEii, about 1765. 

[118] SAMUEL J ENKINS,MHamuel*, Experience Hamlin,^ James,^ i) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Oct. 20, 1727: m. there Mar. 11, 1749-50. Mary.* dau. of 

Dea Samuel and Abigail,* (Hinckley) Chipman,* b. Barnstable. May 2, 1731: 

Town clerk, Barnstable, until about 1771. The family removed to Gorham, 

Maine, before July 1778. 



ISAAC HOWLAND.Sm. Dec. 27. KiSti. Anne. dau. of Edward and Mary ( Menks ) Taylor, b. 
I)« r. II. ItHvJ, and res. at West Barnstablf. 

Cli. b. Banistablo: 

Ebkxkzkr. .Sept. 7. 16S7; m. Elizabeth .Justice. 

•'^'^'^t'- -fiOy -i- blNi': •• Eli/abetli .fennings. 

Mahy. Oct. 10. 16W. 

Ann. Dec. I6ii4. 

.loHN. Feb. :>. Iii9(j; •• Alice Hamblen. 

N'>An. .July 10. Iii9ii; Prob. d. youn^'. 

■I«).>;ki'Ii. Auu. :iO. 17o:]; m. Ka.'l.aei Crocker and Waria Fuller. 

.lOSEI'H HOWI AMM m. 1st. .Ian. 10. I7:i!i, Racl.aeH dau. of Samuel and Sarab ( I>arker ) 
rocker b. Barnstable, about 1715, who d. May 0. 1742: m. 2d. May l(i. 174(i, Maria Fuller; resided 
Karnstable. 

Cli. by Isl wife. b. Barnstable: 

Hannah, Au^'. S. 17;i9: ni. Christopher Taylor 

Makv. Au),'. it. 1740. 

IJacmaki,. May 2. 1742; - Natluui .lenkins. 

|{y 2d wife: 
.\NN. ],. Sept. li). 174!). 

NdTKNi. lor Cliipiiian see note (iO. 

Eld;^Hen^'';^^i'rnr''-n'- ^''''- ''" "''''' "^ Barnstable Dec. .27, 16S0, Sarah, dau. of 
fa lers loL.sUur ' <"'" t'•''^^'"''^■ "• ^^^'■"^'^W^' ^ar. 10, 1662-8. He inherited his 
rat.urs houH stead, carpenter, but farming,' was his his principal occupation; kept public 



FIFTH GENERATION. 109 

The tollowin^ family letters will be of interest, and are ^ood specimens of 
the correspondence of those times: they prove that 8amuel Jenkins and his wife 
had received a good common education. Mrs. Jenkins writes her name 
Tfenkins, the husband Jenkins. Mrs. Jenkins' capital I's are identical in form 
with her small g's, and the G. which she used in writing her name, she prob- 
ably called J, or I, consonant. 

Gorham, July ye 26, 1778. 

Dear Sisters: This with love to you, hoping througli Divine Goodness it 
will find you all well, as it leaves us: that is the small family that is with me. 
None of my children but Abiah are with me. All my sons are, if living, in the 
army, and Molly is married away, and lives about a mile from me. 

I hear there are several accidents happened at Barnstable, write me the 
particulars. If you have heard from my brothers in Connecticut, let me know 
it. There was here a brother of my neighbors from Startford last winter, who 
informed me of the death of my borther John (Chipman.) 1 questioned him 
about it, and told him he had moved to Middleton. He said he knew it. and 
he was acquainted with him— he had lost his fingers in a mill: he had a son at 
Stratford, and 1 might depend upon it, he had been dead as much as three or 
four years. May God sanctify this stroke of his providence for g{x>d, and may 
we be ready also. 

1 am afraid wiiat I may near concerning my sons, but I hope I may be 
prepared, let it be as it will. 

I should write more, but it is the sabbath. Give my love to your children, 
and my duty to mother Genkins and the brothers and sisters, Tell .sister 
Hamlin that Lewis and Perez were here an hour or two; and Phebe's si.ster 
Young came to town last sabbath, and was taken very sick on Monday. Yes- 
house, and retailed spiritious liquors, a business not then lield incompa table with the office of 
deacon of the church; a man of good business habits, often employed as a town officer; or- 
dained deacon of church in Barnstable, Sept. 1. ITOti; he d. 172:^: she d. .Jan. s. 1742-3. 
Ch. b. Barnstable 

Thomas. Nov. 17. ]tis7: removed to Groton. Ct. 

i^AMUEL, Aug. 6, 16S9; m. Abigail Hinckley and Mary Green. 

.John. Feb. 16. KiSl ; •• Rebecca Hale. 

Abigail. Sept. 15.1692; '" Nathaniel .Jackson. 

.1 SEPH. .Jan. 10. 1694. 

.Jacob. Aug. 30. 1695: m. Abigail Fuller and Bethia Thomas. 

Seth. Feb. 24. 1697. 

Hannah. Sept. 24. 1699; m. Barnabas Ijothrop. .Jr. 

Sarah. Nov. 1, 1701; d. .July 1,5, 1715. 

Barnabas. Mar. 24. 1702 m. Elizabeth Hamblen. 

For Col)b see note 20. 

I)EA. SAMUEL CHJPMAN.3 b. Barnstable. Mass.. Aug. 6. 1689; m. 1st. Dec. 8. 171.5, Abigail.* 
dau. of .John and Thankful (Trott) Hinckley, b. Barnstable. Mar. 24. 1696; who d. .July 12. 17:^6; 
m. 2d. 17:i9. Mary Green, of Boston. He kept the Chipman tavern. Barnstable; selectman 
1727-9; deacon Cong, church. 
Ch. b. Barnstable. 

A Son. Aug. 1717; d. Aug. 25. 1717. 

Hannah. July 1. 1719. 

Sami'el. Nov. 21, 1721 ; removed to Groton. Ct. 

Timothy, Apr. M. 1723; m. Elizabeth Bassett. 

Ebenezer. Sept. 9. 1726; removed to Middletown. Ct. 

.7oh.v. .June ;iO. 1728; ' Stratford, thence to Middletown, Ct. 

Mary. May 2. 1731; m. Samuel .Jenkins. 

Nathaniel. .Jan. 31. 1733. 

.Joseph. May 26. 1740: d. .July 4, 174U. 



110 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

terrlay slit- \\a> \t' ry low with pleuresy. Write me eveithinj^ you know wortii 
a writidK by tiie bearer (»f this letter: I suppose he will stay only a few hours. 
bfinjr on l)usiness. I conclude with love to you and yours and all friends. 

MARY .JENKINS. 

.\biah trives duty to you, and love to all cousins. 

Tliis for Hannah and Elizabeth Chipman. 

For Mrs. Elizabeth Chipman at Barnstable. Pr, favor (»f Mr. Hanscom. 

Haruiah Chiitman was tlie eldest sister of the writer of this letter. Eliza- 
YHiih Cliipnian was the wife of her brother, Dea. Timothy Chipman 

Gorham, .Ian. 29, 1781. 

Lovintr sister: These come with our love to you and children, hoping you 
are well, as throuKh Divine Goodness we are, except my wife, who has been 
IK»orly ever since last March: but is a little better. We received yours by Mr. 
Lovell— was K'lad to hear from you. And now a short account of my family. 
Our children are all, except one, married. We have seven grand-children, 
.losiah one daughter, Sarah; Deborah three children, Hannah. Elizabeth and 
Ebenezer: Abiah two, Josiah and Prudence: and Mary one daughter, Abiah. 
It seems to me they are tiie prettiest children I see anywhere. They all live 
near us, except Abiah, who resides eighteen miles distance. Mr. Lovell in- 
froms us that sister Hannah would be glad to come and live with her sister. 
Were she here we should be glad; but as times are it would be difficult for 
iier to come, either by land or water P'or me to come by land for her would cost 
more paper dollars than a few, and to come by water is hazardous. If there 
could l)e some way found out for her to come with Lovell 's family. 1 esteem it 
best. As for her coming at present, it is not practicable. 

♦ Note 81. For Hinckley, see note Hi. 

Gov. THOMAS HINCKLEY.2 ( Samueli ) b. England. lt>18; m. 1st. Dec. 4. Km. Mary. dau. 
• >t Thomas Kii-liiirds of Weymouth. Mass. ; who d. .June it. 11)59; m. 2d. Mar. 16, ItjBO. Mary, widow 
of Capt. Natlianiel, son of Hon. .lolin and Ann Glover, of Dorchester. Mass., and only child of 
.Mr. Cjuarter-master Smith of Dorchester, by his first wife, b. Lancashire, Eng.. 1630. Her grand- 
son Rev. Thomas Prince, colleague pastor of Old South Church. Boston. 1718-5S. preserved a 
quaint record of his grandmother: "She was ye only child of Mr. Quarter-Master Smith, by 
his first wife; formerly of Lancashire, in England, and afterwards of Dorchester, in New Eng- 
land; her father had been a (Quarter-Master in ye army of ye Netherlands; her mother a 
gentlewoman of a creditable Family and of eminent natural Powers, Piety and acquired 
accomplishments. Of them this Mrs. Hinckley was born in Lancashire, in England in 16:i0. 
Her ijarents living under ye ministry of ye Rev. Mr. Richard Mather at Toxteth. in that shire : 
Ihey came up and brought her with them to Bristol, in order for N. E.. in April, 16:^5; Young 
Mr. Nathaniel, a son of ye said Mr. Mather, being carried on one side of a horse in a Pannier, 
and this young Mrs. Mary, on ye other: as I have often heard her say May 2:i 1635. she and 
her father and mother, ye sd Rev. Mr. Richard Mather and wife, ye sons Samuel and Nathan- 
iel. Mr. .Jonathan .Mitchell, then about 1 1 years of age. &c. set sail from Bristol. In ye night 
between Aug. 14 and 15. on ye N. E. coast, yr arose an extream Hurricane, wr in yr wr in ye 
( wherein tlmy were in the ) utmostdanger, and wonderously delivered, ( See ye acct in ye Life 
of ye .sd Mr. Richard Mather in ye Magnalia ) and on Aug. 17. arrived at Boston. Her father 
and others settling at Dorche.ster, anew chh gath'd there. Aug. 23. 1636. ye sd Mr. Richard 
.Mather became ye Teacher; under wos ministry she liv'd ; unless wn sent to school at Boston ; 
wr she enjoy'd Mr. Wilson and Cotton's ministry. In she married to Mr Nathaniel Glo- 
ver, a son of ye Hon'i). .fohn Glover, Esq., of said Dorc^hester. by whom she had Nathaniel and 
Ann. \u<\ then this HusV)and Dying, .she remained a widdow till when she married ye Honbl. 
Thomas Hinckley. Esq., of Barnstable: whither she removed, and had l>y him. Mercy. Expe- 
rience, .lohn. Abig:iil. Thankfull, EVienezer and Reliance; wo all grew up and married; and all 
but Ebepe/.er. before she died. At Barnstable she to ye Day of her Death appeared and shown 
in ye eyes of all. as ye loveliest and brightest woman for Beauty. Knowledg. wisdom, majesty. 
arcomplisliments and graces throughout ye Colony, and there her first son Nathaniel, married 



FIFTH GENERATION. Ill 

As to news, we have none. Old Capt. Phinney, formerly of Brrnstable, the 
first settler in Gorhani, died not lon^^ since, almost ninety years old. Let us 
hear from you as often as possible— we will do the same. 

i am dear sister your loving brother, 

SAM'LL JENKIN.S. 

N. B. My wife has this moment started a notion, that you did not know 
who Sam '11 married-it was Lydia Dier from Truro. 

Gorliam, November 22, 1783. 
Dear Sister: Tliis with love to you and yours, hoping it will find you all 
well, as, through Divine Goodness. I and mine are at present. I have not 
heard from you since Major Lewis came. I then received gladly what you .sent 
me that was my sisters. You cannot think how greatly rejoiced 1 was to see 
one of my old neighbors, who could tell me everything I wanted to know con- 
cerning my own family. Your brother had had a long tit of sickness last 
spring, was very low, and has been able to do but a trifle this summer. He is 
better this fall, but not so well as before. He intends, with submission to 
Providence, to go to Barnstable this winter. Tlie twentieth of June last we 
had tlie sorrowful and heavy news of our son Joseph's death. He died that 
day, two months. He had been in the service two years, and died witli consump- 
tion near West Point — a loud call to us all. He was carried into the country 
and was comfortably provided for during the last month or six weeks of his life. 
What most contributes to my comfort is, God was pleased to give him a time 

t() Hannah, a, Dtr of sd Mr. Hinckley, by his formr wf. ' Her sd Dtr Ann. married to Mr. William 
Rawson. a son of Mr. secretary Rawson. secretary of ye Massachusetts Colony. Her Dtr Mercy 
to Mr. Samuel Prince, of Sandwich; Experience to Mr. .lames Whipple, of Barnstable; her son 

.lohn. to Mrs. Trott of Dorchester; her daughter Abigail, to yr Rev. Mr. .losepJi Lord. 1st of 

r)orchester in South Carolina, aftrwdof Chatham on Cape Cod; Thankful!, tt) ye Rev. Mr. 
Experience Mayhew. of Martha's Vinyard; Reliance, to ye Rev. Mr. Nathaniel Stone, of Har- 
wich: and after the Decease of Herself and Husband, yrson Ebene/er. to Mrs. Stone, of 
Sudbury." 

Inscription on her monument at Barnstable: 

Here lyeth ye 

Body of ye Truly 

Virtuous and prais 

W'ORTHY Mrs. Mary ^ 

Hinckley, wifb to 

Mr. Thomas Hinckley. 

Died July ye 29, 1703. 

In ye T3d year of 

Her age. 

Gov. Hinckley \yas a man of worth and piety Upon the death of his wife he composed the 
following ver.ses in her memory: 

Pity me O my friends and for me Pray 

To him yt can supply what's taken away. 

My crown Is failed from my Head, an wo. 

Wo unto me yt I have sinned .so 

As to provoke ye Lord to show such Ire. 

\Vh I deserve 'gainst me should burn like Fire. 

God righteous is in all yt He hath done 

Yea good in lending Her to me so long. 

A blessing rich Forty three years and more; 

Had I lieen wise to improve such store 

Of Gifts and Grace wherewith she was endu'd. 

I might in (irace have also much Improv'd. 

How prompt in heavenly Discourse was she. 



112 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

of coiisidi'iatioii. Ho sent us word nut to mourn for him, but to prepare to fol- 
low liim, for lie trusted the eternal estate was secured. You are not a strang- 
er to my ^Jrief, thoutrh I have been to yours. 

Not from the dust afflictions ki<)W. 

Nor troubles raise by chance. 
Yet we are born to care and woe, 

A sad inheritance. 

As sparks break out from burning coals, 

And still are upward bourne, 
So grief is rooted in our souls. 

And man grows up to mourn. 

The rest of my children that are here are well. Josiah has gone to Baga- 
duce. Phebe hath two sons about six months old, Samuel and Jacob. Prude 
(Prudence, wife of Joshua) a daughter the same age, named Polly. Abiah lives 
a little way off. Sam '11 has a daughter about three weeks old named Lida. 
Molly one fivf weeks, named Elizabeth— making fourteen grandchildren I have 
living. 



That to her own and others good mii?ht be! 
Out of her store came things both new and old, 
Wh slie had read, or thought, or had been told. 
How great my Bond to God in Thankfulness. 
For such a Gift, for all my worthlessness. 
The only child her gracious mother bore. 
Obtain'd of God as a Return of Prayer; 
For wh she with her Friends employ'd a day. 
In private, and soon found it good to pray 
Unto ye God of nature and of Grace. , 
Who thus approv'd their seelcing of his Face, 
In forming this fair child to shew his Praise; 
Endowed with virtues in her early Days 
Wh grew and shine'd in young and riper age. 
And to her Maker's Praise did much engage. 
All those wo knew Her both of late and old. 
And prove'd as diverse godly wise foretold. 
She Ijy her wisdom built ye House and l)y 
Her prudent care kept all in such a way 
And in such order, so as nought might be 1 
A Let to worship in the Family. V 

Or cause Distraction on God's holy day. ) 
Yea both at Morn and even, as was need 
She did in Household, worship always lead 
Her Family, while in her window state. 
And in my ;il)sence since she was my mate. 
Whose good example may rebuke all Those 
Who slight their Duty and Themselves expose 
Unto yt wrath of God wh hangs o'er all 
Those Families wh on liira do not call. 
To rise up very early was her way, / 

Enter lier closet straight to read and pray. V 
And then to call and raise her family, | 

And lived to .see a Blessing great upon 
Her prayers and prudent Education 
Of children such a numljer for ye Lord. 
Under her gracious Covenant and word, 
That now may say, I am, through Grace divine. 
Thy Servant, Daughter. Son, of Handmaid, thine. 
She highly prized a Gospel Ministry, 
For its support was an example high. 



FIFTH GENERATION. 113 

You know not h'lw mucli 1 want to come and see all my olri friends and 
relatives. Give my love to all brothers and sisters, cousins and friends. Tell 
cousin James Smith's wife 1 never forgot what slie said to me. that I must 
write concerning religion; but I was loth to write that 1 did not like my 
minister, though when I got home, the first time I heard him, I thought I 

And while a widow chose ye town shou'd say i 

What was her Part lest self from Ri ^lit shou'd sway > 
And all ways gave more than her R.ite a .vay. \ 

Yea ever first wou'd pay that pious due. J 

Then other Debts, and on the Residue v 

Wou'd wisely live and help ye Poor she knew. ) 

Nor ever any want she found thereby, 

And counselled her Friends ye like to try; 

But if they wou'd till last let That alone. 

They wou'd find nought to pay't all wou'd be gone; 

Which some liave try'd. and found what she said True. 

And so God was not robbed of his Due. 

As by God's Grace she lived piously 

So by the same slie lived righteously; 

Chusing yt she and hers might wrongs receiv. 

Then even ye least to others ^ive. 

Always a Pattern of Sobriety, J 

Meek, lowly, peaceful, prone to Charity J- 

And freely given to Hospitality. ' \ 

Behaved wisely in a perfect way. 

Both in ye brightest and ye darkest Day. 

She came in nothing short with count of many 

Of highest Praise of Tongue or Pen of any. 

Great cause we have of pious ThankfuUness; 

For that tho sharpest pains did her distress 

For six weeks allmost constantly, yt she 

Could take no Rest nor in ye night nor Day; 

Yet God preserved her mind an 1 senses clear. 

With exercise of Grace, yet we cou'd hear 

Not the least murmuring nor impatient word. 

But meek submission to ye Sovereign Lord. 

Full of heart-melting Prayer and Savoury words. 

Which .Toy and wonderment to all affords 

Whose Hearts were mov'd to leav their Homes and see 

And help Her in her great extremity. 

Her last words were, Co ne dear Lord Jesus. Come. 

And take me (juickly to thy Bosom home; 

And in few minutes had her Soul's desire 

With him whom she did love with Heart entire. 

Death was no Terror unto Her nor Pear. 

No Gastliness did in her Face appear; 

But sweet composure in her Life and Death | 

\Vhen her dear Soul she in her final Breath ;• 

Resigned to Him whom she beheld in Faith; | 

Whose own she was and with him longed to be. 

Where she is free from sin and misery; 

She enter'd into perfect, endless Rest, 

And with ye blest above is ever blest. 

So that we have no reason to repine, ( 

But thankfully and humbly to resign C 

To his most wise and righteous hand therein. ] 

Nor mourn for Her in Plenitude of .loy, 

But for ourselves whom evils still annoy. 

As a great Loss to all. ye wisest deem. 

Then sure to me and mine a Loss extream; 

Now she has left, the gap is made away, 

Wh our Iniquities deserved have. ' 

Unless ye Lord please, as I humbly crave 

To give Repentance and Remission free 



114 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

cinild not be c(.ntent to sit under him, and it came to mj' mind, "Despise not 
small thin>,'s," which made me to think 1 did not well to be uneasy. He has 
l)een dismissed two years. We had a minister ordained this month on (not 
U'^rible) a tine man. -1 hope he will prove a blessing, and that decayed religion 
will revive under his ministry. 



Of all our sins; of mine especially. 

My srreat Defet-ts in point of ;i^ratitude 

III prizing and iraprovinjir such a good; 

Wli as a second miracle of Grace. 

After tlie Hirst who no less Pious was 

And lonely consort, Botli free ^ifts most rare. 

And hotii in answer unto liumble Prayer. 

As si)on as I my will resigned so 

To God. as to be free yt he shou'd do 

As most for his own glory, he Shou'd see; 

Then did their several Relatives agree 

To say. They had opposed our Match so long. 

They neitlier dared nor wou'd it more prolong; 

\Vh was so far above all expectation 

As made us to admire the Dispensation. 

Yet that such wondrous worl<s I cou'd forget. 

Does my offences greatly aggravate ; 

Wiiich has so much dishonored his Name 

As Justly may me fill witli grief and shame 



And Oh I yt liy his grace enabling me, j 
1 may with Hate, yeaself— abliorency >- 
Turn from all sin and unto .lesus flee. ) 



Whose meritorious and precious blood 

Can cleanse from sin and reconcile to God. 

O may he be most highly prized by me. 

And as most precious may embraced be, 

May I to liini eternally be joined. 

And'in Him Rest and satisfaction find; 

By his good spirit's miglity energy j 

My heart be purg'd from all Impurity. ^- 
And filled with all grace and sanctity; ] 

Awakened out of all my drowsy Frames 

liaised up to lively, heavenly views and aims. 

Ever composed, humble, watcliful V)e. j 

Especially upon God's holy Day. 

And when I read. hear, meditate and pray 1 

In holy Duties never slightly be; 

As if to approach yt glorious majesty 

Of God. a liglit and trifling thing it were; 

But ever look and speak to him with Fear; 

May bring forth much good Fruit in my last Days. 

Living and doing more unto his Praise; 

Gaining much profit by our Father's Rod. 

Wiio can make all work our eternal good. 

For all wliicli mercies great I lieg ye Prayers 

Of all wlio see these drops of aged Tears. 

Tlial I and mine may by his migiity Hand 

Be kept thro P^aith unto Salvation, and 

That we may neither slack or slothful be. 

But follow Her and that blest company. 

Who tliro' their faith and patience now possess 

The full completion of the Promi.ses. 

And we may fitted be at Death to say. 

Lord .lesus come and take us quick away. 

To be Willi Thee until eternal Aye! 

AtHicted and distressed, but thro rich 

Indcservt'd mercy not wholly forsaken. 

T. Hinckley. .iT3tatis82. 



FIFTH GENERATION. 115 

It has been very much the practice of the place for parents to own the 
covenant, and have their children baptized. There are counted to be near a 
third of the people to be separate Baptists, and .some of that part are become 
what is called .Shaking Quakers. 1 think they are a most monstrous deluded 
setof people. The performances at their meetings consist in dancing, hideous 



He came with his father's family in 1635 to Boston, thence to Scituate. and to Barnstable, 
IKW. Ill 1(i52 he was on an important committee to lay out a road from Sandwich to Plymouth, 
deputy Iti-t(i-.}I. and 1700. He was the last Governor of Plymouth Colony, ltisO-i»2. when it was 
joined to Mass. Bay Colony, except during the interruption of Gov. Audros. 

.Mr. Otis wrote. "I confess that I do not feel competant to write, as it should be written 
the biography of Gov. Thomas Hinckley. * * .* I can collect the facts, and lay a foundation 
on wliich another can build. During naif a century he held offices of trust and power in the 
t)ld Colony, and had a controling influence over the popular mind. He was the architect of 
his own fortune in life; the builder of his own reputation ; a man of good common sense and 
sound judgement; honest and honorable in all his dealings; industrious, persevering and self- 
reliant; and if it be any praise, it may be added, he was the best read lawyer in the Colony. 
He had some enimies— it would have been a miricle if so prominent and so independent a man 
had had none— . Barren trees are not pelted. The Quaker influence was arrayed in hostility 
to him. He examined every question presented tJ him in its legal aspects, and viewing his 
acts from that stand-point, he was very rarely in the wrong. He was a rigid independent in 
religion, and his tolerant opinions, though in advance of his time, did not come up to the stan- 
dard of the present. Some of his acts I shall leave for others to defend; but that he was the 
intolerant and cruel man that some of the infatuated bigots of his time represent him to be. 
the facts will not sustain. He was a living man, never allowed his faculties to ru^t by inaction 
and to the last could draw an instrument with as much clearness and precision as in his early 
manhood. 'It appears that he was an officer in the great Indian battle with the Narragan- 
setts, in 177.5, in the company of Captain John Gorham; and his youngest daughter was born at 
that time, which suggested her name to the minister, Rev. Mr. Russell, who named her. He 
d. Barnstable. Apr. 3-i. 1705. 

Ch. by drst wife b. Barnstable: 

Mary. b. Aug. 3. \(iU: m. Mr. Wayburn. 

Sarah. '■ Nov. i. lf)4ij; " Nathaniel Bacon. 

Meletiah, ■• Nov. 25. h>ts; •■ .losiah Crocker. 

Hannah, " Apr. 15, 1651; •• Capt. Nath'l Glover 

Samuel " Feb. U, ](j)3-;i; m. Sarah Pope. 

Thomas. " Dec. .5. Mi:>i No issue. 

Bathshua. ■• May 15, 1657; m. Samuel Hall 

Mehitable. ■' Mar 24. 1659; •• Samuel Worden. 

Admire. " Jan. 2S, 1(360; d. young. 

By 2d. wife b. Barnstable: 

Ebenezer. b. Feb. 22. 1661; d. young. 

Mary. • July 31. 1662; m. Samuel Prince. 

Experie ce, •• Feb. 2.S, 1664; " James Whipple. 

John. " June 9. 1667; " Thankful Trott. 

Abigail. " Apr. 8,1669; '• Rev. Joseph Lord. 

Thankful. •' Aug. 20, 1671 ; " " Experience .Mayliew. 

Ebenezer, '• Sept. 23, 1673; " Mrs. Mary Stone. 

Reliance. " Dec. 1.5. 1672; " Rev. Nath'l Stone. 

JOHN HINCKLEY.Sb. Barnstable. June 9, 1667; m. May 1. 1691. Thankful, dan. of Thomas 
Trott. ( Treat? ) of Dorchester ; Farmer and shoemaker; Barnstable; his fatlier gave him half 
his dwelling, farm, and land at Calve's pasture; hed. 1706, and his widow m. .lonathan Crocker, 
of West Barnstable; real estate £100, pers nal £93.10; among his effects was a servant boy and 
girl valued at £12. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 



John. 


Mar. 


29. 1692; 


d. Aug. 24, 1694. 


Mary. 


Feb. 


24. 1694; 


1722. 


Abigail. 


Mar. 


24, 1696 ; 


m. Dea. Samuel Chipman.s 


Thankful. 


July 


14, 1699: 


■■ James Smith. 


John. 


Feb. 


19. 1701; 


'• Bethia Robinson. 



IK) THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

howling like wcilves, slanditig on their heads, pretending to speak in unknown 
languages, and the like rediculous behavior. I take them to be people that 
Christ warns us of wiien he saith, "Take heed that you be not deceived. Then 
if any man .shall say unto you, lo, hei'e is Christ, or there, believe it not: tor there 
shall arise false Christs and false prophets, and show great signs and wonders: 
if it were possible deceive the very elect. Behold I have told you before, if 
they say, behold he is in the desert, go not forth, or in the secret chamber be- 
lieve it not." 

Dear Sister: 1 could write till morning; but being very late must break off 
abruptly; begging you to send me a letter by Mr. Lewis, and so conclude, very 
tired, with love to you and children. 

M. GENKINS. 
To Elizabeth Chipman, 

Barnstable. 

These were the great great grand parents of the writer. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

. 30, 1750. 

m. Gershom Hamblen.-'* 



352.* 


JOSIAH, 


Sept. 


30, 


1750. 


353. 


Ukbohah. 


Feb. 


^, 


1752; 


354.* 


Abiaii. 


Jan. 


21. 


1754, 


3.55.* 


Samuel. 


Nov. 


23, 


1755 


35fj.* 


Mauy, 


Jan. 


1«, 


1758. 


.357.* 


Joseph. 


June 


6. 


17(iO. 



[ 119 ] NATHANIEL J ENKlNS.MBro. of Samuel,) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., Dec. fi. 172S: m. Rochester, Mass., by Rev. Timoihy 
Ruggles, Mar. 31, 1752, Maria Ellis,* of Rochester. 

Ch. b. West Barnstable: 
358.* Nathaniel, 
359.* Alvan, 
3()0.* a daughter, 

[ 120 I SIMEON J ENKINS,--^ (Bro. of Samuel. ) 

b. Great Marshes. West Barnstable, Mass., Sept. 8. 1733: m. there, by^ Rev. 
Joseph Green, Mar. 25. I7fi2, Hodiali, dau. of Capt. John and Bethia (Robinson.) 
Hinckley, t b. Barnstable. Oct. B, 1738: carpenter, wheelwright, cabinet-maker 

NoTE«2. THOMAS GLOVER. Gentleman, of Rainhill. Prescott. Lancashire. England; 

his son. .lOEfN GLOVEK.i b. there. KiOO: m. Ann ; Member London Printer's Co . 1628; can e 

to America in ship Mam <iu<l John, which arrived at Nantasket. May 3L ItiSO; selectman; rep. to 
general coi-rt; he d. l()j:j 

His son Nathaniel Glover.^ was tirst husband, of Mary Smith: afterwards second wife of 
Gov. IHnckley. , 

Note s:J. GERSHOM HAMBLEN."^ J Ebenezer.s John.^i .lames.i Their descendants 

were numerous in Gorhani. Maine, and vicinity, from whence they are widely disper.sed : and 
will be given in a future Volume of The Hamlin Family. 

* NOTES4. For Ellis see note :i2. 

t Notes.-,. For Hinckley .see note ;51. 

Capt. .JOHN HINCKLEY.* ( .)(,hu.-i Thomas,-' Samuel. i ) b. Barnstable. Mass.. Feb. ly. 1701 ; 
m. Sept. 17. 1726. Bethia. dau. of .losepli Robinson. Esq. of Falmouth. Mass. ; a descendant of 
Rev. .lohn R()bin.son. of Leyden, Holland ; carpeattr and builder; Barnstable: resided west of 
his father and .irraiidfatlier in West Barnstable; member and deacon in East Church; Lieut, of 
Barnstable troop of Horse \~iV?,\ Captain, 1757. 



FIFTH GENERATION. 117 

and tarmer: Great Marslies: his hduse is now occupied by liis descendants. 
Both d. Great Marshes: he Aug. 19, 1^08; she May 14, 1808. 
Ch. b. Great Marshes: 



361.* 


SniEON. 






362.* 


John, 






363.* 


Pkjnck, 


Apr. 


17, 1770. 


364.* 


Perez, 


Dec. 


29. 1772-. 


36o.* 


Bkaley. 


Feb. 


7, 1775. 


366. 


Hannah, 




d 


367.* 


HoDIAH, 




1780. 


368.* 


Lucy. 




1782. 



young. 



The following order addressed to him. is of historical interest: 

First Rejjiment in the Co. of Barnstable, the 15th of August. 17.^7. 
To Capt'n .John Hinckley. Captain of the Troop in the County of Barnstable. 
Greeting: 

Having received intelligence this day from his Excellency, the Gov- 
ernor, that a very large body of the French and Indian enemy have made themselves masters 
of Fort Ailliam Henry, near Lake George, and have likewise invested fort Edward; and there 
being reason to apprehend that the enemy will penetrate further into the country, unless large 
reinforcements are sent to oppose their progress; and he has ordered me to send off without 
delay the Troop of horse belonging to this Regiment, being completely furnished with arms 
and aniunition according to law. and with what provisions. &c. they can carry to Sir William 
Peppei el. Lieutenant General of the Province, wheresoever he shall be. and then to put them- 
selves under his command and to receive his further orders. 

These are therefore in his Majesties name, to require you forthwith to muster the Troop of 
horse under your command compleat in arms, and with amunition and provision as abovesaid 
to meet tomorrow at twelve of the clock, at the house of the widow Mary Chipman, in Barn- 
stable, to be ready forthwith to march from thence to Sir William Pepperel as aforeS'd where- 
ever he be: and then to put themselves under his command and to receive his further orders. 
Hereof you may not fail. Given under my hand and seal the day and year aboves'd. 

.JAMES OTIS. 
( Seal ) Coll'n of sd Regiment. 

He l>uilt the meeting house at Marshpee. 1757; and the high steeple to the meeting house in 
the east parish. Barnstable. 1762. He d. Apr. 11. 176.5. 
Ch. b. Barnstable: 
Thankfiti,. Oct. 7, 1727; m. David Cobb. 

Bethia. Feb. 1. 17:^0; " Henry Cobb. 

Martha. Apr. 2S. \7M. " Barnabas Howes. 

Adtno, Dec. 12, l":i5; " Mercy Otis. 

HODiAH. Oct. 6, 17:iS; " Simeon .Jenkins. 

.Jabez. Oct. 24.1741; '• Deborah Wing. 

Abiah, Oct. 13. 174(i; " Cornelius Crocker. 

.lOHN. Sept. 13. 174.S. 

Note S6. ISAAC ROBIXSON.i third child of .John Robinson, who was the Leyden pas- 
tor of the Pilgrims: b. Leyden. Holland. ItilO; m. 1st. Scituate Mass.. .June 27. 1636. Margaret, dau. 
of Rev. Thomas Hartford, tirst. minister of Norwalk. Ct.: and niece of Timothy Hathaway, a 
London merchant, and founder of Scituate. Mass.; shed, in childbirth, buried .June 13. HiU): 
m. 2d. 16-A Mary Faunce. sister of Elder Faunce. of Plymouth. Mass. He came to Plymouth. 1631 : 
was in Duxbury, Mass. 1634; went to Scituate. 1636; and was admitted freeman, same year; he 
took a letter of dismission from the church in Plymouth ; and joined the church in Scituate. 
.luly 7. Hi,s!V. he sold his house in Scituate the same year, and removed to Barnstable; and first 
resided opposite Gov. Hinckley; afterwards at Great Marshes. West Barnstable. A prominent 
citizen; meml)er of Grand Inquest. 1639, 164X; Trial juror. 1641; deputy. 164.5. 1651 ; receiver of 
E.xcise. 1646-s. He was one of those who fell under the displeasure of Gov. Thomas Prence. the 
relentless oppressor t)f the Quakers. He was tolerant towards this persecuted people, and 
made an appeal in their behalf. Mar. 7. 1660; when -'The court takes notice of sundry scandals 
and falsehoods in a letter of Isaac Robinson's, tending to the prejudice of this government and 
eMcouraj,enKiit of the Quakers: but forbear censure until inquiry shall be made." But ven- 
gence was in store foi him. In.lune following he was declared a "manifest opposer of the 



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118 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[ 121 ] LOT JENKINS," (Bro. of Samuel. ) 

b. Barnstable. Mass., Mar. U. 1737-8: m. Oct. 21, 17(il, Mercy Howland.* 

Private in Capt. Micab Hamlin's Co., wbich marched under Col. .lames 
Otis to Marsbtield on Lexins^ton alarm, Apr. 19, 1775, and served two days. 

Private in Capt. Micah Hamlin's Co., in Col. Simeon Cary's Re^t., Mar. (i, 
1776. 

Private in Cai)t. Micab Hamblin's Co., in Lt-Col. Enocb Hallett's Regt. 
detached from Mass. to re-enforce the Cont. army in R. I. for ;3 mo . roll dated 
July 27. 1780. 

Cb. b. Barnstable: 

369. Chloe, Mar. l(i. 1762-3. 

370.* Lot, Sept. 28. 1765. 

371. Philemon, Feb. 26, 1767. 

372. ACHSAH, Aug. 19, 1769. 

373. Mary, Aug. 15, 1773. 

[ 122 J Dea. lot NYE,"* (Sarah Jenkins,* Experience Hamlin. 3 James,^'! 

b. Sandwich, Mass., 1731: m. Hannah : b. 1727. He was bap. Barnstable, 

Oct. 26, 1740: and is supposed to have removed there with his father's family: 
he and his wife were adm. to the church in West Barnstable, July 10, 1768, 
when a .son and dau. were baptized: and in which he became deacon. He 
was extensively engaged in whaling in which he employed many Marsbpee 
I tidians: .some of his vessels were destroyed by the French. Selectman and 
representative, Sandwich. 1719. Selectman, Barnstable, 1782-4: representative, 
BarnstaV)le, 1786-8. He d. Barnstable, Aug. 31, 1797, in his 67th year: she d. 
there, Aug. 25, 1797, in her 70th year. 



government." and was disfranchised. Smarting^ under persecution he with thirteen other men 
and tiieir families, left Barnstable in 1660. It is supposed they contemplated settlement at 
Martha's Vinyard. as Robinson took a letter of dismission to the church there. The names of 
tills company were .Jonathan Hatch. Isaac Robinson. .Tohn Chapman, .lohn .Jenkins. .James 
Hamlin. Mr. ' homas, Samuel Faller, Thomas Lothrop. Anthony Annable. Peter Blossom. 
William Nelson. .James Cobb. Samuel Hinckley, and Thomas Ewer. But they landed at Sue- 
C(messet. now Jt'almouth. Mass.. where Hatch and Robinson settled. 

All had land assigned to them there, as proprieters, Nov. 29. 1661 ; but most if not all of them 
did not settle there. Robinson built the first house in Falmouth; he was licen.sed to keep an 
Ordinary (tavern) there. 1664; but he had departed in 1670. In 16";^ he was "Recorder," at 
Tisbury on Martha's Vinyard. a Quaker Colony; and in the same year Gov. Prince having died, 
his fran('hise was restored under Gov. Josiali Winslow. He remained in full communion with 
the Barnstable church for seventy years. In 1700 he divided his estate between his three sons; 
and in 1701 deeded his homestead in Falmouth to his son Isaac. He returned to Barnstable 
alx)ut 1702, to live with his daughter. Fear Baker; but was in Tisbury the same year. He d. 
Barnstable. 1704. aged {>;i. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

Susannah. bap. .Jan. 

.John, " Apr. 

Isaac, " Aug. 

Fear, " Jan. 

Mercy. " .July 

A Child. .June 1649. still born. 

By 2d wife: 

Israel. bap. Oct. .5, 1651 ; removed to Tisbury. 

.Jacob, " May 1.5, 16.W; m. Experience . 

Peter, removed to Norwich, Ct. 

Thomas, bap. Mar. 6, 1666; removed to Guilford, Ct. 

* Note 87. For Rowland see note 61. 



21, 


IKiS; 


d. before 1664. 


5. 


1640; 


m. Elizabeth Weeks. 


7, 


1643; 


" Ann 


26. 


1645; 


" Rev. Samuel Baker, 


4. 


1647; 


" William Weeks. 





Children: 




374.* 


Esther, 


Feb, 


375. 


Elizabeth, 


Mar 


37ti.* 


Asa, 


Nov 


377. 


Rebecca, 


Nov 


378. 


JOSIAH, 


Oct. 


[ 131 ] 


NOAH CR 


OCKI 



FIFTH GENERATION. 119 

[ 123 J LEMUEL NYE,^ (Bro of Lot, ) 

b about, 1733: m. Oct. 25. 1757, Rebecca,^ dau. of Thomas and Rebecca 
(Hamblen) Crocker,* b. Barnstable, Nov. 30, 1735. He probably removed from 
Sandwich to Barnstable with his parents when a child: and was bap. at 
Barnstable, 1740: returned to Sandwich and again removed to Barnstable, 
where both d. and are buried at West Barnstable; he July 1, 1814; she June 4, 
1817. 

Children: 

19, 1759; Sandwich. 
29, 17(J1, •• d. Apr. 13, 1788. 

9, 17H3, 

6, 1766, " d. Feb. 7, llH'i. 

11, 1769; Barnstable, d. Oct. 20, 1788. 
R.-^ (Ruth Hamblin,* James,32i) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., Sept. 12 1724. One Noah Crocker, whose wife was 
Content, lived in Lee, Mass.; his minister's tax of 7 shillings, 7 d. for 1788, was 
remitted; and he signed a petition there about 1800. On a grave stone in Lee 
are these in.scriptions. 

Noah Crockek, 

DIED 

April, 10, 1807, 

aged 84, 

Content, his wife 

Died july 23, 1794 

AGEl) 65. 

There was a Noah Crocker, Jr., in Lee, perhaps a son of the above; one 
Noah Crocker, b. Dec. 21, 1782, married Betsey Foote.' 

[ 133 ] HANNAH CROCKER, 5(Sister of Noah,) 

b. Barnstable. Mass., May 1(5, 1729; m. Jiin. 29, 1758, Abel Cushing, of 
Hingham, Mass. 

[ 134 ] ANNA CROCK ER,5 (Sister of Noah,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., May 8, 1731, m. Dec. 15, 1747, Jabez Bursley.t 



* Note S8. For Crocker see note Hb. 

+ Note S9. Mk. .fOHN BCRSLEY.i came to America early. prol>ably from Enjrland. The 
name is written Burslem. Burslin, Bursiyn, Burseley, Bursly, &c. He was styled "Mr.." a title 
of respect. He was a member of the Dorchester Co. that settled Cape Ann, 1624; was at Wes- 
sasuscus. now Weymouth, Mass.. 1(529; an associate of Mr. William .Jetfreys; freeman. May IS. 
Iffiil; assessor, lOiH; deputy, 1(5:*; removed to Barnstable, May Kiiiil, in company with Mr. 
Thomas Dimmock and Kev. .Joseph Hull; he was at E.xeter, lH4;j and 1(54.5; Hampton and Ivit- 
tery, Maine, 1(547: Neweech-wannook, Sept. 9. 1650; Kittery, 1(5.50-2; he visited the Isle of Shoals, 
and other places on the coast for trading purposes; his family remainin};; in Barnstable; 
m. Sandwich, Mass., Nov. 2S, 161^9. .Joanna, dau. of Kev. .Joseph Hull, andlresided with his father- 
ni law until about 1650. when he removed to his farm at West Barnstable. He d. 1(5(50; estate 
i;il5. 5; his widow m. Dolar Davis. 

Children: 
A Child, buried .Ian. 25, 1640-1. 

Mary, l)ap. .luly 29, 164:j; m. .John Crocker. 

.John, ' Sept. 22. 1644: buried Sept. :27, 1(544. 

.Joanna, "' Mar. 1, 1645-6; m, Shubael Dimmock, 

Elizabeth, " Mar. ;i'>, 1619; •• NathanieUioodspeed and Increase Clap. 

.John. " Apr. 11.1652; " Elizabeth Howland and Elizabeth 

Temperance, " Joseph Crocker. 



I 



I 



120 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[137] SILAS HAMBLIN.MJames,"^!) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Apr. 15, 1722; m. 1st, Falmouth, Mass , Dec. 21, 1747, 
Bethia. Eldridere:* "Both of Falmouth," at time of marriage. It is supposed he 
was married twice. The date of his settlement in Falmouth is unknown: but 
his fatiier's name appears in the town records there, Nov. 10, 1748. He 
removed toSharon, Ct., where the records show that ''Silas Hamlin, of Fahnouth, 
Barnstable Co.. Mass." bought land there, Jan. 28, 1752: and exchanged land 
with Joseph Holly the same year. He probably d. in 1761, or soon after. It is 
traditional that his son, Silas, was reared from an early age by Col. Harvey, of 
wSharon. 





Ch. by 1st wife: 


379.* 


Silas, 


b. 1747. 


.380.* 


Jemmia, 
Bv 2d wife: 


" 1754. 


381.* 


Amos, 




382.* 


Zaccheus, 


b. Sept. 


383.* 


Seth, 


" Mar. 



[ 138 ] Ensign C \LEB HAMBLIN,-^ ( Bro. of Silas,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Feb. 8, 172.3-4. The records of Sandwich show the 
marriage there, of Caleb Hamblin, of Falmouth, and Content P'ish,! of Sand- 
wich, by Ezra Bourne, Justice of the peace, Oct. 29, 1747: she was dau. of 
"Nathaniel and Dorothy (Ellis) Fish, b. Sandwich. Jan. 23, 1713-4. He was a 
Mariner many years, and successful; resided at Cedar Swamp, near Waquoit, 

.JOHN BURSLEY,2 m. 1st, D^c. 137 S. Elizabeth, dau. of Lt. .Fohii, and Mary (Lee ) Howland. 
b. Marshfleld, Mass.. May 17. lei-i; m. 3d, Elizabeth, probably widow of Samuel Hinckley, 2 and 
dau. of Edward Pitzrandolphe; as the wife of Hinckley she was called Mary, but as his widow 
she sij^ned as Elizabeth Bursley. In old time the naiies .Mary aud Elizabeth were synonymous. 
He inlKirited his father's ho as3, which ha bequeathe 1 t) his s^a Joseph: his father and himself 
were wealthy men. He d. 1726; estate £3.137.i:i.l0. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

Elizabeth. Oct. 1674: d. Oct. 1675. 

Mercy, Oct. 1675; " Apr. 1676. 

John, Mar. 1677-S; m. Mary Crocker. 

Mary, May 23, 1679; " Joseph Smith. 

.Tabez, Au?. 21. 1681; •' Hannah 

.TOANNA, Nov. 29, 1684; " Nathan Crocker. 

.Joseph. .Jan. 39. 1686-7; " Sarah Crocker. 

Abioail, Au?. 27. 1690; " Nathaniel Bodfish. 

Elizabeth, Auk. 5.1693; " .Jonathan Crocker. 

Temperance. .Jan. :3, 1696; d. Sept. 20, 1734, unm. 

* Note 90 WILLIAM ELDREDGE,i b. England, m. Anne, dau. of William and Taraesin 
Lumpkin, resided Yarmouth, Mass. 

ELISHA ELDREDGE.2 b. Yarmouth 1653, d. Eastham Oct. 14, 1739. 

ELISHA ELDREDGE.3 b. about 1690; m. Dorcas, dau. of Thomas and Mary (Bas.sett) Mul- 
ford; he d. Mansfield. Ct.. Nov. 9. 1754. 

.JESSE ELDREDGE.ib. Eastham, Mass.. .\u!?. 9, 1715; m. Nov. 7. 1734, Abigail, dau. of Samuel 
and Abigail ( Freemen ) Smith; she dfescended from Elder William Brewster. Stephen Hopkins, 
Gov. Thomas Prince, Edward Freeman, Rev. .John Lothrop. Ralph Smith, Henry Howland, and 
Thomas Clark, 

+ Note 91. For Fish see note 54. 



FIFTH GENERATION. 121 

Falmouth.* He was Ensign. 10th Co., in Col. Shubael Gorham's 7 Regt. Mass., 
in the army under Sir William Pepperell; commission given by Gov. Shirley, at 
Loishiirg. Nov. 4, 1745. Highway Surveyor. 1750. Vn honest, upright man.- 
Many of his descendants have been Mariners, shipmasters and officers of vessels: 
an honest, hardy race. It is traditional that he and six sons served in the 
Revolution, but the record of liis service has not been discovered. Both d. 
Waquoit: he Apr. 17, 1794: and are buried in the cemetery at East Falmouth. 
No stone ever marked his grave. 

Ch. prob. b. Waquoit: 

384.* James, 

385* Nathan, 

o8(i.* Caleb, 

387.* Reuben, about 1758. 

3!>8.* Benjamin, 

389.* Thomas, 

390. Abigail. b. 1708: m. Benj. Hamblen.o 

391.* Nathaniel, '' Apr. 17, 1774. 

392. Deborah. d. Mar. 1829, unm. 

393.* Hannah, 

[ 140 ] BEX.I AMIN H AMBLEN,^ (Bro. of Silas,) 

b Barnstable, Mass., Jan. 1, 1730: m. 1st there, Oct. 9, 1700, Jerusha Ham- 
blen: m. 2d. Lee, Mass., by Rev. Alvan Hyde, Feb. 19, 1795, Thankful Barlow, 
both of Lee: She was perhaps widow of Lemuel Barlow, to whom she was 
married Dec. 23. 1785: and if so, her maiden name was Bassett. She survived 
him, and m. Benjamin Davis. June 5, lf>09. Hed. Lee, May 2, 1798. He served 
in Capt. Elijah Bang's Co., of Barnstable Co.: list dated Sept. 4. 1786; res. Fal- 
mouth. 

[ 143 ] JOB H AMBLIN.5 ( Bro. of Silas. ) 

b. 1736 in Barnstable or Falmouth, Mass.; m. Sandwich, Mass.,. by Rev. 
.Vbraham Williams, Jan. 8, 1761, Abigail Giffordf. Removed to what is now 

* Note 92. Durina: the Revolution Falmouth was subject to alarms from British vessels; 
Vinvard Sound was at times infested with their cruisers, and Tarpaulin Cove, Woods Hole, and 
otlitr places in Falmouth served as harbors for their ships; from whence tliey landed to annoy 
the inhal)itants; driving off stock and confiscating supplies for their navy. Among the patri- 
otic military leaders were Col. .Joseph Dimmock and his brother Lieut. Lot Dimmock, Job 
Parker. Capt. .)oseph Parker. Capt. Barachiah Bassett and Capt. John Grannis. Early in the 
struggle Captain Grannis raised a company which was stationed at the Elizabetli Islands, as 
^lartha's Vinyard and Nantucket were then called, for better defense of the main land. Sev- 
eral of the Hamlins of Falmouth were active in th" service; among whom were Caleb Hamlin 
and liis sons. It is traditional that his sons James and Nathan were captured by the British, 
and that James died in Dartmoor prison, England. Simeon Flamblin of Falmouth was another 
Falmouth soldier. Many Cape Cod men served in Col. Nathaniel Freeman's Barnstai)le 
County Militia regiment. Several conflicts ensued with the enemy in which these restless 
yankee sailor soldiers succeeded in capturing English ships during the war. 

t NoTKffJ. WALTER GIFFORD,! came from England to Mass., Iti-iO. It is supposed 
that he was the ancestor of the Oiffords in New England. 

WILLIAM GIFFORD,2 son of the above, was in Stamford, Ct., 1047; and is supposed to be 
the same who was in Sandwich, Mass.. Ki.W. He with George Allen, and the sons of Peter 
(Jaunt, all of Sandwich, with others, were proprietors of Monmouth, N. J.; having purchased 
the lands there, from the Indians; and to whom the Monmouth Patent was granted. Apr. t<, 
1(;()5; Gifford may have been there, 1(565-70. Tliey were Quakers, and suffered persecution in 
Mass. and in \. .1. He owned lands in Sandwich, Falmouth and Dartmouth, Mass.; also in New 
.lersey and Conn. William Gitt'ord, Sr., William Gitt'ord. Jr.. John and William Weeks were 
the first settlers at Hog Island, or West Falmouth, Mass . where William Gitt'ord had obtained 



122 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Lee, Mass., about 1772; be was one of tbe wealtbiest settlers tbere: bad tbe first 
store, in tbe first two story building in tbe place; Sept 19, 1777 lie conveyed 
land in Washington Mass.; in 1778 be brougbt a load of salt frt)m Boston. His 
name frequently appeared on tbe town records of Lee, after 1777: at tbe first 
town meeting Dec. 26, 1777, be was cbosen liigbway surveyor, and lield various 
other town offices: tytbingman, warden, constable, bog reave: fence viewer, 
and school collector; he served on various committees: to employ a preacher, to 
build a meeting bouse, to care for tbe smallpox, to build a bridge, &c.: over- 
seer of work on county road: in 1795 bis saw mill is mentioned. 

Mar. 8, 1801, Josiab Willougbby made public confession of bis wickedness 
for manifesting anger and using unbecoming language in a contention with 
Job Ilamblin. Tbe town records show, June 2(i, 1802, "Received of Ebenezer 
Jenkins, Esq. aline collected of Job Hamblin for swearing 0. 01. Tbe church 
record of Lee, show, Dec. 1802: "By sling and other liquors, several mugs, witii 
a large number, viz: All tbe Meeting House Committee, vSelec. men, Job 
Hamlin, Ich^ Backus, E. Grant,. Claimants, 1.50. Nobody paid a farthing." 
A grand daughter, Mrs. Lucy P. Baker, late of Lee. related that slie had heard 
him say, that he served under Gen. Wolfe, at Quebec, 1759, and was present 
at his death. He was private in Capt. Amos Porter's Co., in Col. David Ros- 
siter's Mass. Regt.; enlisted Oct. 18, 1780: discharged Oct. 21, 1780; served on 
alarm in Berkshiie, Oct. 15. 1780. 



LEASE. 

This indenture of lease, in two parts, made this sixth day of November, in 
the year of our Lord One Thousand and Eight hundred, Between ye Hopland 
School District, in tbe Town of Lee, in tlie county of Berkshire, of the one part 
and Job Hamlin of Lee, aforesaid, of tbe other part, Witnesseth: That the 
said District in Consideration of tbe Rents and Covenants herein after men- 
tioned, hath demised, granted, and to farm Lett, and by these present doth 
Demise, grant, and to farm let. to tbe said Job Hamblin, one Certain tract of 

lands from .John Jenkins of Barnstable, for lands at Great Hill Neck— Barnstable ? March. 1(578, 
He also purchased land in Falmouth from an Indian. Job Attukoo. July 24, 167.i. Other lands 
were laid out on the '"Plains" in Falmouth to William and John Gilford and others in 
1688. Christopher, son of William GifFord was in Teticket. 1090; William Gitt'ord save his 
lands in Falmouth to his sons Jonathan and James; and his lands in Dartmouth to his sons 
Robert and Christopher; he d. Apr. 9, 1087. 

Children: 

John. m. Elishua Crowell. 

Hannaniah. " Elizabeth 

WiLMAM, •• 2d Lydia Hatch. 

Chbistopheb, b. .luly 10.")S; " Meribah and Deborah Perry. 

KOB RT. •' 1000; •• Sarah Wing. 

Patience, •' Richard Kirby. 

Mary. 

Jonathan. " May U. 1081; " Lydia 

James, '• Mar. 10. 1685-6; •' Deborah Lewis. 

Another record states: 

Jonathan GiFFORDi, with brother William, came from north of England to America 16;i0; 
his discendents were: 

Silas Gifeord'-J. b. 1650; of Falmouth. Mass. 
Jonathan Giffords, b. lOSO. of Falmouth,. 
Silas Giffordi, b. 1710; of Dartmouth. Mass. 

Jonathan Gifford.s b, 1740; m. Deborah Macomber; he of Dartmouth; d. 18i:i 
Silas GiFFour^'i. of Greenfield. N. V.; b. Dartmouth; m. Elizabeth Robinson and Dolly Will- 
lox; he d. 1855. 



FIFTH GENERATION. 123 

Land Described as follows: (viz:) Lying in said Hopland School District, and 
is part of Lot Xo. Two. in the fourth Division, beginning at ye North West 
Corner of said Lot, thence South five Degrees West, Thirty one and lialf Rods, 
thence East Forty two Rods— Thence Eas-t fifteen Degrees South, four Rods— 
Thence North fifteen Degrees East. Thirty Two Rods, To a stalve— Thence 
West five Degrees North, fifty Two and an half Rods, to the bounds begun at. 
Containing by estimation Six Acres and Sixty Square Rods, Being School Land 
lying within and belonging to said District.— To have and to liold the same, 
witli the Appurtenances thereof, to him the said Job Hamlin, his Heirs, 
executors. Administrators and Assigns, for and During the Term of 
Nine hundred Eighty and Two Years: Yielding and paying there foi to the 
Said District, the yearly sum of Three Dollars Thirty Eight Cents and four 
Mills, to be paid Annually, on the foresaid sixth day of November, in each and 
every year, during said Term: the payment to be made to the Committee of 
the District for the time being; and if the aforesaid yearly Rent of Three 
Dollars Thirty Eight Cents & four Mills— or any part thereof shall be in ar- 
rears and unpaid for the space of Tnree Kelendar Months, exclusive from the 
day when the same shall Become payable, as foresaid, it shall be lawful for 
the said District, by tiieir Committee, fur the time being, into the said Demis- 
ed premises or any parcel tliereof, in the name of the whole, to re-enter and 
the same Demised premises and every part and parcel thereof, to repossess, 
and enjoy in the same right, title and estate as the said District had therein 
before, and until the execution of this Lease: and the said Job Hamlin his 
Heirs, executors. Administrators and Assigns, to expel and exclude there from, 
anything herein before to the Contrary notwithstanding. Bnt if at any time, 
here after,during said term, the said Job Hamlin. his Heirs, Executors, Adminis- 
trators or Assigns, shall well and truly pay into ye Committee of the .said 
District, for the time being, the sura, of which the yearly rent afore.said. is 
the Lawful interest, together with the Rents, which may remain unpaid at 
the time of the payment of ye Sum Last aforesaid, tlren the yearly rent afore- 
said shall cease and be extingushed, and be considered as wholly paid, during 
the remainder of said Term. And the .said Job Hamlin for liim .self his Heirs 
Executors, Administrator and Assigns, Covenants witli the said District, that 
he the said .Job Hamlin, his Heirs, Executors, Administrator and A.ssigns 
shall and Avilj, well and Tiuly pay the afore.said yearly Sums of Rent, at the 
several times, when the same shall become payable, as aforesaid: and will al.so 
pay & dischacge all Taxes, Rates and Assessments whatever, which sliall be 
levied, assessed or Charged upon the said Demi-sed premises, or any part 
thereof, during said Term, will u.se and improve said Demi.sed premises in a 
proper and reasonable Manner, keep the same in a good state of Repair, and 
at the expiration of .said Term will Deliver peaceable possession thereof to the 
said District, without Strip or Waste, in Witness thereof, the said District 
by David Porter, Joseph Whiton, and Jedediah Crocker, a Committee 
thereunto duly appointed & .\uthorized by Law, and the said Job Hamlin in 
his own person, hereto .set their signatures and seals the day and year above 
written. 

Signed. Sealed & Delivered David I'orter, ) 

in the presence of John V\ liiton, - Seal. 

Note the words 'District" & "Good" Jedediah Crocker, ) 

were interlined before signing 

Christoplier Hurlbut, JOB HAMBLIN. .Seal. 

John Moshier. 



394.* 


Deliverance, 


395.* 


•Elizabeth, 


39fi.* 


Cornelius, 


397.* 


David, 


398.* 


James, 



124 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

The town record shows, "Job Hamlin's Mark for his Creatures is a Hollow 
Crop in the End of Left Ear, and a Happen y uper side the same, and a 
happeny under side tlie Same Ear." Both d. Lee: he October, 20, 1815; she 
June 25, 1810, in her 69th year. 
Children: 

b. Falmouth. 

Jan. 17H4. 
" " Apr. 15, 1766. 

" Oct. 1, 1783. 

[144] MARY HAMBLEN,MSistei- of Silas.) 
m. Jan. 23, 1782, Joseph Hatch,* of Falmouth, Mass. 

* Note 94. THOMAS HATCH, i came to America as early as 1(533-4; propounded freeman. 
Yarmouth, Mass., Jan. 7. 163S-9; removed to Barnstable. 1041 ; very little is known of him. Otis 
says of his wife, Grace; "she must have been a second wife, for if Jonathan and Lydia liad been 
her cliildren, she would not have allowed them in youth to have been aliens from their father's 
house." He d. 1661, "not a young man." 
Ch. prob. b. England: 
Jonathan, about 1634; m. Sarah Rowley. 
Lydia. '• 1626; " Henry Taylor. 

.IONATHAN HATCH.2 b. p]ngland about 1634; m. Apr. 14, 1646. Sarah, dau. of Henry Rowley, 
of Barnstable. At the age of fourteen he was bound apprentice to Lieut. Richard Davenport, 
of Salem, Mass.; his father, mother and sister had removed to Yarmouth, leaving him among 
strangers ; after remaining two years he deserted and came to Boston ; was arrested as a f ugiti ve 
from service, Sept. 2. 1640. and sentenced to be severly whipped and committed as a slave to 
Lieut. Davenport, but escaped to his father's house in Yarmouth. Mar. 1, 1642. he was taken as 
a vagabond, ordered to be whipped and sent from constable to constable to Lieut. Davenport, 
at Salem. This sentence was reconsidered by the court; as it had no authority over a party 
from another jurisdiction; and he was appointed to dwell witli Mr. Stephen Hopkins. His 
parent appear to have taken no interest in his welfare; this can be ac<,'ounted for on the theory 
that Grace was his father's second wife, who prejudiced him against his son. The boy was e.v- 
posed to temptation, had no friend upon whom to rely, a bond servant, which liis proud spirit 
would not brook; he resisted and escaped from servitude, for which he was punished. We caTi 
but admire his bold and manly resistance of the intolerant spirit of the age. anil of the law. 
which banished liim from his father's house; and deprived liim of liberty. 

After marriage he probably r'esided several years at West Barnstable; was on committee to 
lay out a road from Sandwich to Plymouth, 1652; removed to South Sea liefore 165.'), and dwelt 
near the Indians; and was prosecuted for dealing with them. May 2?', 1661. he sold his farm at 
Sipnesset (South Sea) and went with a company from West Barnstalfle to Succonesset (Fal- 
moutli.) See note t<6. and page 34. He and Isaac Robinson were the first settlers at Falmouth. 
It was voted at a meeting of the proprietors of Falmouth. Nov. 29, 1661. "That lonathan Hati-h 
and Isaac Robinson, because they have built their houses shall have lots by their houses," &c. 
June ri 16T9. he bought three Indians for slaves. He appears to have returned to Barnstable, 
and became freeman there, .lune 24, 1690. He was the patriarch of an esteemed family, ac<iuired 
a large estate; was agent for the proprietors of Falmouth. He d. Dec. 1710; will dated Sept. 1.5. 
1705; proved Jan. 4. 1710-1. There are discrepancies in the dates of birtlis of his children on the 
Barnstable and Falmouth records. 
Children: 

Marv, b July 16, 1(547; m. Mr. Weeks. 

Thomas. " .Ian. 1, 1649; m. Abigail Codman. 

.Ionathan, " May Hi or 17. 1652; m. Elizabeth Weeks. ? 

Joseph, " May 7, or June 10. 1654; m. i^my Allen. 

Bkn.iamin. " Sept. 7, 1655, or June 6. 1656; m. Mary Hamblen. Elizabeth Eddy and 

Experience (Linnell) Davis. 

Nathaniel. b June 5, 1657, or Sept. 3. 1(!5S; prob. d. young. 

Samuki., •• Oct. 11, 1(559. or Oct. 4. 16(50; m. Lydia . 

MosKS,* " Mar. 4. 1662-3: m. Hepsil)a Eddy and Elizabeth Thatcher. 

Sarah. •• Rlar. 21, ](i64, or Mar. 23, 166,5. 

* It is traditional that Moses was b. tlie night his father landed at Falmouth, 1660 or 1661. 



FIFTH GENERATION. 125 

I 14(i ] JOSEPH CH ILDS. ' ( Deliverance Hamblen.i James, s-^ i ) 
b. Aug. IT, 1724: m. by Rev. Ivory H0V3', Rochester, Mass., Mar. (5, 1758, 
Meribah Dexter,* of Rochester, Mass. 

Child- 

399.* Joseph, b. 1750. 

Mercy, '• Apr. 27. KifiT. 

Lydia. '• Muy 16. laett. 

Lemuel Hatch iind wife Temijerunce and Ch. Oliver, Timothy, .Joseph. Lemuel. Ebcnezer, 
Tempe and .Tonathan. were members of the cliurch in Lee. Mass. .July ]~K{. A letter of dis- 
missal was giveo to Lemuel Hatch and wife by the church at Leo. on .Jany. fs. 1797. 

* Note 95. Mr. THOMAS DEXTER.i came either with Gov. Endicott.l(i29. or with Gov. 
Winthrop the following year. A noted, wealthy man; settled at Lynn. 1630; freeman. May IS. IfiiJl; 
•iJO acres of land at Lynn was assigned to him about 163-!; he had land at Sandwich. He pur- 
chased farms at Barnstable. 1646. and resided there as early as 1651. March. 1631 he quarrelled 
with Gov. Endicott, who struck him. and he complained to the court at Boston. Gov. Endicott 
said in defence: '"I am mucli complained of by Goodman Dexter for striking him ; understand- 
ing since, it is not lawful for a Justice of the Peace to strike: but if you had seen the manner 
of his carriage, with such daring of me. with his arms akimbo, it would have provoked a very 
patient man. He has given out. if I had a purse he \vt)uld make me empty it; and if he can 
not have justice here, he will do woinlers in England: and if he cannot pi'evail there, he will 
try it out with me at blows. If it were lawful for me to try it at blows, and he a fit man for 
me to deal witli. you would not hear me complain." A verdict of illO was recovered against 
Gov. Endicott. March. 1633. the court ordered that Mr. Dexter be set in the bilbows disfran- 
chised and fined i' 10. for speaking reproachful and seditious words against the government. 
In 1646 he was indicted at Lynn as a common sleeper in meetings. He built the first grist mill 
in Sandwich; was some times a jury man: he was surety for the persecuted Quarker. He was 
again admitted freeman .lune 1. 1 "wS. One of his farms was south of the Blossom farm adjoin- 
ing the mill stream, occupied by his son William, in Barnstable; the other on the northeast 
declivity of Scorton Hill, where he resided eighteen years; member of the church; of tolerant, 
liberal views; no immorality was ever charged against him: he was public spirited; interested 
in fisheries, mills, iron works, bridges, roads &c. He went to Boston to live with a daughter, 
where he d. at an advanced age. 1677: little is known of his family. 
Children: 
Thomas. b. England. 
Mary. ni. .John Frend and Capt. James Oliver. 

WiLI-IAM. 

Ekances. m. Richard Moody. 
Ensign THOMAS DEXTER.a ra. Nov. 8, 164S. Mary or Elizabeth Vincent; settled in Sand- 
wich as early as March, 1645; Constal)le. 1647. Commissioned Ensign. 1655, and held the office 
many years; kept his father's mill. 164S; was often on juries: highway surveyor; and held other 
town oftices; deputy 1663; licensed to keep puplic house. 16S0; a large land owner, and styled 
gentleman; a worthv man. enterprising, useful, a good citizen. 
Ch. b. Sandwicli. 

Mary. b. Aug. 11. 1649; m. Daniel Allen, 

Elizabeth, d. young. 

Thomas. d. without issue. 

John. b. alioui 16.56; m. Mehitable Hallelt.:* 

Elizabeth, b. Ai)r. 7, 1660; unmarried 1714. 

Abigail, " June 12, 1663; m. Jonathan Halletts of Yarmouth. 

WILLIAM DEXTER.^ m. July. 16.53. Sarah Vincent; settled in Barnstable as early as 1650. 
and was there. 165T; his farm was originally owned by his fatlier; removed to Rochester. 1690. 
where he d. intestate. 1694. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

1654; m. Moses Barlow. 
16.57; m. Ann Saunders. 
1659; removed to Falmoutli. 
1662; m Elizabeth Tobey. 
1665; •• Sarah C . 

um. 

1670: m. Mary Miller; removed to Rochester. 



Mary. 


Jan. 


Stephen, 


May 


Phillip, 


Sept. 


James, 


May 


Thomas. 


July 


John. 


Aug. 


Benjamin, 


Feb. 



12<; THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[ 147 J BENJAMIN CHILDS.-^ (Bio. of Jo.^eph,) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., bap. Aug. 25, 1728: m. 17o2, Meliitable,* dau. of Shobael 
and Eleanor (Winslow*) Hamblin,t b. Barnstable, Dec. 4, 1730. She is named 
in her father's will, 1758: He d. before June 10, 1758, when his children were 
baptized in the West church. Perhaps she m. 2d, Benjamin Hamblen.* 

^h. b. Barnstable: 

400. Lewis. Aug. 29, 1752. 

401. Hannah, Sept. b, 1754. 

402. Mehitable, Dec. 27, 1756. 

[ 149 J RUTH CH1LDS,5 ( Sister of Joseph.) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., oap. Sept. 26, 1731: m. May 11, 1747, Heuben,* son of 
Reuben and Elizal)eth (Bodfish) Blush.t b. Barnstable, Feb. 6, 1721, 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

403. Reuben, Oct. 20, 1747. 

404. David, May, 11, 1749. 

405. TiioM s, July 21, 1751. 
40(5. ELiZABETn, Oct. 19, 1755. 

* Note 9ti. EDWARD WINSLOW.i b. Oct. 16, 1560; m. Magdaline Ollyver. He came 
from Droitwich. Worcestershire, England to Plymouth, Mass., KWi); removed to Marshfield 
Mass., 16-11. 

Cb. b. England; 

Richard, abt. 158,5; remained in England. 
Edward, 1595; Gov. of Plymouth Colony. 

.John, 1597; d. Boston 1674. 

Kenelm. Apr. 29, 1.599; m. Mrs. Eleanor Adams. 

Gilbert, 1600; Came in Mayflower ;after several years returned to Eng. 

JosiAH, Feb 1605-6; d. Marshfleld, Dec. 1674. 

KENELM WINSLOW.I son of Edward, Sr. b. Droitwich. Eng.. Apr. 29, 1509; m. .Tune 1634. 
Eleanor, widow of .John Adams of Plymouth, nee Newton ; .Joiner and! planter; he came to Ply- 
mouth 1629: freeman, .Jan, 1. 1632-13; surveyor, 1650; removed to Marshfield. 1641; deputy. 1642-4, 
1649-53; he d. Salem, Mass. while on business; buried Sept. 13. 1672; she d. Marshfield, buried 
Dec. 5. 1681. 

Children. 
Kenelm. b. 1635. Plymouth. 
.Job. 
Two others. 
KENELM WINSLOW,2 b. Plymouth, 1635; m. 1st, abt. 1666, Mercy, dau. of Peter Worden, of 

Yarmouth. Mass., who d. Sept. 22, 1688. in her 48th year; m. 2d. Damaris ; farmer, clothier, 

and owned a fulling mill; he removed from Marshfleld to Harwich, now West Brewster. Mass.. 
where he obtained from his father in law, Worden. the lots pun^hased by him l669,from Nicholas 
Snow, anJ Stephen D.;ane; a wealthy man and extensive land owner, his residence was near 
the house occupted by Edmund Hall in recent times. He d. Harwich Nov. 11. 1615. 
Ch. (a large family.) 
Kenelm. b. 1667; m. .Jan. .5. 1689, Bethiah Hall. 

t Note 97. SHUBAEL HAMBLIN.3 (Eleazer,2 James.i) b. Barnstable, Mass.. Sept. 16. 
1690; m. Harwich, Mass., Mar. 2.5, 1719, Eleanor,^ dau. of Kenelm and Mercy (Worden) Winslow, 
bap. Aug. 6. 1695. His will dated Oct. 5. 1758. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

Jehusha, May 4, 1722; m. .lohn Hamblen * 

Saobael, Sept. 20,1724; •• three wives. 

Eleanor, Oct. 18. 1726; d. young. 

.Joshua. Aug. 21.17:28; " before 1758. 

Mehitabel, Dec. 4, 17:i0; m. Benjamin Childs.5 

Lydia, Nov. 15, 17:j5;, 

The decendants of Eleazer Hamblen,2 will be given in a future volume of The Hamlin 
family. 

* Note. 98. ABRAHAM BLUSH, i the name is also found spelled Blish; was an early 
settler in Duxdury, Mass. He bought land from Richard Moore, Nov. 1, 16:^7 for £21 sterling, a 



FIFTH GENERATION. 127 



[ 151 J JAMES CillLDS,MBro. of Joseph.) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., Mar. 4, 1742; m.— . 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

407. Sarah, Oct. 2, 1769. 

408. Job. July 23, 1772. 

409. ABrGAlL, 

410. William. 

411. Deliverance, 

412. Hannah, 

413. Calvin, 



Aug. 


20. 


1774. 


Sept. 




1777. 


Jan. 


7, 


1780. 


Feb. 


0, 


1784. 


Feb. 


26, 


1787. 



dwelliiis and twenty acres of land at Eagles Nest in Duxbury, the easterly half of which he sold 
to John Willis. Nov. :2(). IBJS. He was in Barnstable. 1641, probably one of the first settlers; he 
was propounded for freeman .Tune 1. KUl, also in 161] and ]()J3; and his name is in the list of 
freeman 1670; grand juror. 164:^. Ki'jS. 166.^; highway surveyor. 1645, ]6.')0-2; constable, 1656. 1660, 
1667. He was a planter and large land holder; owning at West Barnstable S acres on east side 
of Bridge Creek or Cove; 1" acres of meadow adjoining; 14 acres of upland. 8 on the south and 6 
<,)n the north side of the road, bounded easterly by the Annable land: and 'i acres of meadow 
adjoining; his great lot of 40 acres was on the east side of Scorton Hill, bounded southerly by 
the highway, this he sold 166s ; he owned 8 acras on east side of the Annable farm in 166:^; and 
resided on his lands 1643. His old hoaiestead was owned by himself and descendants about 200 
years; m. 1st. Anne, perhaps Pratt; she was buried Barnstable, May 16, 1651, or May 26. 16511; 
m. 2d. Hannah, dau. of John Williams, of Scituate, and widow of John Barker, of Marshfield; 
she was l)uried, Feb. 16, 1657-8 or Mar. 16. 1658; m. 3d. .Ian. 4. 16.58-9. Alice, widow of .John Derby, 
of Yarmouth. He d. Sept. 7, 1683. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 
Sarah, Dec. 2, 1641. 

Joseph. Apr. 1, 1648; m. Hannah Hull. 

Abraham, Oct. 16. 1654; no family discovered. 

JOSEPH BLUSH.Sb Apr. 1. 164S; m. Sept. 1.5, 1674. Hannah, dau. of Tristram and Blanche 
liull. b. Barnstable, Feb. 1656; will June 25. 1722. He d. June 14. 1730; she No%'. 15. 1733. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 



Joseph, 


Sept. 13, 1675; m. 


Hannah Child. 


.TOHN, 


Feb. 17, 1676-7; d. 


young. 


AXXAH. 


Feb. 17, 167S-9. 




Abraham. 


Feb, 27, 16S0-1; m 


. Temperance Fuller. 


Reuben, 


Aug. 14, 16S3; 


Elizabeth Bodfish and Mary Thomas 


Sarah, 


Aug. 1685; d. 


Jan. 3, 1686. 


Sarah, 


Sept. 1687; 


1705. 


Thankful, 


Sept. 1689; m. 


Joseph Bodfish. 


John, 


Jan. 1.1601; d. 


Oct. 14, 1711. 


Tristram, 


Apr. 1604; m. 


Anne Fuller. 


Mary, 


Apr. 1696; " 


Samuel Jones. 


REN.JAMIN, 


Apr. 1699. 





REUBEN BLtJSH.Sb. Barnstable, Mass.. Aug. 14. 1683; m. 1st, Elizabeth Bodfish; m. 2d. 
Oct. 2.5. 173.5, Mary Thomas. His will July 3, 1738; proved Oct. 20, 1738. His widow m. Mar. .5. 
1745, Lt. John Annable. 

Ch. by 1st wife b, Barantable: 

John. 

Silas. 

Reuben, Feb. 6. 1721; m. Ruth Childs. 

Elizabeth. 

Hannah. 

Thankful. 

Note 99. For BODFISH see note 38. 

Note 100. Rev. JOSEPH HULL,» of his early history little is known. May 5. I&IS 
twenty families from England, with Mr. Hull as their minister, settled at Weymouth. Mass. 

July 8, 1636,the land on which they settled was granted to them by Mass. Colony; made 
freeman Sept. 1635; deputy to General court. 1638-9; Sept. 6, 1638, he was elected Magistrate for 



414.* 


.FOSIAH, 




415.* 


Timothy, 


Nov 


41().* 


^^AKY, 


Nov 


417.* 


PltlSClLLA, 




418. 


Isaiah, 




419.* 


Solomon 




420. 


Abigail, 




421.* 


Jabez, 





128 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[ 15H ] TIMOTHY HAMBLIN,-^ (Zucclieus.i Jonathan, ■' James,2i) 

b. Barnstable, Mas.s., about I73T: m. theie, Nov. 22, 1761, Maiy,^ dan. of 

David and Mary,* (Annable*) Hallett, b. Barnstable, May 11, 1739: removed to 

China, Me., 1781. Both d. there. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

1762. 

9, 1764. 

17, 1767. 

1769. 

1771: d. 1792. 
1773. 

1775: d. 1776. 
1777. 

Hiii-rli;ini. In tlit; sprin.r of hiid. Mr. Hull and several families from VVeymoiith. and Hinshani 
decided to remove to Barnstable witli the company to be oru:anized by Mr. Collicut, of Dor- 
chester. He preached a farewell sermon to the people in Weymouth. May 5. KWJ. and came to 
Barnstable the same month. Elder Thomas Dimmock was there March preceeding. To them 
the Plymouth Colony granted lands of the town ; they were the founders of the town, and Mr. 
Hull being the minister, on liim devolved the greater responsibility; at the Hec. term 1639, Mr. 
Hull and Mr. Dimmock were deputies to the Colony Court, and he was admitted freeman. Mr. 
Lothrop and his church came Oct. 21, Iti'.i'd. Mr. Hull welcomed them to their homes and assign- 
ed them lands. Mr. Lothrop's church were a majority and they preferred their own pastor and 
Mr. Hull was ousted as pastor of the church, and from his offices; resulting in controversy 
and ill feelings. Lands that he had sold Mr. Hinckley the town claimed, and Mr. Hinckley sued 
him for damage. Mr. Otis was of opinion that he was not so bad as his enemies represented. 
In one short year he fell from his position, lost his influence, was unpopular, his friends desert- 
ed him and others reaped the fields he had sown; he was chagrined and the ungenerous treat- 
ment he had received induced him to move. He sought to preach to his friends in Yarmouth, 
for which he was excommunicated by the Barnstable church; and then prosecuted for preach- 
ing as an excommunicated person. Mr. Otis says: If the reader decides that Mr. Hull was a 
contentious man and a heterodox teacher of religion, 1 fear he will have to travel many a weary 
mile to find a peaceful man and a sincere christian. For a time he removed from the Colony 
and resided at Dover and the Isles of Shoals. But little is known of his family; he was perhaps 
married twice; he d. Nov. 19. 1665, and his widow Agnes, administered his estate. Several child- 
ren came with him from England. 



Children: 




.Joanna. 


m. John Bursley and Dolar Davis 


Eliza KKTH, 


■' .John Heard. 


.lOSlAS. 


of Windsor, Conn. 


Reuben, 


of Portsmouth. 


Tristram. 




Naomi. 


bap. 1640. 


Ruth, 


'• 1641. 



TRISTRAM HDLL,3 was a prominent man in Barnstable; wife Blanche; will Dec. 20. 1666. 
Ch. b. Barnstable: 

>L\RY, Sept. 1645. 

Sarah, March . 

.Joseph, .June 1652; m. Experience Harper. 

•John, March. 1654; removed to Newport. R. I. 

Hannah. Feb. 16.56; m. .Joseph Blush.2 

* Note 100. ANTHONY ANNABLE.i b. Kent, Eng., about 155)9;he came in the ship.Du). with 
his wife .Jane and dau. Sarah. .June or .July, 162.J; and resided in Plymouth until 1654; freeman 
]6;j:i; was one of tlie founders of Scituate and of Mr. Lothrop's church there, of which he became 
a niem))er .Jan. S, 1634-5; constable 1635 and 1638; removed to Barnstable 1640. His character was 
blameless; except Gov. Hinckley, no man in Barnstable was more employed in public business; 
deputy 1639-47, 1650-3 and 16.56-7: he served on committees to revise the laws and was frequently 
employed In important and difficult business of the Colony. Strange as it appears with all his 
service he was not dignified with the title of "Mr.." but all his life was calltjd "Goodman 



FIFTH GENERATION. 129 

Annable." His farm was in West Barnstable, owned in modern times by Natlian Jenlvins; his 
wife d. Barnstable, and buried Dec. i:j. 1(U3; m. Sd. Mar. -i, lt>44-5. Ann Clark; who was buried 
May 1(5, ItiDl ; m. 3d, Ann Balcer. He d. Ui7-t. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 
Sarah. b. 1622. Eng. ; m. Henry Ewell. 

Hannah. "■ 1625. Plymouth ; m. Tliomas Bowerman. 

ScsAXXAH. •• 1630, •• •• William Hatch, .Jr. 

A dau.. stillborn, Scituate; buried Apr. 8, 163,5. 

Deborah, bap. May 7, 1637. 

By 2d wife, b. Barnstable : 
Samuel. Jan. 22. 16+5-6; m. Mehitable Allyn. 

ESEK. bap. April 2ii. 16i9; probably d. young. 

By 3d wife, b. Barnstable: 
DESir.E, Oct. 11. 1653; m. .John Baker. Esq. 

SAMUEL ANXABLE.2 b. .Jan. 22. 1645-6; m. June 1. 1667, Mehitable, dau. of Mr. Thomas and 
Winnifred Allyu. of Barnstable; resided West Barnstable and inherited part of his father's 
estate ; deputy 1676-7 ; he d. 1678 ; and his widow m. Cornelius Briggs, of Scituate. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 
Samuel. July 14, 1660; m. Patience Doggett. 

Hannah, Mar. 1672; d. Aug. 1672. 

John, July 19. 1673; m. Experience Taylor. 

Anx.\. Mar. 4. 1675-6; m. Dea. John Barker. 

JOHN ANNABLE ;3 m. June 16, 1692. Experience, dau. of Edward Taylor. 

Ch. b.- Barnstable: 

393. 

m. Andrew Hallett. 

d. May, 1697. 

removed to Rochester. Mass. 

m. David Hallett. 

:iO. 1710; m. Walley Crocker. 

Note 102. Mr. THOMAS ALLYN.i The date when he came to America is unknown; 
his parents resided near Taunton, Eng. He was the most wealthy of the early .settlers: prob. a 
trader or merchant. His 1st wife was named Winnifred; he m. 2d. a widow. He was a large 
land owner in the central part of Barnstable: where h-; d. 1679. 

Ch. b. Barnstable; 

Samuel, Feb. 10. 1643-4; m. Hannah Walley. 

John, 1646; " Mary Howland. 

Mehitable, 164S; " Samuel Annable and Cornelius Briggs. * 

Note 103. Mr. ANDREW HALLETT.i Gentleman, ancestor of the family of that 
name in Yarmouth and Barnstable. Mass; passenger from Weymouth. Eng. age IS, Mar. 20, 
1635-6; one of the first who came to Mattakese, as early as 1637; but did not make it his place of 
abode until 1641; he was in Plymouth, 163S-9; and in Yarmouth. .March, 1639. There was some 
complaint that he assumed to himself too much of the best land; but the court confirmed his 
claim. He bought of Dr. William Starr for illO. seventeen acres of land and twelve acres of 
meadow, with the frame of a house, to be made by William Chase; the house to be made and 
set with a chimney, and to be thatched, studded and latched, for a;5. This lot was in the north 
west part of Yarmouth and north east part of Barnstable. He re-vlsited England about 1641-2. 
and returned; speculated in lands, and had several law suits; it is claimed, not with certainty, 
that he was a school teacher: although not wealthy, in 164:3, he gave a cow to the poor of Yar- 
mouth, when it was of the value of a good farm. The title "Gentleman." was conferred upon 
but few in the colony at that period; and the word had a difterant signification from its pres- 
ent use; it meant that the person was educated, belonged to the gentry or wealthy class, and 
was not a mechanic or laborer. The records afford but little information al)out his employ- 
ment or character. His wife Mary. prob. survived him. He d. Yarmouth, about 1647. 

Ch. b. England: 
Bathsheba. 

Andrew, about 1615; ip. Anne Besse. 
Sa.muel, drowned 1650. 

John. 



Samuel. 


Sept. 


3, 


1693. 


Mehitable. 


Sept. 


28. 


1695; 


John. 


Apr. 




1697; 


John. 


May 


3. 


1698; 


Mary. 


Dec. 




1701; 


Cornelius. 


Nov. 


3. 


1704. 


Abigail, 


Apr. 


■60. 


1710; 



130 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[ 159 ] JABEZ HAMBLIN,-^ (Bro. of Timothy,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., 1739; The identity of this man is uncertain. Tlie 
Mass. records show tliat Jabez Hamlin was private in Oapt. James Davis' Co.: 

Hannah, about 1627; m. .Tohn Hadaway. 

JOSIAS. 

Joseph, m. Klizabetli 

ANDREW HALLET,2 b. England about 1615. He came over 1636. nominally as the servant 
of Richard Wade, for convenience in passage; was first at Lynn. Mass., and in Plymouth, 16:J7; 
was one of the first settlers of Sandwich, 1637; m. Anne, dau. of Anthony Besse. of Sandwich, 
but formerly of Lynn, in her fourteenth year. He sold his land in Sandwich to Daniel Wing. 
•June 28. 1640. owned in modern times by Paul Wing, at the Tacli Factory village; removed to 
Yarmouth 1643; and lived there the remainder of his life. He bought of Gyles Hopkins in 1642, 
the first house built by the English in Yarmouth, erected by Stephen Hopkins, the pilgrim, on 
the land owned in modern times by Capt. Charles Bassett. In 1655 he bought the farm of 
Robert Dennis; by subsequent purchases he became the largest land owner in Yarmouth, hav- 
ing about 300 acres of the best land in town. Farmer, and by industry, skillful management 
and economy accumulated a large estate. His tax in 1676 was one twentieth of the entire 
assessment of the town; highway surveyor 1642, 'olj and V'jS; constable 16)1, "79; grand juror 1660. 
'67, '7.5 and other offices; member of the church, Yarmouth. He employed Indian servants about 
the farm labor. He d. Yarmouth, spring U1S4; will March 14. 16S2; estate £1180-13-9: she d. 1694. 

Children: 

RUHAMA, m. .Job Bourne and Hersey. 

ABiQAiii, b. 1644; m. Capt. .lonathan Alden.2 

Dorcas, bap. June l. 1646: probably d. young. 

Jonathan, b. Nov. 20, 1647; m. Abigail Dexter. 

John, b. Dec. 11. 1650; m. Mary Howes. 
Mhitable, " .Tohn Dexter. 

.JONATHAN HALLETT.3 b. Nov. 20. 1647; m. June 30. 16S3-4. Abigail, dau. of Ensign Thomas 

and ( Vin ;ent ) Dexter, b. Sandwich. June 12. 1663. In 16S4. he was constable and resided 

in Sandwich. After the death of his father he removed to Yarmouth and occupied the west 
room in his father's house until 1695, when he built a new house, known as the .Jeremiah Hallett 
house; the lumber for which came from Scituate; it was not finished, plastered, painted or 
papered and the furniture was as mean as the finish; it was cold and cheerless, yet he was tlie 
richest man in Yarmouth, and denied himself the comforts and conveniences of life, that he 
might add to his wealth. He bought a negro slave Harry, for i;20. He d Jan. 12. 1717; will dated 
Dec. 5. 1716; proved Feb. 14, 1717; real estate £2000. and a large personal estate; shed. Sept. 2. 1714. 

Ch. b. Sandwich and Yarmouth: 
Mhitabij;. m. Edward Sturgis. 

Ebenezer, •' Rebecca Hawes. Hannah Hallett and Mercy Gray. 

Thomas. b. 1691 ; m. Sarah Hawes, Mrs. Hannah Gray, Desire Gorham and Mrs. 

Mary Hedge. 
Jonathan, b. 1694; m. Desire Howes. 

David. m. Mary Annable. 

Abigail. " Hatsuld Freeman. 

ETjIzabeth. " Paul Crowell. 

Timothy. '• Thankful Sturgis, Elizabeth Hatch and Thankful Jones. 

DAVID HALLETT,* m. Aug. 19. 1719. Mary.* dau. of John and Experience ( Taylor ) 
Annable, b. Dec. 1701. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 



Abioaii., 


June 22. 1720; 


m. Prince Hawes. 


Jonathan. 


Jan. 12, 1722; 


" Mercy Bacon. 


David. 


Dec. 12, 1724; 


'• Sarah Lewis. 


El.I/.AIlKTH. 


Jan. 9. 1726. 




Mehitabi.e. 


Apr. 21, 1729; 


m. Shubael Baxter. 


Remember. 


May 12. 1731 ; 


'■ .Jabez Marchant. 


Sarah. 


May 28, 1733; 


" Jabez Parker. 


Annah, 


May 14. 1737; 


'• Elisha ICent. 


Mary. 


May 11, 1739; 


•• Timothy Hamblin 


Abner, 


May 19, 1741; 


'• Susan . 



FIFTH GENERATION. 131 

enlisted July 10, 1775: served on coast service: discharged Nov. 1, 1775; roll 
sworn to in Barnstable County: also private, same company, enlisted Nov. 1, 
1775: discharged Dec. 31, 1775; roll dated Barnstable: also, Jabez Hamlen, 
private in Captain Micah Hamlen's Co., in Col. Thomas Marshall's Mass. 
Regt.: enlisted June 13, 1776: served to Nov. 1, 1776; traveled 77 miles: residence 
Barnstable: also, Corp. Jabez Hamblin, in list of men same company and 
regiment, Nov. 1776; he signed an order for advanced pay &e. dated Boston, June 
27, 1776; also, Jabez Hamlen, private in Captain Micah Hamlen's Co., in Col. 
Marshall's Regt., dated Castle Island, Oct. 17, 1776: enlisted June 13, 1776; 
discharged Aug. 1, 1776: residence Barnstable; also, Jabez Hamblen in Capt. 
John Russell's Co., in Col. Gamaliel Bradford's Mass. Regt.: enlisted Jan. 10, 
1777; marched from Boston to Bennington: discharged Mar. 21, 1777: also, in 
list of men returned by Joseph Otis, nuister master, Feb. 18, 1777; same 
Company and regiment: enlisted for three years: mustered Feb. 15, 1777; 
residence, Barnstable: also, Jabez Hamblin, joined same company and regiment 
April. 6. 1777: also, in return of men same company and regiment enlisted into 
the Continental army from Barnstable Co.. dated May 10, 1778, enlistment to 
expire Jan. 1780; residence, Barnstable: also, Corp. Jabez Hamblen, same 
company and regiment, on roll dated Jan. 15, 1778, enlisted for 3 years; also, 
Corp. same company and regiment, mustered by Continental muster master: 
residence Barnstable: reported on furlough, 1780: also, Corp. on Depreciation 
Roil, same regiment, to make good wages &c.; reported deserter; also, Corp. on 
Continental Army Pay Accounts, 6th Co.. same regiment; service from Jan. 
10, 1777 to Sept 1, 1778: residence. Barnstable: reported deserter. Mr. 
Hamblin Dickey, of Monroe, Maine, wrote 1847, that this Jabez Hamblin d. in 
Barnstable. 

[ 160 J SOLOMON HAMBLEN,5 fBro. of Timothy.) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., about 1741. Mr. Hamblin Dickey, of Monroe, Maine, 
a relative, wrote, 1847, that two sons of Zaccheus Hamblen,* of Barnstable, 
were lost at sea with their father about 1770. I suppose it must have been 
Solomon and Joshua. 

[ 161 ] JOSlAlI HAMBLEN,5 (Bro. of Timothy,) 

b. Barnstable, about 1743; lost at sea about 1770; see sketch of Solomon 
Hamblen [ 160 ] 

[ 170 ] TIMOTHY HAMBLEN,'^ (Jabez,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., about 1739; bap. May :i8, 1749. 

He went to Canada in place of his father, Jabez Hamblen, in command of 
Capt. James Otis, Apr. 14. 1759. and his age then given as 20 years. 

[ 171 ] JAMES HAMBLEN,-^ (Bro. of Timothy,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass. about 1742: bap. May 28, 1749. He went to Canada 
in place of his father, in command of Capt. James Otis, Apr. 14, 1759, and 
his age then stated 17 years. Perhaps he lost his life on that expedition, 
as there is no further account of him: and a brother named James, was bap. on 
May 20, 1759. 

[ 176 ] THANKFUL HAMBLEN,^' (.Jonathan," James.^',) 

b. Barnstable, Mass. Apr. 18, 1747: m. February 28, 1781. James West, of 

Barnstable. Isaac Hamblen, of Montpelier. Vt., wrote 1846, that this family 

resided in Sandwich, Mass. 



132 THE HAMLIIS^ FAMILY. 

[ 177 ] JONATHAN HAMBLEN,-* (Bro. of Thankful,) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., Mar. 22, 1749. Published to be married. 1779, to 
Sarah Davis,* of Barnstable: Farmer: Barnstable, Falmouth and. Sandwich. 
Private in Capt. Darby's 2d Co., in Col. John Bailey's Mass. Regt.; in service 
before Aug. 15, 1777. Private in same Co. and Regt.; in service at Valley 
Forge, Jan. 25, 1778; residence, Berwick. Private in Capt. Jacob Lovell's Co., 
in Col. Freeman's Mass. Militia Regt.: served at alarm at New Bedford, 
Dartmouth and Falmouth, 6 days in Sept. 1778; on an order for two months 
pay as private, dated July 13, 1783. He d. Sandwich, Mass., Apr. 6, 1828. 

Cb. b. Barnstable. 
422. JoKATiiAN, drowned in well aged about 9 years. 

423.* Rebecca, Feb. 3, 1781. 

424.* Betsey, 
425.* Charles, Aug. 10, 1793. 

[ 183 ] ISAAC H AMBLIN,s ( Josiah.* Jonathan^, James,2 1 ) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., Oct. 4, 1750: m. there, Mar. 17, 1774, Reliance, dau. of 
John and Mary (Hamblin) Coleman, t b. Barnstable, Apr. 26, 1752. His son, 
Isaac, wrote from Montpelier, Vt., 1846; "My father removed to Vermont with 
his seven sons and a daughter, 1799; he had one brother, David, now residing 
in Barnstable." Both d. Montpelier; he Dec. 8, 1828; she Feb. 28, 1830. 

Ch b. Barnstable: 
426.* Zacciieus, Sept. 30, 1774. 

427.* JosiAH, July, 4, 1776. 

* Note 104. For Davis see notes 4 and 17. 

+ Note 105. 1 am unable to locate the Mary Hamblin who m. John Coleman^!; possibly 
she was a widow, and Hamblin not her maiden name. ^ 

EDWARD COLEMAN, i of Boston; m. Eastham, Mass.. by Mr. Prence, Oct. 27. 1648; Mar- 
garet, dau. of Thomas Lombard, of Barnstable; he was of Boston 16.")5; and probably came to 
Barnstable soon after; was admitted an inhabitant there, Oct. 3, l(it)2; and was living March 
2B, 1690; when the town granted 2:1 acres of land to his son Edward at Yannows. on condition 
that he do his utmost to maintain his father and mother and family; this grant was at the 
south east corner of Barnstable, bounded east by Yarmouth, south by the harbor at Yannows. 
west by the Hallett land, north by the commons. Margaret Coleman was living Nov. 12. 1714. 
but lie was then dead. 

Children: 
Edward. b. about 1049, Boston; d. 1714 without issue. 

Elizabeth. " Nov. 2,s, 1651, Boston; m. ,John Hadaway. 

Maky, " Sept. 12. 1053. 

Martha. " Aug. .s, 1655. 

Sarah. Barnstable. 

.iAMES, " m. Patience Cobb. 

For Lombard see note 43. 

.TAMES GOLEM AN.2b. Barnstable; m. 1694, Patience, dau. of Sergt. .lames.? and Sarah.2 
( Lewis ) Cobb; b. barnstaljle. .Ian. 13, 1668. He d. before 1714; and his widow m. Sept. 10. 171.'i. 
Tliomas Lombard; she d. Mar, 30,J_747. 

Children: 

ErwARD. b. Oct. 2.5, 1695; m. Thankful Lumbard. 

Martha, "Mar. 4, 169«; •' Capt .Tohn Phinney. 

Thankful. " Feb. 7, 1669-1700; m. Robt. Claghorn. 

A Son. •' Feb. 26, 1702-3; d. same day. 

.Tames. '• Apr. 11. 1704; m. Patience and Martha Phinney. 

•Tohn. •' Sept. 26. 1706; " Mrs. Reliance Cobb and Mary Hamblin. 

Patience, " May. 6,1709; •' .Tames Loth rop. 

Ebenezer, " Aug. 15, 1711. 



FIFTH GENERATION. 133 

428. Elxathax Paukek, Apr. 15, 1778: d. youn^. 

429.* William, 8ept. 3, 1780. 

430-* Mary, June 10, 1782. 

431. Charles, Aug. 4, 1784; d. Apr, 10, 1813; unm. 

432. Eleazer, Mar. 4, 1787: "Barnstable, Apr. 18.1818, unm. 

433.* EZEKIEL, " " " 

434.* Isaac, Aug. 2, 1790. 

[184] DAVID HAMBLEN.5 (Bro. of Isaac,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., bap. Veh. 15, 1761: m. there, Oct. 17, 1789. Anna 
Lewis:* resided Barnstable. 1846. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 
435.* Lewis, May 27, 1792. 

436.* Elvaton, Mar. 3, 1794. 

437.* Deborah P. Apr. 25, 1796. 
438. Mercy, Mar. 15, 1798: d. Nov. 27, 1819. 

439.* Harvey, May 29, 1804. 

[185] RUTH HAMBL1N,5 (Sister ot Isaac.) 

b. Barnstable, Mass.; Published there, Mar. 12. 1768 to be m. to Levi 
Bearse.t He d. Barnstable, Sept. 28, 1831. 
Ch. b. Barnstable; 

440. George, Mar. 10, 1779. 

441. Ebenezer Parker, Apr. 20, 1782. 

442. Freeman, Apr. 1, 1787. 

JOHN COLEMAN.3b. Sept. 26, 170(5: m. 1st. Aug. 5. 173«. Reliance, widow of Eleazer Cobb, 
nee Paine: who d. June 11. 1742. aged 36; m. 2d. Barnstable, Aug. 2. 1743. Mary Hamblin; her 
wneestur not discovered; perhaps she was a widow. He resided in the ancient Cobb House till 
Nov. 2>1. 1746: when he removed to South Sea. 

Ch. by 1st. wife, baptized East Church Barnstable: 
Martha, .Tune 19, 1737. 

John. Oct, 29. 17ci.s. 

Mary, May 11, 1740. 

By 2d. wife: 

Mary, Aug. 5, 1644, 

Thomas, Nov. 8, 1747. 

Nathaniel, Sept. 17. 1749. 

Zaccheus, Feb. 24. 1750-1. 

Reliance. Apr. 26. 1752; m. Isaac Hamblin. 

Note 106. For Cobb see note 20. 
Serg. JAMES COBB.2 ( Henry.i ) m. Dec 26. 1663, Sarah.2 dau, of George Lewis, b. Barn- 
stable. Feb, 2. 1643-4. He d, 169.i; his widow m. Nov. 23. 1698, Jonathan Sparrow, of Eastliam. 

Ch. b, Barnstable; 

Mary, Nov. 24, 1664; m. Capt. Caleb Williamson. 

Sarah. ,7an. 26. Iti66; " Benjamin Hinckley. 

Patience, Jan. 12, 166S; •' James Coleman and Thomas Lombard. 

Hannah, Mar. 2,S, 1671; " Joseph Davis. 

James. July 8. 1673; " Elizabeth Hallett. 

Gershom, Aug. 4,1675; " Hannah Davis. 

John. Dec. 20. 1677; '" Hannah Lothrop- 

Elizabeth. Oct. 6, 1680. 

Martha. Feb. 6, 1682. 

Mercy. Apr. 9, 16S5. 

Thankful, June 10, 16S7. 

* Note 107. For Lewis see Note 10. 
+ Note 108. For Bearse see note 15. 



443. 


TlIANKFU 


444. 


Lydia, 


445. 


JOSIAH, 


446. 


Sally, 


447. 


Deborah, 


448. 


Micah, 



l;{4 THE H AMLl^^ FA M ILY. 

[ 186 ] DEBORAFI H A^rBLEX.-^ (Sister or' Isaac. ) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., m. Hezekiah Merchant, of Barnstable She was adra. 
to East church Barnstable, Dec. 1. 1776. and dismissed to South Granville, 
(Washington Co. N. Y.V) Oct. 2. 1796. 

Ch. b. Barnstable. 

May 25, 1770. 
Mar. 24, 1772. 
Dec. 4, 1773. 
Nov. 6, 1777. 
Mar. 25, 1780. 
Apr. 14, 1782. 

[ 190 ] THANKFUL HAMLrN,^ (Perhaps dau. of Ebenezer,4 3 Janies;^ i) 
m. Farinington, Ct., Oct. 10, 1753. Jacob Reoyse (.Eoyse.*) 
Prob. removed from Farmington about 1759, 

Ch. b. Farmington, 
449. JoKL, Feb 24, 1755. 

450." Amos, May 4, 1758. 

[ 191 ] Lieut. EBENEZER HAMBLIN.^ ( Ebenezer.is James.21) 
b, Farmington, in that part now Bristol, Ct., 1740. It is supposed that 
he removed in youth with his father to what is now Alford, Mass. The 
following record is found at Great Barrington, Mass.: Dec. 18. 1762. Int of 
m. between Ebenezer Hamlin, Jr. of Great Barrington, and Lois Brooks, of 
Farmington, (Conn.) was entered on record and a Notification thereof posted 
on the next day, Per Mark Hopkins 

Town clerk of Gt. Barrington, Mass. 

They were m. 1763. June 27, 1763, he sold to Noah and Anthony Haskins 
150 acres of land in the "Shawenon Purchase," (in Alford.) Apr. 25. 1765, 
he was of Farmington, Ct., when he conveyed to Philip Case the westerly part 
of lot 23, (in Alford.) The records of the May term 1771 of the Conn. Gen. 
Assembly mentions Ebenezer Hamlin of Farmington. He was assessed for 
taxes 1771-3, in that part of Farmington which is now Burlington, at that 
period called Farmington West Woods. Dec. 23, 1772, with others of Farm- 
ington, he conveyed land to the town for highway purposes; his tract being 
described as lot 35, in 5th division in West part of Farmington. It is supposed 
he resided at some time near the old Simeon Hart place in the center of 
Burlington, a good farm of 120 acres, occupied in 1899 by Mr. ^lauzer Brocket 
The records of Bristol, Ct. show various conveyencesof land from and to him and 
his wife Lois; and deeds in which his son Mark and brothers Lent and Dan, 

* Note 109. ABEL ROYSE. of Farmington conveyed to his son .Jacob. May 28. 1755, two 
pieces of land in Farmington ; one being one sixtli part and one fifth part of one sixth part of 
Lot 50. 4th division of hind lying west of the reserved, as it lyeth undivided with tlie rest of 
said lot, which granted land contains by estimation 18 acres and -i rods, more or less. The 
whole of said Lot is butted and bounded as folio weth: East and west on highways, north on 
land originally .John Thompson's, dec'd. and south on my own land. Also 5 acres it being part 
of the farm where I now dwell in the aforesaid 4th. division and is to lye on the south sd of 
said farm, beginning 22 rods west of highway running cross my sd farm and is to lye 40 rods in 
length, east and west and 20 rods in liredth north and south, and is Imtted and bounded east 
and west and north on my own land, south on land of Nehemiah Royse. 

March Iti, 1759, Abel Royse deeded other lands in said Lot 50 to his son Jacob, and on Nov. 5, 
17(37, said .Tacol) Royse deeded all said land, on which he then dwelt, to Da.nlel Thompson, of 
New Haven. Thi; Royse family came from Wallingford, Ct.. to Farmington. 



FIFTH GENERATION. 135 

and (ttliers are parties. At a meeting of the proprietors of Upper Hnsatonic. 
1793. at Gt. Barrington. lot 35 was drawn by him. They were residents of 
Bristol and Burlington until 1797. where he was prominent in town and church. 

Extracts from Records of First Pi'esb. Ch., West Britain, now Burlington, 

Ct. 

First Monday. Dec. 1774. Annual meeting, Ebenezer Hamblin (and 
others.) chosen rate makers. 

Monday, Dec. 4, 1775. This meeting is opened according to adjournment; 
att the same meeting, to Chuse an agent to Remonstrate against the Doings of 
the Commitee appointed to set a stake for a meeting house: att the same 
meeting made choyce of Ebenezer HnmhUn an agent to Remonstrate against the 
Doings of the Committee and to make applycation to the same Court that the 
other Committee made their Returns too, and to Pray out another Committee 
to set a stake for a meeting house. 

In 1899 the writer visited the neighborhood where these old records were 
kept, and saw the old site of the meeting houye where they "set the stake," 
the house itself was removed many years ago to another locality; and also heard 
the tradition of the "Doings," referred to in the record. It seems that a 
committee was appointed to select a site for the meeting house. They were 
not of the same mind: but finally hit upon a novel plan for selecting the place, 
in this way: it was agreed that each member should go out and set a stake 
where he desired the house built, and the one who returned first to the meeting 
place, after setting his stake, should be the winner, and that his selection 
should be accepted; and in tliat manner they "set the stake." 

April. 2, 1776. Town meeting, Ebenezer Hamblin (and others) committee 
to supply the pulpit. 

Nov. 11, 177«. Ebenezer Hamblin chosen moderator. Chose agt. to remon- 
strate against the doings of the Hon. County Corts Committee for to pitch a 
stake for a meeting house, and to pray out a Committe for to set a stake for 
a meeting house. 

Mr. Simeon Hart. Mr. Justis Webster, Mr. Ebenezer Hamblin, made Choice 
for Prudential Committee. That John Phelps & Ebenezer Hamblin provide two 
black cloaths (Palls ) for the use of burying the dead. Ebenezer Hamblin chosen 
Rate maker. 

Oct. 1^3, 1777. Made Choice of Ens. (Ensign) Ebenezer Hamblin, Capt. 
SimeonHart & Mr. Seth Waird, Prudential Committee for the year insuing. 

Feb 2,1778. Att the same meeting maid Choice of Lieut. Titus Cunnel 
and Mr. Seth Waird. and Ensign Ebenezer Hamblin, agents to apply to the 
Hon. General assembly for tax on all the Lands of the Non residents, and for 
the Remittance of our Colony taxes. 

March 24, 1778. Ensign Ebenezer Hamblin Chosen Moderator. 

Dec, 7, 1778. At the same meeting made choice of Mr. Seth Ward, Mr. 
Joseph Lankton, and Ens. Ebenezer Hamblin Prudential Committee for the 
year insuing. 

March 1. 1779. Att the same meeting, made clioice of Capt. Simeon Hart, 
Abiel Humphrey. Samuel Calven, Joshua Phelps, Joseph Bacon. Jr., Seth 
Wiard. & Ebenezer Hamblin, Be a committtee to Look into the Surcomstances 
of the Several Districts and arrange them and make their report to the annual 
meeting in December, 1779. 



136 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

(This committee divided the society into districts for scliools and reported 
Dec. 6, 1779.) 

Att same meetins?, voted to give Ensig-n Ehenezer Hamblin twelve pounds, 
eighteen shil. for his order on the Society Treasury for the sum ot three 
Pounds sixteen SliilUngs. 

Thursday, May 11, 1780. At the June meeting voted that Ens. Samll 
Warner, and Mr. Bartholomew Driggs, and Lieut. Ebenezer Hamblin be a 
Committee to settle the Societys accounts with the Treasury. 

Dec. 3, 1781. Ebenezer Hamblin, Moderator. 

Sept. 15, 1783. Att the same meeting, voated to establish the same com- 
mittee to treet with Mr. Miller with the addition of Stephen Hotchkiss. 
Ebenezer Hamblin & Seth Wiard. 

Oct. 13, 1783. Same meeting, made Left. Ebenezer Hamblin to Leade in sd 
meeting. 

Dec. 4, 1786: Left. Ebenezer Hamlin, Moderator. 

Dec. 1789. Made choice of Lt. Ebenezer Hamlin, Mark Hamlin, Simeon 

Hart, Esq. & Zebulon Frisbie, Jr., to prise the wood that each man shall bring. 

They resided at New Hartford, Ct., 1805-8, and at Barkhemstead, 1809-11, 

He is called Ensign and lieutenant on the record; and it is traditional that 
he was a soldier in the French and Eev. wars; that he was at Forts Edward and 
Ticondei'oga: noted for bravery; and that he was a pensioner. The record of his 
service not discovered. 

She was adm. to the ch. Bristol, under the ministry of Eev. Samuel Newell, 
Feb. 10, 1765. 

Ch. b. Farmington, now Burlington: 
Feb. 25, 1765. 
Jan. 31, 1767. 

1768. 

1769. 

1771. 

1773; probably d. young. 

1779. 



[194] SYLVIA HUNTER,^ (Hopestill Hamlin,* Ebenezer,3 Jaraes,^ i) 
b. Rochester, Mass., June 27, 1730; m. there, by Rev. Isaiah Crocker 

Thacher, July 24, 1746, Job, son of Dea. Joshua Gibbs,* of Wareham. Mass., b. 

1724; Merchant; removed from Wareham to Sharon. Ct., 1747. 

Ch. b. Sharon: 

Dec. 10, 1748. 

Mar, 9, 1751. 

Feb. 16, 1753. 

June 15, 1755. 

Sept. 20, 1757. 

Nov. 17, 1759. 



451.* 


Makk, 


452.* 


ROSABELI 


453.* 


ROSINA, 


454.* 


Dan, 


455.* 


Lekt, 


456. 


Hannah, 


457.* 


Hannah, 


458. 


Mercy, 


459.* 


Lois, 



460. 


Delivekance, 


46L* 


Ann, 


462.* 


Sylvanus, 


463. . 


Heman, 


464. 


Elizabeth, 


465. 


Job, 


466. 


Sylvia, 


467. 


Robert? 


* Note 110. For Gibbs see : 



FIFTH GENERATION. 137 

[ 195 ] DAVID HUNTER,^ (Bru. of Sylvia,) 

b. Rochester, Mass., P'eb. 1, 1732: m. Sharon, CI., June 26, 1750, Rebecca 
Morjian. b. Norwich, Ct.. removed with his parents to Sharon, Ct., 1747. It 
is traditonal that he removed to Stillwater, N. Y. soon after the death of 
his father— 1762. His son William, « related to his son David:" that he saw the 
British soldiers near the Hudson river in N. Y.; and that he assisted them 
to till their canteens from a spring, near his father's— David's house. One David 
Hunter was private in Capt. Yan Denburg's Co., in Col. Van Schoonhoven's 
N. Y. Regt.; and in Capt. Benj. Wait's Co., in Maj. Joab Hoisington's N. Y. 
Rangers: enlisted Aug. 8, 1776. She united with the Cong. ch.. Windsor, Vt., 
May 16, 1779: he d. Ft. Edward. N. Y., 1776: she m. 2d, in N. Y., a Mr. Granby: 
and d. Windsor, Vt., 1813.: 
Children: 

468. Thomas. 

469. David. 

470.* W1LLIA3I, b. Jan. 3, 1754, Sharon. 

471. Jonathan. 

472.* Jabez. •' June 24, 1769, N. Y. 

473. Thankful. 

474. Sarah. 

475. Betsey. 

476. Delia. 

[ 196 ] JONATHAN HUNTER,^ (Bro, of Sylvia, ) 

prob. b. Rochester,Mass., about 173—: and removed with his parents to 
Sharon, Ct.. 1747. It is said that he removed to Stillwater, N. Y., soon after 
his father's death— 1762. The N. Y. Rev. records show the following services 
of Jonathan Hunter: which perhaps relate to more than one person: private in 
Capt. A^an Wourt's Co.. in Col. Van Veigh ten's Regt.: private in Capt. Scherm- 
erhorn'sCo., in Col. Van Rensselaer's Regt.: private in Capt. Aaron Aorson's 
5th Co.. in Col. Peter Gransevort's 3d Regt. N. Y. Line: enlisted Dec. 24, 1776. 
for the war: Sergt. Oct. 17, 1777: discharged Apr. 24, 1780: private in Capt. Benj. 
Walker's Co., in Col. Henry Livingston's 4th Regt. N. Y. Line; enlisted May 5. 
1778, for 9 months: discharged Feb. 4, 1779. 

[ 191 ] SARAH HUNTER,^ (Sister of Sylvia, ) 

prob. b. Rochester, Mass., about 1737; and removed with her parents to 
Sharon Ct., 1747: m. there, Nov. 13, 1754, James, son of Lieut. John and Betsey 
(Horn) Pardee,* b. about 1733; res. Sharon, Ct.; deputy, 1769, 1773-8: ensign of 



* Note 111. For Pardee see HopestlU Hamlin,* page 76. and note 46. 

Lieut. .JOHN PARDEE.3 .Joseph.2 George.i b. New Haven. Ct.. Feb. li. IWIS: ni. 1st. EHzabetli 
Home; b. about 1699-1700 

The foUowing record concerning her was found In the bible of Myron F. Pardee, of Oswego. 
N. Y.; "Betsey Home was abducted by the Free Rovers from London, and ransomed by Lieut. 
.John Pardee. 

Mr. Guy Beardsley. of East Creels. N. Y.. has an old Pardee family bible which contains a 
statement that Betsey Home with her attendant were abducted. Slioemaker and Tanner: 
res. Norwalk, Ct., and was an original proprietor of Sharon, Ct.. 17:^S; deputy 1755-62; lioth 
d. Sharon; he .Tuly. 1766; she Jan. 8, 1762. 

Children: 

Thomas, b. Oct. 31, 1722; m. Wealtheon Cook. 

Jehiel. •• Ann Clark and Sybil Hunt. 

.John, •' Abigail Penoyer. 

Mary. b. about 172S; •' Col. Samuel Elmer. 



138 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

the north company or trainband of Sharon, May, 1772: Lieut, ot 2d company, 
1774; served in Lt-Col. Samuel Cantield's militia Regt. at West Point, Sept. 15, 
1781. His son Jonathan, was app. adm. of his estate, Feb. 16, 1802; estate, 
$5183.19. Both d. Sharon: she Nov. 28, 1799; he Feb. 3, 1802. 
Ch. b. Sharon. 
477.* Jonathan. 

Betsey, b. about 1775; d. Mar. 22, 1775, unm. 

Rebecca, b. about 1757: d. Sept. 18, 1774, unm. 
Probably otliers. 

[ 200 ] CORNELIUS HAMLIN,^ (Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,'^i; 

b. Colchester Conn., Sept. 25, 1733; rn. Sharon Ct., by J. Williams, Esq., 
Aug. 14, 1755, Hannah, dau. of Ebenezer and Patience (Fuller*) Mudge, b. 
Haddam, Ct., 173(>: wlio d. Aug. 28, 1771; m. 2d, Feb. 23, 1775, Anna Stevens. 
Cornelius and wife Hannah, Congs. In the cemetery at the north end of Shar- 
on village is a broken grave stone, supposed to be that of Cornelius Hamlin. 

Another stone bears this inscription: 

IN MEMOUY OF 

HANNAH 

WIFE TO 

CORNELIUS HAMLIN 

Died Aug. 28, 1771, 

A. 35 

.James. b. about l":^:^; m. Sarah Hunter. 
George. " Mary Calkins. 

Moses, b. about 1739; " Elizabeth Gillett. 
Betty. " Solomon Goodrich. 

Rebecca. " Noah Haskins. 

Dinah, " Daniel Barnes. 

* Note. 112. SAMUEL FULLER, came in tlieA/aj/^Jouw and was the first physician in 
Plymouth, Mass. His brother Edward and wife Ann, came also in the MnyflDwer, and died the 
first winter. Their son Samuel b. in Holland about l(iOS, came with them; leaving another son 
Matthew, with friends in England. After the death of his parents, Samuel went to live with 
his uncle Samuel, and was executor of his will, 16;W; freeman 16^4; removed to Scituate; m. by 
Capt. Miles Standish. Apr. s, le^S; .Tane, dau. of Rev. John Lothrop; his house in Scituate was 
No. 1.5; Constable. 1641. He was in Barnstable as early as 1641. but not an inhabitant until 1644; 
he and his brother Matthew, bought of Secunke an Indian, part of the land on Scorton or Sandy 
Neck; he lived in the north west angle of the town: the only Mayflower passenger, who settled 
permanently in Barnstable; a pious man; he d. there, Oct. 31. 16S3. 

Ch. b. Scituate: 
Hannah. m. Nicholas Bonhani. 

Samuel, bap. Feb. 11. 1637-8; m. his cousin Anna Fuller. 

Elizabeth, m. Taylor. 

Sarah, d. young. 

Ch. b Barnstable: 
Mary, bap. .June 16. 1644; m. Joseph Williams. 

Thomas, b. May IS, le.'iO; perhaps d. young. 

Sarah, b. Dec. 14. 16.54; m. Crow. 

John, " Mehitable . 

A Child. d. young. 

Dr. MATTHEW FULLER, came over 1640: little is known of his early life: he had land 
assigned to him in Plymouth, 1642; Sergeant in Capt. Miles Standish's Co., 164:^. Sept. 3, 1652, he 
was Lieutenant of the Militia in Barnstable; deputy from Barnstable, 1653. June 20, 1654, 
appointed Lieut, under Capt. Miles Standish. of a company of 50 men. the Plymouth quota in 
the proposed expidition against the Dutch at Manhattoes, now New York. Member of Council 
of war 1658, of which he was chairman 1671 ; Magistrate same year; and Lieut, of forces sent 
against the Saconet Indians; Surgeon General, 1673; Captain in King Phillip's war. In the Qua- 



FIFTH GENERATION. 139 

He d. Sharon. Aug. 13, 1776; his father was app. guardianof his four young- 
est children, Apr. 3, 1777. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Sharon, except Ehzabeth: 



478.* 


Hannah, 


July 14, 1757. 


479.* 


Cornelius, 


June 27. 1759. 


480. 


Elizabeth, 


Apr. IH, 1761, Spencertown, N. Y. 


481. 


Louisa, 


July 8, 1764. 


482.* 


Amos, 


Aug. 8, 1766. 


483. 


Ephraim, 


Aug. 7, 1767: bap. Sept. 11, 1768. 


484. 


Lucinda, 
By 2d wife: 


Apr. 26, 1770; " July 1, 1770. 


485. 


Mary, 


Nov. 28, 1775? 


[201] 


MARY HAMLIN, 5 (Sister of Cornehus,) 



b. Colchester. Ct., Feb. 25, 1735: ni. Sharon, Ct., Mar. 13, 1755, Richard,^ son of 
Rev. Richard and Susannah (Woodbridge) Treat.* He was an early settler of 
Sharon: Dec. 13. 1756 lie bought half a house of Cornelius Hamlin; and in 1758 
sold same, being then of Albany N. Y. ; in 1761 he was at Spencertown, N. Y. 

ker controversy, he was in favor of religious toleration ; in 1658 lie was presented for saying: 
"The law enacted about minister's maintanance was a wicked and devilish law. and that the 
devil sat at the stone when it was enacted;" which he admitted that he uttered, and for which 
he was fined 50 shillings. He was the first regular physician in Barnstable. His farm was near 
that of his brother Samuel. Lands were granted to him for his services, in Falmouth and Mid- 
dleboro. He d. Barnstable, 1678; willJuly 20, 1678; proved Oct. 30, 1678; wife Frances, perhaps 
married in England; his older children probably born there. 

Children: 

Mary, m. Ralph Jones. 

Elizabeth. " Moses Rowley. 

Samuel, " Mary . 

•.John, " Bethia and Hannah. 

Anne, '" her cousin Samuel Fuller. 
Many of the Fullers of these families removed and settled in East Haddam. Ct. in early 
times. 

Note 113. For Mudge see note 47. 
EBENEZER MUDGE,* ( Ebenezer,* Micah,2 Jarvis.i ) b. Lebanon. Ct., Oct. 23. 1709; m. 1st. 
Patience, dau. of Benj. and Content Fuller, b. E. Haddam, Jan. 15, 1722-3; she d. in Canaan, Ct. 
before 1770, aged about 47; m. 2d, about 1771. in Canaan, widow Mary Cornish, of Canaan. He 
d. New Ashford, Mass., 1782. 

Children: 

Joshua, b. 1737; m. Mary Cornish. 

Hannah. m. Cornelius Hamlin. 

Samuel. '• Abigail Stephen. 

Patience, b. July 7. 1753; d. unmarried. 

* Note 114. Rev. Richard Treat,* Thomas.3 Richard.2 i 

John Trott— of Staplegrove, Eng.; the name was formerly variously spelled ;Trett. Trott&c. 

William Trott. son of foregoing, of same place. 

Richard Trott, his son, and wife Joanna of Pitminister, probably now Trull, Somerset, Eng. 

Robert Trott, his son, and wife Honora. of Pltminster. 

RICHARD TREAT.i son of Robert, b. Pitminster, 1584; bap. there. Aug. 28, 1584; m. there, 
Apr. :27. 1615: Alice, dau. of Hugh Gaylord; bap. Pitminster. May 10, 1594. He probably came to 
America about 1639, and settled in Wethersfleld. Ct. ; a man of high social and political stand- 
ing; .iuror and grand juror 1643-4; deputy 1644-57; magistrate 1657-65; patentee in Charter to 
Conn, granted by King Charles II, 1662; member of Gov. Winthrop's council, 16(i:{-4; a man of 
wealth ; an extensive land owner in Wethersfield. He d. Wethersfleld K69-70; she survived him' 



140 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

About 1768 he removed to what is shice called Lebanon, N. Y.: where he 
died; she remarried and lived in Williamstown, Mass. to an old age. 

Children: 

486.* Richard, b. Mar. 14, 1757. 

487.* J)OKOTHBUS, " Feb. 25, 1760. 

488.* ASHBEL WooDBRiDGE, " Nov. 22, 1762. 

489.* Charlotte, " May. 16, 1768. 

490.* Mary, " 

491.* Anne, " Sept. 13. 1772. 

[202] RUTH HAML1N,& (Sister ot Cornelius, ) 

b. Colchester, Ct., Dec. 2, 1736; m. Sharon, Mar, 13, 1755, Timothy,^ son ot 
Rev. Richard and Susanna ( Woodbridge) Treat,* b. about 1731; settled at Shar- 
on as early as 1755; and removed after 1761. Private in Capt. Elisha Noble's 
Co., of Sheffield, Mass, in tlie French war, from Sept. 15, to Dec. 5, 1755. He 
was at Lenox, Mass. Aug. 3, 1764, when the ear mark of his animals was a 
swallowtail, or hollowcrop. -V- in the left ear; member church, Lenox, 1771: 
his son Timothy was drafted in the Revolution, and being sickly, the father 
went as a substitute, and died of smallpox, Apr. 24, 1776: she d. Lenox, May 10. 

1778. 

Children: 

492* Timothy, b. Apr. 5, 1756; Sharon. 

493* Thomas, ,, Sept. 11, 1758; " 

494 Rhth, u Jan. 8, 1761: " d. unm. 

495* Mercy, 

492* Cornelius, b. Oct. 30, 1766: Sharon. 

497* Ebenezer, ^ June 7, 1771; " 

498* Susanna. 

[ 205] SARAH HAMLIN,-^ (Sister of Cornelius. ) 
b. Sharon, Ct., Oct. 20, 1743. One Sarah, m. New Milford, Ct., Feb. 17, 1773. 
Gilbert Gregory, of North Stratford. 

[206] . Capt. JABEZ HAMLIN,"* (Thomas.* Ebenezer:^ James.-^ M 
b. Agawam. now Wareham, Mass., July 17, 1735; m. Dorcas, dau. of Thom- 
as and Rebecca (Cone) Barnes,* b. East Haddam, Ct., Nov. 6, 1743. He remov- 
ed with his parents to Sharon, Ct. about 1742. The records there show, that 
he bought land adjoining the Indian pond, on the line of the Oblong, from 

Ch. b. and bap. Pitminster; 

Honor. bap. Mar. 19, 1615-6: m. .John Denilng. 

Joanna, " May 34. 1618; •• .John Hollister. 

Sarah, " Dec. 3. 1620: " Matthew Camptield. 

Richard. - .Jan. 9.1622-3; "' Sarah Coleman. 

Robert, ■■ Feb. 25. 1624-5; " 

Elizabeth. " .July 26. 1627: " Geo. Wolcott. 

Susanna. " Oct. 8, 1629; " Robert Webster. 

Alice, '• Feb. 16, 1631-2 buried Aug. 2, 16:w. 

■Tames, " .July 20, 16;:i4; m. Rebecca Lattimer. 

Katherine. " .June 29, 1637; " Rev. Wm. Thompson. 

* Note 115. For Treat see note 114. 

* Note 116. THOMAS BARNES.i of Wayhill. England, b. 1636; embarked May Hi), mm. at 
Gravesend, in the Speedwell, age 20; and came to Sudbury. Mass.; m. Abigail dau. of Thomas 
Goodenow. a proprietor of Sudbury; removed to Marlboro. Mass. about 1663. 

WILLIAM BARNES,2 Hfth son of Thomas, b. Marlboro. Apr. 3. 1669; removed to Hadley. 
Mass.. where he m. Mary, dau. of Rev. Samuel Smith, first pastor of Wetherslield. Ct.. who re- 
sided at Northampton, Mass.. 1666; and removed to Hadley, Mass., 1679; she I). .Fan. IS. 1673. 

They removed to East Haddam, Ct., where she d. Nov. is, 1714; he d. before 17:)0, 



FIFTH GENERATION. 141 

Daniel Barnes in ITOo. In I7(i5 lie and his wife conveyed t(» Ainasa Ilaniiin 
the home lot of her father, Thomas Barnes, adjoin inji' Indian pond; which was 
set off to her on distribution of liis estate, Oct. 9, 17H5: they conveyed the one 
third right of lier mother's estate, to S. Holly. He was a merchant in Sharon, 
failed in business there, and removed frctm the 
place, probably about lT9(i. He sold land at 




Indian pond, Sharon, to Joseph Lake, 1772: it'^^ ^ ' ' '-^^'"^ 
is supposed that he resided at some time in Salisbury, Ct.: this may have been 
tempoiarily: later he bouaiit a large mountain farm at Hillsdale, n;»w Auster- 
itz, N.Y. The records ol New Milford, Ct. show that Daniel Sherwood, of 
that place mortgaged land there, to Jabez Hamlin of Hinsdale, Mass., on A.ug. 
29, 1794. By hard work of his family his fortune was retrieved: and in later 
years he sold the farm to his sons Amasa and .Tabez: removed to .\lford. Mass.. 
and again sold goods in a room adjacent to his dwelling there. A grist-mill in 
Alfoid was conveyed to him in 1802: conducted at one time by his son-in-law. 
Ralph H. Hulbert: and was in his possession at his death. It is traditional 
that he was a captain in the Revolution; and was captured in the retreat from 
Long island in 177(): he was a pensioner, and his sword, seen in his lifetime by 
his grand children, was well remembered by them in recent years. After his 
death a quantity of continental money was found in his desk: no records of his 
service has been discovered. Probably he lived in Sharon during the Revolu- 
tion and afterwards. It was his wish to spend his last days with his son Jabez, 
who in 1825, sold his farm at Hillsdale, removed to A If ord, cared for his aged 
parents until their death, and settled the estate. He was a gentleman of the 
old school, tall and erect, of soldierly bearing, line constitution, and possessed 
of an iron will. His will was drawn by Gen. Whiting, of Great Barrington; his 
funeial was preached by Timothy Woodbridge, the blind Presbyterian preach- 
er, grandson of Jonathan Edwards. Sixty children and grand children attend- 
ed. The following record of his family dated Mar. 1, 1800. is copied from a 
bible published at Edenburg, 1797, in possession of Cicero J. Hamlin, Esq., of 
Buffalo, N. Y., a grand son. Both d. Alford; he Sept. 8, 1826: she Feb. 14, 1727. 

Ch. b. Sharon; 

Apr. 30, 1762. 

Aug. 5, 1763. 

Dec. 26, 1764: m. Jonathan Pardee." 

Oct. 22, 1766. 

July 10, 1768. 

Apr. 23, 1770. 

June 21, 1772. 

Dec. 15, 1775. 

June 15, 1776; d. Dec. 1777. 

May 7, 1777. 

Aug. 28, 1779. 

July 31, 1783. 



499* 


Phebe, 


.300.* 


Salmon, 


501.* 


ZiLPHA, 


502.* 


LUCINDA, 


503.* 


Ruth, 


504.* 


JOHX, 


505.* 


Jabez, 


506.* 


Amasa, 


507. 


Esther, 


598.* 


Esther, 


509.* 


Erastus, 


510.* 


Frederick. 



THOMAS BARNES.3 fifth child of William, b. E. Haddam, Mar. 35. 1706; m. Mar. 14. 1738. 
Kfhecca. dau. of Stephen and Mary (HunKerford) Cone, b. E. Haddain Mar. h. 1-04. 
Thev removed to New Fairfield. Ct.. 1741; : to Sharon. Ct.. 1750. and resided m the north west 
part of town. He held large tracts of land there, from the town, and from the Indians. 

They had sons. Thomas. Dan and Jonah. Their dau.. Dorca.s. b. E. Haddam, Nov. (5, 1/4.^. 
ni. .labez Hamlin. , ,, r. i « nn 

•Att a court holden in Sharon, rilst day of May 17.59; then Dorcas Barnes, dau of T l'»ni!i>* 
Barnes, late of Sharon, dec'd. a minor asod 15 years ye — of Nov. last, appeared and made 
choice of Daniel Barnes of sd Sharon, to be her j^uardian." &C. 



142 THE HAMLIN FAMJLY. 

[207] AMASA HAMBL]N,M Bro. of Jabez. ) 

b. Agawam, Mass., July 21. 1737: m. Lydia He prob. removed witli 

his parents in childhood to Sharon. Ct. He f-old Jjii.d there, to one Boland. 
Dec. 19, 1770; private in Capt. Rulotf Dutcher's Co.. in Maj. Elisha Sheldon's 
Regt. Light Horse; enlisted and ordered out Oct. 22, 177{i: discharged Dec. 13, 
1776. He was prosecuted in Sharon, for neglect to marcli to the assistance of 
the continental army, showed a good excuse and was discharged. It appears 
from the records of Eev. Ebenezer Knibloe's chuich. Amenia Union. N. Y., 
that on May 1, 1774, "Lydia, wife of Amasa Hamblin, was publicly baptized, 
likewise on said occasion, Anne, Sarah, Damaris, Betsey, together with their 
sons Darling and David, were all publicly baptized." He was in Catskill, N. Y. 
June 5, 1794, when he gave a mortgage to James Morrison of that place, on a 
lot of land there, bounded as follows: Beginning at a heap of stones around a 
stump of a Maple .saplin, on the north east bank of a brook, and is corner to 
Henry Ostrander's and William Gold's Lots: and runs tirst south thirty five de- 
grees east, seven chains .seventy five links, to a Maple marked B; thence south 
seventy seven degrees west, twenty one chiiins thirty links, to a white oak, 
marked B: then .south thirty one degrees east, thirteen chains twenty six links 
to a stone on Zack. Deal's line; then on that line south eighty seven degrees, 
twenty two chains eighty links, to a White Pine, marked M; thence south 
thirty five degrees west, five chains fifty links, to an Elm and Pine saplin, over 
the brook, and corner to Andrew Achorn's Lot; then north thirty eight degrees 
west, sixteen chains, to a stake near a Maple, marked H; then north fifty nine 
degrees east, six chains, to a stake, near Chestnut, marked H; then north 
thirty eight degrees west, seven chains, to a Hemlock, marked H, in Gold's 
line; then on that line north fifty nine degrees east, five chains fifty links, to a 
White Oak; then north twenty nine degrees west, five chains, to a White Oak, 
marked M; then north sixty eight degrees east, eleven cliains, to a White Pine 
on a small brook; then south eighty three degrees, three chains thirty five 
links, to a Hemlock; thence south eighty three degrees east, three chains sev- 
enty five links, to a large White Oak; then south sixty six degrees east, nine 
chains, to a small Hemlock, on a brook; then down the brook, bounded by it, 
to the place of beginning. On Jan. 4, 1800, he was of Catskill, when he convey- 
ed land there, to William, R. and Warren 1. Hamlin, of same place. One dau. 
of his m. a Mr. Donnelly, who res. at Catskill. 
Children: 



511. 


Anne, 


bap. 


May 1, 


1774. 


512.* 


James, 


b. 


May 7, 


1762. 


513.* 


Darling, 


u 


June 19, 


1765. 


.514. 


Sarah. 


bap. 


May 1, 


1774. 


.515.* 


Damaris, 


( L 


u u 


u 


516. 


Betsey, 


U 


a a 


u 


.517. 


David, 


(t 


u • t 


i i 



[208] Capt. NATHANIEL HAMLIN, & (Bro. of Jabez,) 
b. Agawam, Mass., June 7, 1739: m. 1st, Lucy Foster, b. Sharon, Ct., 1740: 
who d. there, of small pox, Jan. 5, 1785; m. 2d, Sharon. Nov, 5, 1786, Deborah, 
dau. of Timothy and Deborah (Ryse) St. John,* b. Sharon, May 15, 1763: she 

* Note 117. TIMOTHY St. JOHN.i came from Norwalk, to Sharon, Ct., 175ti; lie had 
brothers: Daniel, who also settled in Sharon. 1761, and Silas, who resided in Ellsworth. Ct. : 
m. Slraron, Jan. 26. 1757, Deborah Ryse. of Wallingford. Ct. He res. where C. M. Dean lived, in 
Sharon, 1842. He d. Nov. 28, 1806. aged 74. 
Ch. b. Sharon: 



Mary. 


Aug. 


3, 1758, 


Daniel. 


Apr. 


9, 1761 


Deborah, 


May 


15, 1763. 



FIFTH GENERATION. 148 

was adm. to the ch. Mar 2. 180<i. He removed with his parents in childhood, 
from Wareliam, Mass. to Sharon; and settled at Sharon Mountain, six miles 
east of Sharon YillaKe. He was below the medium height; an active, business 
man: owned and carried on a large farm; kept a tavern and store; his house 
was standing in 1852. then a solid structure. In the chimney was a marble 
slab bearing his name and the date of erection of the house. He was appoint- 
ed Ensign of the 3d Co. in Sharon, Oct. 1771: Lieut, in May, 1772: and 1st Lieut. 
.June, 177H. The officers of this company were: Capt. Edward Rogers: 1st Lieut. 
Nathaniel Hamlin: 2d Lieut. Hezekiah Andrews; Ensign, Joel Hinman. 

Asa, Cornelius and Thomas Hamlin were members of the company: it serv- 
ed in Col. Fisher Gay's 2d Battalion, in Gen. James Wadsworth's Conn. Brig, 
of six Battalions raised in 177(), to re-enforce Gen. Washington at N.Y., and 
served at Brooklyn front, just before and during the battle of Long Island, 
Aug, 27, and in the retreat to N. Y. Aug. 29, and .30: and from N. Y, on Sept. 
15, 1(7H. It was with the army at White Plains: time expired Dec. 25, 1776. 

He sold the property at Sharon Mountain, and bought two farms at the 
Royal Grant, Herkimer Co. N. Y , which he gave to his son Erastus: bought 
a small farm near Sharon Village, where he died: Federalist. In 1813. he sub- 
.scribed $U0.00 to the church. 



Inscriptions on their grave stones: 

IN MEMORY OF 

Capt. NATHANIEL HAMLIN 

Who died dec. 27, 1818 

aged 79 years 



IN MEMORY OF 

LUCY, WIFE OF 

(japt. nathaniel hamlin 

w'ho departed this life 

Jan. 5, 1785 

45 years of age 

Her placid eye bespoke a gentle mind; 

A modest aspect and a temper kind; 

Mild as the luster of an evening sky; 

No cloud in motion and no tempest nigh, 

Her's were the virtues of the social life. 

The loving parent and the duteous wife; 

She courted peace; may peace attend her still ! 

Attend her upward, to the heavenly hill, 

Where sighs and tears and every care shall cease; 

And joys refined to endless years increase. 



IN MEMORY OF 

Mrs. DEBORAH, WIFE OF 
Capt. Nathaniel Ha»ilin 
Who DIED March 7, 1817 

AGED 53 YEARS 



H4 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

This is the largest family found in the descendants of .Tames Hamlin. 
Ch. by 1st wife. b. Sharon: 



518. 


Ma.scjn, 






1763: d. 


infancy. 


519.* 


Sylphia, 






1765. 




520.* 


Cynthia, 






1767. 




521. 


Mason. 






1769: d. 


young. 


522.* 


Lucy, 


Apri 


i, 


1771. 




523.* 


Nathaniel, 




1773. 




524. 


William, 






1775; d. 


Oct. 22, 1778. 


525.* 


Alanson 


F.. 




1778. 




526.* 


Asa, 


Mar. 


30, 


1780. 




527.* 


Arcillus 


) 




1782. 




528.* 


Loken, 






1784. 






By 2d wife, 


b. Shai 


on: 






529. 


Julia, 






1787; d. 


1818. 


530.* 


Erastus, 


Mar. 


23, 


1789. 




531. 


Betsey, 






1791; d. 


May 9. 1800. 


532.* 


Richard, 


June 


1, 


1794. 




5.33.* 


Philo, 






1796. 




.534. 


Francis, 






1798; d. 


at sea 1819. 


535.* 


Sarah, 






1799. 




53H.* 


Laura, 






1801. 




537.* 


John, 


Sept. 


4. 


1802. 




538.* 


Elizabeth, 




1804. 




539.* 


Timothy 


St. John, 


1806. 





[210] MERCY HAMLIN,5 (Sister of Jabez,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., July 17, 1743: m. May 1, 1765, Dr. John," son of Nathan and 
Sarah (Castle) Hulbert, b. Woodbury, now Roxbury, Ct., Oct. 29, 1735. 

He was prob. in the Co. of Capt. Wait Hinman, which marched from Wood- 
bury, for the relief of Fort William Henry, 1757. It is traditional that he was 
educated at Yale Coll.: grad. Nassau Hall, Princeton, N. J.. 1762: res. Sharon, 
Ct., where he received part of his medical education; and at Egremont, Mass.: 
removed to Alford, Mass., and bought sixteen acres of land there, fiom An- 
thony Haskins, 1771: first physician in Alford; selectman, 1773, 6, 8, and 1781: 
town clerk through the revolution, and was succeeded by Capt. Seth Hamlin: 
mem. of com. of correspondence, inspection and safety: and for a time surgeon 
in the war; justice of the peace; and moderator in town meetings; mem. of the 
Mass. convention which ratified the U.S. constitution: a prominent man. 

* Note. 118. THOMAS HURLBUT.i ta. England. 159S. It is supposed he came over in 
16ii5; for he was a soldier under Lion Gardiner, who built and commanded the fort at Saybrook. 
Ct. : the latter an Englishman, and an engineer, who had been in Holland in the Service of the 
Prince of Orange ; but was engaged by the proprietors of the Conn. Patent, issued by King 
Charles I, to Lord Say and Sele, Lord Brooke and others, granting land on the Conn, rlvvr: 
to erect a fort at its mouth. Gardiner embarked at London in the Bachilor. of twenty five tons, 
Aug. 1. 16:^5. with his wife and female servant, and eleven male passengers; and arrived at Bos- 
ton, Nov. 2Hth following. It is believed that Thomas Hurlbut came with him. The lineage 
and the spelling of his name has not been discovered. The author of the Hurlbut genealogy. 
without postive proof, inclined to believe that he was a Scotchman. He was wounded by an 
arrow, in a battle with the Pequot Indians, at Saybrook, Feb. 32, 1637, as appears from a letter 
written by Gardiner, .June, IfitiO: "In the 23d of Feb. I went out with ten men and three Dogs. 
Half a Mile from the House to burn the weeds, Leaves and Reeds upon the Neck of Land, be- 
cause we had felled twenty timber trees, which we were to roll to the Waterside to bring home; 
every Man <'arrying a Length of Match with Brimstone-matches witli him to kindle the Fire 



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146 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Judge Church of Conn. In an address stated: "A spark from that flame in 
Berkshire county had flown over into Sharon: one Dr. Hurlbut, an emissary of 
Shay's, visited that town in the spring of 1787, to enhst men in his cause. He 
made some impression," It is stated in the history of Litchfield County, Ct. : 
"In the spring of 1787, during the excitement of the insurrection under Shay, 
in Mass., Dr. John Hulbert, who resided in Alford, who was an active partizan 
of Shay, came to Sharon to secure co-operation; having received his medical 
education there, and possessing qualities calculated to give effect to his rep- 
resentations, he soon succeeded in organizing a considerable number of men 
under one William Mitchell; who was constituted their captain. Hulbert. 
Mitchell, and two others were arrested, and taken tt) Litchfield for examina- 
tion. Hulbert was prosecuted under an act against vagrants, vagabonds and 
common beggars; but on his solemn promise to leave the state forthwith was 
suffered to depart. The others were bound over to court on charges of treason- 
able practice." It is said his commission as juitice of the peace was revoked, 
1788, because he favored Shay's Rebellion. He must have had a large following 
of friends in Mass., as he was representative to the legislature the same year. 
Mrs. Hazen remembered in 1894, that lie had, in her childhood, at Alford, a 
famous flower garden, on an elevation, reached by a long flight of stone steps, 
where he entertained his friends in style. He changed the spelling of liis name 
about 1792. from Hurlbut to Hulbert. Elijah Hamlin, who removed from Alford, 
to East Bloomfield, N". Y., about 1792, kindly assisted to support a Dr. Hulbert, 
who was a pensioner, and his wife, who was a school teacher, at his home in 

withal. But when we came to the small of the Neck, the weeds burnlns. I having before this 
set two sentinels on the small of the Neck. I called to tlie Men that were burning the Eeeds to 
come away; but they would not until tliey had burnt up the rest of their Matches. Presently 
there started up four Indians out of the flrey Reeds, but they ran away. I called to the rest of 
our men to come out of the Marsh. Then Robert Chapman and Thomas Hurlbut, being senti- 
nels, called to me, saying: there came a Number of Indians out of the other side of the Marsh. 
Then I went to stop them, that they should not get the Woodland; but Thomas Hurlbut 
cried out to me that some of the Men did not follow me ; for Thomas Rumble and Arthur Branch 
threw down their two Guns and ran away; then the Indians shot two of them that were in the 
Reeds; and sought to get between us and home; but kept us in a Half-moon; we retreating 
and exchanging many a shot, so that Thomas Hurlbut was shot almost through the Thigh, 
.iohn Spencer in the back into his kidneys; myself into the Thigh ; two more shot dead. But 
in our Retreat I kept Hurlbut and Spencer still before us; defending ourselves with our 
naked swords, else they had taken us all alive; so that the two sore wounded Men, by our 
Retreat got home with their Guns; when our two sound Men ran away, and left their Guns 
behind them." Hurlbut was a blacksmith, and after the Pequot war. located and established 
himself in Wethersfield; and was one of the early settlers, and first blacksmith of the place, 
clerk of the Trainband, 1640; deputy, grand juror, and constable. 1644. He received various 
grants of land in the several divisions of the town, which were recorded together, 1647. 

The town of Wethersfield in 1660 granted him lot 39. one of the "Four acre lots"— in Naubuc, 
east side of the river— which he sold to Thomas HoUister. For his services in the Indian wars, 
the Assembly voted him a grant of 120 acres of land, Oct. 12, 1671. No attempt appears to have 
been made to avail himself of this bounty, nor by his sons; bnt on the petition of his grandson 
.Tohn Hurlbut, Jr.. of Middletown. Ct.. it was set off in 1694. It is traditional that the house in 
Wethersfield occupied in 1888 by Miss. Harriet Mitchell, sixth in descent from Thomas Hurlbut 
stood upon tlie site of his ancient homestead. His wife was named Sarah ; it is not known 
whether he had any daughters. He d. Wethersfield. 1673. 

Children: 

Thomas. 

.Tohn, b. Mar. 8. 1643. Wethersfield? 

Samuel. 

Joseph. b. Wetliersfield; m. Rebecca 

Stephen. 
Cornelius. 



FIFTH GENEEATION. 147 

N. Y. Whether they were identical with Dr. John Hiilbert and wife of Alford, 
has not been ascertained. Both d. Alford; she Nov., 1823: he June 7, 1815. 

A tombstone was erected at Alford to his memory in recent times, inscrib- 
ed as follows: 

IN ME3IORY OF 

Dr. JOHN HULBERT 

for fifty years a practicing 

physician at alford 

Berkshire County Mass. 

Born June 1730. 

died in alford mass. 

June 22, 1815. 

aged 85 years. 

this stone is erected by 

Richard P. Hulbert, of Mackinack Island, Mich. 

A RELATIVE of THE DECEASED, OCT. 8, 1886. 

Ch. b. Alford: 

540.* Philander, Feb. 29, 1766. 

541. AcHSAH, Apr. 23, 1768; d. Apr. 1, 1792, unm. 

542.* John Whitfield, June 1, 1770. 

543.* Junius, Mar. 12, 1772. 

544.* Clarinda, Dec. 29, 1773. 

545.* Lorania, Nov. 29, 1775. 

546.* Peyton Randolph, July 22, 1778. 

547.* Polly, May. 2, 1780. 

548. Sarah, Sept 25, 1782; d. Oct. 14, 1782. 

549.* Sally, Mar. 12, 1784. 

550.* Henry Irad, Apr. 18, 1789. 

JOSEPH HURLBUT,2b. about 1646, probably at Wethersfleld, Ct.; removed to Woodbury, 
Ct., with his family, as early as 1683; wife. Rebecca; she d. Feb. 21. 1712; he d. Woodbury. .July 
13.1732. Children: Joseph. John, Sarah, Cornelius. Jonathan, Rebecca, Mary, Phebe. 

JOHN HURLBUT,3 probably b. Wethersfleld about 1680 ; and removed to Woodbury with 
his parents, 1682; called on adult when baptized there, 1697; bought land in that part of the 
town now called Roxbury; m. Woodbury, 1704; Mercy Salmon. She d. there, Mar. 6, 1717. 

Ch. b. there: 

Patience, Sept. 2, 1705. 

Nathan, Oct. 24. 1707. 

Salmon, May 19. 1710. 

Experience, Aug. 28, 1712. 

Experience, Dec. 13. 1713. 

Mercy, Aug. 26, 1716. 

NATHAN HURLBUT.4 b. Woodbury. Oct. 24, 1707; m. Apr. 13, nso. dau. of Isaac and Sarah 
Castle, b. Transylvania, Woodbury, and bap. March 1708 ; he .ioined 1st Cong, church, Woodbury, 
Sept. 23, 17.33; she Sept. 14. 1735; res. Woodbury. 1740. and probably as late as 1747. It is supposed 
he afterward resided at Sharon. Ct., and later at Alford, Mass. Capt, Nathan Hurlbut who 
d. of apoplexy at Alford, Feb. 17, 1774, is supposed to be him. 
Ch. b. Woodbury: 

Nathan, Feb. 6, 1733. 

John, Oct. 29, 17.35; m. Mercy Hamlin. 

Simeon. 

Isaac, bap. Nov. 10, 1740. 

AcHSAH, Oct. 16, 1743. 

Hepzibah, bap. Apr. 6, 1746; d. Dec. 3, 1747. 



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148 THE HAMLIX FAMILY. 

[ 211 ] RUTH PIAMLIN.-^' ( Sister of .Tabez ,) 

h. Sharon, Ct., July Ki, lT4o: in. by Rev. Ebenezer Knibloe, May 5, 1765. 
Lieut. Jonathan, son of Jesse and Maiy (Crooker) Ford.* b. Pembroke, Mass.. 
July 3, 1736, marriage recorded at Amenia Union, N. Y. He served in the old 
French war with his father. He settled at Sharon, Ct.: and removed to Canaan, 
N.Y.. 1766-7: on the journey she traveled horseback throug-h the woods, with 
the route marked by blazed trees, and carried her eldest child, a babe, in her 
arms; and helped to drive the hogs. He was Lieut, in Capt. Ebenezer Benja- 
min's 5th Co., in Col. William Bradford's 17 N. Y. militia, King's District, in 
the revolution. He was remarkable for his great memory, for blunt manners 
and abrupt speech: she was a woman of good abilities, very considerate and 
precise in manners and speech. In later 'ife they resided with their son Joseph 
on the old liomestead at Red Rock, N. Y. Both d. and are buried there. 

On their granite monument are these inscriptions. 

* Note. 119. WILLIAM FORD.i b. England. 1604; come to America in youth with his 
mother, "widow Martha Ford." brotlier .John and sister Martha in ship F(>;-h(»ie, which arrived 
at New Plymouth. Nov. 11, 1621 ; wife Anna; he d. Marshfleld. Mass., Sept. Zi. 1676; buried in the 
old Winslow Cemetery. 

Children: 
William. b. lfi:{,s-4: m. Sarah Dingley. 

Michael, 
Margaret. 
MiLLiCENT. m. .John Carver. 

WILLIAM FORD.2 b. 163:1-4; m. Nov. 4. I608. Sarah, dau.of John Dingley; he res. Marshfleld; 
and d. there. Feb. 7. 1721: buried Cedar Grove Cemetery. 
Children: 
John, 
Mercy. m. Samuel Thomas. 

JOSIAH. 

Joseph. b. 1666, Marshfleld. 

Sarah. 

Mary. 

Margaret, 

Experience. 

Bethia, 

Bathsheba. 

JOSEPH FORD.3 b. Marshfleld. Mass.. 1666; m. Lois. dau. of Joseph Stetson ; res. Pembroke. 
Mass., where he d. Nov. 12, 1749. 
Children: 

John, 

Desire, 

Ruth, 

pBADIAH. 

Tabitha. 
Joseph, 
Paul, 
Amos, 

Jesse, b. Feb. 24. 1711, Pembroke. 

JESSE FORD,4 b. Pembroke, Mass.. Feb. 24. 1711; m. Mary Crooker; res. Pembroke; soldier 
in the French war and d. of "Camp Distemper," at Ft. Stan wix. now Rome. N. Y., during its 
construction. 

IN memory of 

JESSE FORD. 

born at pembroke, mass. 

Feb. 24. 1711. 

died at fort stanwix. n. y. 

1758. 



FIFTH GENERATION. 



149 



JONATHAN FORD 

A LIEUT. IN THE WAK 
OF THE REVOLUTION 

BoKN AT Pembroke, Mass. 

July 3, 1736. 

DiEii IN Canaan 

Aug. 11, 1831. 



RUTH HAMLIN 

wife of jonathan ford 

Born July 16, 1745. 

Died Sept. 30, 1817. 





Children: 












551.* 


Jesse, 


b. 


Jan. 


n, 


1766, 


Sharon. 


552.* 


Joel, 




Oct. 


3, 


1767, 


Canaan 


553.* 


Jonathan. 




Jan. 


8, 


1770, 




554.* 


Eliab, 




May 


23, 


1772, 




555.* 


Ruth. 




Aug. 


6, 


1774, 




556.* 


A LANSON, 




Oct. 


9. 


1776, 




557.* 


David, 




Apr. 


30, 


1779, 




558.* 


Prudence, 




Jan. 


19, 


1782, 




559.* 


RUEL, 




Apr. 


28, 


1784, 




560.* 


Joseph Gibbs 


s, " 


May 


13, 


1787. 





[ 212 ] THOMAS HAMLIN,^ ( Bru. of Jabez, ) 

b. Sharon, Ct., July 24, 1747; ra. there. May 14, 1772; Mary, dau. of Capt. 
Caleb and Rebecca Jewett,* b. Sharon, Apr. 13, 1753; marriage recorded by 



b. .July 3, 1736, Pembroke; m. Ruth Hamlin, 
had 15 children. 

m. John Aikin. 
removed to N. J. 



Children : 
Jonathan. 
Isaac. 
Abel, 
Mary, 
David, 
James. 
Amos, 
Joel. 

Naoml m. Rev. Hezekiah Pettit 

For Crocker see note 35. 

* Note 130. Capt. CALEB JEWETT, came from Norwich, now Lisbon, Ct., and settled 
in Sharon, 17«; wife Rebecca, who d. July 15. 1764; m. 2d. May 36, 1766, Mrs. Faith Brewster, of 
Windham, Ct. He resided on the lot where Gov. Smith resided, until 1744; when he sold It and 
bought a farm on Sharon Mountain, owned a Century later by his grandson, John S. Jewett; 
Selectman twelve years; member of the General Assembly eleven sessions; he d. Jan. 18, 
177H, aged 86. 



Children: 

Caleb, 

Mary. 

Eleazer. 

Nathan. 

Thaddeus, 

Rebecca, 

Irene, 

Mary, 

Alpheus. 

Sybel. 



m. Elizabeth Curtis and Anna Bartlett. 

b. Feb. 27, 1741; d. Mar. 12, 1743. 

" Mar. 13, 1743; m. Dillie Gibbs. 

'• Dec. 3. 1741. 

" Dec. 17, 1646. 

" Jan. 16. 1748; m. John Calkins, Jr. 

'• Dec. 37. 1750. 

" Apr. 13, 1753; m. Thomas Hamlin. 

" Jan, 15, 1756; m. Abigail Sears. 

•' Apr. 23. 1760. 



150 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Rev. Ebenezer Knibloe, Amenia Union, N. Y. The Conn, records show that 
Thomas Hamlin was private in Capt. Roger's Co., of Cornwall, Ct., in Col. 
Fi.sher Gay's 2d Conn. Battalion, Wadsworth's Brigade, raised June 1776: he 
served at Brooklyn during the battle of Long Island: was in the retreat to 
New York: and from there: and in the general assembly at White Plains. He 
was prosecuted for neglect to march to assistance of the Continental army: 
showed good excuse and was discharged. After the war they removed to 
Glenville, N. Y., and resided there: cooper; in his later life he resided with his 
son Cook; but died at the home of his son Seth, perhaps at Owasco. N. Y., at 
the age of 9 L: she was a noted physician: studied medicine with her brother, 
and practiced many years in Glenville, where her skill is still remembered by 
old people: she d. before her husband, at the home of her son Caleb J., at 
Glenville. Presbys.; they were dismissed by letter from Sharon, no date: he 
was hard of hearing, and for that reason sat in the pulpit, that he might hear 
the sermon; some of their children were baptized in Sharon, 1789. 

Ch. b. Sharon: 

561. Sylvestek. Apr. 19, 1773: d. Aug. 20, 1774. 

562.* Caleb Jewett, Feb. 1774. 

563. Silvester, 1776: d. Apr. 2, 1779, age 2 yrs. 7 mo. 

564. Silvester, May 1778; " Aug. 23, 1778, age 3 mo. 

565. Claracy, " Dec. 3, 1796, age 18 yrs. 
566.* Thomas. 

567.* Theron, Mar. 8, 1783. 

568.* Jerusha, June 5, 1784. 

569. Rebekah, 1786; d. Apr. 5, 1789. 

570.* Cook, Apr. 9, 1791. 

571.* Seth, Oct. 20, 1794. 

572.* Salmon, Apr. 16, 1796. 

[ 214 J ZILPHA HAMLIN,5 (Sister of Jabez,) 

b. Sharon, Ct.. Mar. 10, 1751: m. Wareham, Mass. by Rev. Isaiah Crocker 
Thacher, Dec. 1, 1768, Willard,6 son of Samuel and Mercy (Wing) Swift,* b. 
Rochester, Mass., May 15, 1746. He was Lieut, in the Rev. army near Boston, 

* Note 121. WILLIAM SWIFT, i probably came from Rocking, Essex, Eng., and was at 
Watertown, Mass., before J&W. In 16:^6 he mortgaged bis land there, as surety for Roger Spring, 
.luly 25, 1636, in a division of land there he drew No. 14. a 40 acre lot, and Feb. 28, 1636-7, drew a 
.5 acre lot at "Beaver Brook Plowlands." The same year he sold his house and land in Water- 
town to Thomas White, of Sudbury, and moved to Sandwich, Mass. The farm which he bought 
there, the largest in town, was owned in 1898, by his descendant Edwin Carleton Swift. He 
d. 1643. and adm. of his Est. was granted to his widow 1643: estate £72-11-1; she d. Sandwich, 
Nov. 26, 1663; will dated Oct. 12, 1662; proved Apr. 7, 1764; estate £105-6-0. 
Ch. b. England: 

Hannah, m. Daniel Wing. 

Esther, •' Ralph Allen. 

William, Ruth 

WILLIAM SWIFT.2 b. England; wife Ruth. He was able to bear arms in Sandwich. 1643 
and consequently was born as early as 1627. He d. Sandwich, Jan. — , 1705-6. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 

Hannah, Mar. 11, 1651; m. Tobey. 

RCTH. 

William, Aug. 28. 1654: m. Elizabeth 

Ephraim, June 6, 1656; " Sarah 

Mary, Apr. 7,1659; " Ezra Perry 



f. 



FIFTH GENERATION. 



151 



with the 8 months men, soon after the Lexington alarm, Apr. 19, 1775: and 
re-enlisted for a year. 1776: joined the armj^ at Boston, and after the evacua- 
tion by the British went to New York. 

Ch. bap. Ware ham: 

573. Mercy, Oct. 20, 1771. 

574. Elihu, Aug. 30, 1772: m. Sally Pardee. 

575. Ruth, May 28, 1775. 

[215] Dk. ASA HAMLINV (Bro. of Jabez,) 

b. on the Oblong, in Duchess Co., N. Y., Jan. 14, 1754: m. 1st, Huldah Bron- 
son: m. 2d, West Stockbridge, Mass., Lois, dau. of Elisha and Hannah (Stevens) 
Hooper,* b. West Stockbridge, Aug. 12, 1873. His .son. Benjamin, wrote from 



Samuel. Ausr. in. 1663. 

JiHED, ^ 1665: 

.JOSIAH. 

Temperance, 

Esther, 

Dinah, 

WILLIAM SWIFT,3 b. Sandwich, 
Ch. b. Sandwich: 



Mary . 

: ■' Abigail Gibbs. 

'■ Mary Bodfish and Experience Nye. 
" Timothy Bourne. 

" Gibbs. 

" Perry. 

Aug. 3S. 1654; wife Elizabeth. He d. Sandwich. May — 1701. 



William, 
Benjamin. 
.Joseph, 
Samuel, 

.TOANNA, 

Thomas. 

Elizabeth, 

Thankful, 

JOSIAH. 

Ebenezer, 



.Tan. 

Nov. 
Dec. 
Mar. 
Dec. 
.Tan. 



34. 1679: 

1683; 

16S7; 

1690; 
9. 1692; 

169- ; 
11. 169- ; 
.Tan. 11, 169-: 



m. Lydia Weeks. 
'■ Hannah Wing. 

" Mercy and Mrs. Rebecca Morton. 

" Abigail . 

" Thomas Gibbs. 
" Thankful Morey. 
" .John Gibbs, 
" Benjamin Morey. 



BEN.TAMIN SWIFT.* b. Sandwich. 
Ch. b. Sandwich: 



• Abigail Gibbs. . 

Mass. ; m. Feb. 34, 170;i-4. Hannah Wing. 



Samuel. 

Mary. 

Content, 

Zebulon, 

Hannah. 

Elizabeth. 

Benjamin. 



Sept. 11. 
Oct. 11 
Dec. 13 
Apr. 1.5 



1704; m. Mercy Wing. 



1706. 
1708. 
1712. 



SAMUEL 
Ch. 
Asa, 
Martha. 

WiLLARD. 

David. 
Lemueu 
Samuel. 
.Jesse, 



SWIFT,5 b. Sandwich 
b. Rochester. Mass. : 



William Gifford. 
Zaccheus Wing. 
Rebecca Wing. 
Benjamin Collins. 
Reuben Landers. 
Waitstill Bowerman. 
. Sept. 11, 1704; m. May 18. 1741, Mercy Wing, b. 1718. 



Dec. 'SO. 1742; m. Lucy Briggs. 

May 3, 1744. '" Simeon Bates. 

May 15, 1746, '• Zilpha Hamlin. 

Nov. 25, 1750, " Lydia Savery. 

Oct. 81, 1752, " Betty Briggs. 

Nov. 19. 1757. " Eleanor Sherman. 

Feb. 20. 1760. " Mercy Bates. 



* Note. 122. WILLIAM HOOPER.i sailed from London in the Jam€«. .July 13, 1635; settled 
in Reading, now Wakefield. Mass.; wife. Ruth, perhaps sister of Capt. Thomas Marshall, of 
I^ynn. Mass. ; weaver; he d, Dec. 5. 1678. aged 61. 
Ch. b. Reading; 

m. Tliomas Taylor. 

d. Dec. 18, 1649. 

m. Adam Hawkes and Samuel Wardwell. 

'• Abram Wolcott. 

■• .John Ballard. 



Mary, 






1694; 


.James, 


Dec. 


5, 


1649: 


Sarah, 


Dec. 


7. 


1650; 


Ruth, 


Apr. 


15. 


165;i; 


Rebeckah, 


Oct. 


28. 


1656; 


William, 


Nov. 


3, 


1658. 



,152 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Kendall, N. Y., Apr, 7, 1847, that his father was doctor: that his children, 
Alvan, Benjamin and Hannah were b, at West Stockbridge, and the other 
children were b. in N. Y. state; that the name was uniformly spelled Hamlin, 
by this branch of the family: and that his mother, Lois, then lived with him. 

Hon. Edward Stowe Hamlin,' wrote in 1889: "1 remember Dr. Hamlin, 
brother of my grandfather, Jabez Hamlin, being at our house in Austerlitz, 
N. Y., when 1 was a child: then going to western New York: and of visiting 
his son, Dr. JamesC:*) Hamlin, at Holley, N. Y. in 1826, a smart, active, driving 
man, who had mostly built up the town of Holley." (The writer supposes that 
Mr. Hamlin was mistaken in the name of the man to whom he refered, as there 
was no son James in this family. His description indicates the son Areo V.) 

His grandson, Erastus G. Hamlin,' wrote, 1893: that his grandfather enter- 
ed the revolutionary army as a private: was with Gen. Arnold's expedition to 
Canada, and at the surrender of Cornwallis: and was a surgeon (sergeant?) 
when discharged. The several accounts about him are not uniform, but seem 
to refer to the same person The Colonial records of Mass , Conn, and New 
York give the service of at least two of the name Asa Harrilin, who served in 
the revolution: Asa first above names, and his cousin Asa,'' son of Isaac Ham- 
lin. We are inclined to believe the latter served in New York, and that Dr. 
Asa served in Conn., and afterwards in Berkshire Co. Mass.; both however then 
lived in Berkshire Co., so it is difficult to identify the service of each with 
certainty. We suppose the service of Dr. Asa Hamlin was as follows: the Conn. 
records show that Asa Hamlin was in Capt. Roger's 3d Co., of Cornwall: his 
brothers Nathaniel and Thomas served in same company; also, private in 
Capt. Erastus Sargent's Co., in Col. Benjamin Simond's Berkshire Co. Regt.: 
enlisted Dec. 16, 1676; performed duty at Ticonderoga: dis. Mar. 22, 1777: also, 
private in Capt. Oliver Belden's Co., in Maj. Caleb Hyde's Mass. Regt.: enlist- 
ed July 8, 1777; served in the northern army; dis. July 21, 1777: also, private in 
Capt. Aaron Rowley's Co., in Col. John Ashley's detachment of Mass. militia: 
enlisted July 22, 1777; raised for service at Stillwater: dis. Aug. 13, 1777: sim- 
ilar service performed by him as musician in Capt. Ephraim Fitch's Co., in 
same regiment; enlisted July 21, 1777; dis. Aug. 14, 1777; also, private in Capt. 
Oliver Belden's Co., in Col. John Brown's Mass. Regt.: enlisted Sept. 21, 1777: 
service at the northward; dis. Oct. 14, 1777; also, in Col, Nathaniel Wade's 
Mass. Regt.; enlisted Mar. 14, 1778; dis. June 2, 1778. He d. East Bloomfield, 
N. Y., 1823; his widow d. Carlton, N. Y., about 1847. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

.576.* William Bronson, b. July 4, 1781, West Stockbridge. 

577.* Sarah, " Nov. 29, 1784. 

578.* Areo Vester, " July 20, 1786. 

579. Narcissa Y. " July 4. 1788; d. N. Y. city, 1867. unm. 

By 2d wife: 

580.* Alvan, b. July 1, 1792, W. Stockbridge. 

581.* Benjamin Franklin, " Mar. 29, 1798, " " 

582.* Hannah B. " Nov. 23, 1800, " 

583.* Elisha H. " Aug. 1, 1804, Alford. 

584.* Elizabeth, " May 25, 1809, Berk.shire Co. 

Hannah, Mar. 31, 1662; m. William Ballard. 

Elizabeth, Aug. 20, 16«5,5: ■' .John Trull. 

Thomas, Apr. 2, 1668. 

.John, July 5. 1670. 



FIFTH GENERATION. 



153 



[217] JONAH HAMLIN.s (Bro. of Jabez, ) 
b. Sharon, Ct., Oct. 12, 1757: called James in one record: res. Sharon. 
"There were many cases of discipline at Sharon, and the church was con- 
vened to settle many curious questions. For example: on Feb. 16, 1781, 'The 
c^i' was legally convened to vote whether y^ four shillings which Jonah Ham- 
lin, who paid four shillings in order to procure an evidence in a case depending 
in y*" c^^, was in our opinion fully compensated by y^ use of a horse which he 
had of John Everett. Voted in the affirmative.' But this decision gave 
trouble. Mary Hamlin — her relationship to Jonah does not appear— being 
called to account for non-attendance on ordinances, gave as a reason her dis- 
satisfaction with the matter of the four shillings; and the church does not 
seem to liave had sufficient confidence in its own award to prosecute her fur- 
ther." No further account of him. 

[218] LEWIS HAMLIN,5 (Bro. of Jabez,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., July 21, 1759; m. Sarah Hewitt. One Lewis Hamlin was a 
cordwainer (shoemaker, ) at Lenox, Mass.; but had removed from there, 1791. 

Lewis first above named lived in Saratoga Co., N. Y., 1790: and later in 
Herlcimer Co., N. Y.: and it is traditional that he removed to Vermont. 

He survived his wife, and d. near Watertown, N. Y, 1830-7. 



John, 


b, 


Nov. 


Thomas. 


" 


July 


William, 


n 


Dec. 


Nathaniel, 


■ i 


Nov. 


Sarah, 


.1 


Oct. 


James, 


" 


May 



JOHN HOOPER.2 t). Reading, July 5, 1670; m. Braintree. Mass,, Sarah, dau. of John and 
Hannah Harden, of Braintree, b. Dec 3, 1679. He res. Reading until about 1692; removed to 
Braintree; then to Bridgewater, Mass. about 1702; where he d. Jan. 9, 1708-9: carpenter; she 
m. 2d, Francis Woods, by whom she had four children, and d. a widow. May 19, 1749. 
Children: 

6, 1697, Braintree. 
32, 1699; 
26. 1701, 

16, 1703, Bridgewater. 
9, 1705. 
4. 1708. 

WILLIAM HOOPER,3 b. Braintree, Dec. 36, 1701; m. Jan. 30. 1738, Lois, dau. of William 
and Sarah (Barden) Thomas, b, Middleboro, Mass.. Sept. 7, 1707; cabinet maker; Bridgewater. 
He d. there, July 1. 1755; she Oct. 22, 1756. 
Ch. b, Bridgewater: 
William, Nov. 19, 1729; Rev. soldier. 
7, 1731, •• 

7, 1734; m. Jonathan Gary. 
11, 1736; Rev, soldier. 
31, 1738; d. Dec. 6, 1738. 

13, 1740, •' Oct. 15. 1756. 

14, 1743; Rev. soldier. 
20, 1746, '• 
22, 1749. •■ 

ELISHA HOOPER,* b. Bridgewater, Oct. 11. 1736; m. perhaps at Killingly, Ct., Hannah 
Stevens, b. Killingly. Dec. 23, 1745; blacksmith; res. Killingly, where his two eldest children 
wereprob. b. ; settled at West Stockbridge. Mass.; private in Capt. Jabez Colt's Co., in Col. 
Rossiter's detachment of Berkshire Co. militia. July 29, 1777. He d. Nov. 23, 1814; she May 
19, 1814. 

Ch., except two eldest, b. W. Stockbridge: 



Thomas. 


Feb. 


Lois. 


Feb. 


Elisha, 


Oct. 


Isaac, 


Jan. 


Sdsannah, 


Mar, 


David. 


Feb. 


Luther. 


Feb. 


Calvin, 


Oct, 



Calvin, 

Philo. 

Luther, 

Elisha, 

Lois, 

Susannah, 

William, 

Sylvester, 

Ansel, 



m. Betty Hamlin, 

" Hannah 

17, 1769; " Elizabeth Tyrrell. 
Ruth Newell. 
Dr. Asa Hamlin. 
Philander Barnes. 
Fanny Dean. 
1843. 



Feb 

May 4, 1771, 

Aug. 12, 1773, 

Dec. 9, 1778, 

Nov. 11, 1781, 

July 7, 1785; d. unm 

June 13, 1789; m. 



1 



154 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Children 


585.* 


Pamelia, 


586.* 


Truman, 


587. 


Eunice, 


588.* 


Calvin, 


589. 


Clarissa. 


590. 


Jane. 



b. Feb. 22, 1790, Saratoga Co. 
" Dec. 20, 1790, 

m. — - Rose, 
b. 1793, Herkimer Co. 



[219] Capt. 8ETH HAMLIN,'^ (Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) 

b. Wareham, Mass., Sept. 9, 1740; bap. there. Mar. 14, 1741-2; m. 1st, Sharon, 
Ct., Oct. 15, 1761, Mary Pitcher, marriage recoicied in church of Eev. Ebenezer 
Knibloe, Amenia Union,* N. Y.: m. 2d, Sharon, May 25, 1773, Submit Hyde,t 
b. Lebanon, Ct., Nov. 24, 1742: lie was then of New Concord, N. Y., and after- 
wards res. in Alford. Mass., where his name frequently appeal's in the early 
town records, sometimes as Capt. Seth Hamlin; highway surveyor. 1777: town 
clerk, 1783-5. he succeeded Dr. John Hulbert: Freemason: a Masonic pin — The 
All Seeing Eye, — once his, is in possession of his great grandson, Hon. Frank 
H. Hamlin of Canandaigua, N. Y.; his Masonic apron was many years at the 
home of his son Philo ; among the assets of his estate was a sword, valued £5. 

He was a Eev. soldier; Mrs. Currie, a great granddaughter relates that her 
grandfather, Elijah Hamlin, often told of the hardships of revolutionary times: 
what the women and children could raise on the farm was sent to the soldiers: 
so careful were they of lights and fuel, that the garments made for the soldiers 
were done in the evening at some house where tlie same lights and fuel could 
be utilized by all; that his brother Philo and himself, young boys, barefoot, in 
winter, cut wood on the hillsides without coats, with only their sisters' skirts 
tied around their necks, with their arms slipped through holes in the seams; 
that once when the patriot army was retreating, there was a heavy snow, block- 
ading the roads: which were cleared by the women: and when their friends 
had passed, shoveled the snow back to retard the progress of the enemy. 

Speaking of Continental money, lie said it became so depreciated, and the 
consequent rise in prices so great, that a punch bowl full of it would hardly 
pay for a dinner. He served in Capt. Wilcox's Co., in Col. Ashley's Eegt: 
enlisted for 3 years into the Cont. army: res. Alford, Mass.; also, private in 
Capt. Job Alvord's Co., in Col. William Shepard's 3d Mass. Eegt., for a years, 
returned by Trueman Wheeler, muster master of Berkshire Co., Mass.. mus- 
tered between Jan. 20, 1777 and June 1, 177S, in service Aug. 15. 1777;' also, pri- 
vate .same Co. and Eegt., on return dated Jan. 31, 1778, res. Alford: also, private 
on Continental Army Pay Accts.. in Capt. Learned's Co., in Col. Shepard's 
Eegt. from May 25, 1777 to June 1778: he was app. purchasing commissary in 
1778, and remained in the service 12 months; also, private on a depreciation 
roll of Col. Shepard's Eegt., to make good the wages for the first three years 



* Note 123. See Notes 13 and 51. 

t Note 134. WILLIAM HYDE.i b. England. IbOO: prob. came to America with Rev. 
Thomas Hooker, 1633; sojourned a short time in Newtown, Mass.; removed to Hartford. Ct,, 
1636. His name is on the monument to the early settlers in the old cemeteryin Hartford ; where 
he had land assigned to him; but lie shortly after went to Saybrook. Ct. He was an original 
proprietor of Norwich, Ct. 1660, where he d. .Tan. 6. 1681. His son Samuel.2 b. Hartford, about 

1637; and m. .Tune 165!*, .lane. dau. of Thomas and (Brown) Lee; and their son .Tohn.s b. 

Norwich, Dec. 1667; m. Mar. 3. 1698. Experience, dau. of Caleb and Margaret (Post) Abel, b. 
Norwich, Dec. 1674, his 2d cousin. 

.JONATHAN HYDE, settled in Newton. Mass., 1647; and had descendants of that name, of 
the seventh generation, there, in 1899, 



FIFTH GENERATION. 155 

service In the Cunt, army from 1777 to 1780: also, in a statement of Continental 
Balances, in Col. Shepard's Regt., certitiecl May 12, 1780, enlisted for 3 years. 

Augustus C. Hamlin, a grandson, of Bergen, N. Y., stated in 1871; that his 
grandfather was a staff officer under Gen. Washington, at the execution of 
Major Andre: but Mrs. Currie, who res. with her grandfatlier, Elijah Hamlin, 
doubts this statement, and says she never heard her grandfatlier mention any 
such incident in his father's service, and thinlis she would have heard about it 
if it had been a fact. His name appears on the records of Alford in 1793-4: but 
not later. It is supposed he d. there, before 179(i. His widow survived him, 
and res. with her stepson, Elijah Hamlin, at East Bloomfield, N. Y., where 
she d. Aug., 1821, aged 78, and is buried there. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

591.* Eunice. 

592.* Elijah, b. Feb. 8, 1767. 

593.* Betsey. 

594.* Philo. 

By 2d wife: 

595. Seth, b. Dec. 10, 1777, Alford; d. aged 21. 

596.* Leander, " Apr. 15, 1786, 

597. Mary, d. young. 

[220] ISAAC HAMLIN, 5 (Bro. of Seth, ) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Jan. 10, 1742: m. there, May 15, 1765, Damaris Grummon, b. 
Spencertown, N. Y., Oct. 1, 1740. He appears to have lived at Spencertown, 
1775: his name appears on the records of Lenox, Mass., 1787-8, and at Washing- 
ton, Mass., 1797; stone-cutter. He was perhaps a Rev. soldier; but as there 
was another of the same name. Isaac Hamlen« of Cummington, Mass., who 
was a soldier, it is difficult to distinguish the service of each; one Isaac Hamlen 
was private in Van Ness' N. Y. Regt. He d. Washington, Aug. 10, 1810; his 
son Stephen was app. adm. of his estate, Dec. 4, 1810: she d. Aug. 13, 1813, aged 
73; both buried New Lenox, Mass. 





Children: 








598.* 


Isaac? 








599.* 


Tempe, 


b. Oct. 


4, 


1771. 


600.* 


Clarissa, 


" Mar. 


1, 


1775, Spencertown 


601.* 


Stephen, 


" May 


8, 


1785. 



[221] Capt. PEREZ HAMBLIN,'^ (Bro. of Seth,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Feb. 3, 1748. The records of Sharon show the marriage of 
Perez Hamlin of New Concord, (N. Y.) to Rhoda Hunt of Sharon, Feb. 2, 1769; 
she b. Sharon, Apr. 11. 1752. He res. in New Concord, later in Lenox, Mass., 
and was called a miller in 1782; he and his brother Asa received a deed from 
their father to a grist and saw-mill and water-power in Lenox, now Lenox Dale, 
Jan. 3, 1786: which they conveyed to their brother Cyi'eneus, May 5, 1787. 

It is traditional that he was an officer in the revolution, in the commissary 
dept.: one of his name served in Col. William B. Whitney's 7th Albany Co. 
militia Regt., in the revolution. 



156 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

LETTER. 

Lenox, Jan'y 3d, 1786. 
Sr: 

I inform you that I Received your letter bearing Date Dec'r 
19th, and that you would not incline to talce the oxen that I proposed to you at 
last. I am sorry that I liad not brought them before: But immediately after 
I returned home from Barrington I was and am still brought into an unheard 
of trouble, as allmost any man had to pass throw — »Sum of the Particulars 1 
shall inform you When I come Down, and that will be in as short a time as it 
can Possible be — the oxen are at Sharon, and I intend to be at your Hous this 
week, and have them there as soon as Can be, the cattle are of the age you 
mention, Theirfore I would be glad that the cattle might be axcepted and that 
you would not think liard of me about the matter. 

Witli acnoledgement, 
1 am witli esteem your 
very Humble serv't, 

PEREZ HAMBLIN. 

To Esq'r Ives. 



The most remarkable event of his life, which is prominent in history, v/as 
his connection with Shay's Rebellion, an account of which is given in Field's 
History of Berkshire Co., 1829, from which extracts are taken: "On Feb. 26, 
1787, Capt. Holcomb marched from Sheffield to headquarters with a company 
of drafted men. * * * Learning this fact, a body of the insurgents under 
Capt. Perez Hamlin, who had been lurking about the borders of New York, 80 
or 90 in number, made an irruption the night following into Stockbridge at 
midnight, which they pillaged at their pleasure, and took a great number of 
the most respectable inhabitants as prisoners. The next morning they pro- 
ceeded with their booty and prisoners to Great Barrington, where they halted 
at a public house near tlie Episcopal church. News of this irruption was soon 
communicated to Slieffleld; runners spread the news, and the citizens friendly 
to government met at the centre, with such arms as they could muster: 
and about one o'clock, being joined by Captains Dwight and Ingersoll, and a 
small company from Great Barrington, who had fled before the insurgents: 
they were prepared to advance northward to meet them. The whole body 
making eighty, was under the command of Col. John Ashley, late of Sheffield. 
The insurgents were now supposed to be coming down to Sheffield, and various 
rumors were abroad, as to the course they were taking. It was at first suppos- 
ed they were coming on the meadow road, and that they had turned off by the 
Episcopal church westward, and were making their way through Egremont, 
out of the county. Upon hearing this, Col. Assley turned to the left, passed 
hastily on the back road, and then turning by Arclier Saxton's drove furiously 
for Francis Hare's, in Egremont. He had scarcely passed the brook nortli of 
the quarry, wlien it was announced tliat the insurgents were in the rear, com- 
ing after them. They had been marching towards Sheffield on the back road: 
but hearing of the government forces, had turned at Saxton's in pursuit of 
them; just after Col. Ashley had diverged at that place. A halt was immedi- 
ately made, tlie sleiglis were tlirown out of the way, and an attempt made to 
form the companies. After a few moments of great confusion, Capt. Goodrich 
directed the Sheffield Co. to follow him through a lot of girdled trees on the 



FIFTH GENERATION. 157 

west side of the road: and the Great Barrington Co. under Capt. Ingersoll ad- 
vanced through a copse t)f timber on the east. By tliis time a scattering tire 
commenced, and continued while the companies were advancing witli a rapid 
march, fifty or sixty rods: when a well directed fire from eightorten, who were 
foremost, upon a considerable body of insurgents in the road, disct)mtited them 
and put them to flight. The whole body dispersed at once and fled in dilforont 
directions. They left two of their number dead near the place of action, and 
more than thirty were wounded, among whom was Hamlin, their captain, and 
a man named Rathburn, wlio died some time after of his wounds. A body of 
men coming from Lenox, under Capt. William Walker, immediately after the 
skirmish, enabled the conquerors to take more than fifty prisoners. The loss 
of the militia was two killed and one wounded. One of the killed was a Mr. 
Potter, of Gt. Barrington: the other was Mr. Solomon Glezen, taken prisoner 
at Stockbridge. The one wounded was the late Dr. Burghart, of Richmond: 
he was in the Co. of Capt. Walker, and was wounded by a small party who fired 
upon them before they arrived at the spot where the action was fought. It 
has been commonly supposed that Glezen was killed by the fire of his friends, 
in consequence of a barbarous practice, said to have been adopted by his captors 
of putting the prisoners in front, as well to check the ardor of the militia from 
a sense of their danger, as to screen themselves. A gentleman who was with 
Glezen when he fell, has informed the writer, that the reason why the priso- 
ners were put in front, or near the front, was that when they approached the 
place of action, the Insurgents who had been forward — many of them — turned 
aside to prepare their muskets. They may have done this through fear: but the 
the situation of the prisoners was owing to this circumstance, and not to a pre- 
concerted plan. Glezen fell just as the insurgents began their flight. This 
skirmish took place over a little valley, now cro.ssed by the Hartford turnpike, 
near the west line of Sheffield. It was more severe than others which occured 
during the Shay's Insurrection. The insurgents generally discovered great 
want of firmness and perseverance in the actions in which they were engaged; 
owing in part to their being poorly officered; but more probably to serious 
doubts concerning the lawfulness of their proceedings, and apprehension of 
their proving finally mischevious to themselves. Six were convicted of treason 
in Berkshire County: * * * and were sentenced to death, four of whom receiv- 
ed a free pardon, Apr. 30, 1787: and the rest on May 17, were reprieved until 
June 21: then until Aug. 2d; and then until Sept, 20; and finally escaped from 
goal, except one whose sentence was commuted to seven years hard labor. It 
is said that Capt. Hamlin took a Col. Ashley prisoner at Stockbridge, probably 
father of the Col. Ashley who opposed him in this fight, as there were two of 
the same name and rank: and recognizing an old fellow officer of the revolution 
released him." 

Capt. Hamblin was seriously w(»unded and captured in the fight as appears 

from the following: 



RECORD. 



Berkshire, ss, Commonwealth of Massachusetts: 
To the Sheriff of our County of Berkshire, his deputy, and the keeper of 
the goal in Great Barrington, in our said county, Greeting: Whereas Perez 
Hamlin, of Lenox, in our said county. Gent., who stands charged for the crime 



158 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

of Treason, by the Grand Jury of the said county, as by the Indictment in our 
Supreme Judicial Court remaining appears; and whereas the said Perez now 
lies languisliing of certain wounds which he received as it is said in tlie com- 
mission of the said offence, tliat he cannot appear and talce liis trial for the 
said crime before our Supreme Juditial Court, now held at Lenox in the said 
county would manifestly hazard his life, as by our writ of enquirey unto cer- 
tain Physicians, and the return thereupon by them made. 

We command you therefore, that the body of the said Perez Hamblin now 
in your custody upon the charge of Treason aforesaid, you safely and securely 
keep, so that he may be had before our Justice of our Supreme Judicial Court 
next to be held at Lenox aforesaid on the first tuesday in October next, 1788, 
to answer to the said charge, unless he .shall before that time by due order of 
law be from care and custody discharged. 

Witness, William Cushing, Esq. 

This 9th day of October, Anno dominno, 1787. 



THE MASSACHUSETTS CENTINEL 
of Oct. 17, 1787. 

The Supreme Judicial Court at Lenox, in tlie County of Berkshire ordered 
their session on Wednesday last, when four persons were capitally convicted, 
and rendered sentence of Death, viz: Cliarles Rose, Potter Allen and John Bly 
for the crime of robbery attended with the aggravating circumstances of break- 
ing up dwelling houses in tlie dead of night: and William Manning for the 
crime of Treason. This Manning is probably the same who was excepted in the 
act of the Legislature of June last. He was an active officer under Perez Ham- 
lin, when he made a descent with 100 armed men upon the town of Stockbridge, 
plundering and captivating many of its respectable inhabitants, on the 27th of 
J'ebruary last: and was defeated in the action at Sheffield by a party of brave 
troops under the command of Col. Ashley. 



Capt. Hamblin was tried and convicted of treason, and sentenced to death, 
but reprieved from time to time and finally escaped from jail: the record of 
liis trial and conviction has not been secured. In these measures he no doubt 
believed, as did others of that time and place, that he was patrioic in fighting 
for the supposed rights of the people: which at that period was esteemed the 
popular remedy for redressing public wrongs; and in which the colonists had 
attained almost unhoped for success. Such results naturally stimulated the 
people who were struggling with that poverty and distress, born of the then 
recent wars, in which the people of New England had been engaged for 
more than an hundred years. It was difficult for the people of that period to 
determine when to cease fighting. War had become to them second nature; 
and the distress of the times bore upon them heavily, with cruel, crushing 
force, more than they could endure and remain inactive; wliich must be the 
excuse for Shay's Rebellion; approved by a large class of the yeomanry of 
Berkshire County; but however we may condemn the mistaken zeal of Capt. 
Hamblin in that cause, history shows that his courage was equal to his convic- 
tion. It is supposed that a desire to adopt the Federal Constitution and to 
ratify the same in Mass. at that time led towards lenient treatment of tliose 
engaged in that insurrection. 



FIFTH GENERATION. 159 

Samuel Manton conveyed to Perez Hamlin one half acre of land and the 
house in which Hamblin then lived, May 25, 1791: this house was on East street. 
Lenox: which he sold Mar. 1, 1794. He was tinancially ruined through his c(»n- 
nection with the reljellion: and removed to New Haven, Vt., date unknown: 
but was there in 1796, and continued there until the spring of 1813, when he 
and his wife removed with their son Stephen to Aurelius, N. Y., they resided 
later at Auburn. N. Y. He survived his wife, and d. at Auburn, 182(i. 

Children: 



602.* 


Lois, 


b. July 


9, 


1770. 


603.* 


Rhoda Ann, 


" Feb. 


13, 


1772. 


604.* 


Chaklotte, 


" May 


13. 


1774, New Concord. 


605.* 


Stephen. 


•' Sept. 


8, 


1776, Lenox. 


606. 


Elijah, 






prob. d. young 


607. 


Perez, 


b. Mar. 


20, 


1779: " " ." 


608. 


Sarah, 


" July 


12, 


1782. 


[222] 


JOHN HAMBLIN,^ 




(Bro. of Seth,) 



b. Sharon, Ct., Mar. 21, 1750. It is traditional that he res. at Leroy, N. Y. 
about 1816: or perhaps this was a mistake, and he may have lived at Leray, in 
Jefferson County, N.Y. He is supposed to have d. before 1846, perhaps at 
Bloomtield, N.Y. 

No family discovered. 

[223] JEHIEL HAMBLIN,^ iBvo. of Seth,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Oct. 2, 1751; m. by Rev. Grlswold, West Springfield, Mass., 
Jan. 12, 1775, Jerusha Pomeroy, b. Sept. 11, 1756: he was then called of Kin- 
derhook. N. Y. His name appears on the Springfield records in 179S; his home- 
stead in W. Springfield, was possessed in 1896, by the children of his grand dau. 
Mrs. Jane Allen. Both d. W. Springfield: he Apr. 26, 1840; she June 14, 1843. 
He is buried in Feeding Hills cemetery, Agawam, Mass. 

Ch. prob. b. W. Springfield: 

609. Betsey, Dec. 30, 1775; d. Dec. 12, 1848, unm, 

610.* Ebenezer S. Apr. 9, 1778. 

611.* Jerusha. Mar. 16, 1780. 

612. Electa, Apr. 26, 1782; d. Nov. 12, 1785. 

613.* AsHER Pomeroy, June 8, 1784. 

614.* Electa, Mar. 22, 1787. 

615.* Jesse, Apr. 27, 1791. 

616.* Lester, June 14, 1797. 

[224] JESSE HAMBLIN,-^ (Bro. of Seth,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Dec. 17, 1753. It is traditional that he m., and that he had 
children as given below. One Jesse Hamblin served in the revolution, in Col. 
Peter Van Ness' 9th Albany Co. militia Regt. An old letter from the family 
of his brother Cyreneus, June, 1753, states that he d. at Bloomfield, N. Y., 
which is prob. an error; another account says that he d. near Little Falls, N. Y. 
before 1840. No living descendants discovered. 

Children: 



617. 


Joel? 


618. 


Samuel? 


619. 


Harvey y 


620. 


Sally? 



1 



160 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[225] CYRENEUS HAMBLIN,5 (Bro. of Seth,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Aug. 5, 1755; m. Sarah Wilson. It is traditional that he 
was a Rev. soldier; farmer. His name appears on the records of Lenox, Mass', 
as early as Apr. 12, 1784. His brothers Perez and Asa conveyed to him a mill 
in Lenox, May 5, 1787. He conveyed 18 acres of land and a grist-mill in Lenox 
to William Walker, May 15, 1787; and was soon afterwards at Charlton, N. Y., 
where several of his children were born; and later at Paris, N. Y., where other 
children were born. It is said that he settled at Leroy, N. Y. about 1816. 
Both d. in Genesee Co., N. Y.; he at Pavilion, about 1822. 





Children: 














621.* 


Perez, 


b. 


Mar. 


20, 


1779, Charlton. 






622.* 


Mercy, 


u 


May 


6, 


1781, Lenox. 






623.* 


Laura, 


u 


Jan. 


3, 


1783, 






624. 


Thaddeus, 


u 


Apr. 


30, 


1786, " m., and res. Rome, 


N. 


Y 


625. 


Sally, 


a 






Charlton. " Job Nobles. 






626. 


Harvey, 


a 






" " and res. Rome, 


N. 


Y 


627.* 


Clarissa, 


u 






Paris. 






628.* 


Betsey, 


a 


June 


16, 


1800, " 






629.* 


Seth, 


n 






1801, " 






630.* 


Milo, 


i b 


Mar. 


4, 


1804, " 




• 



[226] MERCY HAMLIN, 5 (Sister of Seth,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Sept. 8, 1757; m. Raphael Porter; merchant; Clinton and 
Rutland, N. Y. Both d. Rutland; she Aug. 24, 1835; he Dec, 1796. 





Children: 


631. 


Alartca, 


632. 


Olive, 


633. 


Perez, 


634. 


Asa. 


635. 


Raphael. 


636. 


Mary. 


637.* 


Juliana, 



ra. 



Brooks. 
Burr. 



Cynthia Tuttle. 



[227] ASA HAMBLIN,6 (Bro. of Seth,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Sept. 23, 1759; m. June 30, 1785, perhaps at Lenox, Mass.. 
Hannah Nobles, b. 1767. His father conveyed to him and his brother Perez a 
mill in Lenox, Jan. 3, 1786; which they conveyed to their brother Gyrene us, 
May 5, 1787; in that deed Asa is called, of Ballstown, Albany Co., N. Y.; the 
record of the births of his children show that he soon afterwards lived at 
Paris, N. Y.; after the birth of his children he removed to the Spencer Settle- 
ment, Rome, N. Y. Capt. Talcott and he built log houses opposite each other, 
and cleared farms there; frame houses were erected to take the places of the 
log ones later, which still exist; farmer. He was a Rev. pensioner; the records 
of the pension office show that he served about 3 years in Col. Willett's Regt., 
no details of service given; also, private in Capt. Stoddard''s Co., in Col. Vose's 
Mass. Regt.; enlisted 1780, for 9 months; his app. for pension dated Rome. N. Y., 
June 17, 1819, and his age then given as 57 years, which was an error. One Asa 
Hamlin was Sergt. in Pearcy's Co., in Col. Willett's N. Y. Regt., as shown by 
the N, Y. records. The Mass. records show that Asa Hamlin served in Capt. 
John King's Co., in Col. John Brown's Berkshire Co. Regt.; enlisted June 29, 
1777; served under Gen. Schuyler; dis. July 21, 1777; also, his name is on a de- 



FIFTH GENERATION. 161 

scriptive list of men enlisted from Berkshire Co. for 9 months from the time of 
their arrival at Fishkill, N. Y.; agre, IS: stature, 5 feet 6 inches: complexion, 
dark: res. Richmond: arrived at Fishkill, May 31, 1778; served in Capt. Reeves' 
Co., in Col. Rossiter's Mass. Reg^t.; also, in list of men enlisted from Berkshire 
Co. for 9 months from time of their arrival at Fishkill, as returned by Henry 
Rutgers Jr., deputy master master, taken in lieu of Samuel Goodrich: raised 
by Resolve of Apr. 20. 1778: res. Richmond: also, private in Capt. Samuel Good- 
rich's Co., in Lt-Col. Miles Powell's Berkshire Co. Regt.: enlisted July 18, 1779; 
served at New Haven. Ct.: dis. Aug. 22, 1779; also, on pay roll for six months 
men, raised by the town of Lenox, for service during 1780: marched June 30, 
1780: dis. Dec. 12, 1780; also, in list of men from Lenox, dated Camp Totoway, 
Oct. 25, 1780, returned by Brig. Gen. Patterson, as having passed muster. 

There were two Rev. soldiers named Asa Hamlin, who were cousins; it is 
difficult to distinguish the service of each; see Asa Hamlin^ [ 215. ] He was call- 
ed Capt. Hamlin. It is said that his dau. Caroline was the very picture of her 
father, that she was tall and slim, of light complexion and blue eyes. He d. at 
the home of a dau. in Verona, N. Y., Dec. 3, 1731. His widow at one time lived 

Goodwin, 



with Joshui 


X Hill, Rome, N. Y., but d. ; 


at the home of her 


dau. 


Mrs. G( 


Rome, July 


4, 1851. 
Children: 












638.* 


Henry, b. 


Dec; 


28, 1785, 


Lenox. 






639.* 


MiLLiA Orra, " 


Aug. 


16, 1787, 


Paris. 






640.* 


LOVISA, " 




1789, 








641.* 


Hannah Noble, " 


Dec. 


26, 1793, 








642.* 


Asa, " 




1796, 








643.* 


Olive, " 


July 


10, 1798, 








644.* 


.■\LMIKA, " 


Nov. 


7, 1802, 








-645. 


Betsey, '• 






d. 


Mar. 


19, 1808, 


646* 


Caroline, " 












647. 


Elizabeth, " 




1809. 


d. 


Jan. 


6, 1814. 



[229] NATHANIEL HAMLIN,-^ (Lewis,* Ebenezer,:^ James,2i) 
b. Lebanon, Ct., Nov. 29, 1741. A sketch of his life was prepared by his 
great grandsori, the late Prof. Charles E. Hamlin; from which extracts have 
been taken. In 1759, he assisted in building boats at Albany, N. Y., and 
perhaps at Lakes George and Champlain, for Gen. Amherst's expedition. 

From May 2, 1760 to Jan. 15, 1761, he served as private in Capt. Barachiah 
Bassett's Co. of Chilmark, Mass., in Col. Nathaniel Thwing's Regt. and served 
in Nova Scotia. As one of the garrison who, under the direction of a company 
of sappers and miners, sent out from England, blew up the fortifications of 
Louisburg, he participated in the demolition, which he used to describe; and 

* Note 12.5. The Baker family of Barnstable. Mass. descend from: 

Rev. NICHOLAS BAKER.i of Scitiuite, Mass.. a graduate of St. John's College. Cam- 
liridge, England; who received the Bachelor's degree, lt):^]-2. and Master of Arts, 16.'55. Fie and 
Ills brother Nathaniel settled in Hingham, Mass., I(i8.5. He afterwards became a large land 
holder in Hull; he was ordained in Scituate, KMiO; his first wife d. Scituate, 1661; m. 2d. lti6:J. 
Grace ; he d. Aug. 22, 1678, aged 67; his widow d. .Jan. 22, 1696-7. 

Children: 

Samuel, m. Fear Robinson. 

Nicholas. 

Mary. 

Elizabeth. 

Sarah. 

Deborah. 



162 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

which began June 2, 1760, was finished Oct. 8, or 17. He removed from Barn- 
stable to Wellfleet, Mass. in May, 1763, probably because that place, largely 
engaged in fisheries, offered better opportunity for work on boats and fishing 
vessels. About that time the mother and younger children transferred their 
residence to Wellfleet; where the brothers, Nathaniel, Lewis and Perez were 
for some years boat builders. He m. Dec. 5, 1763, Sarah Baker,* b. Wellfleet, 
Feb. 27, 1743. They were members of the church, Wellfleet. They removed 
to Shrewsbury, Mass., Oct. 14, 1772. He was drafted in the fall of 1776. to serve 
in the Rev. army, but having a family of five children, the eldest of whom was 
not eleven years old, he furnished a substitute. The certificate of that 
transaction reads: 

"This may certify that Mr. Nathaniel Hamblin this day procured Mr. 

SAMUEL/ BAKER,2 m. Pear. dau. of Isaac Robinson. He inherited an estate in Hull; but 
became an inhabitant of Barnstable. 
Children: 
.John; m. Anna Annable. 

Nathaniel, " Mercy Lewis. 

And perhaps: 
Mary ? 
Grace ? 
Dea. .JOHN BAKER.3 m. Oct. 14. 1696, Anna.a dau. of Samuel Annable; who d. Mar. :21. 
1732-3; he removed to Windham, Ct. 
Ch. b. Barnstable: 



Annah. 


1697. 


Mary, 


1699. 


.John, 


d. young- 


Rebecca, 


1704. 


SAMUEIi. 


1706. 


Mary. 


1710. 


Mehitable, 


1712. 


Abigail, 


1713-4. 


.TOHN, 


1716. 


Hannah, 


171S. 



NATHANIEL BAKER.s (Bro. of Dea. John.) The name of his 1st wife, the mother of 
his children, is not recorded, m. 2d. Jan. 5, 1718-9, widow Mercy Lewis. His house was on 
Baker's Lane, Barnstable. He d. 1750. his widow d. Dec. 7. 1768. 
Ch. b. Barnstable: 



Benny, 


1705; d. young. 


Mercy, 


1706. 


Sarah, 


1708; d. young. 


Nathaniel, 


1709. 


Nicholas. 


1711. 


Sarah, 


1713. 


Thankful, 


1715. 


Benne, 


1716. 


Elizabeth. 


1718. 



The Hyannis family descend from: 
FRANCIS BAKER,i who came from Great St. Alban's, Hertfordshire. England, in the 
Phinter, 1635; aged 24; m 1641, Isabel Twining, and had six sons and two daughters. 

NATHANIEL BAKER,2 b. Mar. 27. 1642, the eldest .son, had three sons. 

SAMUEL BAKER,3 the eldest son. b. Oct. 26, 1670; m. .July 30. 1702, Elizabeth Berry; they 
had three sons and five daughters. 

.lUDAH BAKER,4 the eldest son. b. Aug. 19. 1705; m. Feb. 15. 1728-9, Mercy Burgess; they 
had three sons and five daughters. 

TIMOTHY BAKER.'i the eldest son. b. Apr. 21. 1732; m. 1753. Keziah ; they had six 

sons, one of whom was Capt. Timothy Baker.8 and three daughters. 

The descendants of Francis Baker.i are very numerous, embracing many mariners and 
business men. 



FIFTH GENERATION. 163 

Benj. Baker to go into the servis at Horse Xeck, in his ronie, and excepted by 
me," 

"Asa Rise, Cap'n," 

His eldest dau. Polly, in her old a^re used to tell of witnessingr the passage 
of Burgoyne's army past her father's house in Shrewsbury, on the way from 
Saratoga, to Cambridge, Mass., in the fall of 1777. See described minutely, 
the peculiar dress and appearance of the Hessians. He removed to Oxford. 
Mass., April, 1778. wliere he bought land with buildings from Sylvanus Town: 
the deed specifying sixty live acres of upland and two parcels of meadow land, 
one of two acres, the other of two acres and forty five rods — both known as 
part of "Beirs \Jeadow,"— was signed by Town and his wife before witnes.ses 
on May 30, 1777: but was not acknowledged before the justice of the peace — 
and therefore not delivered till Mar. 30, 1778. Warrants still in existence show 
that, for 1783-4, be officiated in Oxford as collector of .state and town taxes. 

He and his son Theophilus labored as house carpenters in Hallowell and 
Va-isalboro. Me., during 1733-4. One of these jobs was that of finishing the 
interor of the town meeting liou.se, in that part of Hallowell, then known as 
the "Fort Village." which became Augusta in 1797. Among his papers of this 
period is this receipt: 

"Hallowell, 3 July, 1784" 

"Rec'd on board sloop Hannah, from N. Hamlin, one hundred and one 
oars: which I promise to deliver to Capt. Edmund Hous of Boston, dangers of 
the sea excepted."' 

••Samuel Howard." 

Theophilus settled at the Fort Village, and his fatlier returned to Oxford. 

His sons and daughters gradually removed to Hallowell, now Augusta, and 
at last the parents with the youngest child, Lot, came in 1795. At Augusta he 
found exercise for his great mechanical skill and ingenuity, not only as a house 
wright. but in making wooden clocks, spinning wheels and sleighs; his clocks 
on which his name sometimes appeared as, N. Hamlin, found their way to dis- 
tant parts of Maine: thus, late in 1799 he took a load of "Movements" to the 
Penobscot, where, in the house of his brother Perez, he made cases, and sold 
the completed clocks to the neighboring inhabitants. The infant son of tlie 
brother, born the preceeding July was named for the visiting uncle. In 1798 lie 
bought the house built by his son-in-law, Isaac Carter, at the corner of Win- 
throp and State streets, Augusta. On the gable of this liouse was a large dial, 
attaclied to a clock, kept in operation as a sign of his business. • He sold this 
house to Kennebec county, January, 1829; and upon the lot was erected the same 
year, the present granite court house. Throughout his long life he was highly 
respected for integrity and manliness. Both d. Sidney, Me.: he Jan. 19, 1834; 
she July 4, 1830. 

Children: 

648.* Theophilus, b. Dec. 6, 1765, Wellfleet. 

649.* Maky, " Apr. 10, 1768, " 

650.* Olive, " Nov. 2, 1770, >ra.ss. 

651.* Lewis, " Mar. 24, 1773. Shrewsbury. 

652.* Sarah, " Aug. 19, 1775, 

653.* Perez, " Oct. 1, 1777. " 

6.54. Nathaniel, " June 23, 1780, Oxford: d. Nov. 2. 1780. 

655.* Lot, " May 3, 1782, " 



164 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[230] Capt. lewis HAMBLEN,'- (Bro. of KatlianieL) 

b. Lebanon-. Ct., Dec. 19, 1743; m. Oct. 16, 1766, Phebe Harding,* b. Well- 
fleet, Mass., 1742. He removed in childhood with his parents back to Barn- 
stable from whence they came; and with his widowed mother and family to 
Wellfleet, May, 1763. See sketch of his brother Nathaniel. He was drafted 
from Wellfleet to serve in the Continental army, but paid a fine: report dated 
Sept. 8, 1777. Prior to 1779 he settled on land now in Hampden, Me. During 
the disasterous "Bagaduce Expedition" on the Penobscot river, August, 1779, 
the British fleet pursued the settlers up the river from their homes; Lewis 
Hamblen and wife were then driven from their home and made their way on 
foot through the wilderness to the Kennebec river; thence back to Wellfleet, 
where he became a leader in town and church aft'aii'S; and his brother Perez 
took possession of the Hampden lands; selectman, 1787-1800; town clerk, 1801-8: 
treasurer twelve years; Master of Adams Lodge, A. F. & A. M., 1799, 1800 and 
1809. The will of Lewis Hamblen, of Wellfleet, Gentleman, dated Dec. 30, 1807 
names wife Phebe: to whom he gave his personal estate, and the use of his real 
estate during her life, with power to sell and convey the same, if necessary for 
her support: and remainder to his nephews, Lewis, son of his brother Nathan- 
iel, and Lewis, son of his brother Perez. Inventory, Mar. 22, 1810; real estate, 
$1456.00; personal, $1813.30. Mr. Josiah Whitman of East Bridge water, Mass.. 
wrote, 1845, that he formerly lived in Wellfleet, and that he sold the land, of 
Lewis Hamblen for the heirs in Maine; and that the widow of Lewis willed her 
estate to her brother Nathan Harding. Both d. Wellfleet: he Feb. 9, 1810; she 
Sept. 20, 1818. 

No issue. 

[235] PEREZ HAMLiN,s (Bro. of Nathaniel,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Sept. 26, 1755; m. Wellfleet, Mass., Mar. 25,' 1779, 
Sabra, dau. of Elisha and Dorcas (Doane*) Cobb, b. Wellfleet, Feb. 8. 1763. 

The Mass. archives show that he was on a pay abstract of Capt. Winslow 
Lewis' Co., for travel to and from camp at Cambridge, Mass., Jan. 13. 1776; 
prob. a corporal. It is traditional that he was a flfer at Bunker Hill. 

He obtained a tract of land in Hampden, Me., from bis brother Lewis, 
May, 1787; upon which he cleared a farm and lived there the remainder of 

* Note 12(i. ABRAHAM HAKDING.i come from England with Capt. Gorges. 1623; 
m, 1639, Elizabeth Harding, who came from England, 1630; freeman. May, 1645; he was propri- 
etor in Medfield, 1650; where he d. Mar, 22, 1655. 

ABRAHAM HARDING,2 of Medfield, b. Aug. 15. 16,55; m. Mary Mason and Saral) Fairbanks. 

ISAAC HARD1NG.3 b. East Medway. Mass.. Feb. 16. 1705; m. Rachael, dau. of Samuel and 

Hannah Hill. 

THEODORE HARDING.* b. Medway, .Tuly 24. 1736; m. Lois. dau. of Timothy and Abigail 
Clarli. 

ELIAS HARDING.s b. Medway, , [an. 13, 175.S, m. Thankful Forbes and Hannah Baker. 

JLTDSON HARDING.e of North Wrentham, Mass., b. .Jan. 11, 1800; m. Clarissa Danforth 
dau. of Barnabas and Phebe Cary. 

Robert Harding, freeman. Mass.. May IS. 1631. 
John Harding, freeman, Mass., May 13, 1640. 

Joseph H.Vrding. was an early settler of Eastham. Mass.; selectman. 1673; he became a 
settler of Chatham. Mass., where he was selectman, 16i)3-S. The name is an old and common 
one on Cape Cod. 

* Note 127. Dea. .JOHN DOANE.i b. England, l.")il0; came from Wales to Plymouth. 
Mass. it is claimed in the Forliair, Nov. 11, 1621 ; but his name does not appear in the passenger 
list of that ship; he settled at Plymouth; wife, Abigail; freeman, 1633; assistant to Gov 



FIFTH GENERATION. 



165 



his life: this farm in 1846 formed the south boundary of Hampden Corner. 
INIe., occupied by Jedadine Heri-ick and others. Both d. Hampden; lie July 
•2, 1835: she Feb. 13, 1850. 

OBlTUxVRY. 

Died in Hampden, on the 21st f»f July, 1835, after a short but severe ill- 
ness, Mr. Perez Hamlin, in the 80th year of his age: this aged Pilgrim was 
one of the first settlers of this town, who cut away the trees and cleared 
the land where now stands the flourishing village of Hampden, Me. He was 
born in Barnstable, Mass.; came to this place forty seven years ago; and in 
a revival of religion here twenty four years ago, he and his wife became tiie 
subjects of converting grace. He lived to see his country involved in and 
delivered from the dangers and perils of two wars; and has beheld her ad- 
vance from a colony greatly oppressed, to a mighty and happy republic. 

At last he has closed his toils and laid down to rest: and what is most 
cheering to us all, and most consoling to his relatives is that he closed his 
eyes in peace and hope. He has left an aged wife, with whom he had lived 
about fifty seven years, and numerous relatives to mourn his sudden depart- 
ure; but they have the consolation of believing their loss is his gain. He 
went to the sanctuary all day on the Sabbath, and on Tuesday his depart- 
ed spirit doubtless entered into the temple of its God on high. On Thurs- 
day his remains were committed to the dust to slumber till the morning of 
the resurrection. Peace to his memory. 





Children; 










656.* 


Lewis, 


b. Feb. 


27, 


1781, 


Wellfleet. 


657.* 


Elisha, 


" June 


18, 


1783, 


u 


65S.* 


Polly, 


" Oct. 


14, 


1785, 


u 


659.* 


Sally, 


" June 


19, 


1788, 


Hampden. 


660.* 


Betsey, 


*' Aug. 


27, 


1790, 


a 


661.* 


Perez, 


" Apr. 


9, 


1794, 


" 


662.* 


Sabkina, 


" Aug. 


2, 


1796, 


u 


663.* 


Nathaniel, 


'• July 


12, 


1799, 


a 


664. 


Olive, 


" Nov. 


11, 


1802, 


d. 


665. 


Almika, 


" Mar. 


6, 


1805, 


(1 a 



Dec. 22, 1802. 
May 22, 1844, unm. 



Thomas Prence, 1633; on committee with the governor and assistants to revise the laws. 1536; 
deputy, 1043; deacon in the church ; he was one of the founders of Nauset, now Eastham, Mass. 
1644; which included anciently, WeUfleet on the north, and Orleans on the south, The first 
-settlers of Eastham were: Gov. Thomas Prence. Edward Bangs. .John Smalley, .Fohn Doane. 
Nicholas Snow. Richard Higgins and .Tosias Cook, and tlieir families, constituting a colony of 
forty nine persons. To each settler was granted 200 a<Tes of land; the farm of .lohn Doane 
is pointed out, north of the harbor; the site of his liome is marked liy a rough granite stone, 
placed there in recent times by his descendant. Hon. .lohn Doane^; deputy from Eastham. 
lt>49-54; selectman. 1663-76; he d. Eastham. Feb. 21. 16s'6. and was buried in Town Cove burying 
ground. 

Children: 

.John. b, 1634; m. Hannah Bangs and Rebecca Pettee. 

Daniel. *' 1636; •' twice. 

Lydia. 

Abigail. 

Ephkaim. 
Note 128. RICHARD COBB, of Hingham. Mass. is said to have come from Boston; 
he had a son Thomas, b. Mar, 2s. ]6<)3; who settled in Eastham, Mass.. where he m. Oct. 14. 171". 
Mercy, dau, of Lieut. Edmund and Sarah (Mayo) Freeman; their son Elisha. m. Dorcas, dau. of 
.Joseph Doane; and their dau.. Sabra Cobb, m. I'erez Hamlin. 

It is traditional that some of the Cobbs in America descend from Isaac Cobb. Post Ad- 
miral of Yarmouth, England. 



166 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[286] SYLVANUS HAMBLIN,^ (Sylvanns,' Elkanah,^ ,Jaines,2i; 

bap. Oct. 11, 1741. He served in Capt S. Bourne's Co., which marched 
from Barnstable, to Canada, Mar. 13, to Dec. 22, 1758; and is said to have de- 
serted. No further account of him. 

[237] SIMEON HAMBLIN,^' (Bro of Sylvanus,) 

prob. b. Barnstable or P^almouth, Mass., about 17.35; bap. June IT, 1744: 
m. by Rev. .Samuel Palmer, Falmouth, Dec. 26. 1765, Martha, dau. of Peter 
and Mehitable Hatch,* bap. May 20, 1789. In the record of his marriage he 
is called "A transient person, now residing in Falmouth." He marched in 
Capt. S. Bourne's Co. from Barnstable to Canada, Mar. 13, to Dec. 22, 1758, 
although a mere boy. He was also a Rev. soldier: his name appears in list of 
men enlisted from Barnstable county in 1779, to serve in the Cont. Army: age, 
34 yrs.; stature, 6 feet: complexion, dark; residence, Falmouth; delivered to 
Lieut. Lilley; another record says he was delivered to Col. Treeman for Capt. 
HilTs Co.; also, private in Capt. Simeon Fish's Co.. in Col. Nathaniel Free- 
man's MavSS., mihtia Regt.; served eight daj'S on alarm at Falmouth and Dart- 
mouth, Sept., 1779. Many queer stories are told about him. A British fleet 
entered Vlnyard sound, Apr. 3. 1779, and one of the ships went into Wood's 
Hole; the crew landed and proceeded to rob one Paul Robinson of his stock. 
Hamblin with others were sent to watch them; they saw the enemy land and 
drive off the poor man's animals; take a porker from the pen and toss it into- 
their boat. Piggy was no tory and set up a squeal at his treatment, which 
aroused the sympathy and indignation of Hamblin; and his eyes tilled with 
tears; one of his comrades rallied him and asked why he cried. "I hear that 
poor pi^-, and can't help crying to see how those cruel Britishers treat their fel- 
low beings'^ said he. He was prob. a mariner, with a home in Falmouth. 

He d. in North Carolina, no particulars of his death; perhaps he d. while 
absent on a voyage. 

Ch. b. Falmouth: 
6(i6.* Seth, Nov. 9, 1766. 
667. Simeon. 

668.* Martha, June 15, 1778. 

[239] BARNABAS HAMBLIN,5 (Bro. of Sylvanus,) 

prob. b. Barnstable, about 1739: bap. Apr. 26, 1747: m. there, Nov. 23, 1769. 
Mary Bassett*; res. Falmouth, Mass. In 1846 Isaac Hamblin wrote from 
Montpelier, Vt., that Barnabas Hamblin was there in 1798-9; that he came 

* Note 139. For Hatch see note 94. 

* Note 130. Mr. Sergle of Chicago, author of an unpublished genealogy of the Bassett 
family, says they are of Norman-French origin, and came to England with William the Con- 
queror; Therstinc Bassett, being the King's Grand Falconer. During succeeding centuries 
they were great barons, liolding power second only to that of the king; and some claimed 
royal lineage, most of these peerages have long been extinct. 

The American families of Bassett descend from William, of Plymouth, 1B31 ; William, of 
Lynn, 1040: .John, of New Haven, Ct.. 1647, and some from French Huguenots. 

WILLIAM BASSET.i came in the Fortime, 1621; settled in Plymouth; then in Duxbury: 
and finally in Bridgewater, Mass; planter and mechanic; a wealthy and large land owner: 
he possessed a large library; freeman. 1633; his wife was named Elizabeth, perhaps Tilden. 
Children: 

Mary Burt. 
Thomas Burgess, Jr. 
1st. Mary or Dorcas Joyce. 
Peregrine White. 



William, 


b. 1634; 


m 


Elizabeth, 


" 1636; 


•• 


Nathaniel, 


•• lOr^S; 


•' 


Sarah. 


•• 1630; 


•• 



FIFTH GENERATION. KiT 

from Cape Cod: and had sons Sylvanus, Barnabas and Asa: and that Sylvanus 
returned to Cape Cod. He d. Montpelier. May 10, 1799, aged (iO: she d! Grand 
Isle, Vt. 



b. about 1774, Barnstable. 

" Feb. 19, 1782. 

" about 1785, Falmoutli. 





Children: 


669.* 


SYLA'AKUS, 


670.* 


Baknauas. 


671,* 


Asa, 


672.* 


Polly. 


673.* 


Sally. - 


674.* 


Rachael. 


6-. 5.* 


William. 


676.* 


Isaiah, 


677.* 


LritAXA. 



b. about 1790, Falmouth. 

[242] BENJAMIN HAMBLEN.^ (Reuben,* Elkanah,:' James,^'i) 
b. Barnstable, M.iss., May 7, 1742; m. there, Nov. 27, 1760, Drusilla Dexter.* 
He res. Barnstable, and was called Benjamin 3d: another record states that 
he was unm.; and that he went to England; if true, he returned and was in. as 
above stated. He was mentioned in his father's will, 1754; and in his mother's 
will, 1762. The Mass. records show that one Benjamin Hamlin was private in 
Capt. Joseph Grifleth's Co., in Col. John Jacob's Mass. militia Regt.; enlisted 
Jan. 10, 1778; res. Barnstable; enlisted into the Cont. army June 10, 1778; dis. 
Jan. 4. 1779; also, private in Capt. Samuel Fisher's Co., in Col. Nathaniel Free- 
man's Barnstable Co. Regt.; and served on alarm at Dartmouth and Falmouth, 
Mass., eight days in Sept. 1779. Perhaps he removed with his children to Roch- 
ester, Mass. 

Children: 

678.* Reuben, b. about 1761. 

679. Constant, lost at sea about 1800. 

680.* Elkanah, b. about 1765. 

681. Hope, m. Tripp, of Fairhaven, Mass. 

[243] ABIGAIL HAMBL1N,5 (Sister of Benjamin,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass. Fell. 23, 1743; m. there, by Rev. Oakes Shaw, Dec. 11. 
1765, Lemuel,*' son of Justus and Abigail Howland,* b. Sandwich, Mass., Nov. 

WILLIAM BASSET,2 m. Mary. dau. of Hugh Burt, of Lynn. Mass.; he removed to Sand- 
wich, and had a large estate. In 1(552. the General Court of Plymouth appointed a committee 
to lay out a road from Sandwich to Plymouth, composed of Anthony Thatcher. WiUiam Bas- 
set. .Tonathan Hatch, John Phinney. .James Skiff, Henry Dillingham. .John Ellis, .John Wing_ 
-Joseph Rogers, Edward Bangs. William Hedge. Thomas Hinckley and TIioiiims D.'xtcr. 
He d. 1670. 

Children: 
Mary. b. Nov. 21, 1654. 
William, "- 1656; m Rachael 

NATHANIEL BASSET.2 m. 1st. Mary or Dorcas, dau. of .John .Toyce. of Yarmouth: m. :hl. 
Hannah ; who d. 1709; he d. .Jan. 4. 1706-10. 9 children. 

SARAH BASSET,2 m. Peregrine, son of William Wliite. the pilgrim, b. on the Maiin<>w>)\ in 
Cape Cod harbor. Nov. 11. 1620. firstborii of the pilgrims in America. His mother m. 2d. Ciov. 
Edward Winslow. White was reared by Gov. Winslow at Marshfield, Mass; she d. 1711: he 
.luly 20. 1704. Children: Ruth, .Jane. .Jonathan and .Joseph. 

* Note 131. For Dexter, see note 95. 

* Note 132. EBENEZER HOWLAND.* (Isaac,3 .lohn.ai) b. West Barnstable. Mass.. 
Sept. 7, 16><7; m. .June 26, 171:2, Elizabeth .Justus; removed to Sandwich. Mass.. whi-ri- lie was 
living. 1730. Child: .Justus. 



168 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

28, 1742: carpenter: Sandwich: she was mentioned in her father's will, 1754, and 
in her mother's will, l7()2;Congs. Bothd. Sandwich: she Feb. 15, 18.32; he .Ian., 
1802. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 



Seth Hamblin." 



682.* 


Benjamin, 


Jan. 


3, 


1767. 


683.* 


Nathanikl, 


June 


n. 


1769. 


684.* 


Betsey, 


Oct. 


4, 


1773. 


685. 


Abigail, 


Sept. 


19, 


1775; m 


686.* 


Sarah, 


IVIay 


3, 


1777. 


687.* 


Eben, 


ISIav 


10, 


1780. . 


688.* 


DiADAMA, 


Sept. 


19, 


1782. 


689.* 


Bethania, 


Aug. 


15, 


1786. 



690.* 


Benjamin, 


Jan. 


11. 


691. 


Abigail. 


Nov. 


3, 


692.* 


Rebecca, 


June 


15, 


693.* 


Ellis, 






694.* 


Lemuel, 


Oct. 


4, 


695.* 


Reuben, 


Mar. 


31, 


696.* 


Mary, 







[244] LEMUEL HAMBLEN,'^ (Bro. of Benjamin,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Aug. 4, 1746. The records of Sandwich, Mass. show 
the marriage of Lemuel Hamblen of Barnstable and Dorothy Fish* of Sand- 
wich, by Rev. Mr. Williams, Jan. 3, 1768: she was dau. of Nathaniel Fish, b. 
Sandwich, 1749: farmer: Sandwich. The Mass. records show that he was a 
private in Capt. Simeon Fish's Co., in Col. Nathaniel Freeman's Barnstable Co. 
Regt.; enlisted Sept. 11, 1778; served on alarm at Dartmouth and Falmouth: 
dis. Sept. 14, 1778. He d. Sandwich, 1819. A widow Dorothy Hamlin died at 
Falmouth, July 8, 1818. Perhaps some error in the record. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 

1769. ' • 

1770; m. Lewis Hamblen. 

1773. 

1776. 

1779. 

1781. 

1784. 

[.245] THOMAS HAMBLEN,5 (Bro. of Benjamin,) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., Sept. 26, 1748: m. by Rev. Mr. Williams, Sandwich, 
Mass., Oct. 20, 1774. Olive, dau. of Silas and Lydia Fish,* b. Sandwich, Feb. 27, 
1759; farmer; Sandwich. He d. there, June, 1776; estate. £272. 14, 6: and was 
distributed 1778, to his widow and only child. She m. 2d, 1787, Jedediah Jones 
of Barnstable; by whom she had Asa, Temperance, Silas, Mariah, Hannah, 
Lydia and Anna. Mr. Jones removed to Sandwich and established a tannery. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 

697.* Thomas, Aug. 14, 1775. 

[246] HANNAH HAMBLIN,5 (Sister of Benjamin,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Aug. 4, 1753; m. July 20, 1789, Benjamin, son of Ben- 
jamin Ruggles.t of Hardwick, Mass., b. Dec. 8, 1726: his third wife. 
Child: 
698. Hannah, b. Oct. 28, 1779; d. unm. 

.lUSTUS ROWLAND ;5 wife, Abigail. 
Ch. b. Sandwich: 

Ben.jamin, Nov. 18, 1737. 

Elizabeth. Dec. 13, 1739. 

Lemuel, Nov. 38. 3742; m. Abigail Hamblin. 

Nathaniel, Jan. 26, 1744. "^ 

Ellis, 1747. 

* Note 133. For Fish see note 54. 

t Note 134. BENJAMIN RUGGLES,' (Samuel,6 5 Thomas.* 3 Nicholas.2 Thomas.i) 
Thomas Rogqles.i of Sudbury, Suffolk. Eng. ; will dated June 21. 1547 or 1.574. 



FIFTH GENERATION. 169 

[247] JOHN HAMBLIN,5 (John,* Elkanah.s James,2i) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., June 16, 1743; m. there, Mar. 29, 1770, Mary Crocker.* 
Both d. Barnstable; he 1816; she 1815. 



28, 1770; m. Stephen Jones. 

1, 1772, " Wilham Stevens. 
27, 1774. 
26, 1776. 



[250] REUBEN HAMBLIN,5 (Bro. of John,) ^ 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Oct., 1756. He was sailing master's 2d mate, in 
descriptive list dated Sept. 30, 1780, of officer's and crew of ship Viper, com- 
manded by William Williams; age, 23; stature, 5 feet 5 inches; complexion, 
dark: res. Barnstable. 

[251] SETH FISH,5 (Patience Hamblen,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Mar. 17, 1743-4; m. there, Dec. 6, 1765, Bathsheba Tobey. 

* Note 135. For Crocker see note 35. 





Children: 




699. 


Abigail, b. 


Aug. 


700. 


Mercy, " 


May 


701.* 


John, bap. 


Apr. 


702. 


Mary, 


May 


703. 


Mehttable. 




704. 


Ansel. 





SIXTH GENERATION 



[252] LOT SCUDDEE,6 (Samuel,^ Ebenezer,* Elizabeth Hamlin,^' 
James,!^!) b. Barnstable, Mass., July 16, 1771: m. there, June 14, 179B, 
Sophia Goodspeed,* b. Barhstable, June 17,' 1771: farmer; Barnstable; Baptist. 
Both d. Barnstable; he Mar. 1, 1839; she Mar. 15. 1855. 

Ch. b. Barnstable; 

705.* Prentiss, Sept. 14, 1797. 

706. John Warren, Feb. 11, 1800. 

707. Arthur Fox, Mar. 29, 1802; d. New Orleans, Sept. 25, 1822. 

708. Lot, July 22, 1807, " in Illinois. 

[256] Capt. EBENEZER SCUDDER,-^ (Ebenezer,^* Elizabeth Hamlin,:' 
James,2i) b. Barnstable, Mass., Aug. 13, 1761: m. 1st, there, Oct. 2, ll^b, 
Abigail Bearse,t wlio d. Barnstable, Apr. 8, 1803; m. 2d, Barnstable, Mar, Ls, 
1804, Mrs. Betsey Lovell,$ who d. Barnstable, Sept. 14, 1848, aged 71 years. 

* Note 136. For Goodspeed see note 30. 
+ Note 137. For Bearse see note 15. 

* Note 138. ROBERT LOVELL.i b. about 1595; embarked in the Ohl Dotvct, Weymouth. 
Eng., with Rev. John Hull, 1635; arrived at Boston, and settled at Wessaguscus, now Weymouth, 
Mass. ; freeman, Sept. 2, 1635; wife, Elizabeth; farmer; founder of the Lovell family in New 
England. He d. Weymouth, about 1673. 

Children; Ann, Zaccheus. John, Ellen and James. 

.JOHN LOVELL.2 and wife Jane; res. Weymouth. 
Ch. b. Weymouth: 
Phebe. Feb. 19, 1655. 

John, May 8, 1658. 

Elizabeth, Oct. 28, 1600. 
James, Oct. 83, 1662. 

William. Feb. 24, 1664; m. Mehitable Lumbert. 

Jane, July 28, 1670. 

WILLIAM LOVELL.3 b. Weymouth, Feb. 24. 1664; m. Sept. 24, 1693, Mehitable Lumbert. 
He prob. res. Barnstable, Mass. ; and d. 1753. 
Children: 
Ell Aug. 1694. 

Jerusha, Sept. 1696. 

Elenor, Sept. 10. 1698. 
Abia, Sept. 12, 1700. 

Beulah, Feb. 7, 1704. 
Eleanor. May 17. 1707. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 171 

Master mariner and salt maker; Oscerville. One Ebenezer or Eleazer Scudder 
served in Capt. Jacob Lovell's Co., in Col. Nathaniel Freeman's Regt. Barn- 
stable Co. militia, on alarm at New Bedford, Dartmouth and Falmouth, Mass., 
six days in Sept, 1778. He d. Barnstable, Aug. 28, 1847. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Barnstable: 

709. Henry, Mar. 9, 1791; d. Nov. 13, 1814. 

710. Geokge, Dec. 2, 1792, " Nov. 4, 1851. 

711. Ebenezer, Nov. 19. 1794, " Nov. 7, 1814. 

712. Isaac, Nov. 21, 1796, " Oct. 27, 1797. 
713.* Isaac, Sept. 22, 1798. 

714.* Philander, Dec. 20, 1800. 

715.* Joseph Warren. Mar. 22, 1803: m. Apphia Baxter. 

71<i.* Benjamin Franklin, Mar. 22, 1803. 

By 2d wife, b. Barnstable: 

717. Alonzo. July 14, 1805. 

718. Abigail, Dec. 22, 1808; m. Josiali Richardson. 

719. BET.SEY, Dec. 4, 1812, " Andrew Phinney. 

[259] Capt. ISAIAH SCUDDER," (Bro. of Ebenezer,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Jan. 8. 1768: m. there, Dec. 25, 1795, Lj^dia, dau. of 
Samuel and Lydia (Goodspeed) Isham,* b. Barnstable, Mar. 28, 1775; master 

JAMES LOVELL.2 (Robert.!) b. England. 1634: 1st wife, .Jane; 2d wife, Anna; res. Wey- 
mouth, Mass.; a large land owner: he d. Weymouth, 1706. 
Ch. by 1st wife, b. Weymouth: 
8, 1664. 
7, 1667. 
29, 1668. 

20. 1670; m. Mary Reed. 
5. 167.3. 
19. 1775. 
Also a dau. Anna, b. Nov. 20, 1697, perhaps by 2d wife. 

ANDREW LOVEL, appears to liave lived in Barnstable, Mass. 
Children: 

6, 1689, Scituate, 

16, 1690. 

17, 1693. 
27, 1697. 

6. 1699. 
10. 1707. 
14. 1715. 

ALEXANDER LOVELL.i b. England, 1619; m. 1st, Lydia, dau. of Benjamin Albee; m. 2d, 
Lydia dau. of Hopestill Leland; an original settler of Medfield, Mass. ; signer of the "Medfield 
Compact;" selectman. His house was burned by Indians, 1675-6. He d. Medfield, Dec. :20. I70it. 

ALEXANDER LOVELL,2 (Ale.\ander,i) b. Medfield. Mar. 2, 1671; m, Elizabeth, dau. of 
.Toseph Dyer of Weymouth. He d. Medfield, 1751. 

JONATHAN LOVELL.3 ( Ale.xander.a i) b. Medfield. .Sept. 16, 1714; m. Mary, dau. of Josiaii 
Cheney; petitioner for the town of Holden, Mass.; selectman; town treasurer; and assessor. 
He d. Holden, Dec. 22. 1792. His son Jonathan.* b. Worcester, Mass. ; m. Mercy Raymond. 
* Note 139. JOHN ISUM.i — the name is also spelled Isham. Otis says: that he was iu 
Barnstaljle before 1677; and suggests that he may have lived with Dea. William Crocker; and 
that be perhaps m. his dau. but there is no record of it. He was admitted townsman of Barn- 
Mar. 4. 1692; m. Dec. 16, 1677, Jane, dau. of Robert Parker, b. Mar, 31, 1664; res. Osterville, Mass. 
The record gives the date of his death. Sept. 3. 1717. an error; Ins will is dated June 1, 1713; 
and proved Oct. 10, 1713: will of his widow dated Apr. 13, 1715; proved Feb. 24. 1719-20. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 
.r.\NE. Oct 7. 1679: m. Michael Wilson. 

John. Aug. 25, 1681. 



Deborah. 


Jan. 


James. 


Mar. 


Hannah, 


Sept. 


Enoch. 


Dec. 


Mary. 


Jan. 


John, 


Apr. 



Deborah, 


b. May 


Silas, 


•• May 


Mary, 


" Nov. 


.Jonathan, 


•• Mar. 


Thankful. 


•• Oct. 


Joseph, 


•• Oct. 


Jane, 


" May 



172 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

mariner; Centreville, Mass., until marriage; afterwards, Osterville, Mass. 
Both d. Barnstable; he June 1, 1852; she Aug. 13, 1854. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

720.* Oliver, Oct. 27, 1796. 

721.* Lydia ISHAM, Apr. 8, 1798. 

722.* Lucy, Apr. 30, 1800. 

723.* Albert, Sept. 10, 1802. 

724.* Mary, Sept. 13, 1804. 

725.* Sophia, Nov. 12, 1806. 

726. Isaiah, Oct. 4, 1808; d. unm. June 6, 1849. 

727. Cephas, Oct. 15, 1811, " Nov. 30, 1816. 
728.* Alfred, Sept. 6, 1813. 

729.* Abigail, July 17, 1817. 

730. Charlotte, Aug. 13, 1820, d. Sept. 13, 1820. 

[260] Capt. ASA SCUDDER,6 (Bro. of Ebenezer,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., July 25, 1771; m. 1st, there, Jan. 28, 1796, Hannah 

Huckins:* m. 2d, Lydia : m. 3d, Barnstable, Apr. 1, 1804, Sarah Huckins: 

who d. there. Mar. 22, 1868: master mariner. He d. Barnstable, May 25, 1822. 

Ch. by 3d wife, b. Barnstable: 

, 1804. 

Tallant. 



731. 


Edward, 


Aug. 


27, 1804. 


732. 


Lydia, 


Nov. 


17, 1806; m. Nathaniel 


733. 


Hannah, 


Mar. 


7, 1809. 


734.* 


Nelson, 


Mar. 


30, 1811. 


735.* 


Daniel, 


Oct. 


27, 1813. 


736. 


Sally, 


Sept. 


19, 1815. 


737. 


Caroline Huckins, 


June 


10, 1819. 



[261] ELIZABETH SCUDDER,6 (Sister of Ebenezer, ) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Oct. 12, 1773; m. there, Dec, 1794, Morton Crocker,! 
who d. Richmond, Ind., Mar. 27, 1851: she d. Barnstable, Aug. 3, 1842. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

738. Rose, Nov. 9, 1795. 

739. Ebenezer, June 12, 1797. 

Isaac, Feb. 1683-3; m. Thankful Lumbert. 

Sarah. Dec. 1684; " Joshua Lovell. 

Mary, June 1687;" -Abel Crocker. 

Hannah, " Peter Blossom. 

Patience. 

Joseph. 

Thankful. m. .Joseph Butler. 

ISAAC ISUM,2 b. Eeb.. 1663-3; m. May 3, 1716, Thankful Lumbert. 
Ch b. Barnstable ; 
Samuel Oct. 26, 1716. 
Isaac, Mar. 21, 1718. 

John. Aug. 6. 1721. 

Ebenezer, Aug. 25, 1723. 
Timothy. May 30, 1725. 
Joshua. Apr. 14, 1727. 
Daniel, Apr. 13, 1629. 
Abigail. Feb. 17, 1731. 
For Goodspeed see note 30. 
* Note 140. For Huckins see note 59. 
+ Note 141. For Crocker see note 35. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 173 



740. 


George, 


Mar. 


20, 1799: d. in West Indies. 


741. 


Cathakvne, 


Jan. 


15, 1801. 


742. 


LUTHEK, 


Nov. 


14, 1802. 


743. 


Asa. 


July 


5, 1804. 


744. 


Joseph, 


Sept. 


22, 1806. 


745. 


EZEKIEL, 


Nov. 


4, 1808: lost in sch. Warrior. Apr. 9, 1831 


746. 


Elizabeth, 


July 


4, 1811. 



747. Henry Scudder, Sept. 3, 1815. 

[262] Dea. JOSIAH SCUDDER,* (Bro. of Ebenezer,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Nov. 30, 1775: m. 1st, 1799, Hannah Lovell,* who d. 
Barnstable, Sept. 17, 1844: m. 2d, Barnstable, Dec. 5, 1845, Mrs. Plannah Scudder, 
perhaps widow of his bro. James; farmer; Osterville. He d. there. Mar. 25, 1851. 
Ch. by 1st wife, b. Barnstable: 



748.* 


PuELLA Lovell, 


Dec. 


3, 


1800. 




749.* 


Jos I AH. 


Feb. 


12, 


1802. 




750.* 


Freeman Lovell, 


Mar. 


16, 


1805. 




751.* 


Zeno, 


Aug. 


18, 


1807, 


Osterville 


752.* 


Persis, 


Aug. 


14, 


1810. 




753.* 


Edwin, 


Sept. 


23, 


1815. 




754.* 


Henry Austin. 


Nov. 


25, 


1819, 


Osterville 



[263] CAPT. JAMES DELAP SCUDDER," {Bro of Ebenezer,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Oct. 27, 1779; ra. Hannah Percival;t master mariner. 
He d. Oct. 22, 1840; she d. Barnstable, Feb. 10, 1851. 
Ch. b. Barnstable: 



755.* 


Caroline, 


May 


"1, 


1806. 


756. 


James, 


June 


13, 


1809. 


757. 


Henry, 


May 


8, 


1811. 


758. 


Erastus, 


July 


17, 


1813. 


759. 


Ebenezer, 


June 


7, 


1815. 


760. 


Russell, 


Sept. 


5, 


1817. 


761. 


Hannah Percival 


, Nov. 


14, 


1819. 


762. 


DULEY^ RUNDALL, 


Oct. 


26, 


1824; d. June 10, 1853 



[264] Capt. THOMAS DELAP SCUDDER," (Bro. of Ebenezer,) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., Jan. 25, 1782; m 1st, by Rev. Barnabas Bates, Barn- 
stable, Nov. 25, 1813, Huldah Hall; 2d, publislied Aug. 27, 1831 to be m. to Mrs. 
Henrietta Hallett,J of Barnstable; he then of Hallowell, Me.; mercliant; Centre- 
ville, Mass.; removed to Hallowell. He d. July 17, 1853. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 
A Daughter, d. young. 

* Note 342. For Lovell see note 138. 

+ Note 143. .lAMES PERClVAL;i wife, Mary; settled in Sandwich. Mass.; wliere he 
d. 1691; she d. Apr. 12, 1694. 

JOHN PERCIVAL,2 of Barnstable, Mass. ; m. .July 3, 1703, Mary Browne. He d. Barnstable 

17:is. 

.lOHN PERCIVAL.3 of So. Sandwich, Mass., b. there, Dec. 2, 1720; m. Oct. 10. 1742. Lydia. 
dau. of Benjamin and Rebecca Fuller, of Sandwich. He d. there, Oct. 10. 1788. 

BEN.JAMIN PERCIVAL,* of So. Sandwich, b. there, ./an. 13. 1752: ni. 1772. Lydia Good- 
speed. He d. So. Sandwich. Apr. 15, 1817; she d. Sept. 5, 184:^. 

* Note 144. For Hallett see note 103. 



174 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[ 266] Oapt. SAMUEL HUCKINS,'' (Lucy Scudder,'' Ebenezer,! Eliza- 
beth Hamlin, =* James,^!) b. Barnstable, Mass., Aug. 13, 1761. 

Child: 
7()3. .losEi'ii. 



[269] DAVID SCUDDER," (Eleazer,^ Ebenezer,* Elizabeth Hamlin,'' 
James,«i) b. Barnstable. Mass., Jan. 5, 1763; m there, Oct. 21, 1788, Desire 
G-age, b. Jan 9, 1767. He opened the first store in Hyannisport, Mass., succeed- 
ed by his son Frederick, and Freeman Marchant. For many years he was clerk 
of courts, Bai-nstable; selectman, 1795-9: representative, 1798: postmaster, 
Hyannisport, and succeeded by his son Frederick. Both d. Barnstable: he Jan. 
17. 1819; she May 25, 1850. 



Ch. b. Barnstable: 



764.* 


Charles, 


June 


765. 


Elisha Gage, 


Mar. 


766. 


Alexander, 


Mar. 


767. 


Abigail, 


May 


768. 


LUCINDA, 


Oct. 


769. 


David, 


Jan. 


770.* 


Horace, 


Sept. 


771.* 


Frederick. 


Nov. 


772.* 


Julia, 


May 



5, 1789. 

9, 1791; d. Oct. 11, 1822. 

12, 1793; m. ISIary B. Crocker. 

11, 1795. 

20, 1797; m. Prentiss Scudder.' 

1800; d. 1837. 
24, 1802. 
14, 1804. 
20, 1810. 



[270] LYDIA 8CUDDER.8 (Sister of David,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Dec. 2, 1764; ra. there, Oct. 29, 1789, Eliphalet Loring. 

[271 ] WILLIAM SCUDDER,6 (Bro. of David,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Sept. 17, 1766. 

One William Scudder m. Dec. 22. 1790, Sarah," dau. of Zaccheus and Mary 
(Palmer) Howland,* b. Barnstable, Oct. 3, 1769. 

[275] BENJAMIN HAMBLEN, "(Corneliius,^ Benjamin.* Eleazer.^ James,2i) 
b. Wellfleet, Mass., about 1749. Private in Capt. George WelA's Co., in 
Col. Wilham Shepard's 3d Mass. Regt.; enlisted May 15, 1777; served at Prov- 
idence, R. I.; res. Wellfleet; dis. Dec. 31, 1779; also, private in Capt. David Hol- 
brook's Co., in Col. William Shepard's 4th Mass. Regt.; enlisted Jan. 1, 1780; 

* Note 115. ZACCHEUS HOWLAND,5 (.Jabez.* Shubael.3 John.si) b. .Tune ti. 1717; m. 
Mary. dau. of Rev. Samuel Palmer, of Falmouth, Mass. He res. Barnstable. On June 26, 1776, 
he was one of twenty three in Barnstable who signed a paper declaring that: "We are ready 
and willing to stand by such a declaration, if it shall take place, to the utmost of our powers 
with our lives." This had reference to the urging of the Declaration of Independence. 
He d. Barnstable, Nov. 16. 1828; she d. Sept. 2, 1831. 

Children: 

b. Oct. :s, 1769; m. William Scudder. 

d. young. 

)), .Tune 26, 1773; m. Aurelia Yost. 

"■ Feb. 23. 1776; lost at sea. 

" .Tan. 20, 1778. 
•' Feb. 2, 1780. 
" Feb. 2, 1780; d. unm.. on coast of Africa. 



Sarah, 
Susannah, 
William. 
Samcel p. 
Thomas P. 
Franklin P. 
Parker, 
Henry P. 
Mary P. 
Allen, 
.Job p. 



m. Hon. J. D. Bassett. 
b. Mar. 6, 1796; d. infancy. 
" June 26. 1797; m. Amanda Lo veil. 



773. 


Eleazek, 


774. 


Peggy. 


775.* 


Jerusha, 


776. 


Isaiah, 



SIXTH GENERATION. 175 

res. Harwich, Mass.: transferred to (\u-ps cf Invalids, Mar. 1. 1780: but dis. 
same date. Josiali Wliitnian wrote to David Hamblen, 1845. that this Ben 
jamin formerly lived at Welltleet, but was of the opinion that he died duriiif^ 
the revolution: that the widow Fishborn, or widow Lombard of So. Wellfleet 
v.ould prob. have liis papers. David Hamblen also stated that he went to 
Halifax, N.S. He was not named in his father's will, 1791. No family of his 
nor any further account of him lias been discovered. 

[ 27H ] EUTH HAMBLEN,"' (Sister of Benjamin, ) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., about 1751: m. Apr. 23, 1771, John Holbro(*k. 1). 1744. 
They removed to Hampden, Me. about the time of their marriage. Her father 
mentions in his will. 1791. the four children of his dau. Martha Holbrook, as 
given below: prob. an error in her name, as he did mention his dau. Ruth, and 
does not appear to have had a dau. Martha. David Hamblen mentions a son. 
named John Mudge Holbrook, perhaps by a second wife of John Holbrook 
above: and in 1845 he wrote to E. M. Holbrook, at East Thomaston, Me., ask- 
ing if he was the son of John and Ruth Holbrook above. 
Children: 

b. 1772: d. at sea 

" 1774, ' 1841. 

" Sept. 18, 1776. 
" 1778: lost at sea. 

[277] COR^'ELIUS HAMBLEN,« (Bro. of Benjamin,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., 1752; m. there, by Rev. Mr. Cheever, Nov. 9, 1775, Ruth 
Brown,* b. 1755. He was drafted from Wellfleet to serve in the Revolution. 
but did not serve: report dated, Sept. 8, 1777: prob. paid a tine. His son Joshua 
told David Hamblen that Cornelius Hamblen above changed his name from 
Hamblin: that the children of Cornelius, viz: Mary, Benjamin, Ruth and 
Joshua were b. at the Capt. Isaiah Baker house on the Island, and the other 
children were b. in the old liouse where Cornelius and Eleazer formerly lived, 
and that they removed to Boston and Charlestown. He was named executor 
in his father's will. 1791. He res. Wellfleet. Application was made on Oct. 
14. 1814, by his children, Mary, Benjamin. Joshua. Cornelius and Eleazer and 
Joshua Baker for division of the estates of their father, mother and sister 
Hope, an unmarried woman; which was granted, and division was made Oct. 
12, 1815 to Benjamin, Joshua, Mary, Eleazer and Cornelius and Jane Baker and 
to the minor children of Peter and Ruth Eldridge, viz: Mary B., Mercy B. and 
Benjamin H. Eldridge. Both d. Wellfleet. 

Inscriptions on their graves: 
SACRED 

TO THE ME3IOKY OP' 

Mr. CORNELIUS HAMBLEN 

Who died may 30, 1811 

A:t. 59. 

Ye mourning friends, your tears retrain: 
W' hen Christ appears we shall meet again. 

* Note 146. GEORGE BEO^VN settled at Eastbam, Mass., as early as 1654. 



176 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



IK MEMORY OF 

RUTH HAMBLEN 

relict of 
Cornelius Hamblen 
Who died Sept. 20, 1814 
ix the 59 year of her agp: 

This amiable woman was an affectionate companion; 
a tender & loving mother; persevering in the discliarge 
of her duty; beloved and respected in her family & 
acquaintances; possessing great fortitude in affliction; 
resignation to death & departed in peace. 

Ch. b. Weimeet: 



777. 


Mary, 


Aug. 


17, 1776; d. Mar. 12, 1862, unm 


778.* 


Benjamin, 


May 


5, 1778. 


779.* 


Ruth, 


May 


22, 1780. 


780.* 


Joshua, 


Jan. 


23, 1783. 


781. 


A Child, 




d. infancy. 


782.* 


Jane, 


Jan. 


30, 1787. 


783.* 


Hope, 


Oct. 


6, 1789. 


784.* 


Cornelius, 


May 


5, 1792. 


785.* 


Eleazer, 


Dec. 


3, 1795. 


786. 


Perez, 


Sept. 


15, 1798; d, Aug. 30, 1800. 



[278 J REBECCA HAMBLEN, « (Sister of Benjamin,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., 1753; m. Oct. 27, 1773, George Smith*: she was named 



in her father's will, 1791; she d. Oct 


. 3, 1833; he Nov. 21, 1805. 




Children: 




787. 


Jemima, 


b. Aug. 8, 1774. 


788. 


David Hamblen, 


'•■ Apr. 1776; d. Sept. 6, 1777. 


789. 


Rebecca, 


" Mar. 23, 1778. 


790. 


Sally, 


" Feb. 22, 1781. 


79L 


Cornelius Hamblen, 


"May 26, 1783; d. Oct. 7, 1797. 


792. 


Zariah, 


" July 7,1786. 


793. 


George. 


" June 19, 1789. 


794. 


Abigail, 


" Apr. 20, 1794. 



[280] JOSHUA HAMBLEN,^ (Bro. of Benjamin,) 

b. Wellfleet: Mass., 1759; private in Capt. Daniel Darby's 2d Co., in Col. 

John Bailey's Mass. Regt.; in service before Aug. 1777; was at Valley Forge 

Jan. 25, 1778; res Berwick, Mass. He d. Oct. 27, 1778. 

[281] MERCY HAMBLEN," (Sister of Benjamin,) 

b, Wellfleet, Mass., March, 1760; m. there, Mar. 31, 1778, Benjamin,' son of 
Benjamin and Ruth (Dyerf) Gross, b. Truro, Mass., Aug. 15, 1759; seventh in 
descent from Richard Treat. i J He never saw his father, who d. on his return 
voyage from the expedition to Canada, 1759, See slcetch of Cornelius Ham- 
blen^ [96], page 91, who m. the widow of Benjamin Gross. « Benjamin Gross' 



* Note 147. 

there after 1654. 

+ Note 148. 

t Note 149. 



RALPH SMITH settled at Eastham, Mass., 1644-54. John Smith settled 

For Dyer see note 64. 
For Treat see note 114. 



SIXTH GEXERATION. 177 

was a Eev. soldier and served in the expedition to Canada under Gen. Schuyler, 
1775: under Washington at Trenton, Dec. 24. 177(i; at Princeton, and at tlie 
surrender of Burgoyne. He served after his enlistment expired, was captured 
and confined in the Jersey prison ship, where he contracted small pox and the 
itch and suffered great privation and hardship from filth and unwholsome 
food; was sent to England, exchanged and returned home. 

He removed from Wellfleet to Buckstown, now Bucksport, Me., 1795: an 
original settler there, on a 100 acre lot of land, in what is now North Bucks- 
port. When the British troops landed there. Sept., 1814, he remained at home 
with another man to guard their houses and property: but sent their families 
into the interior; their houses were uninjured: but those of some who went 
away were destroyed. He sat in his door when the troops came, and when 
asked why he did not escape, replied: ''I never have yet run from a 'Redcoat' 
and will not do so now." The soldiers tlireatened to shoot him, but an ofticer 
ordered them to "Spare the old man." They requested him to bring them 
provisions and milk to their ship, for which tiiey paid him. His descendants 
are justly proud of his courage. Pensioner. He was a medium sized man. 
round featured, fair complexion and white hair. She was mentioned in her 
father's will, 1791. It will be observed tliat her father m. for his second wife, 
the mother of her husband. She d. Feb. 2, 1834; he d. N. Bucksport, Feb. 11, 
1844. 





Children: 


795.* 


Ruth Dyer, 


790.* 


Lydta, 


797.* 


Delia Holbkook, 


798,* 


Hannah, 


799.* 


Mercy, 


800.* 


Benjamin, 



b. June 15, 1785, Wellfleet. 

1787, 

1789, 

1791, 
" 1793, 

" Aug. 7, 1803, Bucksport. 

[282] JANE HAMBLEN,« (Sister of Benjamin,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., July 5, 1763; m. Jan. 17, 1799, William Whittaker. 
David Hamblen says they removed to Maine, perliaps to Ennis. It is said 
that he was intemperate, and that they soon separated. She d. AVellfleet, 
Sept. 16, 1835. 

No issue. 

[283] Major DAVID HAMBLIN,« (Joshua,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ 

James,2i) b. about 1743, probably at Eastham, Mass.; m. 1st, Hannah 
Townsend, b. about 1748; m. 2d, by Eev. Ebenezer Knibloe, Amenia, N. Y. 
May 6, 1781, Mrs. Mary (Church) Bishop, b. about 1751 — the church records of 
Millerton, N. Y. show that she was bap. there, Feb. 22, 1808. He settled in 
Duchess Co., N. Y. with his father and brothers before the Revolution: and 
res. in the town of North East: farmer: 2d Lieut, in Capt. Abraham Hart well's 
Co, 1st Regt. Duchess Co. militia, on Mar. 18, 1778. In the cemetery on Win- 
chell Mountain, two miles north west of Millerton, near the residence of 
David Hamblin, 1896, are found these inscriptions on their graves: 

IN MEMOKV OF 

Major DAVID HAMBLIN 

HE DIED 

May 28 1806 
In his 63d year 



178 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY 



Mrs. HANNAH 

WIFE OF 

Capt. David Hamblin 

Died Feb. 9 1781 

Aged 33 Years 

MARY, WIDOW OF 

David Hamblen 

Died Sept.. 27 1824 

In her 73d Year 



801.* 

802. 

803. 

804. 

805. 

806.* 

807. 

808.* 

809.* 

810.* 

811.* 

812.* 

813.* 



about 

u 

(( 

Dec. 



1770, 

1772, 

1774, 

1, 1775. 



Ch. b. North East: 
Lewis, b. Feb. 19, 1764. 
Susan, ' ' 
Solomon, 
Elijah, 
Hiram, 
Joshua, 
Hannah, 
Lydia, 
Ephraim, 
Elijah, 
David. 

Ely, " Feb. 1793. 

Hiram, " Nov. 16, 1795. 



m. Nath'l Robinson, 
d. Mar. 5, 1790. 
" Feb. 9, 1776. 
" Mar. 23, 1783. 



m. 



Wheeler. 



Mar. 30, 1783. 
Jan. 23, 1785. 
about 1785-6. 



[284] EPHRAIM HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of David,) 

b. 1745, prob. Eastbara, Mass. m. Keziah He settled in Ducliess 

Co., N. Y., with his father and brothers before the revolution: res. at North 
East; served in Capt. Wilson's Co., in Col. Graham's N. Y. Regt. in the Rev.: 
also, private in Col. William Humphrey's 5th Duchess Co. Regt. of militia. 
He and his brother Joshua owned the farms on which is situated the Mt. 
Riga beds of iron ore. 

WILL OF EPHRAIM HAMBLIN. 

In the name of God, Amen ! I, Ephraim Hamblin, of the town of North East 
In Dutchess County and state of New Yorlc, being of lawful age and of sound 
mind do make, constitute and ordain this to be my last Will and Testament. 

First,— It is my will as soon after as conveniently may be after my decease, 
all my funeral charges and my just debts be paid out my of movable estate if 
there be left sufficient for tliat purpose. 

And Secondly, — To my loving wife Keziah, I do hereby give, grant and 
bequeatli the use of one third of the whole of my estate, real and personal 
during her natural life (after the payment of my debts as above said.) 

Thirdly, — To my son Benjamin Hamblin I do give and bequeatli out of 
the residue of my estate, a good horse, saddle and bridle. 

And further it is my will that the remainder of my estate, not herein- 
before devised shall be equally (divided) between my children, to wit: Nelly, 
Benjamin, Pamela, Orlando, and Orville, giving to each an equal portion 
thereof. And whereas the situation of my Real Estate is such that it may be 
for the benefit of my family to sell the same before my children above named 
arrive at lawful age. Now therefore I do hereby authorize my executor 
hereinafter named as the executor of this my last Will and Testament, at his 



SIXTH GENERATION. 179 

discretion: to make sale thereof for the benefit of my family as aforesaid, and 
at such sale good and sufficient Deeds or other Titles to execute for the same 
to tlie purchaser or purchasers with full and whole power, strengtli and 
authority to sell and convey the same for the benefit of my heirs as aforesaid. 
And I do hereby Invest my Executors as aforesaid with ample authority 
respecting my real estate as aforesaid, to do in all -things in and about the 
premises respecting the sale thereof, as largely and amply as I myself could or 
might in my lifetime have done. I further do hereby constitute, ordain and 
appoint my trusty and loving friend Enos Hopkins, to be the executor of this 
my last Will and Testament, with full power to execute the same according to 
the true intent and meaning hereof, and to retain in his hands all his charges 
and expenses for executing the same. 

In Witness Whereof, I liave hereunto set my hand and seal this twenty fifth 
day of October in the j^ear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seven. 

In presence of EPHRAIM HAMBLIN. L. S. 

. John D. Bull. 
Lydia Bull. 
Betsey HoPKiisfs. 





Children: 


814.* 


Eleanor. 


815. 


Benjamin.* 


816. 


Pamela. 


817. 


Orlando. 


818. 


Orville. 



[286] JOSHUA HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of David,) 

b. about 1758, prob. Eastham, Mass.; m. Pamelia Bryant of Saratoga, N. Y. 

who survived him, and m. Robert Ellis of Saratoga; where she d. 1828. 
Myron W. Hamblin of Troy, N. Y. wrote, 1847, that his father, Myron, .was 

the only son of Joshua. It is traditional that he made a will, which was 

contested, but has not been discovered by the writer. He res. with his dau. 

at Balston, N. Y. at his death. On his grave in the cemetery at Winchell Mt., 

near Millerton, N. Y. is this inscription: 

IN MEMORY OF 

Mr. JOSHUA HAMBLIN, Jun'r 

HE DIED 

July 1 1799 
Aged 41 

Learn while you read and understand. That while 
I lived, chastened was I by God's afflicting hand; 
But God is just in all his works and ways 
O I may you in his service spend and end your days. 

Ch. b. Duchess Co.; N. Y.: 
819.* Elizabeth, Nov. 16, 1782. 
820.* Myron, 1785. 



* One Benjamin Hamblin of Stillwater, N. Y., conveyed land in North East, New York, 
Apr. 1, 1816, 



180 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[290] ANNA HAMBLEN,^ (Benjamin, s* Eleazer,^ James,2i) 
b. Eastham, Mass.; m. Apr. 30, 1772, Jonathan Rich,* of Truro, Mass. 
One Jonathan Rich was selectman of Truro, 1802. 

[292] LYDIA HAMBLEN," (Sister of Anna,) 

b. 1756; m. James Lockwood. She d. about 1824. 

[293] LOIS HAMBLIN," (Sister of Anna,) 

b. June 17, 1761; m. Jan. 15, 1784, Thomas Cobb,t of Truro, Mass. 

[294] PHEBE HAMBLEN, 6 (Sister of Anna,) 

m. John Harding. J 

* Note 150. Tlie name Rich abounds in Englisli liistory. Tbe earliest notice of them we 
have seen is Edmund, Archbishop of Canterbury, ]2o6. A itmarkable character was Baron 
Richard Rich. b. London, 149S; barrister there. Witliout fortune he became a wealthy noble- 
man, and founder of a powerful family. His sons, the earl of Warwick and the earl of Holland 
were instrumental in the colonization of this country. The earl of Warwick was President of 
the Plymouth Council, and an admiral in the Enjilish navy. Warwick, R. T. was nanitd for 
him. Robert Rich, grandson and heir of the earl of Warwick, m. Frances, youngest daughter 
of Oliver Cromwell, the Protector, by his wife Elizabeth, dau, of Sir John Borchiers of Tower 
Hill, London; she afterwards m. Sir John Russell, Bart., by whom she had five children. She 
d. aged 83 years. 

OBADIAH RlCH.i was first of the name known in America; m. 1667, Bethia Williams; 
and appears in Salem, Mass. the following year. 

RICHARD RICH,2 (Perhaps son of Obadiah,) m. Sarah, duu. of Gov. Thomas Roberts: 
res. Dover Neck ; and bought land in Portsmouth, N. H. from Samuel and Dorcas Treworgy, 
Nov. 6, lti74; settled in Eastham, Mass. ; ancestor of the Cape Cod family of Rich. He died at 
Eastham, 1B92. 



Children: 




John, 


b. 1665; 


m. Mary. dau. of Rev. Samuel Treat. 


Thomas. 




" a dau. of Samuel Knowles. 


Richard, 


b. 1674; 


" Anna 


Samuel. 


" 1684; 


•' Elizabeth 


Sarah, 




•' Samuel Treat. 


Lydia. 







.FosEPH, was in Eastham. 169.5. 

RICHARD RICH.3 b. 1674; wife. Anna. He was bap. Txuro, Mass. Feb. 26. 1727; she .Tune 
25, 1727; their ch., Huldah, .Joseph, and Sylvanus were also bap. there, Aug. 6, 1727. 

Children: 

Sarah, b. Jan. 22, 1696. 

Richard, " Feb. 28, 1699; m. Hannah 

Rebecca, " June 15, 1701. 

ZACCHEns, ■' Apr. 2, 1704; m. Ruth Collins. 

Obadiah, " .Tuly 15, 1707, " Mary Cobb. 

PRISCILI.A. •• Feb. 5, 1710; d. July, 1716. 

Huldah, " July 1712. 

Joseph, " Oct. 5, 1715; m. Samuel Collins, 

Sylvanus, " Sept. 4. 1720, " Mary Lombard. 

The Rich family were numerous in that part of Eastham which is now Truro, Mass. 
There were several there named Jonathan Rich, viz: Jonathan.sObadiah.i Richard.3 2 oi)adiah.i 
b. Nov. 1, 1737; who m., Oct. 17. 1760. Hannah Newcomb; and they had a son .Tonathan, b. Aug. 
26,1771; also, Jonathan,!! Joseph,* Richard,3 2 Obadiah.i b. Apr. 20, 1746. possibly the latter m. 
Anne Hamblen. 6 

+ Note 151. For Cobb see notes 20 and 106. 

* Note 152. HARDING is one of the old Cape Cod families. The name of Joseph Harding 
is found in the records of Eastham. Chatham and H:irwich before 1700. Nathaniel Harding 
was a res. of Truro, Mass., 1700. See note 1:26. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 181 

[295] TAMSA HAMBLEN,' (Sister of Anna.) 

m. John Gould.* 

[296] MYRA HAMBLEN," (Sister of Anna,) 

b. 17(59: m. b\- Rev. John Eliot, Boston, Mass.. Dec. IG. 1792. Matthew Tasker, 
b. London, Eng.. Feb. 8. 177H He m. a second wife; res. Boston David 
Hamblen wrote, 1846, that Tasker was then aged about 85 or 90; and was in 
McLean's Asylum, Charlstown. Mass. She d. Boston, Aug. 15, 1819. He 
d. Charlestown, Oct. 1, 1846. 

Children: 

82L William. 

822. Betsey. 

823.* Mauy, b. Nov. 16, 1799. 

824. Nancy. b. 1801: d. Sept. 25, 1819. 

825. Margauet F, b. 1803; d. Aug. 11, 1819. 



* Note 153. .TARVIS GOLD.i h. England, about 1605; wife. Mary: came from Kent. Eng.. 
iGlJo; settled in Hingham. Mass., same year; cordwainer; remov'ed to Boston; where he d. May 
27, 1656. Children : .John and .Tosepli. 

.JOHN G0LD,2 of Taunton, Mass., b. Boston, .July 28, 164(3: m. Mary, dau. of Robert and 
Sarah (Ivingsbury) Grossman. 

BENJAMIN GOLD.3 of Kittery, Maine, b. Taunton, about 169:i; m. Rebecca, dau. of Daniel 
and Doi^othy Furl)ush. 

BENJAMIN GOLD,4 of Kittery, b. Nov. 27, 1717; m. Elizabeth Ferguson. 

BENJAMIN G0LD.5 of Windham, Maine, b. Sept. 15. 1747; m. Phebe Noble. 

NATHAN GOLD.e of Windham, b. Apr. 10, 1778; m. Betsey Gowen. 

.JOHN GOULD, 1 of Devonslaire, Eng., witli brothers Robert and Thomas sailed from Dart- 
mouth, Eng. to America. 1661; m. Sarah Extell; settled in Conn.; removed to Elizabethtown, 
N. J., wliere lie died. 

JOHN GOULD,2 of Elizabethtown, m. Martha Frazier. 

JOHN GOULD.s of Caldwell, N. .1.. h. 1708; m. Abigail Woodruff. 

.JOSEPH GOULD.* of Caldwell, b. 17;J7: m. Rebecca Paxton. 

JOSEPH GOULD.s of Caldwell, b. 17—; m. Bet.sey Condit. 

WILLIAM GOULD.6 of Albany. N. Y., b. 1814; m. Sarah Margaret Hartness. 

ROBERT GOJTLD.i (Bro of .John,) settled at Nantasl<et. now Hull. Mass. m. 1st. Elizabeth, 
dau. of Benjamin Bosworth. l>y wiiom he had four children; m. 2d, Judith Poole, by whom lie 

Jiad four children ; m. 3d, ; Ch. by 1st wife: Robert, Elizabeth, Benjamin and John. 

• JOHN GOULD,2 b. 1672; m. Lydia Jacobs. 

JACOB GOULD,» b. Jan. 10, 1720; m. Mrs. Deborah Sampson, nee Gardner. 

GARDNER GOULD,* b. Dec. 27, 1755; m. Abigail Fearing. 

THOMAS FEARING GOOLD,3 b. Mar. 20, 17!)7; m. Lynthia Miller. 

GEORGE THOMAS GOOLD.fi b, Nov. 24, 1825; m. Eliza Ann Lapham. 

NATHAN GOLD,i b. St. Edmonds Bury, Eng.; m. Martha, widow of Edward Harvey. 
He was the riohe.st man in Fairfield, Ct. ; active in church affairs; major of militia; deputy 
1670. He d. Fairfield, Mar. 4. 1693-4. 

NATHAN GOULD.a of Fairfield, ni. Hartford. Ct., Dec. 8, 166;i Hannah, dau. of Col. John 
and Helena (Wakeman) Talcott; Lt-Gov. 1712; Chief Justice. He d. Oct. ;i. 172;{. aged 60. 

ONSEMUS GOULD.3 of Greenfield. Ct., bap. Oct. 19. 1701; m. Eunice Hubbell. 

NATHAN G0ULD.4 m. Abigail dau. of Peter Burr. 

JESSE GOULD. r- of Greenfield; m. Sarah Gould, a cousin. 

JESSE GOULD,6 of Fairfield; m. Sarah Whitehead. 

ZACCHEUS GOULD,! (Son of Richard.) b. Bovingdon. Eng.. 1589; came to America. Itm-, 
settled in Ipswich, now Topsfleld. Mass. He d. 1679. 5 children. 

Capt. JOHN GOULD.2 only son. )>. June 10. 1635; m. Oct. 12. 1660, Sarah, dau. of .lohu Baker; 
Capt. in Provincial militia; res. Ipswich, wliere he rt. June 2(), 1709-10. 8 children. 

ZACCHEUS GOULD.» of Ipswich, b. Mar. 26. 1672; m. Elizalx-th Curtis. 

JOHN GOULD.i of Topsfleld. b. Jan. :Xi, 1709-10; m. Esther Giles. 

Capt. BENJAMIN GOULD.5 of Lancaster, b. May 5. 17.51; ra. Greselda Flagg. 

BENJAMIN ALTHOKP GOULD," of Boston; b. June 15. 1787 m. Lucretia Dana Goddard. 



182 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[298] REBECCA HAMBLEN,6 (Sister of Anna,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., Apr. 18, 1782: m. Feb. 4. 1802, James Fishborn. She 
was mentioned as the widow Fishborn, living at South Wellfleet, 1845. 
She d. Apr. 28, 1846: he d. Apr. 15, 1839. 





Children: 






826.* 


Mary, 


b. Jan. 


4, 1807. 


827. 


SOPHRONIA, 


" Sept. 


17, 1808; m. Capt. Wish, 


828.* 


Sarah, 


" Nov. 


14, 1813. 


829. 


.James, 


" Nov. 


28, 1815. 



830. Joseph Mayo, " Jan. 19, 1819. 

[299] RUTH HAMBLEN,« (Sister of Anna,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., Oct. 18, 1784; m. Aug. 22, 1803, Elisha Lombard,* of 
Eastham, Mass., b. Sept. 30, 1783. The widow Lombard was mentioned as 
living in South Wellfleet, 1845. He d. Apr. 16, 1816. 





Children: 










831. 


Benjamin Hamblen, 


b. 


Dec. 


8, 


1803; m. Louisa Gray. 


832. 


Rebecca, 




Jan. 


28, 


1805, " Cornelius Rogers 


833.* 


Elisha Parks, 




Sept. 


20, 


1807. 


834.* 


Abigail Crowell, 




Mar. 


11, 


1810. 


835.* 


Ruth, 




Jan. 


13, 


1813. 


836.* 


Catherine, 




Sept. 


21, 


1814. 


837.* 


Betsey, 




Apr. 


9 

-^5 


1815. 



[ 300] ISAAC HAMLEN,6 (Isaac,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ .James,'^ i) 
b. Bridgewater, Mass., Nov. 14, 1748; m. Polly Beals,t b. Apr. 18, 17;>4. He 
removed from Bridgewater to Cummington, Mass. about 1775-6. Private in 
Lieut. Joseph Warner's Co., which marched on the Lexington alarm, Apr, 21. 
1775, served seven days, and enlisted into the Cont. army; also, private in Capt. 
Abel Thayer's Co., in Col. John Fellows' 8th Mass. Regt.; enlisted Apr. 28, 1775, 
in which he served eight months, he signed an order for a "Bounty Coat" at 
Dorchester, Nov. 7, 1775: res. Township No. 5, now Cummington, Mass.; also, 
private in Capt. William Ward's Hampshire Co., in Lt-Col. Ezra May's Regt.; 
enlisted Aug. 17, 1777; same residence; marched on Bennington alarm; dis. Aug. 
22, 1777; also, private in Capt. John Bacon's Co., in Col. David Rossiter's Regt., 
in Gren. F^ellows' Brigade, which reinforced G-en. Stark at Stillwater; enlisted 
Oct. 13, and dis. Oct. 20, 1781; also, private in same Co., in Col. Caleb Hyde's 
Regt. in Gen. Rossiter's Brigade, serving at Stillwater: enlisted Oct. 20, and 
dis. Oct. 28, 1781. He d. Cummington, July 27, 1826. She d. July 18, 1833. 

Ch. b. Cummington: 



838.* 


Huldah, 


Jan. 


22, 


1782, 


839.* 


Isaac, 


Sept. 


8. 


1784. 


840.* 


Joshua, 


Sept. 


17, 


1787. 


841.* 


Sarah, 






1789. 


842.* 


Ira, 


Nov. 


10. 


1790. 


843. 


Polly, 


Sept. 


20, 


1793: d 



young. 



* Note 154. For Lombard see note 43. 

+ Note 155. It Is supposed that the Beals family came from Bridgewater to Cummington. 
Mass. about 1779. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 183 

[302 J DAVID HAMLEN,s (Bro. of Isaac,) 

b. Bridgewater, Mass., May 23, 1752; m. Jan. 5, 1780, Rebecca Beals,* of 
Cummington, Mass., b. 1759. He removed from Bridgewater to Cumington, 
1775-6. Private in Lieut. Josepli Warner's Co., on Lexington alarm, which 
marched Apr. 21, 1775, served seven days, and enhsted into the Cont. army 
Apr. 27, 1775; also, private in Capt. Abel Thayer's Co., in Col. John Fellows' 
8th Mass. Regt., in which he served eight months, and signed for a "Bounty 
Coat" at Dorchester, Nov. 7, 1775; res. Township No. 5, now Cummington, 
Mass.; also, private in Capt. William Ward's Hampshire Co., in Lt-Col. Ezra 
May's Regt. enlisted Aug. 17, 1777; marched on Bennington alarm: dis. Aug. 22, 
1777; also, private in Capt. Christopher Bannister's Co., in Lt-Col. Ezra May's 
Regt.; enlisted Sept. 20, 1777; served on expedition to Stillwater and Saratoga, 
and was guarding prisoners during the battle of Stillwater; dis. Oct. 14, 17V7. 
His app. for pension was dated Clarence, N. Y., Nov. 27, 1832. He removed 
from Cumington, was at Milford, Bloomington and Honeoye, and settled at 
Pine Grove, now Clarence, N.Y., about 1801, where he res. until his death, 
1839; Methodists. His farm was occupied by his son Lenzea. 
Children: 

844.* Rebecca, b. Jan. 2, 1782. 

845.* David, " Apr. 22. 1783. 

846.* Nancy, " Oct. 9, 1785. 

847.* SiBA, " Dec. 16, 1789. 

848. Albin, " Mar. 21, 1791. 

849.* Lenzea, " Aug. 24, 1793. 

8.50.* Orra, " Nov. 3, 1796. 

851.* Isaac, " Dec. 29, 1800. 

852.* Sarah, " Sept. 3, 1803. 

[303] MOLLY HAMLEN,^ (Sister of Isaac,) 

b. Bridgewater, Mass., Aug. 8, 1754; m. Noah, son of Eleazer and Mercy 
( Richards) Packard,! b. Bridgewater. Oct. 3, 1752. He and his son Iram opera- 
ted a mill for dressing flax, at Plainfield, Mass. in 1810. She d. Sept. 9, 1829: 
lie d. Geauga Co., Ohio, June 9, 1830. 
Ch. b. Plainfield: 

853. Irene, Oct. 24, 1782: m. Abijah Snow, Feb. 3, 1803. 

854.* Iram. Dec. 14, 1784. 

855. Polly, Jan. 14, 1787; m. James Bisbee, Jan. 28, 1807. 

* Note 156. For Beals see note IK. 

+ Note 157. SAMUEL PACKARD.i b.Windham. Enji. ; came to America in ship Dilidtuce. 
arrived Aug. 10, ISaS; settled at Hin,sj;iiam, xMass. ; removed to West Bridj,'ewater ; m. Elizabeth—; 
constable; tavern keeper; d. W. Bridgewater; children, except three eldest, b. in America: 
Elizabeth, Samuel. Zaccheus. Thomas. .lohn. Nathaniel, Mary. Hannah, Israel. Joel. Del)()rah. 
and Deliverance. 

ZACCHEUS PACKARD.a of Bridgewater. ni. Sarah Howard. He d. Aug. :i. 17:i;j. 

zaccheus PACKARD.s of North Bridgewater; 1). Bridgewater. Sept. 4. 16it:{: m. Oct. 21. 
1735. Mercy A14en. He d. Bridgewater. 1775. 

ELEAZER PACKARD.4 of N. Bridgewater. b. there, Sept. 24, 17:i7; ni. 1751. Mercy Richards; 
they removed, perhaps to Cummington. Mass. 
Children: 

Olive. b. Feb. 25.1751. 

Noah. "Mar. 31. 175fi; m. Molly Hamlen. 

Ei.EAZEK, '■ Mar. 31, 1750. 



184 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

85H. Sally, Mar. 3, 1789. 

857. Chilion, Mar. 7, 1791: went south in youth. 

858. Olive, Nov. 23, 1793: d. June 30, 1829. 
859.* Noah, May 7, 179fj. 

860. David, .June 12. 1799. 

[304] JOSEPH HAMLEN," (Bro. of Isaac,) 

b. Bridffewater, Mass., Apr. 1, 1755; Private in Capt. James Allen's Co., in 
Col. .John Bailey's Mass. Regt.: enlisted May 1, 1775, served 3 months. 1 week, 
1 day: res. Brido^ewater. and was serving in same company on Oct. 6. 1775: also, 
private in Capt. Nathan Harwood's Co., in Col. John Dickinson's Mass. Regt., 
whicli marched to reinforce Col. Warner on alarm at Manchester: enlisted 
July 19, dis. July 31, 1777 His brother John wrote, 1846. that lie m. in Verinont, 
and was soon after killed by a tree falling on him. 

[306] SARAH HAMLEN," (Sister of Isaac,) 

b. Bridge water, Mass., Sept. 20, 1760; m. .John Stearns,* of Cummington, 
Mass. They removed to Vermont soon after marriage. 

[307] Hon. JOHN HAMLEN,« (Bro. of Isaac,) 

b. Bridgewater, Mass., Oct. 22, 1762: m. 1st, Windsor, Mass., Dec, 1790, 
Sally, dau. of Reuben and Sarah Towne,t b. Sutton, Mass., 1773; who d. Oct. 11, 
1818; m. 2d, by Rev. J. L. Pomeroy, Nov. 10, 1819, Mrs. Dorothy, widow" of Dr. 

* Note 1.58. ISAAC STERNES.i and wife Mary, supposed to have come from the parish 
of Nayland. Suffolk, Eng., in the ^W)C»a, with the compaay of Gov. .lohn Winthrop and Sir 
Richard Saltonstall, 1630; settled in Watertown, Mass. ; farmer; freeman, May IS, 1631; select- 
man; a man in affluent circumstances; his home was bounded, north by land of .lohn Warren, 
west by highway, south by land of .John Bisco, east by Pequusset, part of which he owned; his 
homestead descended to his son Samuel, then to grandson Nathaniel. He d. .lune 19. 1671; will 
dated .June 14, 1661: she d. Apr. 3, 1677. It is supposed they were the progenitors of the Stearns 
family in America. 



Children: 










Mary, b, 


. Dec. 




1625, Nayland ; m, 


, Isaac Learned. 


Hannah, 


Sept. 




1628. 


Henry Freeman. 


John, 






1630, England, 


Sarah Mixer and Mary Lothrop. 


Isaac, 


Jan. 


6, 


1632, Watertown, m. 


Sarah Beers. 


Sahah, 


• Sept. 


22. 


i6a5, 


Dea. Samuel Stone. 


Samuel, 


Apr. 


24, 


, 1638, 


Hannah Manning. 


Elizabeth, " 






a 


Samuel Manning. 


Abigail, 






" 


Dea. John Morse. 



+ NOTE 159. WILLIAM TOWNE.i b. England. 1600; supposed to be son of Richard Towne 
of Braceby, Eng. He came from Yarmouth or Bristol, Eng., with wife, .Toanna Blessing, and 
five or six children; settled in Salem, Mass. 

Children: 

Rebecca, bap. Feb. 21, 1621; m. Francis Nourse. 

John. " Feb. 16, 1624; never m. 

Susannah, " Oct. 20. 1625, " " 

Edmund, " .lune 28, 1628; m. Mary Browning. 

Jacob, " Mar. 11, 1632, " Catherine Simonds. 

Mary, " Aug. 24. 16:34. " Isaac Estey. 

Joseph, " about 1639, '• Phebe Perkins. 

Sarah, " Sept. 3, 164s, " Edmund Bridges, and Peter Cloyes. 

JOSEPH TOWNE.2 b. about 1639; m. Phebe. dau. of Thomas Perkins, of Topsfleld. Mass.; 
removed from Salem to Topsfleld, Mar. 22, 1690. He d. 1713, aged 74. 
Children: 
Phebe, May 4, 1666; d. Jan. 3, 1669. 

Joanna, Jan. 23, 1668. m. Thomas Nichols. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 185 

Gove, and dau. of Col. Ayer, of Worthington, Mass., who d. Sept. 21, 1847, 
aged 69 years, fie removed with his motlier's family from Bridgewater to 
Cummington; and it was among his distinct recollections, that while on the 
journey, at Northampton, the news of the Declaration of Independence reach- 
ed that town, supprising and rejoicing the people. Private in Capt. Joseph 
Clapp's Co., in Col. Israel Chapin's .3d Mass. Regt.; enlisted Oct. 16, 1779; served 
at Claverack; dis. Nov. 21, 1779, 5 days travel; also, private in Capt. Ebenezer 
Strong's Co.; in Col. Sears' Hampshire County Regt.; enlisted Aug. 10, 1781; 
service at Saratoga; dis. Nov. 20, 1781. He signed for bounty paid him by class 
2, for Belchertown, to serve in the Cont. army for 3 years, July 9, 1782. His 
name appears in Capt. Henry Porter's Co., of Northampton, for clothing. His 
app. for pension was dated Plainfleld, Mass., June 3, 1834. At his death he was 
the oldest Rev. pensioner in the town. He removed to Plainfield, 1790, one of 
its earliest settlers, seventeen years before its incorporation; an honored and 
respected citizen; selectman, 19 years; representative, five years; Justice Peace, 
1817. 
He d. Cummington, Apr. 15, 1852. 

Ch. b. Plainfield: 

861. John, July 29, 1791; d. Feb. 20, 1792. 

862. Obren, Dec. 2, 1792, " Sept. 14, 1813. 
863.* Reuben, May 19, 1795. 

864.* Clarissa, July 5, 1797. 
865.* Abigail, Feb. 10, 1800. 



Mary, Mar. 27, 1670. 

Susannah Dec. 24, 1671; m. John Cummings. 

Joseph, Mar. 22, 1673, " Margaret Case, Abigail Curtis and Mary Mower. 

Sarah, Dec. 30, 167.5; d. Nov. 1,1760. 

John, Feb. 20, 1678; m. Elizabeth Rae, and Abigail Stanley. 

Martha, May 19. 1680, " Isaac Leach. 

Phebe, July 23, 1685, " Newhall. 

JOHN TOWNE,3 b. Topsfleld. Feb. 20, 1678; m. 1st, there, Jan., 1708, Elizabeth Rae; who d. 
Dec. 14. 1711; m. 2d. July 12, 1712, Abigail Stanley. He d. Mar. 28, 1714; his widow m. another 
John Towne. 

Children: 
John, b. Feb. 23, 1709; m. Mercy Towne. 

Elizabeth, •' Nov. 22, 1711. 

Bartholomew, '• Apr. 4, 1713 ; m. Hannah Fitz. 

BARTHOLOMEW TOWNE,* b. Topsfleld, Apr. 4, 1713; m. June 27, 1740, Hannah Fitz. 
They were adm. to church, Sutton, Mass., July 26, 1741. He d. there, 1783. 
Children : 

Hannah, b. Apr. 20, 1741; m, Daniel Stone. 

Bartholomew, " Dec. 10, 1742, '• Betsey Rice, 

Abigail, " Aug. 3, 1744, '• Nathan Stone, and E. Sibley. 

Reuben, " July 29, 1746, " Sarah Dodge. 

Sarah, " Apr. 20, 185L 

Robert, '• May 11, 1754. 

X)AviD, •' Aug. 7, 1756; m. Elizabeth South worth. 

Mehitable, " Sept. 12, 1762. 

Stephen, " Sept. 15, 1765. 

REUBEN TOWNE,5 b. Sutton, Mass., July 29, 1746; m. July 7, 1767. Sarah Dodge. iHs 
estate was settled, 1775. 

Children: 
Reuben, b. Sept. 12, 1770; m. Betsey Mower. 

Sarah, " 1774, " John Hamlen. 



186 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

866.* Lyman, Jan. 14, 1803. 

867.* Fkeeman, May 8, 1805. 

868.* Polly, Sept. 15, 1807. 

869.* Horace, Aug. 23, 1810. 

870. John, Dec. 3, 1814; d. unm. at Phila., Oct. 22, 1844. 

[308] Col. JOSEPH RICHARDS," (Mary Hamblin,^ Benjamin,* 
Eleazer,3 James,2i) 

b. Stoughton, Mass., May 20, 17—; m. 1st, Jan. 25, 1765, Hannah Holbrook, 
b. Oct. 19, 1746; m. 2d, 1775, Molly Wales, of Braintree, Mass.; res. Stoughton. 

Children: 

871. Benjamin, May 2, 1779; res. Randolph, Mass. 
872.* Isaac, June 24, 1782. 

873. Mary', June 24, 1782, res. Randolph, Mass. 

874. Sarah, Mar. 30, 1785, " N. Bridge water, Mass. 

[ .310 ] ELIZABETH HAMLIN,« (Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,ai; 

— called "Betty," — b. Pembroke, Mass., Oct. 27, 1754; ra. there, by Rev. 
Gad Hitchcock, Feb. 27, 1777, Lieut. Seth, son of Blaney and Christon (Wads- 
worth) Phillips,* b. Pembroke, Sept. 25, 1749. He was a Rev. soldier, and served 
as Sergeant in Capt. James Hatch's Co., which marched from west parish 
Pembroke to Scituate and Marshfield, and served from Apr. 19. to 29, 1775. 
See muster roll in sketch of his father-in-law, Maj. Eleazer Hamlin, » page 98. 
In an old record kept by him, in possession of his descendants are recorded 
various orders from headquarters to the troops an duty at Cambridge and 
Roxbury, from Feb. 18, to Mar. 21, 1776. On the last named date the order 
reads, that: "Colonels Person's and Carey's regiments are to march this after- 
noon and relieve the troops upon Dorchester Hills, where those regiments are 
to remain in garrison until further orders. The deputy Quartermaster will 
provide from Roxbury." In this book is "A list of Capt. Tliomas Turner's Co.. 
in Col. Carey's Regt.." in which appears the name of Seth Phillips as First 
Seargent. He was commissioned 2d Lent, in Capt. James Hatch's 8th Co.. in 
Col. John Cushing, .Ir.'s, 2d Regt. militia. 

* Note IBO. THOMAS PHILLIPS, of Plymouth and Duxbury, Mass.. b. IBTS; m. Dec. 31. 
1703. Rebecca, dau. of John Blaney, of Charlestown. Mass. Carpenter. He had sisters: Mariam. 
Margaret. Rebecca and Elizabeth. He d. Duxbury, Dec. 17, 1759. 

BLANEY PHILLIPS, (Son of Thomas.) b. Feb. 10, 1712. O. S.; m. about 1735. Christon. 
dau. of Christoplier Wadsworth, of Duxbury, b. Feb. 5, 1715. A prosperous farmer; Duxbury; 
removed to Pembroke, Mass., 1761, where he died Dec. 21, 1800. 



Ch. b. Duxbury: 




Blaney, 


•luly 


3, 173G. 


Samuel. 


May 


2, 1738. 


Christon, 


Apr. 


7, 1740. 


Mary, 


Oct. 


6, 1744. 


Alice, 


Apr. 


5, 1747. 


Seth, 


Sept. 


25. 1749; m. Elizabeth Hamlin. 


Christopher. 


Aug. 


4, 1752. 


Lot, 


Dec. 


12, 1754. 


Betsey. 


Mar. 


23, 1757. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 187 

COMMISSION. 

Colony of Massachusetts Bay. 
The major part of the council of the Massachusetts bay in n. e. 

SEAL 

To SETH PHILLIPS, Gentleman, Greeting: 

You being appointed Seeond Lieutenant of tlie Eighth 

James Otis Company, whereof Jamas Hatch is Captain, of the Second 

W. Spoomer. Regiment of Militia, in tlie County of Plymouth, whereof 

Caleb Cushing. John Cushing, Jr. is Colonel. 

S. Winthrop. By virtue of the power vested in us, we do by these 

B. Chadbourne. Presents (reposing special Trust and Confidence in your 

John Whitcomb. Loyalty, Courage, and Good Conduct) Commission you 

T. Cushing. accordingly. You are therefore diligently and carefully 

James Foster. to discharge the duty of Second Lieutenant, in leading 

James Prescott. ordering and exercising said company, in arms, both infer- 

Thad. Tay^lor. ior Officers and Soldiers, and to keep them in good Order 

Michael FARLEY^ and Discipline, and they are hereby commanded to Obey 

S. HOLTEN. you as their Second Lieutenant, and you are yourself to 

Jabez Fisher. observe and follow such orders and instructions as you 

B. White. shall from time to time receive from the major part of 

J. Palmer. the Council, or your Superior Officers. 

Given under our Hand and Seal of the said Colony, at Watertown, the 
4th day of May in the year of Our Lord, 177(1 

By the Command of the Major Part of the Council ; 

Perez Morton, 
D. Secr'y 

It is traditional that Seth Phillips with ten others, Fitchburg men, served in 
the Cont. army from July to Dec. 10, 1780, 5 mos. and 10 days, for which he 
received £10. 13s. 4d., including travel, 200 miles; and lie is described as 30 
years of age; 5 feet and 8 inclies in height; light complexion; farmer. By deed 
May 12, 1774, in the "14th yr of his Majesty's reign," he bought of William 
Phillips twenty one and three fourths acres of land in Pembroke for £95. I3s. 4d. 
lawful money. In the old record above mentioned are recorded various trans- 
actions from Nov. 1777 to 1781, among which, his marriage to "Mistress Hamlin" 
and their removal to Fitchburg soon after. He was taxed in Fitchburg, 1777; 
the fact that her father had removed to the neighboring town of Harvard 
prob. induced the young people to settle in that vicinity. By deed Jan. 8. 177i», 
Eleazer Hamlin — her father— for £200 lawful money paid by Seth Piiillips, of 
Fitchburg, Gentleman, conveyed 44 acres of land, more or less, to him. The 
location is said to be a beautiful one, situated in the west part of Fitchburg, 
on a branch of the Nashua river, which crosses the premises, called Phillip's 
Brook, a noted waterpower at the present time. Their house was built after 
the fashion of New England farm houses of that period, one story, with front 
door on the side, a narrow entry, and large square rooms on either hand, a long 
kitchen and big fire place at the base of an enormous chimney. Here they 
lived and reared their children; who m. and went to homes of their own; some 



188 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

of whom were neighbors. Who can tell the story of their daily lives in those 
early times; their integrity,, sturdy perseverance and steadfastness are the 
legacies of their descendants. It appears from a deed from the town treasurer 
that he paid $64.37 for pew No. 5, in the new meeting house; and from his boolcs 
and papers, besides farming, that he was a lumber dealer. For several 
years he was tax collector for the south part of Fitchburg. His papers show 
that he gave attention to the education of his own and his neighbor's children, 
using part of his house for a school room: and receipts are extant showing the 
employment and payment of teachers by him. Receipts from his four sons 
during 1807-12, show that he paid to each son $1,000; indicating that he possessed 
some estate. They were held in esteem by the people where they lived. 

She d. Fitchburg, Nov. 20, 1813, and is buried in Laurel Hill cemetery. 

After her death, their son Samuel returned from Ashburnham, Mass., and 
lived on the home farm, and cared for his father; who suffered great bereav- 
ment in the loss of his wife; took less interest in business after her death; and 
finally went to live with his dau., Mrs. Messenger. He was a Whig in politics. 

He d. Fitchburg, Aug. 8, 1828. A handsome granite monument, erected by 
their grandson, Col. Ivers Phillips, marks their resting place. For the data 
for this sketch the writer is largely indebted to Mrs. John Lowe, of Fitchburg, 
whose husband is a descendant of Elizabeth Phillips above named. Mrs. Lowe 
has kindly assisted in compiling a large amount of the records of this branch 
of the family. 





Ch. b. : 


Fitchburg: 




875.* 


Betsey, 


Dec. 13, 


1778. 


876.* 


Samuel, 


Sept. 11, 


1781. 


877.* 


Lydia, 


Apr. 19, 


1785. 


878.* 


Seth, 


Sept. 4, 


1787. 


879.* 


Asia, 


Sept. 4, 


1790. 


880.* 


John, 


June 12, 


1792. 


881.* 


Thomas. 







[311] ALICE HAMLIN,« (Sister of Elizabeth,) 

b. Pembroke, Mass., Feb. 17, 1756; she was called ''Elsie:" m. by Rev. 
Ephraim Grosvenor, Harvard, Mass., Nov. 25, 1784, Joseph W. Park,* of Har- 
vard; where she died. 

Inscription on her grave: 

IN MEMORY or 

Mrs. ALICE PARK 

WIFE OF 

Mr. J. W. Park, son of 

Mr. John and Mrs. Joan Park 

departed this life 

Feb. Ye 28th 1788 in the 32d year of her age 

she was daughter of capt. el,eazer hamlin 

and mrs. lydia, his wife 

One Child. 

* Note 16L The father of Joseph W. Park came from the north of Ireland to America 
long before 1767. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 189 

[312] Lieut. AFRICA HAMLIN," (Bro. of Elizabeth,) 

b. Pembroke, Mass., Jan. 27, 1758: m. by Rev. Daniel Chaplin, Groton, 
Mass., Oct. 18, 1785, Susan, dau. of Jonathan and Susanna (Moore) Stone,* of 
Groton, b. Dec. 3, 1756. His service in the Revolution was longer than that of 
any other Hamlin yet discovered: and various traditions of his service have 
been handed down, claiming that he vt^as Adjutant, Quartermaster and Pay- 
master; also, that he was a member of the society of the Cincinnati. He held 
Gen. Washington in profound admiration and kept a diary of what he saw 
and knew about him. He was private in Capt. James Hatch's Co., in which his 
father was Lieut., on the Lexington alarm, Apr. 19. 1775, which marched from 
the west parish of Pembroke, to Scituate and Marshfield, Mass., and served 
eleven days. See roll of the Co. in sketch of his father; also, private in Capt. 
Eleazer Hamlin's Co.— his father,— in Col. John Thomas' Regt., in which he 
signed for a "Bounty Coat," due for eight months service, at Roxbury, Nov. 9. 
1775. He enlisted from Capt. James Hatch's 8th Co.. in Col. John Ciishing's 
2d Plymouth County Regt., from Pembroke, Mass., and joined Capt. Isaac 
Pope's Co., in Col. William Shepard's 3d Mass. Regt.; served from Jan. 1, 1777 
to Dec. 31, 1779, 9 months as Corporal and 27 months as Sergeant, and was called 
Ordinance Sergeant: served at Providence, July, 1778 to April, 1779; credited to 
Pembroke; Sergeant Major, same Regt., Jan. 1, 1780, to Jan 1, 1781; at High- 
lands, Feb. 1780:andat Huts near West Point, Jan. 1781; commissioned Ensign 
4th Mass. Regt., Jan. 1, 1781; and appears as such as late as Feb. 21, 1783, in 
Capt. Simon Larned's 2d Co., in Col. William Shepard's 4th Mass. Regt. On 
furlough July and August, 1781: in Capt. Simon Larned's Co., same Regt.; at 
Continental Village, Sept. 1781; on furlough in Mass., from Dec. «, 1781, by 
leave of Gen.* McDougal, as late as Feb. 22, 1782; at Ver Planck's Landing May 
21, 1782: in Col. Henry Jackson's 4th Mass. Regt., at Cantonment 1st Mass. 
Brig., Jan. 10, 1783: in Camp doing Quartermaster's duty; on duty in the lines, 
Feb. 14, and 21, 1783. He appears for pay as late as Jan. 24, 1784. The pension 
office shows that a pension was allowed his widow for two years actual service 
in Capt. Larned's Co., in Col. Shepard's Regt., details not given. App. dated 
Waterford, Maine, Sept. 3, 1838. Hetman's Hist. Reg. of officers of the Cont. 
army states that he was Ensign 4th Mass. Regt. from Jan. 1. 1781 to Nov. 3, 1783. 
After the war he probably resided in Harvard, Mass.; but his residence there 
must have been short. He settled in Waterford, Me., on lot 6, range 4, uf that 
town, where Charles Jordan lived in recent times, a grant from the state of Mass. 
for military service. His wife with her little dau. "Nabby" were drawn by men 
on a moose sled from Long Pond in Bridgton or Harrison to her future home in 
the wilderness; a hide bottomed chair was laid down and lashed to .the sled, 
upon which she was seated with her back to the seat of the chair, holding her 
child. When asked if she was not homesick, she replied: "No, not at all." It 
was a hardy, brave lot of men and women who settled the backwoods of Maine; 

* Note 162. .Jonathan Stone, m. Susannah Moore. He removed from Groton. Mass. t0 
Waterford, Me., and resided south of Tom pond, where Samuel Warren resided in recent times; 

Children : 

« .Jonathan, m. Catherine Willard. 

Solomon, " Hepzibaii Tread well. 

Moses. " Polly Hamlin, and Ruth Porter. 

Oliver, " Sally .Jewell. 

Simeon. 

Susan, " Africa Hamlin. 



190 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



and what a remarkable race descended from them. Little do the youth of 
today realize the hardships and privations endured by those early pioneers. 

He was a farmer. A petition was presented by the inhabitants of Waterford, 
to the Mass. legislature, 1797, — Maine then being a distict of Mass., — asking 
the incorporation of that plantation as it then existed, except the three eastmost 
tiers of lots; a remonstrance objecting to the latter feature of the petition, and 
a counter-petition asking incorporation in conformity with the original grant 
were also presented, representing tliemselves as the majority, &c. To this a 
reply was made, alleging that their opponents were not the majority, and their 
meeting was not fairly conducted, &c. Africa Hamlin was with the party for 
the remonstrance, and his brother Hannibal with the other party: which 
prevailed. He was moderator of the first town meeting or election, held at 
the house of Dr. Stephen Cummings, Apr. 27, 1797, and was chosen town clerk, 
1st selectman and assessor; and was re-elected selectman the following year. 

He related that he was once invited to dine with Gen. Washington; but not 
being easy in such grand company and ceremony, became nervous at the table 
and upset the gravy upon the table cloth; which so mortified him that he lost 
his appetite, as well as his enjoyment of the occasion. Charter member of 
Oriental Lodge, 13, A. F. & A. M., at Bridgeton, Me., Mar. 1804. Africa Ham- 
lin, son of Molly Burt, b. Harvard, Aug. 25, 1785, was reputed to be his son. 
Both d. Waterford. Inscriptions on their graves: 



EKECTED 

IN MEMORY OF 

Lieut. AFRICA HAMLIN 

who departed this life 

Jan. 28, 1808. 

^T. 51. 

Sleep on dear friend while time sliall last, 
With you the storms of life are passed. 









SUSAN 








wife of 








Africa Hamlin 








Died Jan. 16, 1839. 








^T. 82 Yrs. 




Children: 






882.* 


Abigail, 


b. 


Aug. 2, 1786, Harvard. 


883.* 


POLADORE, 




Feb. 2, 1789, Waterford. 


884. 


Almira, 




Feb. 6, 1791, " 


885.* 


Susannah, 




Feb. 21, 1793, 


886.* 


Castella, 




July 3, 1797, 


887.* 


Lydia, 




Aug. 15, 1801, 



m. Maj. Theo. Stone. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 191 

[313] EUROPE HAMLIN," (Bro. of Elizabeth,) 

b. Pembroke, Mass., Nov. 20, 1759; m. 1st, bj^ Rev. Ebenezer Grosvenor, 
Apr. 13, 1786, Dorcas Stowe,* of Harvard, Mass., b. Sept. 24. 1759. Little is 
known of her; she has been described as an accomplished lady, educated in 
England, and who d. Hillsboro, N.H., Aug. 7, 1813; m. 2d, Sarah Hale, b. Mar. 
30,1763. Private in Capt. Eleazer Hamlin's Co. — his father, — in Col. John 
Thomas, Regt.: enlisted May 1, 1775, aud served 3 mos., 1 week, 1 day; also, 
private in Capt. Eleazer Hamlin's Co., in Col. John Bailey's Regt.: enlisted 
from Harvard, Jan., 1776, for 12 months: also, private in Capt. Hezekiah 
Whitney's Co., in Col. Josiah Whitney's Regt.; enlisted July 22, and dis. July 
24, 1777, served on alarm at R. I.; also, private in Capt. Samuel Hill's Co.,' in 
Col. Josiah Whitney's Regt.: enlisted Aug. 19, and dis. Aug. 26, 1777, served 
on Bennington alarm: also, private in Lieut. Amos Pairbank's Co., in Col. 
Job Cushing's Mass. Regt., in the command of Gen. Warner, drafted from 
the militia Sept. 6, 1777, to reinforce the Cont. army at the northward: 
reported on furlough, Nov. 29, 1777; also, private in Capt. Cleveland's Co., in 
Col. Jackson's Mass. Regt.; enlisted June. 1778, for 9 months: also, in a descrip- 
tive list of men raised in Worcester Co. for 9 months from time of arrival at 
Fishkill, under Resolve of Apr. 20, 1778: age, 20 years; stature, 5 feet and 10 in.: 
complexion, dark; res.. Harvard; served in Capt. Hill's Co., in Col. Whitney's 
r»egt.; arrived at Fishkill, June 7, 1778, mustered by Henry Rutgers, deputy 
Muster Master, Fishkill, Aug. 1, 1778; also, in list of men mustered in Capt. 
Hiirs Co., in Col. Whitney's Regt., May 13, 1779. for 9 months: also, in list of 
men raised for 6 months, as returned by Brig. Gen. Patterson, as having 
passed muster, dated Camp Totoway, Oct. 25, 1780: residence. Harvard. He was 
also Sergeant in Capt. William Sawyer's Co., of Bolton, Mass., during Shay's 
Rebellion, Jan. 23, to Feb. 21, 1787, and marched from Hadley to Petersham, 
Mass., 30 miles, in a raging snow storm. His app. for pension was dated Hills- 
boro, N. H., Jan. 17, 1819. It is supposed that he made bis home with his 
father, at Pembroke and Harvard, when not in the array, during the revolu- 
tion. In a sketch of Waterford, in the county of York, district of Maine, writ- 
ten in 1829 by a resident there, is the following statement: -'In May, 1783, 
Messrs. Daniel Barker, Jonathan Bobbins, Isiael Hale. Asaph Brown. Europe 
Hamlin, and zVmerica Hamiin, with a few others, without auy families, but 
with enterprising spirits came and boldly pitched their wooden tents among 
the trees, and on their several lots began to expose to full view of the sun, the 
uncultivated soil: most of them in two or three years introduced their families 
to participate with them in their toils and hitpeful prospects." If true, that 
he was at Waterford, he remained but a sliort time, for he was soon after at 
Harvard, a farmer. The history of Westford, Mass., states that he was part 
owner of a forge on the site of the old Prescott Dam, owned many years by the 
Keep family. He resided many years in Harvard, from whence he removed to 
Hillsboro, N. H., where was first taxed in 1799. He lived on an excellent farm 
on the north west slope of "Bible Hill," until his death: afterwards occupied 
by his son Joash. The house has gone to decay, and the barn was destroyed by 
lightning a few years ago. In a letter written by his widow, June 13. 1850, from 
Hillsboro, to his children in Ohio, concerning his death, slie stated: "On the 
5th mst., he with others, assisted by a heavy team, were trying to move a 



* Note 163. .JOHN STOW.i and wife. Elizabetli Wetherbee, came to Mass.. I(5:i0. with the 
company of Gov. Winthrop. and settled in Ro.xbury. Mass. Farmer; holding: iu 1G3S. 250 acres 
of land. 20 goats and s kids. Deputy. 1G34-9. An orisjinal member of the Ancient and Honor- 
able Artillery. He d. Ro.xbury. Oct. :26. 1643. 



192 THE HAMLI]^ FAMILY. 

heavy rock; the chain gave way, and the rock fell back with great force, and 
threw him violently across a sharp rock. He was injured Internally, and died 
June 7, 1820. * * Thus has ended the pilgrimage of the man whose bosom was 
philanthropy. Truly, my children, we have lost a valuable friend, relative 
father and husband." 

In an old cemetery near his home in Hillsboro are the graves of himself 
and wife Dorcas. 





Children: 














888.* 


Dorcas, 


b. Nov. 


12, 1786, 


Harvard. 








889. 


A Son, 


" Aug. 


2, 1788, 


(( 


d. 


Sept. 


27, 1788. 


890.* 


Hannah, 


" July 


27, 1789. 


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891.* 


.JOASH, 


" Aug. 


7, 1792. 


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892. 


Abigail. 


" May 


14, 1794; 


t( 


d. 


Sept. 


27, 1799. 


893.* 


James G. 


" Dec. 


31, 1796, 


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894. 


Adams Green, 


" June 


29, 1798, 


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d. 


, Sept. 


24, 1799. 


895.* 


Hannibal Gilman. 


" Apr. 


23, 1800, 


Hillsboro. 







[314 J AMEEICA HAMLIN,6 (Bro. of Elizabeth,) 

b. Pembroke, Mass., Oct. 20, 1761; m. 1st, by Rev. Ebenezer Grosvenor, 
Harvard, Mass., Apr. 7, 1785, Sarah dau. of Silas and Sai'ah (Atherton) Park- 
hurst,* b. Harvard, Feb. 15, 1764: who d. Waterford, Me., 1815: m. 2d, Water- 
ford, Apr. 24, 1816, Elizabeth Brown; who d. So. Waterford, July 12, 1819; 
m. 3d, Lunenburg, Mass., Apr. 6, 1827, Mary Giddings, b. Mar. 19, 1776. 
Private in Capt. Seth Newton's Co., in Col. Abijah Stearns' Mass., Regt.; 

* Note 164. GEORGE PARKHURSTi came to America, 16a8; settled in Watertown. 
Mass.; Freeman, May 10. 1(543; 1st wife. Susannah; m. 2d. Susannah, widow of George Simpson. 
of Watertown; removed to Boston, where he was living, 1055, and where he died. 

Children: 

George, b. 1618 ; came with his father. 

PHCeBE. 

.Joseph. 

JOSEPH PARKHURST.2 res. Watertown; removed to Chelmsford. Mass., prior to 1657; and 
was a proprietor there, Jan. 12, 1666, Chelmsford originally included the present towns of 
Ayer, Dunstable, Groton, Lowell, Pepperill, Shirley, Tyngsborough, Westford, and part of 
Carlisle. He was of Westford, 1707. 

EBENEZER PARKHURST.s b. Chelmsford, Mass., about 1699; Wife, Sarah. He removed 
to Dunstable, and d. June 13, 1757, aged 58 years, 

Ch. b, Dunstable: 



Joseph, 


Aug. 


.30. 


1724. 


Ebenezer, 


Jan. 


20, 


1728. 


Sarah, 


Feb. 


21. 


1730. 


Mary, 


May 


3, 


1733. 


SrLAS, 


Sept. 


1, 


1737. 


Joel, 


Aug. 


3. 


1741. 



SILAS PARKHURST.4 b. Dunstable, Mass., Sept. 1. 17J7,' m. Apr. 29, 1762, Sarah, dau. of 
John and Phebe (Wright) Atherton. of Harvard, Mass., b. Mar. 11, 1740; farmer; removed to 
Pepperill, thence to Harvard, about 1772; where he purchased from his father-in-law, the 
tavern at the south west corner of the common, and conducted same during the revolution, 
1779-84; on com. for raising meeting house. 1773; mem. of com. of safety and correspondence. 
1777; assessor. 1778-9, 1781; town treasurer, 1780-2, 1790-1802, 1806-7; she d. Mar. 30, 1786. 

Children: 

Sally, b. Feb, 15, 1764; m America Hamlin. 

Silas, " Sarah Merriam. 

Perhaps others. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 193 

enlisted Apr, 1, 1778: served near Boston; dis. Jnl.y 2, 1778: also, private in 
Capt. James MjTick's Co., in Col. Nathan Sparhawk's Mass., Regt.; enlist- 
ed Sept. 28, 1779; served near Boston; dis. Dec. 12, 1778; also, private in Capt. 
Davis' Co., in Col. Whitney's Regt.; enlisted Aug. 3, 1779, for 9 months: age 
17; stature, 5 feet and 6 inches; light complexion; res. Harvard; delivered to 
Ensign E. Wloite: also, private in Capt. Isaac Pope's Co., in Col. William 
Shepard's 4th Mass. Regt.; enlisted Aug. 5, 1779; dis. Apr. 30, 1780; also, priv- 
ate in same Co. and Regt.; enlisted June, 1780; age, 18; stature, 5 feet and 
8 inches; ruddy complexion; res. Harvard; arrived at .Springfield, Mass., July 
22, 1778; marched to camp same day un^ler Capt. William Scott, 24th Division: 
dis. Dec. 15, 1780; also. Sergeant in Capt. Nathaniel Wright's Co., in Col. 
Luke Drury's Mass. Regt.; marched Sept. 18, 17S1, arrived at camp Sept. 27, 
1781; served at West Point: dis. Dec. 6, 1781, 20 days travel. His app. for 
pension was dated Waterford, Apr. 4, 1818. It is supposed that he resided 
with his father in Harvard, during the revolution, when not in the army. 
He removed to Waterford in 1783, and settled on lot 3, range 3, of that 
town, where Mr. Charles S. Hamlin res. in recent times, received as a grant from 
the state of Mass. for his service in the revolution; where he res. the remain- 
der of his life; selectman, 1804 and 1822. An incident related by a grandson 
shows the courage and hardihood of the man: and the place of its occurrence is 
pointed out on a rocky ledge on his old homestead in Waterford, a few hundred 
yards in rear of Bear Mountain. He was driving the cows home in the evening 
when suddenly a black bear sprung out of the bushes near him. The old sol- 
dier was unarmed and not prepared for such an encounter; but proved equal to 
the emergency; quickly stooping, he siezed a large stone and dashed it with 
full force directly at the head of the bear, fortunately crushing its skull, and 
killing it on the spot. Presence of mind, personal strength and nerve saved 
him. 



Inscription on his grave, at South Waterford: 

Mr. AMERICA HAMLIN 

Died Oct. 7, 1837. 

^T. 78 

By long experience have I known. 
Thy Sovereign power to save. 
At Thy command 1 venture down, 
Serenely to the grave. 



Note 165. .TA.MES ATHERTON.i b about 1617; supposed to be a brother to Major 
General Humphrey Atherton. of Dorchester. Mass.; wife, Hannah; tanner; he was in Dorches- 
ter about 16.50; removed to Lancaster, Mass. abjut 16.5J. After the saclting of the place by the 
Indians. 1676, he returned to Dorchester ; thence to Sherburn, Mass., where he d. 170.1. aged 
86 years. 

.JOSHUA ATHERTON.2 b. Lancaster; m. Mary, dau. of Anthony and Eleanor Gulliver, of 
Dorchester, b. 1659; tanner and farmer, removed with his father to Dorchester, 1676, after the 
saciving of Lancaster; but returned to Lancaster about 1687, and settled upon part of his 
father's old homestead there. 

JOHN ATHERTON.3 m. Phebe Wright of Andover, Mass.; res. Harvard, Mass. Tlieir 
dau., Sarah Atherton,* m. Silas Parkhurst.* 



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194 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Waterford: 

896.* Parmelia, July 15, 1786. 

897.* Luther, May 8, 1788. 

898.* AamBiCA, Nov. 10, 1790. 

899. Eurus, May 15, 1795; d. Feb. 28, 1798. 

900.* Sally, June 25, 1797. 

901.* SoPHL\, May 27, 1799. 

902.* Silas, Mar. 24, 1801. 

903.* Lewis, Apr. 17. 1805. 

904.* FaxnyP. Aug. ^, 1811. 

By 2d wife, b. Waterford: 
905.* William Henry, .Jan. 22, 1817. 
906. EuFus G. Feb. 8, 1819; killed by accident, Oct. 4, 1830. 

[315] LYDIA HAMLIN,6 (Sister of Elizabeth,) 

b. Pembroke, Mass., Nov. 5, 1763; m. Pepperell, Mass., by Rev. .John Bull- 

ard, June 1, 1786, John, son of John and Jean (Stuart) Park, b. St. Catherines. 

Glasgow, Scotland, July 1, 1761: civil engineer: emigrated from Scotland 1767: 

and settled in that part of Groton which, was incorporated as the town of 

Ayer. Both d. Groton; she Sept. 3, 1845; he May 26, 1811. 

Ch. b. Groton: 
907.* John, 1787. 

908. Eleazer, Oct. 29, 1788; d. Sept. 10, 1790. 

909.* Sarah, 1791. 

910. Eleazer, 1794; drowned Richmond, Va. 1816, unm. 

911. W^iLLiAM Stuart, 1796; d. Aug. 20, 1816, unm. 

[316] Hon. eleazer HAMLIN,6 (Bro. of Elizabeth,) 

b. Pembroke, Mass., Sept. 23, 1765; m. Sally Bancroft,* of Groton, Mass. 
b. July 29, 1767. It is traditional that he was a lifer in the revolution. Private 
inCapt. William Sawyer's Co., from Bolton, Mass., from Jan. 23, to Feb. 21, 
1787, during Shay's rebellion; and marched from Hadley to Petersham, Mass., 
thirty miles, in a raging snow storm. He removed from Harvard, Mass. to 
Waterford, Me., and settled in the south part of town on lot 5, range 7: where 
Mr. Kendall lived in recent times. He was a short thick set man, of swarthy 
complexion. Under date of Mar. 27, 1797, he was directed by act of the Mass. 
legislature to notify the freeholders and inhabitants of W^aterford, to hold a 
town meeting at the house of Dr. Stephen Cummings, on Apr. 8, 1797, for the 
election of its first town officers. At that meeting he was chosen tythingman: 
the town being required by law to support a minister. He was moderator of 
the town meeting or election in the years 1798, 1801-2; selectman, 1799; represen- 
tative to the Mass. legislature, as a National Republican, 1826-8. At some 
time in his life he lost a leg. His nephew. Rev. Dr Cyrus Hamlin, D. D. related 
that: "He was often at our house in Waterford, and we were always glad tc» 
see him. He had a remarkable memory, and to hear him repeat Grey's Elegy, 
or from Milton or Shakspear was a great treat to us. His intonations and 



* Note 166. JOHN BANCROFT,i and wife Jane, came from London. Eng.. in the Jamcfi. 
April. 1632; settled at Lynn, Mass. He d. 1637, leaving sons: 

.John; m. Hannah Dupper; res. Windsor. Ct. 
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emphasis still dwell in my memory." Made a mason in Oriental Lodge, 13. 
A. F. & A. M., at Bridgton, Me., Aug. 5, 1805. He d. Waterford. June 26, 18—- 
she Aug. — 1842. 

Ch. b. Waterford: 

912.* Francis, Nov 2. 1791. 

913. Alice. Oct. 13, 1793: d. Jan. 24, 1798. 

914. Sally, Jan. 23, 179«, " Jan. 26, 1798. 
915.* Addison. Feb. 17, 1798. 

916.* John, Mar. 15, 1800. 

917. Sally, 1802: d, Nov. 2. 1725, unm. 

918.* William. June 29, 1804. 

919.* David Tildjen, Jan. 4, 1807. 

920. Lucy. Feb. 26, 1809: d. 1888, unm. 

921.* Eleazek, Sept. 4. 1811. 

. [317] MARY HAMLIN." (Sister of Elizabeth,) 

b. Pembroke, Mass., Aug. 3, 1767; m. Moses, son of Jonathan and Susannah 
(Moore) Stone,* b. Nov. 4, 1765. She d. Rumford. Me. He m. 2d, Ruth Porter, 
by whom he had 9 children. He came from Groton, Mass., and .settled'-on the 
farm where Sumner Stone res. in Waterford, 1879. He d. there. May 19. 1816. 
Ch. b. Waterford: 

922.* Elsie, Jan. 12, 1790. 

923.* Hannibal, 1792. 

[ 318] Dr. CYRUS HAMLIN, » (Bro. of Elizabeth.) 

and twin with Hannibal; b. Pembroke, Mass., July 21, 1769: his mother d. in 
his infancy; and he removed with his father's family to Harvard, 1776; was a 
school teacher there. After an academic course he studied medicine, and prac- 
ticed his profession, in connection with his official duties until his death. In 
1795 he was invited to settle at Livermore, Me., as a physician, and accepted 
the same. A copy of the invitation has been discovered, viz: 

"Whereas tne town of Livermore is destitute of a phj'sician, and as tiie 
inhabitants are subject to great incoveniences on account of the distafice they 
have to travel to procure one, and being informed by Dr. Hamlin that he con-, 
templates settling in said town, and wishes to know the minds of the people in 
this respact: we the subscribers herebv testify that it agreeable to our wishes 
that he should settle with us: and that we will contribute all that we can 
consistly to his encouragement, so far as his prudent conduct and .skill in his 
profession shall commend him to our esteem. Livermore, Sept. 1, 1795." 

' 'S YL van us Boa rdm an. 

Ransom Norton. 

William Huud. 

Isaac Liver3Iore." 

It is said that Dea. Livermore. his future father in-law, favored a rival 
physician: but we shall see that Dr. Hamlin got even with him by marrying his 
daughter. He settled there the same year, and at once secured a large pract ice . 
m. Dec. 4, 1797, Anna, dau. of Dea. Elijah Livermore,t b. Waltham, Mass., 

* Note 167. For Stone see note 162. 

+ Note 168. .lOHN LIVERMORE.i aged 2S, embarked at Ipswich. England, for New 
England, in ship F<a)(C(.s, Capt. .lohn Cutting, master, April. Km: he ni. in England, Grace . 



196 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Apr. 6, 1775: and removed with her parents to Livermore, 1779, then a wilder- 
ness. These were the parents of Vice President Hamlin. Dr. Hamlin was a 
popular man, as well as physician, and enjoyed the confidence and esteem of his 
fellow citizens, and held many positions of honor and trust. Mar. 5, 1798, 
he was chosen town clerk and treasurer of Livermore; Mar. 4, 1799, and Mar. 2, 
1801, he was moderator of the town meeting: was represenative from Liver- 
more to the Mass. Legislature, 1803. He bought a farm of Gen. Learned in the 
center of town, and built thereon a large two storied house, and beautified the 
place by a long row of Elms along the street. When the County of Oxford was 
organized, in 1804, he was appointed the clerk of court, and held the office for 
many years. The first term of Court of Common Pleas in Oxford county 
convened on the 2d tuesday in June 1804: Hon. Simeon Frye, of Fryeburg, 
presided, with Samuel Parris of Hebron, and Luther Cary, of Turner, associates 
and Cyrus Hamlin was clerk. In early times the court was held in the Baptist 
church, at Paris Hill; the judge stopped with Dr. Hamlin; and the court was 
called together by beating a drum, the drummer standing at the south west 
of the church. The local poet of Paris has said: 

"Of County Clerks, nine of thirteen. 
Selected from this town have been. 
Their names were; Hamlin, Chandler, Clark; 
And every one a man of mark." &c. 

The tract on which his homestead at Paris Hill was built was purchased 
for $400, Nov. 4, 1806, it included all the land south of the county common, 
twelve rods and twenty links in width, between the common and farm of 
Lemuel Jackson, on the south; and extending from the county road on the 
east, to tlie lot line on the west, thirty one rods; also, all the land west of tlie 
county common and the meeting house common, to within five rods of the 
north west corner ; containing seven acres. Some of the noble elms ornament- 
ing the grounds were planted by his eminent son, Hannibal, in his boyhood. 
The place remained in the family until 1860. At a later period he was High 
Sheriff of Oxford county. George F. Emery, Esq., poet of the Paris Centennial, 
Sept. 11, 1879, pays him this notice: 



who came with him or joined him in America; he settled in Watertown, Mass., as early as 1642, 
which became his home; potter by trade; and held town ofBces; he d. Apr. 14, 1684; 9 children. 

JOHN LIVERMORE.2 fourth child of John, b. 1638; m. 1st Hannah ; m. 2d, Elizabeth 

Grout, of Sudbury, Mass. ; res. in that part of Watertown, now Weston, Mass. He d. Feb. 9, 1718; 
9 children, all by 2d wife. 

DANIEL LIVERMMORE.3 fifth child of .John, b. Watertown. June 8, 1677; m. 1st . May 

38, 1697; who died in childbirth, Dec. 10, 1702; m. 2d, Mary Cooledge. He was a potter; 
8 children. 

OLIVER LIVERMORE,* b. Watertown. March 11, 1698; m. 1st, Ruth, dau. of Samuel 
Stearns; whod. in childbirth, Feb. 8, 1725; m. 2d, Aug. 4. 1726, Mrs. Ruth Bowman, of Cambridge, 
Mass. He d. Watertown. Nov. 18, 17.54. He was one of the proprietors of Paris, Maine, known 
as "Number Four." by right of his father. 

Dea. ELIJAH LIVERMORE, was the son of Dea. Livermore, both b. Waltham, Mass., 
and both deacons of the Congregational Church there; supposed to have descended from the 
immigrant John Livermore. i Removed to Livermore, Maine, 1779, then a wilderness; the first 
settler, and a proprietor of the town; which was granted for military services at Port Royal, 
and at first called by that name, afterwards named for Dea. Livermore, the settler. He d. 
there, Aug. 5, 1808, lamented as a good man, and an honest friend of the people of the town he 
planted with so much care and wisdom. His sixth child, Anna, m. Dr. Cyrus Hamlin. 



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SIXTH GENEEATION. 197 

"Of Sheriffs, Hamlin led the van, 

A doctor skilled, a noble man: 

Whose gates and doors were all ajar, 

To welcome strangers from afar. 

The children's friend, as known by many, 

For' whom he always had a penny. 

The memory of his virtue still, 

Is full of fragrance on the "Hill." 

The Hamlin residence was built 1807, and stands on the brow of Paris Hill. 
In those days it was one of the big hospitable houses of that section, and the 
doctor and his charming wife, the center of the county social society. Mrs. 
Hamlin was a charming hostess, an interesting conversationalist, and ab(jve all 
a devoted wife and mother; she spun, wove, made butter and cheese, and her 
household was well cared for; not alone as to material matters, but in the 
<;ompanionship of wife and mother; she was an amiable woman, her popularity 
pronounced: ever ready at the call of suffering. A lady relates that the most 
Tivid recollection of her was at their house on an errand of mercy: the baby 
brother was dying, and Mrs. Hamlin held the poor little sufferer on her lap 
until its life went out. She possessed a winning personality; in ligure, of 
medium height, stately carriage and matronly demeanor, fair wjmplexion, 
dark hair and black eyes, with a beautiful face. There was no tragedy, no 
calamity, no bitter adversity, no false, consuming joy in the life of this estim- 
able woman, who lived so quietly and faithfully in rural Maine, devoted to 
her husband and children; yet she won the love and esteem and grateful re- 
membe ranee of the neighbors, so closely intimate with her life. She bore and 
trained and counselled children, who were a credit to the nation and state 
that claim them. Dr. Hamlin was a man of dark swathy complexion, with 
t)lue eyes, and weighed nearly three hundred pounds. As a physician he was 
celebrated for skill in the treatment of diseases of children. He was one of the 
founders and an original trustee of Waterville, now Colby College, 1821-9. They 
were Baptists, in the prosperity of which church he was much interested. 

The last years of her life were spent at Paris Hill, with two maiden 
daughters. Both d, Paris; he suddenly, Feb. 2, 1«29: she Aug. 25, 1852. Of 
their twelve children, six only survived infancy. 
Children: 



922. 


Elijah Livbrmork, 


b. Dec. 


30, 


1798, 


Livermore: d. Apr. 6, 1799. 


923.* 


Elijah LiaSTERMORE, 


" Mar. 


29, 


1800. 




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924.* 


Cyrus, 


" July 


16, 


1802, 




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925. 


Eliza, 


" Apr. 


4, 


1804, 




" d. young. 


926.* 


Anna, 


♦' July 


14, 


1805, 




11 


627.* 


Yesta, 


" June 


6, 


1808, 


Par 


is. 


928.* 


Hannibal, 


" Aug. 


17. 


1809, 


i 1 




929,* 


Hannah Livermore, 


/' Oct. 


10, 


1814, 


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[319] Major HANNIBAL HAML1N,« (Bro. of Elizabeth,) 

b. Pembroke, Mass., July 21, 1769; res. Harvard, Mass., from 1776, and was 
a school teacher there; removed to Waterford. Me. about 1796, and settled on 
lot 8, range 4, where Mr. John Everett lived in 1875. His acticm in connection 
with the incorporation of the town is mentioned in the sketch of his brotlier 
Africa. He was moderator of town meetings, 1804-6: selectman, 1804-6: repre- 
sentative to the Mass. legislature, 1809-10; and was High Slieriff of Oxford 



198 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

county. It is supposed that he obtained the title of major in the militia. He 
saved some money by teaching, built a house and barn, and on Jan. 16, 1800, m. 
Susannah, dau. of Col. Francis Faulkner, of Acton, Mass., b. Feb. 21, 1772. 
Their son, Rev. Dr. Cyrus Hamlin, the missionai'y, stated: "My father and 
mother took great pains to keep up Massachusetts culture down in Maine:" and 
that his "mother was a beautiful and charming woman." Speaking of the 
early home life, he said, "We were a family in which the bible was reverenced, 
and daily read as the word of God, and the sabbath was strictly kept from all 
unnecessary labor." His narration of the family joys and sorrows are pathet- 
ically and sometimes humerously related by the good old <ioctor; very homely 
and lifelike to those acquainted with rural life in Maine in bygone days. After 
the death of her husband Mrs. Hamlin continued on the farm and reared her 
young family. He was made a Mason in Oriental Lodge, 13, A. F. & A. M., 
Bridgton, Me., Nov. 12, 1804. In the ancient burying ground in Waterford are 
found the old fashioned slate stones of the family; that of Major Hamlin is 
a large one, with these inscriptions: 

Maj'r HANNIBAL HAMLIN 
Died Sept. 8, 1811, Agei> 42. 

In the endearing relations of domestic life, he 
loved and was beloved. In those of public, he 
was respectable, and respected. But it is tlie 
recollection of his last days which affords the 
richest consolation; he then became acquainted 
with Jesus Christ and those relations to God 
through the Redeemer, which enabled him to 
depart in the mercie of faith and resignation 
(The remainder not legible.) 

SUSAN 

WIFE OF 

Hannibal Hamlin 

DIED 

April 19, 1840. 
^. 68 Y'BS. 

MOMENTO MORE 
DIED 

March the 6tii 1804 
EMERSON F. HAMLIN 

SON OF 

Hannibal Hamlin & 
Susan, his w^fe 
Aged 15 Months 

EMERSON FAULKNER 

Son of Maj'r Hamlin 

& Mrs. Sfsan Hamlin 

Died April 15, 1808. 

aged 8 weeks 



SIXTH GENERATION. 199 





Cli. b. Waterford: 










930.* 


Susan, 


Jan. 


&, 


1801. 




931. 


Emersok Faulkner, 


Dec. 


6, 


1802; 


d. Mar. 6, 1804. 


932.* 


Rebecca Faulkner, 


Feb. 


25, 


1805. 




933. 


WiNTHROP, 


Aug. 


1, 


1806; 


d. infancy. 


934. 


Emerson Faulkner, 


Feb. 




1808, 


" Apr. 15, 1808. 


935.* 


Hannibal, 


Jan. 


30, 


1809. 




936.* 


Cyrus, 


Jan. 


•"^ 


1811. 





[321] SALLY HAMLIN," (Sister of Elizabeth,; 

b. Pembroke, Mass., Oct. 29, 1775: removed with her parents to Harvard, 
Mass., in infancy: m. 1st, tliere, by Rev. William Emerson, Nov. 6, 1792, Isaiah, 
son of Zadock and Hannah Davis,* b. Sept. 9, 1768; farmer and cooper; Harvard: 
who d. there, June 17, 1813; m. 2d, June 10, 1815, Capt. Francis, son of Thomas 
and Elizabeth (Wheeler) Kidder, b. Westford, Mass., about 1755, his third wife; 
he ra. 1st, Abig-ail Russell, who d. May 23, 1812; and by whom he had 9 cliildren: 
he ra. 2d, Lydia, widow of Joel Abbott, and dau. of Isaac Cummings, wlio d. 
Mar. 5, 1813: tavern keeper; Littleton, Mass.; Freemason: a prominent man. 
She d. Quincy, Mass., Aug. 31, 1865; he d. Littleton, Feb. 10, 1822. 

Ch. by 1st marriage, b. Harvard: 

937. ZiMRi, Oct. 17, 1793; d. N.Y. state. 

938. Ebenezer, Jan. 2, 1796, •' Sept. 3, 1797. 
939.* Sally, Nov. 29, 1797. 

940. Hamlin, Nov. 13, 1800: m. Alice N- Payson. 

By 2d marriage, b. Littleton: 
.941.* Abigail Jane, July 31, 1817. 

[322] ISAAC HAMLIN,6 (Bro. of Elizabeth,) 

b. Harvard, Ma.ss., Jan. 30, 1778: m. Bolton, Mass., Oct. 20, 1802, Mary 
Wolcott,t b. Bolton, June 26, 1782; farmer; Harvard and Westford, Mass, 

* Note 169. For Dolar Davis,i see note 4. 

SIMON DAVIS.2 b. England; m. Dec. 13. KiliO, Mary. dau. of .James Blood; res. Ct)ucoi-d. Mass. 
Children: 



Simon. 


b. Oct. 13, ItSGl. 


Maky. 


•• Oct. 3, lt!(3;j. 


Saeah. 


" Mar. 15. lOWi. 


James, 


"June 19, 166^ 


Ei.LEjS, 


'■ Oct. 22, WT2. 


Ebenezer, 


1676. 


Hannah, 


■' Apr. 1, 1679. 



EBENEZER DAVIS,-' b. 1676; wife Dinah; he d. March ao, 175:3. 

ZADOCK DAV1S;4 wife Hannah; he d. Aug. 22, 1771; she Oct. 6. 17(iS. These were parents 
•of Isaiah Davis." who ni. Sally Hamlin. 6 

t Note 170. JOHN WOLCOTT, of Galdou .Manor, Tolhiud. .Somerset. Kii^'l.iiid. 
Motto: Nullius addictus jurore in Verba Magistra. 

HENRY WOLCOT.i son of al)ove. b. England, ir)7H; m. there, .lai). 19, 160ii, Kli/.al)etli Sauiid- 
*irs, of Lydiard. St. Lawrence (adjoining ToUand,) b. l.)92. A gentleman in alUuanl circum- 
stances. He became a Puritan; sold an estate in England of fiSOOO preparatory to his removal, 
and came to America. 16:i0. accompanied by tliree sons, leaving two daugliters and his youngest 
son in England; who rejoined the family in America between 16;{1-41 ; freeman, Boston, Oct. 19, 
1630; removed from Dorchester, Mass., to Windsor. Ct.. It!;i5; deputy. l(i:J7; member house of 
magistrates (Senate) IIJIO, and annually elected until his death; one of tiie most dislinguislied 
of the early settlers of Wind.sor. Adm. to Ch. Windsor. 1610. Upon tlie death of liis eldest 



200 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

removed to Livermore, Me. Both d. Dover, N. H. — buried Livermore: he 
June 27, 1857; she Aug. 3, 1856. 

Children: 

942.* Isaac Green, b. Sept. 11, 1803, Westford. 

943.* Mary, " Dec 14, 1805, Livermore. 

944.* LoRiKDA, " Jan. 21, 1808, ^' 

945.* Augusta, " Mar. 17, 1810, 

94rt.* Samuel Baker, " Mar. 4, 1812, " 

947. Hannibal, "Nov. 10,1814, " d. Miss., July 6, 1837. 

948. George H A RTRY," Jan. 8,1819, " " May 11, 1819. 
949.* Henry Hartry^, " May 28, 1821, " 

950.* WOLCOTT, " Nov. 4, 1823, 

[323] ASIA HAMLIN,« (Bro. of Elizabeth,) 

b. Harvard, Mass., May 15, 1780; m. 1st, Susan Eead, b. Westford, Mass.. 
Aug. 30, 1782; who d. Groton, Mass., July 22, 1844, buried Westford. He had a 
second and a third wife. Farmer; resided on his father's homestead in West- 
ford. He was familiarly called "Judge Hamlin," not as a judicial officer, but 
as a mark of respect; some say, because he was a good judge of stock, in which 
he was a dealer. He was fond of hunting, a fine sportsman; a man of good 
education. He gave his children an academical education; who became teach- 
ers. Universalist. He d. Westford, Oct. 22, 1870. 

Ch. b. Westford: 



951.* 


Nathan Sumner, 


Dec. 


28, 


1806. 




952.* 


Susan, 


Aug. 


29, 


1808. 




&5:j. 


Hannibal, 


July 


31, 


1812; d. 


Aug. 2, 1813. 


954. 


Hannibal, 


Jan. 


12, 


1814, " 


Feb. 23, 1814. 


955.* 


Cyrus, 


Mar. 


25, 


1815. 




956.* 


Sarah D. 


Aug. 


16, 


1820. 




957. 


Mary A. 


Mar. 


8, 


1824: d. 


Dec. 9, 1826. 



[325] GEORGE HAMLIN,« (Brother of Eliza))eth.) 
b. Harvard, Mass.: removed to Livermore, Maine; and from thence went 
abroad; and is supposed to have died an officer in the Russian Army. 

[330] BAZALIEL SMITH HAMBLIN," (Elisha,-^* Eleazer,^ James,2i) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., Aug. 17, 1763. One of this name m. by Rev. Peter 
Thacher, Boston, March 8, 1775? (probably a mistake, perhaps 1795,) Sarah 
Campbell. Private in company of Capt. Edward Bulkley of Wethersfleld, Ct., 
in Col. Samuel B. Webb's 3d Regt. Conn. Line, composed of the 2d and 9th Ad- 
ditional Regts. of previous formations, frc)m Jan. 1, to April 5, 1781; also, in 
Capt. Ebenezer Hill's Co., in Col. Lewis Nicola's Regt., Corps of Invalids, for 

brother, Christopher, 1639, he inherited the family estate in Tolland, Eng., including manor 
house, mill, etc. He d. May 30, 1655; she d. .Tuly 5,1655; both buried Windsor; estate £764. 
8sv lOd. 

Ch. b. England: 

John; bap. Oct. 1, 1607; lived in England. 

Anna. m. Matthew Griswold. 

Henky. b. Jan. 21, 1610-1 ; " Sarah Newberry. 

George, " Elizateth Treat. 

Christopher. 

Mary, " .Job Drake. 

Simon, b. 1624-5 ; " .loanna Cook and Martha Pitkin. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 201 

^rarrison duty from April 6, 1781, to April 23, 1783: also in list of men, 6th Mass. 
Regt. entitled to 200 acres of land or $20 in money by Resolve of Congress, Mar. 
o, 1801. Capt. Osgood Carleton certified, Boston, March 19, 1803, that Bazaliel 
Hamblin enlisted to serve during the war; served three years, and was honor- 
ably discharged. John May certified Boston, June 2, 1803, that Bazeliel Ham- 
blin enlisted for the war: served upward of four years: was honorably discharged 
by Gen. Washington: and that his discharge was purchased by him in 178B. 

[338 J EZRA POPE,'^ (Cliarles,^ Experience Jenicins,* Experience Hamlin.a 
James,2i) b. Norwalk, Ct., Dec. 22, 1762: removed to Ohio about 1820. 

[340] LEWIS POPE,6 (Bro. of Ezra,) 

b. Norwalk, Ct., Oct. 7, 1766; m. twice; settled in Otsego County, N. Y. 
11 children. 

[341] EDWARD POPE,*' ( Bro. of Ezra,) 

b. Norwalk, Ct., Jan. 15, 1770: m. three wives: has descendants in Otsego 
County, N.Y. 

[342] SETH POPE," (Lemuel,^ Experience Jenkins,* Experience 

Hamlin,'* James,-!) m. Hannah Tobey.* 

Child: 

968.* Ezra T. b. 1825. 

[344] ESTHER POPE,s (Seth,^ Experience Jenkins,* Experience 

Hamlin, 3 James,'-!) b. Voluntown, Ct. m. Ist, Hatch;t m. 2d, Philo 

Hamlin. « See his sketch. 

Ch. by 1st marriage: 

969. Olivia, b. Mar. 17, 1797; m. Moses Fairchild.' 

[345] HANXAH POPE,« (Sister of Esther,) 

Zechariah Fairchild.:!: 

b. Nov. 14, 1785. 
m. Julia Strong. 
" Maria Kellogg. 

m. Benjamin Tobey, of E. Bloomfield, N. Y. 

" Henderson, of Gt. Harrington, Mass. 

" Charles Hopkins," " 

* Note 171. ELISHA TOBEY, came from Plymouth colony to Sharon, Ct., and res. 
where Stephen Knibloe lived; removed to Alford. Mass., 1793. He d. Salisbury. Ct.. while on a 
journey to visit friends in Sharon. Children: .Jonathan. Fiarnabas. Reman, Sylvanus, Ephraini, 
Elisha, Benjamin. 

+ Note 172. For Hatch see note !U. 

* Note ITd. THOMAS FATRCHILD,i b. England; m. about 1637, Sarah Seabrook; and 
was of Stratford. Ct., lti«, where he d. Dec. U, 1670. 

SAMUEL FAIRCHILD,2 b. Stratford, 1639-40; m. Mary Wheeler; res. Woodbury, Ct.. 
where he d. Nov. 20. 1692. 

SAMUEL FAIRCHILD.3 b. Woodbury, about 168H; m. 1st, .Ian. 3, 1704, Uutli Beach; m. 2d, 
.Ian. 24, 1723, Dinah Burrell ; he res. Redding. Ct., where he d. Feb. 28, 17H1. 
Children : 

Oliver, bap. .lune, 1726. 

Stephen. b. .June, 1726; Settled in Georgia, Vt. 



b. Voluntown, Ct. in. 




Children: 


970.* 


Moses, 


971. 


Egbert, 


972. 


Edwin, 


973.* 


Frances. 


974. 


Mary, 


975. 


A Daughter, 


976. 


A Daughter, 



202 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[346] 



POPE, 6 



b. Voluntown, Ct. m. 



(Sister of Esther,) 
Fairchild.* 



[347] MARTHA POPE/' (Sister of Esther,) 

b. Voluntowa, Ct. m. 1st, Dr. John Fairchild,* of East Blofimfield, N. Y.: 
m. 2d, Tyranius Collins. 

No issue. 

[350] ASA JENK1XS,« (Nathan, ■' Ebenezer,* Experience Hamlin, ^ 

Jaines,2i) b. Barnstable, Mass., .July 4, 1767: m. Mar. 13, 1793, Hannali,« 

dau. of Maj. Micah Hamlin. Both d. Barnstable; he Feb. 1847: she Mar. 21, 1838. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

Nathan, Dec. 27, 1793. 
Charles, Feb. 4, 1795. 
Rachael, Feb. 8, 1802. 



977.* 
978.* 
979.* 
980.* 



George, 



June 10, 1805. 



[.351] Capt. EBENEZER JENK1NS,6 (Ebenezer,^* Experience 

Hamlin, 3 James.^i) b. West Barnstable, Mass., about 1765: m. 1st, by Rev. 
Alvan Hyde, Lee, Mass., Aug. 2:^, 1792, Lydia Smith, who d. Genoa, N.Y.: 
m. 2d, 1816, Mrs. Catherine Hussey Connet, a widow lady with five children by 
former marriage, viz: Nancy, Maria, Jolin, Caroline, and Mary; the latter m. 
Dr. Chatterton. His name appears frequently in the records of Lee, as 
"Ebenezer Jenkins, Jr." Mar. 5, 1792, he was chosen constable and undertook 
to collect taxes the ensuing year for six shillings on the hundred pounds. 
Edmund Hinckley and Lieut. Joseph Crocker became his sureties for the 
faithful performance of his trust. Highway surveyor, 1793 and 1799; fence 
viewer, 1800; and was then called Lieut. Jenkins. He was Capt. of the Light 
Horse Troop in Lee. In early life he was a merchant in Lee. His house was 
at the south end of the Park in the village. He engaged ijj shipping produce 
from Mass. to the West Indies, and became financially ruined during the 18i2 
war. Removed to Genoa, near Ithaca, N. Y., about 1812-3, and became a 
farmer. He and his mother were adm. to the Cong, church, Lee, Dec. 9, 1792. 
He d. in Indiana, 1823. 



981.* 

982.* 

983.* 

984.* 

985.* 

986. 

987.* 

988. 

989. 

990. 

991.* 

992. 



Ch.. b. Lee: 

William Henry, July 

Nathan, Mar. 

Josiah, Jan. 

Ebenezer, Nov. 

Lydia, Oct. 

Elizabeth, July. 

Warren, Aug. 

Marshall, Aug. 
A Child, 

LUCINDA, 

Louisa, 
Martha, 



o^ 



1792. 

1794. 

22, 1796. 

4, 1798. 

26, 1800. 

1802; d. unm. 
, 1804. 
15, 1806: d. 1822, in Mass. 

1808, " infancy. 

1810, " 1811. 

1810. 

1812; d. 1813, in Mass. 



12. 



[352] Capt. JOSIAH JENKINS," (Samuel,'-* Experience Hamlin,^ 
b. Barnstable, Mass., Sept. 30, 1750: m. Gorham, Me. Jan. 2.3, 1777, 



James,2i 



* Note 174. For Fairchild see note 173. 



SIXTH FENERATION. 203 

Prudence Davis.* Sergeant! n Capt. Wentworth's Co., Col. Edmund Phinney's 
31st Regt. Foot, from Maine, enlisted JVlay, 1775; also, Lieut, same Co. and Regt., 
Jan., 177H; also. Capt. in Col. Samuel Brewer's Mass. Regt., Nov. 1776; dis. 
West Point, July, 1779. It is traditional that he was in an engagement on 
Lake Champlain; that he was at Burgoyne's surrender, and the battle of Mon- 
mouth. His app. for pension was dated Gorham, Apr. U, 1818. He d. there, 
Oct. 20. 1831. 





Ch. b. Gorham: 










993. 


Sarah Eleanor, 


June 


li, 


1780. 




994. 


J\] ARY, 


Apr. 


9, 


1783; d. 


same day 


995. 


Mary Chipmax, 


Mar. 


22, 


1785. 




996. 


AURELIA, 


Aug. 


21, 


1787. 




997. 


Nancy, 


June 


3, 


179;. 




998.* 


JOSIAH, 


May 


5, 


1794. 




999. 


Katherine, 


Mar, 


27, 


1796; d. 


unm. 



[354] ABIAH JENKINS,« (Sister of Joslah,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Jan. 21, 1754; pub. Gorham, Me. Feb. 11, 1775, to be 
m. to Richard Hines,t of Flintstown, now Baldwin, Me. Husbandman. 
Children: 

1000. JosiAH, b. before 1781. 

1001. Prudence, '• '* " 

Perhaps others. 

[355] SAMUEL JENKINS," (Bro. of Josiah,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Nov. 23, 1755; m. 1st, Gorham, Me., Oct. 1, 1780, 
Lydia Dyer, 3: of Truro, Mass.; m. 2d, Gorham, Jan. 23, 1794, Thankful Snow.g 
Ho prob. removed from Barnstable to Gorham with his parents about 1771-5, 
and res. at Gorham, when not in the army, until about the time of his 2d 
marriage, and soon afterwards removed to Buckfleld, Me., where he lived in 
the south east part of town, where his son, Capt. Benjamin Jenkins, after- 

* Note 175. For Davis see notes i, 17. 42. Itifl. 

+ Holland Hines, a tall, dark man. visited Ichabod Hamblen,6 at Limington, Me. about 182- 
and claimed him as a cousin. 

t Note 176. For Dyer see note 64. There were two named Lydia Dyer in Truro, Mass. at 
this period; Lydia,* dau. of Samuel. ^^ William.si who was bap, Truro, .Tuly -1, 1756; and Lydia,* 
dau. of Fullv.3 Ebenezer^ William.i wlio was bap. tliere, Sept. 12, 1762. The dates of baptisms 
are supposed to have been near the times of births, or a little later. 

§ Note 177. ANTHONY SNOW.i of Plymouth, Mass.. m. Nov. S, 16:t9, Abif,'ail, youngest 
dau. of Richard and Elizabeth Warren; who came to Plymouth in the ^4)1(1, 1623. He removed to 
Marshfield shortly after marriage; a leadinj< citizen; higliway surveyor, 1651; constable. U)ii2; 
deputy, 16.56-76; selectman for several years from 1666; collector, .lune 3, 16ti,S; member council 
of war. 1675, will, Dec. 28, 1685; codicil. Aug. 8, 1692; Inventory, Nov. 12, 1692. 
Children: 

.Josiah; m. Rebecca Baker. 
Lydia. 

Sarah; m. .Joseph Waterman. 
Abigail, " Michael Ford. 
A Son; b. Mar. 25, lti.'>5. 

Alice, " .Jan. is, Uhu. 

NICHOLAS SNOW was one of the flrst seven settlers of Eastham, Mass., 16(4. who went 
there from Plymouth. Deputy, 1648-50; selectman, ]66:i-9; town clerk. 1646-62. 

MARK SNOW was in Eastham as early as 1654. Selectman, It)67-S4; town clerk, 166;j-75. 



204 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

wards res. His children by 1st wife are recorded .in tlie Gorham town records, 
and those by 2d wife are recorded in Buclcfield. Sergt. in Capt. Josiah Jenkins' 
Co., — his brother, — in Col. Samuel Brewer's Mass. (Maine) Regt; enlisted 
Nov., 1776, for 3 years. His app. for pension was dated Buclctield, Apr. 6, 1818. 
He d. Nov. 15, 1832. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Gorham: 



1002. 


Rebecca, 


July 


24, 


1781. 


1003. 


Lydia, 


Nov. 


3, 


1783. 


1004. 


Hannah, 


May 


7, 


1785. 


1005.* 


Joseph, 


June 


13, 


1788. 




By 2d wife 


, b. Buckfleld: 


1006. 


Samuel, 


Apr. 


26. 


1795. 


1007. 


Sally, 


Aug.' 


26, 


1796. 


1008. 


Olive. 


Sept. 


28, 


1798; m 


1009.* 


Benjamin, 


Apr. 


24, 


1800. 


1010. 


Polly, 


Apr. 


14, 


1802. 


1011. 


Rebecca, 


July 


12, 


1805. 


1012. 


Pkudence, 


May 




1810: d. 



Arad Gilbert; pub. Sept. 14, 1819. 



[356] MARY JENKINS,6 (Sister of Josiah,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Jan. 16, 1758; pub. to be m. Gorham, Me. Dec. 13, 
1777, to James, son of John and Sarah Irish,* b. Gorham, Feb. 18, 1755. Private 
in Capt Hart Williams' Co., in Col. Edmund Phinney's 31st Regt. Foot, from 
Maine, 1775; promoted Sergt. 1776: also, Sergt. in Capt. Alexander McLellan'st 
Co., in Col. Jonathan Mitchell's Regt., 1779. He res. Gorham, but perhaps 
removed to Buckfield, Me. 

Ch. b. Gorham: 

1013. Abiah, Nov. 13, 1779: d. Mar. 16, 1784. 

1014. Elizabeth, June 22, 1782, " Aug. 6, 1782. 

1015. Elizabeth, Oct. 17, 1783. 

1016. Chloe, Sept. 28. 1786. 

1017. Jacob, Aug. 16, 1789; d. Oct. 1790. 

[357] JOSEPH JENK1NS,6 ( Bro. of Josiah,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., June 6, 1760. He served two years in the Revolution, 
and d. of consumption in the army, near West Point, Apr. 20, 1783: prob. unm. 
See sketch of his parents. 

* Note 178. JAMES IRISH came from Roxfordshire, Eng.. to Falmouth, now Portland. 
Maine, about 1710, and to Gorham, Maine, 17ii8. During the Indian war the family removed to 
Falmouth; but returned to Gorham after the war. 

Ch. b. before 1738: 

John. settled in Gorham. 

Joseph, settled in Buckfleld. 

Thomas, b. 173-1; settled in Gorham. 

James, m. Mary Graham Phinney. 

William. " Mary McCollister. and settled in Buckfleld. 

Mabiam. " Gamaliel Pote. 

+ Note 179. The following soldiers from Gorham were members of Capt. Alexander Mc- 
Lellan's Co., 1779: Sergt. James Irish, and privates Richard Lombard, Prince Hamblen and 
.John Akers. 



2, 1786; prob. 


d. 


young. 


20, 1788. 






20, 1791; prob. 


d. 


young. 


29, 1793, " 


n 


(; 


6, 1796, 






9, 1798. 






1, 1800. 






17, 1802. 







SIXTH GENERATION. 205 

[358] NATHANIEL JENKINS. « ( Nathaniel, •> Samuel,* Experience 
Hamlin,^ JamevS,-!) b. West Barnstable, Mass. m. Abigail Crocker,* of 
W. Barnstable. One Nathaniel Jenkins was private in Capt. Ebenezer Baker's 
Co., in Col. Nathaniel Freeman's Regt., which marclied to Tiverton on secret 
expedition, Oct. 4, 1777, and served 28 days. One Nathaniel Jenkins of Barn- 
stable Co. was private and musician in tlie Mass. militia; and pensioned May 1, 
1834; selectman, 1801-7: Representative, 1812-4. Botli d. Barnstable; lie Nov. 8, 
1838; she Oct. 16, 1828. 

Ch. b. Barnstable; 

1018. Ellis, Nov. 

1019. Temperance, Sept. 

1020. Baker, Jan. 

1021. Lydia, Feb. 
1022.* Nathaniel, Jan: 

1023. Lydia, Mar. 

1024. Ellis, Mar. 

1025. Baker, July 

[359] ALVAN JENKINS,^ (Bro. of Nathaniel,) 

b. West Barnstable, Mass.; m. Mary Lawrence, of Sandwich, Mass. One 

Alvan Jenkins of Barnstable Co. was private in the Mass. militia; and was 

pensioned May 6, 1834. He d. W. Barnstable. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

22, 1794. 

8, 1797; prob. d. young. 
11, 1800. 

24, 1802; m, Baker. 

4, 1805, " Otis Crocker. 

JENKINS,^ (Sister of Nathaniel,) 

b. West Barnstable, Mass.; m. Mr. Wood: she d. W. Barnstable. 

[361] SIMEON JENKINS," (Simeon,^ Samuel,* Experience Hamlin,'' 
James,2i) b. Great Marshes, West Barnstable, Mass., m, Hannah Lawrence. 
He d. Nantucket, Mass., 1838. 

Children: 
1031. Samuel, d. at sea. 

1032.* WILLIA3I. 

1033. Hannah, d. Marion, Mas.s. 

1034. Abigail, " " " 

[362] JOHN JENKINS," (Bro. of Simeon,) 

b. Great Marshes, West Barnstable, Mass.; m. Holmes. He d. Nan- 
tucket, Mass., about 1826. 

Children: 

1035. Susan, m. William Jenkins.' 
1036.* Bartlett, 

1037. Daniel Webb. 



1026. 


Sally, 


Nov 


1027. 


Elisha, 


Oct. 


1028.* 


Elisha, 


Jan. 


1029. 


Amamial, 


Nov 


1030. 


Eliza Ellis, 


Oct. 


r Q«m 


TTPATT.^ r 


ATS 6 



* Note 180. For Crocker see notes Ho, 'X) and 78. 



206 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[363] PRINCE JENKINS.o (Bro. of Simeon,) 

b. Great Marshes, West Barnstable, Mass., Apr. 17, 1770; m. Ana Bassett.* 
The family removed to Cincinnati, Ohio, 1814; some descendants of liis were 
in Mt. Carmel, Ind., 1895. He d. Cincinnati, Aug. 19, 1815. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 



1038. 


Crocker, 


Feb. 


15, 


1799, 


1039. 


Prince, 


Nov. 


11, 


1803. 


1040. 


Oren, 


May 


13, 


1806. 


1041. 


Elisha Bassett, 


Feb. 


23, 


1808. 


1042. 


Lydia Crocker, 


May 


5, 


1813. 



[364] PEREZ JENKINS,6 (Bro. of Simeon,/ 

b. Great Mai-shes, West Barnstable, Mass., Dec. 29, 1772; ra. Sarah Bios- 
som.t He d. Nantucket, Mass., Jan. 10, 1832. 

Children, (all were married) : 

1043. Perez. 

1044. Edward. 
1045.* Simeon. 
1046. Lydia. 

[365] Dea. BRALEY JENKINS.^ (Bro. of Simeon,) 

b. Great Marshes, West Barnstable, Mass., Feb. 7, 1775: m. Brewster, Mass. 

Oct., 1798, Eunice, dau. of Edward and Mary (Mayo) Hopkins,^! b. Brewster, 

Aug. 19, 1776; carpenter and farmer; West Barnstable; Nantucket, 1819-24; 

Whig and Republican. Both adm. to Cong, cburcli W. Barnstable, July, 1801, 

in which lie was chosen deacon, Aug. 12, 1825. 
Both d. W. Barnstable; he July .3, 1773; slie July 2, 1773. 

Ch. b. W. Barnstable: 

1047.* Lucy, Jan. 10, 1800. 

1048. Eunice, Dec. 25, 1803; m. Serval Short. 

1049.* Dorcas, June 19, 1807. 

1050. Braley, May 12, 1812; d. Mar. 27, 1894, unm. 

1051.* Freeman Hopkins, Dec. 25, 1815. 

1052. Prince, Jan. 7, 1817: d. July 31, 1818. 

* Note 181. For Bassett see note 130. 

+ Note 183. Dea. THOMAS BLOSSOM i went from Leyden to Engrland; Ixit being on 
the Speedwell did not obtain passage on the Mayflmcer. He came over in 1629; was well educated 
and a pious man; said to have been first deacon of the Plymouth ch. The record of his family- 
has not been found. He d. Plymouth. 1632. His widow, Anne, m. Oct. 17, Wi'i, Henry Kowley^ 
of Mr. Lothrop's ch.. Scituate. 1634-5. and removed to Barnstable, 1639. 

Cb. b. Leyden, Holland: 
A Son, d. tefore 1625. 
Thomas, b. about 1620; m. Sarab Ewer, 
Peter, " after 1627; '• Sarah Bodflsh. 
Elizabeth, " Edward Fitzrandolphe. 

% Note 183. It is traditional that Edward Hopkins descended from the pilgrim Stephen 
Hopkins, who came in the Mayflower, 1620. See note 18. 

For Mayo see note 21. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 207 

I 

[367] HODIAH JENKINS,* (Sister of Simeon, ) 

b. Great Marslies, West Barnstable, Mass., 1780; m. Samuel Crocker.* 
She d. W. Barnstable, 1812. , 

Children: 

1053, Lucy, b. 1805: m. Daniel Parker. 

1054. Samuel, " 1812; d. at sea. 

[368] LUCY JENKINS,^ (Sister of Simeon,) 

b. Great Marshes, West Barnstable, Mass., 1782; m. Nathan Dillingham. t 
She d, Dennis, Mass., 1805. 
No issue. 

[370] LOT JENKINS,'^ (Lot,^ Samuel,* Experience Hamlin, » James,2i) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., Sept. 28, 1765; 
Child: 

1055.* Payne. 

Perhaps others. 

[374] ESTHER NYE," (Lemuel, « Sarah Jenkins,* Experience Hamlin, ^ 
James,2i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Feb. 19, 1759. One Esther Nye,4: m. Dec. 10, 
1780, Peter Nye. 

[376] ASA NYE,6 (Bro. of Esther,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Nov. 9, 1763; m. Nov. 27, 1788, Mercy Parker, b. Aug. 
1768. He d. West Barnstable, Apr. 25, 1840; she June 8, 1851, aged 82 yrs., 10 mo. 

[379] SILAS HAMBLIN," iSilas,^ James,*32i) 

b. 1747; m. Polly, dau. of David Lines, g Tavern keeper; Prescott, Out. 

His son William wrote from Alexandria Bay, N. Y., 1845: "My father was 

brought up from an early age until manhood, by Col. Harvey, of Sharon, Ct. 

He was a soldier in the British army during the revolution, and was taken 

prisoner with Gen. Burgoyne's army. He afterwards went to Canada, and 

resided there until his death. My mother, Polly, was the only daughter, and 

1 think, only child of David Lines, ship carpenter, of N. Y. city. Fatlier had 

only one sister, Jemima, who married John Hillebut, of VVesttield, near Fort 

Ann, N. Y. He had three half brothers, Seth, Amos and Zaccheus. I was 

born and lived in Canada until 31 years old, and since in the state of N . Y 

Both d. Prescott, Out.; he 1820; she 1804, aged 55 years, 

Children; 



)i 



10.56.* 


David. 




1057.* 


Fkancis. 




1058.* 


Benjamin. 




1059.* 


Nancy. 




1060.* 


Elizabeth. 




lOtil.* 


Silas, 


b. 1790, 


1062.* 


William Lines, 


" 1792 


1063. 


John, 





d. Prescott, unm. 



* Note 184. For Crocker see notes li"! and 39. 

t Note 185. EDWARD DILLINGHAM i was one of the "Ten men of Sauiius." wlio 
settled in Sandwich, Mass., 1637. His descendants are common in tliat part of Mass. 
+ Note 186. For Nye see note 34. 

S Note 187. THOMAS LINES, freeman. Mass., May, 1(545. 
KOGER LINES settled at Jamaca, L. 1.. about 1656. 



208 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[380] JEMIMA HAMBLIN,« (Sister of Silas,) 

b. 1754; m. John Hillibert; farmer; Westfleld, near Fort Ann, N. Y.; she 
d. Feb., 1830: 

Children: 

1064.* John. 

1065.* A Daughter. 



[381] AMOS HAMBLIN,"' (Bro. of Silas,) 

prob. b. Sharon, Ct.; supposed to have settled in Darlington, Ontario, about 
1824-30. 



[382] ZACCHEUS HAMBLIN," (Bro. of Silas,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Sept. 6, 1760: private in Capt. Roderick Beebe's Co., in Col. 
Dow's N. Y. Regt.; enlisted from Kinderhook, 1777, and served one month; 
enlisted again in a N. Y. Regt., 1778, for 1 mo.: private in Capt. Chapman's 
Co., in Col. Abraham Van Alstyne's N. Y. Regt.; enlisted 1778 for 1 month. 
He also appear in Capt. Aaron or Arendt Ostrander's and Capt. Gershom 
Truesdel's Cos., in Col. Abraham Van Alstyne's 7Ch Regt. N. Y., Levies and 
Militia, Kinderhook District. He was at the capture of Gen. Burgoyne's army. 
His app. for pension was dated, Villenove, N. Y., Oct. 11, 1832. At one time lie 
resided at Sharon, Schoharie Co., N. Y. No further account of him. 



[383] SETH HAMLIN. 6 (Bro. of Silas,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Mar. 17, 1761; ra. Rebecca Jones, b. Dec. 10, 1759; private in 
Capt. Aaron Ostrander's Co., in Col. Abraham VanAlstyne's 7th Regt. N. Y. 
Levies and Militia, Kindehook District; farmer: removed from N. Y. State, 
and resided at Darlington, Ontario. Botli d. Darlington. 





Children: 








1066. 


Maktha; 


b. 


Feb. 


7, 1799. 


1067.* 


Joshua, 


(1 


Oct. 


13, 1800, Darlington. 


1068.* 


William, 


(1 


Nov. 


2, 1802. 


1069. 


Amos, 


a 


Mar. 


27, 1805; rem. to the states. 


1070.* 


Davii>, 


a 


May 


19, 1807. 


1071.* 


Eli, 


ii 


June 


13, 1809, Darlington. 


1072. 


Maria, 


it 


Jan. 


12, 1812: d. unm. about 1858. 


1073. 


ASAHEL, 


" 


Dec. 


12, 1814; rem. to the states. 


1074.* 


Peter, 


u 


Dec. 


25, 1816. 


1075.* 


.John, 


a 


Feb. 


1, 1817. 



[384] .JAMES HAMBLEN,« (Caleb.s .James,* 32 1) 

prob. b. Waquoit, Falmouth, Mass.; unmarried. It is traditional that he 
served in the Revolution; was captured by the British, and d. in Dartmoor 
prison, England; another account says he d. at sea; perhaps he served on the 
sea in the Revolution. 



[385] NATHAN HAMBLEN,' (Bro. of .Tames,) 

prob. b. Waquoit, Falmouth, Mass.; m. there, May 28, 1778, Tabitha 



SIXTH GENERATION. 209 

Phinney,* b. Waquuit. One Xathan ITamblen m. June 2(i. 1806, Tliankful 
Mei^s, both of Falmouth: perhaps his 2cl wife. He resided in the old house 
where that of Asa P. Tobey stood, 1896. It is traditional that he and his 
brother James served together in the Revolution. He d. Waquoit, Oct. 28, 1818. 
Ch. b. Falmouth: 

1076.* William, b. Sept. 19, 1780. 

1077.* Reuben, " Jan. 11, 1789. 

1078.* Nathan, " Oct. 18, 1792. 

1079. Ghafton, " Oct. 10. 179.5. 

1080. James, d. unmarried. 

[386] CALEB HAMBLEN." (Bro. of James,) 

prob. b. Waquoit, Falmouth, Mass.: unmarried; "Boy" and Seaman, on 
Brigantine, Rising Empire, commanded by Capt. Richard Whelden; enlisted 
May 24, 1776; dis. Sept. 3, 1776: also, private in Capt. John Grannis' Co., roll 
dated Tarpaulin Cove, enlisted Feb. 12, and dis. Feb, 29, 1776; also, private in 
same Co., enlisted Mar. I, and dis. June 1, 1776, served on sea coast defense, at 
the Elizabeth Islands — Nantucket and Martha's Vinyard; also, private in 
Capt. Samuel Fish's Co., in Col. Nathaniel Freeman's militia Regt., served 
four days on alarm at Falmouth and Dartmouth, Sept. 1779. Possibly, some of 
this service related to his father, Caleb Hamlin.'^ It is supposed he d. at sea. 

[387] REUBEN HAMBLEnV (Bro. of James,) 

prob. b. Waquoit, Mass., about 17.58; mariner; private in Capt. Joshua 
Tobey's Co.; enlisted July 26, 1775, served 5 mos. and 18 days: also in Capt. 
Elisha Nye's Co.: enlisted April 5, 1776; served to June 1, 1776, on sea coast 
defense, company stationed at Elizabeth Islands; private in Capt. Adam 
Bailey's Co., in Col. .lohn Bailey's 2d Regt. Mass. Line, in Cont. army; enlisted 
by Capt. Dunham, Mar. 17, 1777, for the war: age, 18; stature. 5 feet, 6 inches; 
light complexion and hair; res. Sandwich, Mass.; he appears to have served 
until Dec. 31, 1781. (Col. Bailey was superseded by Lt.-Col. Sprout, Jan. 1, 1781.) 
His name appears in a list of men of the 2d Mass. Regt. who did not receive the 
gratuity granted by Act of Jan. 15, 1781. He died at sea, unm.: one Reuben 
Hamblen, of Falmouth, d. on passage from Orleans to Liverpool, Sept. 11, 1829. 

[388] BENJAMIN HAMBLEN,'' (Bro. of James,) 

prob. b. Waquoit, Mass.: mariner; private in Capt. Abijah Bangs' Co., in 
Col. Dyke's Mass. Regt.: enlisted Sept. 1: dis. Dec. 1, 1776; private in Capt. 
Ward Swift's Co., on a return for bounty money for service on a secret expe- 
dition to Rhode Island, in October, 1777; private in Capt. Samuel Fisher's Co., 

* Note 189. " .JOHN PHINNFA^i was in Plymouth. Mass. as early as 16.^8; his wife. Chris- 
tian d. there, 1649; he removed to Barnstable, and m. there, Iti.'y). AhiKall, widow of Henry Cog- 
gin, a wealthy merchant and adventurer, who was among the fir.st settlers at Coggin's Pond; 
she d. Barnstable. 165:5; m. lid, Eli/.aljeth Bayley; constable; he removed to Mt. Hope. R. 1. 

Children: 

John, b. Dec. 24. 16;«, Plymouth; m. Mary Rogers. 

Jonathan, " Aug. 14, 165.5; " Joanna Kinnecut. 

Robert. " Aug. KJ, 1656; d. in the French war. 

Hannah, " Sept. 2,16.57; m. Ephralm Morton. 

Elizabeth, " Mar. 15, 1659. 

m. Elizabeth Warren. 



JOSIAH. 


" Jan. 


U, 1661; 


Jeremiah, 


" Aug. 


15. 1662. 


Joshua, 


'■ Dec. 


1665. 



210 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

in Col. Nathaniel Freeman's Regt., served eight days on Falmouth and Dart- 
mouth alarm, Sept., 1779. He d. at sea, unm. 

[389J THOMAS HAMLEN,« ( Bro. of James, ) 

prob. b. Waquoit, Mass.; private in Capt. Elisha Nye's Co.; enlisted Feb. 
15, and dis. Apr. 20, 1777; stationed at Elizabeth Islands. He signed a petition 
for increase of wages Nov. 10, 1777; also, private in Capt. Joseph Griffith's Co., 
in Col. John Jacob's Regt.; enlisted July 2(5, 1778; dis. Jan. 1, 1779; res. Fal- 
mouth. He perhaps afterwards res. at Chatham, Mass. 

[391] Capt. NATHANIEL HAMBLEN,6 (Bro. of James, ) 

b. Falmouth, Mass., Apr. 17, 1774; m. Sandwich, Mass., by .lonathan Burr, 
Dec. 28, 1797, Fear, dau. of Cornelius and Mary (Fish) Fish,* b. Sandwich. June 
6, 1776; master mariner; Falmouth; at one time a government pilot; a brave 
man, highly esteemed. In the 1812 war he was witli the troops defending our 
shipping at Falmouth, when a cannon shot went through the house wliere he 
was; to inspire the men lie placed himself at the hole made by the shot and 
declared that no Englisliman could hit the same place twice. He owned a ship 
with his sons James and Cornelius. On one occasion they were in Halifax, 
Nova Scotia; it was then contrary to the regulations of the place to take emi- 
grant ships into that port. While there, such a ship arrived, and Capt. Ham- 
blen boarded and brought her into harbor, for which he was arrested and 
lodged in jail. His sons and crew broke the jail to release him; but knowing 
that it would compromise the jailor, he refused to leave; and for his manly 
conduct was soon released. James was his favorite son, and when home from 
sea they were often found together, gunning or tishing. The melancholy death 
of his son, lost at sea, 1831, cast a gloom over his declining years. He retired 
and lived a few years longer at Waquoit. Both died Sandwich; he Oct. 18, 
1841; she Jan. 14, 1854. 





Ch. b. Sandwich: 








1081.* 


James, 


Nov. 


20, 


1798. 


1082.* 


Cornelius Fish, 


Sept. 


1, 


1800. 


1083.* 


Hannah, 


June 


13, 


1803. 


1084.* 


Nathaniel, 


July 


25. 


1805. 


1085.* 


Deborah, 


Nov. 


20, 


1807. 


1086.* 


Ezra, 


July 


19, 


1812. 


1087.* 


Marshall Chtlds, 


Apr. 


17, 


1815. 



[393] HANNAH HAMBLEN," (Sister of James,) 

prob. b. Falmouth. Mass.; m. Christopher, perhaps son of Prince West,t 
of Lee, Mass. 

[.394] DELIVERANCE HAMBLIN," (Job,^ James,* 321) 

b. Falmouth, Mass.; published Lee, Mass., Dec. 22, 1777, to be m. to Icha- 

bod Backus, J of Lee, Mass.; hog reave, 1780, '84 and '87; highway surveyor, 1781; 

she d. Falmouth, Nov. 13, 1793. 



* Note 190. CORNELIUS FISH, son of Jonathan, of Sandwich, Mass. He served in 
Capt. Simeon Fish's Co., of Sandwich, 1778-9. His wife, Mary, was dau. of Capt. Thomas Fish, 
of Falmouth, Mass., also a Rev. soldier. 

+ Note 191. PRINCE WEST, and his children: Barsheba, Hannah, .John. Silvanus, 
Christopher, Heman, Amey and Philo were members of the church in Lee. Mass., July 3, 1783. 

t Note 192. WILLIAM BACKUS,i b. England; came from Norwich, Eng. to America 
in the Ratnhoit', Capt. Haskins, master, 1637; settled first in Saybrook, Ct. ; later an original 



SIXTH GENERATION. 211 





Ch. b. Lee: 








1088. 


Deborah, 


Jan. 


29, 


1779. 


1089. 


Joshua, 


Apr. 


16, 


1781. 


1090. 


Job, 


Feb. 


10, 


1784. 


1091. 


Simeon, 


Apr. 


16, 


1786. 


1092. 


Cornelius, 


Oct. 


8, 


1788. 


1093. 


David, 


Mar. 


31, 


1791. 



[395] ELIZABETH HAMBLIN,^ (Sister of Deliverance,) 

b. Falmouth, Mass., Jan., 1764; m. Lee, Mass., June, 1785, David, son of 
Jonathan and Sarah (Fenner) Foote,* b. Colchester, Ct., Sept. 4, 1760; she re- 
moved with her parents to Lee, 1772; he removed from Colchester, Ct., to Lee, 
1775. Private in Capt. Ezra Whittlesey's Co., Berkshire Co. detachment under 
Col. John Brown; enlisted Sept. 11, 1777; dis. Sept. 30, 1777; also, private in 
Capt. Samuel Goodrich's Co., in Lt.-Col. Miles Powell's Berkshire Co. Regt.; 
enlisted July 18, 1779; dis. Aug. 22, 1779; service at New Haven, Ct.; also, 
private, Capt. Amos Porter's Co., in Col. David Rossiter's Regt.: enlisted Oct. 
14, 1780, for service on alarm at Berkshire Co.: dis. Oct. 17, 1780; also, private 
same Co. and Regt.; enlisted Oct. 18, 1780, for service on alarm at Berkshire 
county; dis. Oct. 21, 1780. Farmer; Lee; Whig; highway surveyor, 1794. In 
1816, with his family, he removed by way of Buffalo, N. Y., to Dover, Ohio, 
then a howling wilderness. The journey was made with horses and wagon, 
occupying three weeks: Presbys. Both d. Dover; she Jan, 1844; lie Jan. 31, 1851. 
Ch. b. Lee: 

23, 1786. 

21, 1788. 

11, 1790: d. Oct. 14, 1790. 

18, 1791. 

3, 1794. 
29, 1796. 

7, 1800. 
15, 1803. 

6, 1807. 

5, 1809. 

proprietor of Norwich. Ct.. 1659-60. One autliority states that he m. Sarali, dau. of Rev. John 
Chodes or Choder, of Branford, Ct. ; another that he m. Ann, dau. of Rev. .John Charles, of 
Broolcfield, Ct. The name was originally spelled Bockius, and was pronounced in New Eng- 
land, Beckus. He d. Norwich. 1661 . 

WILLIAJkl BACKUS,2 b. England; an early settler of Norwich. Ct. ; deputy to the Gen. 
Court many years; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Lieut. William Pratt. 

.JOSEPH BACKUS.3 b. Norwich. Ct., Sept. 6, 1669; m. .\pr. 9, 1690. Elizabeth, dau. of T)ea. 
Simon Huntington, of Norwich; deputy to the Gen. Court 40 years. He d. Norwich, Dec, 1740. 

Ch. b. Norwich: 

S.\MUEL. .Tan. 6, ]69:j; m. Eiizatieth Tracy. 

Simon, Feb. 11,1700. " Eunice Edwards 

Ebenezer, Mar. 'M, 1712, " Abigail Trumbull. 
* Note 193. NATHANIEL FOOTE.i b. England about l.VCJ; m. about 1615, in England, 
Elizabeth, sister of .John Deming. Foote and Deming were among the first settlers in Wethers- 
field. Ct. He d. there, 1644; and his widow m. about 1646, Gov. Thomas Wells. The coat of 
arms, granted by King .James I, to their ancestor, was a shield divided by a chevron, with 
quarterings of clover leaves; crest, an oak tree; motto. Ix)yalty and Truth. The tradition of 
its bestowal is: In a war between the English and Scotts, King .James was in danger of being 
destroyed, when James Foote, a trusty officer, escorted him to a wood where was a large oak. 



1094.* 


Betsey, 


June 


1095.* 


Thomas, 


May 


1096. 


David. 


July 


1097.* 


Silas, 


Aug. 


1098.* 


Delia, 


May 


1099.* 


Lou VISA. 


Nov. 


1100.* 


Temperance, 


Nov. 


1101.* 


Ransom, 


Feb. 


1102.* 


Laura, 


Jan. 


1103.* 


Caroline, 


Aug. 



212 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[396] CORNELIUS HAMBLIN, 6 (Bro. of Deliverance,) 

b. J'almouth, Mass., Apr. 15. 1766; m. there, June 23, 1794, Mercy Phinnej,* 

of Falmouth, b. Aug. 21, 1773; he was then a resident of Lee, Mass.; removed 

there when a child with his parents: res. Lee; Congs.: it also appears that he 

was a Methodist, 1818 and 1821. Both d. there; he Oct. 29, 1842: she Dec. 2.3, 1852. 





Ch. b. Lee: 










[stone. May 20, 1803. 


1104. 


Job, 


Apr. 


21, 


1795; 


killed 


by fall of mantle 


1105. 


William Phinney, 


June 


21. 


1796: 


d. Oct. 


23, 1797. 


1106.* 


William Phinney, 


Feb. 


11, 


1799. 






1107. 


Stephen, 


June 


21, 


1802: 


d. Oct. 


13, 1828, unm. 


1108.* 


Lucy P., 


Apr. 


11. 


1804. 






1109. 


Hannah S. 


June 


12. 


1806: 


d. Aug 


9, 1822, unm. 


1110.* 


Mercy, 


Nov. 


22 


1809. 






IIIL* 


Maky C, 


Jan. 


2o! 


1811. 






1112.* 


Job, 


Jan. 


15, 


1813. 







[.397] DAVID HAMBLIN." (Bro. of Cornelius,) 

m. by Rev. Alvan Hyde, Lee, Mass., Oct. 8, 1794, Sarah Backus. t His name 
appears in tlie town records of Lee as hog reave, 1796. David Hamblin's mark: 
half crop upper side right ear and a half penny upper side the left. He received 
a lease of 19 acres and 70 rods of school land in Lot 2, Fourth Division, in the 
Hopland District, dated Nov. 6, 1809. Farmer, Lee. An eccentric man, and 
had peculiar religious beliefs, he erected an altar of stones on top of a hill near 
his house, where he worshipped, and was found dead there. May 3, 1830. Wm. 
P. Hamblin. a nephew, wrote, 1847; that but two of his children had families, 
David and Benjamin. 

the trunk whereof was hollow; and there concealed him unknown to anyone until he had a 
safe retreat. For this act the Kins ordered tlie coat of arms for James Foote. 

NATHANIEL FOOTE,2 b. England, about 1620; m. 1646. Elizabeth, dau. of Lt. Samuel 
Smitli. of Wethersfleld. Ct.. and Hadley, Mass. He. res. Wethersfield, where he d. 1655. 

NATHANIEL FOOTE.s b. Wethersfield, .Jan. 10, 1617; m. May 2, 167:.', Mary, dau. of Nath- 
aniel and Catherine (Chapin) Bliss., b. 16.>0; res. Hatfield and Springfield, .Mass., Stratford. 
Branford and Wethersfield, Ct. ; quarmaster of Capt. William Turner's Co. in the " Falls 
Fight," in King Phillip's war, May 17, 1676; he d. Wethersfleld. Jan. 13. 170:j; she d. Col- 
chester. Apr. 3. 1745. 

NATHANIEL FOOTE.* b. Wethersfield, Sept. 9. 1682; m. July U. 1711, Ami Clark, of 
Lebanon. Ct. ; res. Colchester. Ct. ; captain, 1736; deputy 23 sessions ; justice of Hartford Co., 
1731-62: he d. Colchester. Aug 20, 1774. 

JONATHAN FOOTE. b. Colchester. Ct., Mar. 33, 1715; m. May 25, 1749, Sarah, dau. of John 
Fenner; res. Saybrook. Ct. ; returned to his native town and rem. to Lee. Mass., about 1775. 
Both d. Lee; he Nov. 21. 1S03; she 1791, aged 61. It is not known if he descended from the Foote 
family above mentioned. 

Children: 



Freelove, 


b. Mar. 


11. 1750. 


Jonathan, 


" Mar. 


30. 1753. 


Fenner. 


" Oct. 


5, 1754. 


Sarah, 


'• Jan. 


12. 1758. 


David. 


" Sept. 


4, 1760; m. Elizabeth Hamblin. 


ASAHEL. 


" Apr. 


,22, 1763. 


LOVISA. 


•• 


1765. 


Solomon. 







* Note 194. For Phinney see note 189. 

+ Note 195. For Backus see note 193. Moriah Backus and her children: Hannah, Sarah, 
Nathaniel, Anson and Ben.iamin. were members of the church in Lee, Mass.. July 3, 1783. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 



21. J 



1113. 

1114.* 

111.3. 

lll(j.* 

HIT. 

1118.* 



Ch. b. Lee: 

Abigail, Aug. 4, 1795; d. July 22. 1813. 

Maria, June 23, 1797. 

Benjamin, d. .July 16, isoi, aged 5 mos. 

David, July 23, 1802. 

Nathaniel. 

Benjamin B.. Aug. 8,1809. 



[398] JAMES HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Cornelius,) 

b. Oct. 1, 1783; m. Lee, Mass., by Rev. Alvan Hyde, D. D., June 4, 1807, 

Anna Roberts, b. Apr. 11, 1788. He resided Lee, where he d. Jan. 13, 1824: she 

m. John Rem ley. 

Ch. b. Lee: 

Deborah, Feb. 28, 1808. 

Julius Augu.stus, Feb. 8, 1810. 

James F., Feb. 21, 1817. 

Charles Marshall. Nov. 10, 1820. 

Anne, Oct. 18, 1823. 



1119.* 
1120.* 
1121.* 
1122.* 
112.3.* 



[399] JOSEPH GUILDS,^ (Josepl^ Deliverance Hamblen,* James,:' « i) 
b. 1750. 



1124.- 



Child: 
Jo.'^EPH, b. 1775. 



[414] JOSIAH HAMLEN,« (Timothy,5Zaccheus,* Jonathan,:Mames,-!i) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., 1762; m. Yarnx)uth, Mass., 1783, Elizabeth, dau. of 
David and Thankful (Crowell*) O'Kelley, b. Barnstable. Feb. 23, 1765. In early 
life a mariner; later farmer: removed to Harlem, now China. Maine, about 
1796; afterwards to Winslow, and to South China about 1830. Both d. there; 
he Dec, 1844; she Feb. 3, 1862. 





Children: 


1125.* 


Abigail, 


1126. 


Esther, 


1127.* 


Isaiah, 


1128.* 


JOSIAH, 


1129.* 


Gorham. 


1130.* 


Bethania G 


1131.* 


Cyrene M., 


1132.* 


Hallett, 


1133.* 


Jesse, 


1134. 


Sylvanus, 



b. Aug. 25, 1784; Yarmouth. 



d. in childhood. 



b. July 1, 1789: Yarmoutli. 
1795. 

b. Dec. 1, 1800; Harlem. 
" Oct. 25, 1803; Harlem. 
" Apr. 7, 1807; Winslow. 
" about 1818; So. China, 
drowned away from home. 



[415] De.a.. timothy HAMLIN,- (Bro. of Josiah ) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Nov. 9, 1764; m. China, Maine, Dec. 24, 1787, Martha 
Priest, b. Nov. 3, 1769. Farmer; China: Democrat; deacon in Baptist church; 
he dropped the "b" from his name; his descendants spell the name '•Hamlin" 
and "Hamlen." Both d. China; he Apr. 16, 1849; slie Aug. 16, 1847, 



* Note iflO. 



For Crowell see note 52. 



214 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Ch. b. Chi 


na: 






1135.* 


David, 


Mar. 


25, 1789. 




1136.* 


Daniel, 


Apr. 


3, 1791. 




1137. 


Timothy, 


Mar. 


31, 1793; d. 


1795. 


1138. 


Lois, 


May 


2, 1795; d. 


Oct. 2, 1819 


1139.* 


Jonas, 


Apr. 


23, 1797. 




1140.* 


Otis, 


Apr. 


12, 1799. 




1141.* 


Reuben, 


Jun. 


4, 1802. 




1142.* 


Calvin, 


Apr. 


26, 1804. 




1143.* 


SOPHRONIA, 


Apr. 


23, 1606. 




1144. 


Louisa, 




d. 


youn^. 


1145.* 


Lucy W,, 


May 


10, 1809. 




1146.* 


Sumner, 


Jun. 


12, 1811. 




1147.* 


Mary, 


Oct. 


9, 181.3. 





[416] MARY HAMBLIN,6 (Sister of Josiah,)' 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Nov. 17, 1767; removed with her parents to Cliina, 
Maine, 1781; m. Aug. 17, 1784, Eleazer B. Dicliey,* b. Londonderry, Mar., 1760, 
Pi'ivatein Capt, Benjarain Burton's Co., in Col. Sherburne's Regt.; enlisted 
April, 1778, and seved one year; also, in Capt. Traf ton's Co. same Regt.; in 
which he served a year; also, in Capt. North's Co., in CoL Henry Jackson's 
Regt., in which he served a year; in all he served 3 yeare and 9 months. He 
was wounded in the Revolution, and was quite lame. His app. for pension was 
dated Swanville, Maine, Apr. 24, 1818; removed to Vassalboro, Maine, 1773; and 
to Monroe, Maine, 1805; where they res. the remainder of their lives. Both d. 
Monroe; she May 9, 1852; he June 8, 1852. 





Children; 






1148.* 


Abigail. 






1149.* 


William, 






1150.* 


Mary, 




Monroe, 


1151.* 


Eleazer, b. 


Sept. 


9, 1790. 


1152.* 


Pauline, " 




1797; Monroe, 


1153.* 


Jane. 






1154.* 


David. 






1155.* 


Hallett. 






1156.* 


Eliza. 






1157. 


Alexander, 




m. Mehi table 


1158.* 


Priscilla. 






1159.* 


Martha, b. 


Mar. 


7, 1804, Union. 


1160.* 


Hamblin, 




1806, Monroe. 



[417] PRISCILLA HAMBLIN," (Sister of Josiah.) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., June 27, 1769; removed to China. Maine, with her 

* Note 197. JOHN DICKEY. i came from Londonderry, Ireland, to Scotland ;; thence to 
America, 1729; m. Margaret, sister of Gen. George Reid. 
Children: 
Adam, b. 1722, Londonderry. Ireland, m. .lane Strahorn •, lie served ander Gen. 

Stark in the Rev. ; res. Walijole, N. H, 
Matthew, Rev. soldier. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 



215 



parents, 1781; m. Vassalboro, Maine, Ichabnd, son of Judah Chadwick,* b. 
Barnstable, Nov. 11, 1763. They res. Winslow, Maine: Baptists. Sheisde.scribcd 
as a jolly little woman, with always a story for the children; an excellent house- 
keeper, as were her daughters. A grand-daughter writes: " To be told that if 
1 would be a good girl all the week I might go to Grandma's Saturday, and 
walk to church with Grandpa in the morning, was enough to keep rae very 
good. The walk was more than a mile and a half, but he never missed it, and 
the last words of Grandma would be: ' Now, walk proper, for it is the Sabbath 
day." With stick in hand, in imitation of Grandfather's staff, which he always 
carried, 1 trudged along behind him, stepping as nearly in his steps as I could, 
thereby 'walking proper,' as I thought. Grandmother usually rode to church 
with Aunt Lucy. They were frugal, industrious people." In 1805 he was del- 
egate from Harlem, now China, to the ordination of Rev. Nathaniel Robinson, 
who became pastor of the Baptist church in Palermo, Maine. He d. of cancer, 
Yassalboro, 1839: she survived him and d. knitting in her chair, China, 1856. 

Children: 



]161. 


Sophia, 






prob. d. young. 


1162.* 


Zekuiah, 


June 


27, 1790. 




1163.* 


Clement, 


Apr. 


21, 1792. 




1164.* 


Esther, 


Apr. 


14, 1794, 


China. 


1165.* 


Chloe, 


Aug. 


6, 1796. 




1106.* 


Tryphena, 


June 


23, 1798. 




1107.* 


Tryphosa, 


May 


3, 1800, 


China. 


1168.* 


John, 


Feb. 


21, 1802. 




1169. 


Eliza F., 


Oct. 


23, 1804: 


d. China, unm. 


1170.* 


Priscilla Hamblin, 


Sept. 


4, 1806, 


China. 


1171.* 


Lucy, 


Nov. 


3. 1808. 




1172.* 


.Julia Ann, 


July 


30, 1810, 


China. 


1173.* 


Mary Ann, 


Apr. 


4, 1813, 


Augusta. 



[419] SOLOMON HAMBL1N.« (Bro. of Josiah,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., 1773: m. Betsey Livermore.t b. Methuen, Mass.: re- 
moved with his parents to Cliina. Maine, 1781; killed by falling of a tree in 
Maine, about Feb., 1800; she d. perhaps at Hallowell, Maine, between 1825-30. 

Children: 
1174. William, d. unm. 

1175.* Solomon, b. Apr. 3, 1800. 



[421] JABEZ HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Josiah,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., 1777; m. Waterville, Maine, about 1800, Keziah Tay- 
lor. He served in Capt. Binney's Co., in 4th U. S. Infantry; enlisted Mar. 18, 



m. E- 



Webber. 



Note 198. JUDAH CHADWICK, of Falmouth, Mass. 
Children: 
Job. 
James. 
Judah, 

ICHABOD. 

Lot. 

CORYDON. 

Abel,. 
Jason. 

Note 199. 



Priscilla Hamblin. 



For Livermore see note 168. 



216 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



1813: d. Dec. 9, 1813: she m. 2d. .Tames W hidden, of Milo, Maine. Her app. for 
pension was dated Sebec, Maine, .Jan. 2, 1855, her af^e then 78: Baptist. 
No issue. 



[423 



REBECCA HAMBLEN,« 



b. Barnstable, Mass., Feb. 3, 1 


781: m. 


by Rev. . 


Mass.. Nov. 


4, 1807, Ezra Fisher, 


b. Apr. 


25, 1782; 


Mar. 2«j, 184 


7. 

Children: 






1176. 


Salome Dimmock, 


b. Aug. 


29, 1809: 


1177. 


Charles,. 


'• July 


6, 1810; 


1178. 


Edmund, 


" Dec. 


26, 1811, 


1179. 


LUTHEK, 


" Feb. 


2, 1814, 


1180. 


Betsey, 


" Aug. 


3. 1816, 


1181. 


Nancy, 


" Jan. 


7, 1819: 


1182.* 


Harriet Skinner, 


" Oct. 


, 21. 1,^21. 


1183. 


Laura, 


•' Jan. 


31, 1825: 


1184. 


George, 


" Aug. 


26, 1826: 


1185. 


Warren, 


" Jan. 


1, 1835. 



Jonathan,'^ < 3 James,2i) 
Rev. Jonathan Burr, Sandwich, 
25, 1782; slie d. Aug. 13, 1872; he d. 



m. Jonathan Hamblen.' 

d. Mar. 29, 1869. 

" Dec. 26, 1886. 

" Nov. 16, 1835. 

'• Sept. 27, 1818. [111. 

m. David .lones, Lineville, 

m. Jonathan Farnum. 
d. June 6, 1848. 



[424] BETSEY HAMBLEN," (Sister of Rebecca,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass.: m. there, Aug. 26, 1809, Seth Backus.* They had a 
family of children: removed west. 

[425] CHARLES HAMBLEN,6 (Bro. of Rebecca,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Aug 10, 1792: rn. Falmouth, Mass., Jan. 1, 1815, Chloe, 
dau. of Noah and Joshua Fuller, t b. Falmouth, Feb. 21, 1796: farmer: Congs. 
The records of tlie pension office show that he enlisted from Sandwich as 
private on Falmouth Alarm, .Ian. 29-31, 1814: also as private in Capt. Benja- 
min Hamblin's Co., in Col. David Nye's Regt.. Oct. 3-12, 1816. His app. for 
pension, dated Falmouth, May 1, 1878; pensioned Sept. 4, 1879. Both d. Fal- 
mouth; he Dec. 25, 1881; she Sept. 2, 1879. 

Ch. b. Sandwicli: 
1186.* Jonathan, Oct. 31, 18L5. 

[426] ZACCHEUS HAMBLIN," (Isaac,^ Josiah,* Jonathan,^ James,2 1) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., Sept. 30, 1774; m. 1st, Hannah Snow:t m. 2d, Barn- 
stable, Aug. 13, 1812, Lucy widow of his brother Josiah. His brother Isaac 
wrote from Montpelier. Vt., that Zaccheus removed there, 1799; but returned 
to Cape Cod. The Yarmouth records show that he removed there, 1816; select- 
man, Barnstable, 1831-2. He assisted to organize the first Universalist church 
in Hyannis, Mass., 1828. He went to Texas to speculate in land and d. there, 
1840; his widow d. New Bedford, 1844, aged 68. 

Cli. by 1st wife, b. Barnstable: 

Oct. 9, 1798. 
Jun. 28. 1802; 
Dec. 13, 1804. 



1187. 




Idris, 


1188. 




Isaac, 


1189.* 




Reliance, 


1190. 




Erastus Coleman, 


* Note 


200, 


For Backus see note 192. 


+ Note 


201. 


For Fuller see note 112. 


* Note 


202. 


For Snow see note 177. 



d. before 1846. 



Sept. 24, 1708. d. before 1746. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 217 

By 2d wife: 

1191.* Hannah Snow, Dec. 26, 1813; Hyannis. 

1192.* Adaline Lombard, Jun. 2, 1815; Hyannis. 

1193. Lewin Anson, Aug. 13, 1816; d. young. 

[427] JOSIAH HAMBLIN," (Bro. of Zaccheus,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., July 4,1776; m. Lucy Lumbard,* of Barnstable, b. 
1776: removed to Montpelier Vt., 1799; farmer; bed. Montpelier, Aug. 31, 1803. 
His widow returned to Hyannis, Mass., in 1804. making the journey on horse- 
baclf, with her child on a pillion, which was regarded as a remarkable event 
in their lives; she m. 2d, Aug. 13, 1812, his brother Zaccheus Hamblin.« 
Ch. b. Montpelier: 
1194.* Polly, Nov. 27, 1803. 

[429] WILLIAM HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Zaccheus,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Sept. 3, 1780; m. there, by Rev. Jotham Waterman, 

Feb. 13, 1802, Abigail Riley. He removed to Montpelier, Vt., 1799. He d. Oct., 

181 3 y 

Children: 

1195.* Clarissa Harlow, b. Apr. 2, 180-, East Montpelier. 
1196. Almira. 

1197.* Makcus Bingham, b. 1810. 

Perhaps others. 

[430] MARY HAMBLIN,6 (Sister of Zaccheus,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., June 10, 1782; m. Ansel Patterson, b. Conn., 1764, his 

second wife. By a former wife he had several children. Farmer, in Conn., 

Peru, N. Y., and Barre, Vt. Private in Capt. Reed's Co., in Col. Butler's Conn. 

Regt.; enlisted Jan. 1, 1781; wounded West Point, spring, 1783; dis. Oct., 1783. 

She d. Glens Falls, N. Y., Feb. 3, 1867; Jie d. Brattleboro, Vt., Nov. 3, 1843. 

Ch. b. Peru, N. Y.: 
1198.* James Hervey, Mar. 10, 1810. 

[433] EZEKIEL HAMBLIN,8 (Bro. of Zaccheus,) 

b. Barnstable. Mass., Mar. 4, 1787: m. Granville, N. Y., 1816, Phebe Foote.f 
He removed with his father to Vermont, 1799. His brother Isaac wrote, 1846, 
that he removed to Western, N. Y., and left a family, indicating that he was 
then dead. 

[4.54] ISAAC HAMBLIN,« (Bro. of Zaccheus,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Aug. 2. 1790; m. (rranville, N. Y., Jan. 25, 1815, Har- 
riet, dau. of Adonijah and Sarah (Foster) Foote,t b. Conn., Oct. 3,1789. He 
removed to Vermont with his parents, 1799; res. Montpelier; both d. East 
Montpelier: he Apr. 15, 1865; she Oct. 15, 1879. 
Ch. b. Montpelier: 

31, 1816; d. Feb. 21, 1816. 
5, 1817; unm. Jan., 1900. 
3, 1818. 
8, 1826. 
20, 1835; d. Dec. 15, 1899. unm. 



1199. 




William F., 


Jan. 


1200. 




Ruth Mary, 


Jan. 


1201.* 




Eleazer, 


May 


1202.* 




Edwin, 


Dec. 


1203. 




Sarah M., 


Aug. 


* Note 203 


For Lombard 


see note i'-i. 


t Note 


304 


For Foote see 


note li):j. 



218 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[435] LEWIS HAMBLIN,« (David,^ Josiah,* Jonathan,^ James,^ i) 

b. Barnstable, Mass . May 27, 1792; pub, June 7, 1827, and Nov. 27, 1830, and 
ra. Anne, dau. of George Lewis;* res. Hyannisport, Mass. 
!No issue. 

[436] ELVATON HAMBLIN," (Bro. of Lewis,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Mar. 3, 1794; m. Jane J.ones, of Osterville, Mass.; res. 
Hyannisport, Mass. 

No. issue. 

[437] DEBORAH P. HA MBLIN," (Sister of Lewis. ) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Apr. 25, 179(5; m. there. Nov. 28, 1826, Patrick Carney, 

b. Va., Oct. 5, 1780; ship carpenter: Hyannisport; Democrat: Methodists. 

Both d. Hyannisport; she Oct. 27, 1880; he Aug. 5, 1853. 

Ch. b. Hyannisport: 

1204.* John A., Apr. 10, 1828. 
1205.* Sarah A., July 30, 1830. 
1206.* Esther A., Oct. 5, 1833. 

[439] HARVEY HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Lewis,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., May 29, 1804; m. there, Jan. 3, 1828, Lois. dau. of 

James Lewis and Deborah (Phinneyf) Hatha way, J b. Barnstable, Oct. 25, 1802; 

mariner; Hyannisport; he d. there, Jan. 21, 1843: she m. 2d, Hyannisport, Apr., 

1846, Ansel Jones; she d. Hyannisport, July 21, 1888. 

Ch. b. Hyannisport: 



1207.* 


Lloyd B., 


Dec. 


9, 1828. 






1208.* 


Warren T., 


Dec. 


. 2, 1830. 






1209.* 


Mercy H., 


Dec. 


6, 1832. 






1210.* 


Deborah Lewis, 


Dec. 


9, 1834. 






1211. 


Sylvanus L, 


Dec. 


30, 1836: 


unm. 1899. 




1212. 


Lewin a.. 


Jan. 


12, 1839; 


d. June 28. 


1866. 


1213. 


Christina L., 


Jan. 


9, 1841; 


unm. 1899. 





* Note 205. For Lewis see notes 10 and 13. 

+ Note 206. For Phinney see note 189. 

$ Note 207. The name was anciently spelled Hadaway. Four of this name came over 
early: Arthur, settled in Marshfield. Mass., but soon removed to Dartmouth; John and Josepli. 
settled in Taunton, Mass. 

JOHN hadaway. another man. b. 1687, came in the ship Blest<i)ig. from London, 1635; 
m. 1st, July 1,1656. Hannah, dau. of Mary Hallett. presumed to be the widow of Andrew Hallett.i 
of Yarmouth, Mass., who d. early ; m. 2d. May 1. 1672. Elizabeth, dau. of Edward Coleman, of 
Yarmouth, b. Boston. Feb. 28, 1651-2. He settled in Barnstable, Mass.. but removed to Yar- 
mouth, and was taxed there, 1675-6. His house stood a quarter of a mile west of the town house. 
He d. Yarmouth. 1697. 



Children: 




John, b. 


Oct. 1657; d. same year 


John, 


Aug. 16, 1658. 


Hannah, " 


May 1662. 


Edward, " 


Feb. 10, 1663-4. 


Thomas, m, 


. Sarah Baker. 


Gideon, 


Patience Beaumont. 


Sarah, " 


John Page. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 219 

[451] MARK HAMLIN," (Ebenezer,'''*^ .7ames,2i) 

h. Farmington, now Burlington, Ct., Feb. 25, 1765; m. 1st, Roxanna, dau. of 
Capt. Othniel and Sarah (Phinney*) Moses, b. Burlington, 1769; who d. Feb. 17, 
1831; m. 2d, Diadama, widow of Judge James Humphrey, of Canton, Ct. The 
records of the pension office show that he enlisted from Bristol, Ct., March, 
1782, for 9 mos.; private in Lt. Hubbard's Co., in Col. Grosvenor's Ct. Regt. 
His app. for pension was dated Canton, Aug. 4, 1832. He res. in what is now 
Burlington, Ct.: farmer and school teacher. The town records show that he 
was a member of the school com., 1797; he removed to New Hartford, 1806; and 
to Canton, 1814. He d. Canton, May 28, 1840. 

Ch. b. Bristol, now Burlington, Ct: 

1214.* Philo, 1788. 

1215. Norman, m. White; d. in the south. 

1216.* Roxanna, 1790. 

1217.* sophkonia. 

1218.* Experience. 

1219.* Harriet. 

1220.* Hannah. 

1221.* Leonidas Lent, May 10, 1797. 
Two others, d. in infancy. 



[452] ROSABELLA HAML1N,° (Sister of Mark. ) 

b. Farmington, now Burlington, Ct., -Ian. 31, 1767; res. Burlington, and d. 
there. 



[453] ROSINA HAMLIN," (Sister of Mark,) 

b. Farmington, now Burlington, Ct., 1768; m. Whiteley Hunn," son of 
Samuel and Mary (Johnson) Andre ws,t b. Newington, Ct., 1768; farmer; resided 
on the old Simeon Hart place near the center of what is now Burlington, occu- 
pied in 1899 by Mr. Manzer Brocket; removed to Moreau, N. Y.; thence to 
Youngstown, O. She prob. d. Burlington, about 1807-8; he m. 2d, the widow 
of Jesse Fuller, whose maiden name was Woodford, by whom he had other 
children. He was the first constable elected in Burlington, June 16, 1806. 

* Note 308. For Phinney see note 189. 

t Note 209. .JOHN ANDRUS.i settled in the ancient town of Tunxis, now Farmington, 
Ct., about 1640; wife, Mary. It is supposed they came from Essex Co., England; farmer; res. 
on the east side of the river, about two miles north of Farmington village, at the place now 
called Waterville; freeman, May 30, 1658; Congs. He d. 1681; she d. May, 1694; will, .fan. It, 1681. 

■ Bronson. 



Ch. b. 


Farmington: 






Mary, 




164:^; 


m. Thomas Barnes and 


.John. 




1645, 


•' 


Hannah, 


Feb. 36, 


1647; 


m. Obadiah Richards. 


Abraham, 


Oct. 31, 


1648, 


" Sarah Porter. 


Daniel, 


May 37, 


1649, 


.( 


Joseph, 


May 36, 


1651, 


'• Rebecca 


Rachael. 




1654, 


" Ezekiel Buck. 


Stephen, 




1656; 


prob. d. young. 


BEN.JAMIN 




1659; 


m. Mary Smith. 



DANIEL ANDREWS,2 b. Farmington, May, 37. 1649; m. ; a proprietor of Farmington, 1672; 
a large land owner; mem. of church; was living, J704. 



220 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Children: 












1?:?:?. 


Sabra, 


b. 








Newington: d. aged 2i yrs, 


1223. 


Gad, 








1792, 


Bristol, " '" 21 " 


1224.* 


Chauncy C, 




Dec. 


25. 


1794, 


(( 


1225.* 


Theodore, 




June 


23, 


1797, 


a 


1226.* 


Norman, 




May 


15. 


1798, 


a 


1227.* 


Whiteley, 




June 


10, 


1803, 


a 



[454] DAN HAMLIN,« (Bro. of Mark,) 

b. Fariuington, now Burlington, Ct., 1769: m. 1st, in Conn., Lucretia, dau. 
of Reuben Barnes,* of Litclifleld Co. Ct.: m. 2d, Hannali, widow of Samuel 
Churchill, sister of his first wife; lumberman and farmer. Elisha Monross, of 
Bristol, conveyed to Dan Hamlin, of New Hartford, land in Bristol, Nov. 27, 
1789. He removed from Bristol and settled in Moreau, N, Y., 1790, with a 



Ch. b. Farmington. 

Daniel, Mar. 9. 1672; m. Mabel Goff. 

Mary. Dee. 9, 1674, '• Isaac Cowles. 

Joseph. Aug. 10. 1676. " Samuel Hough. 

Thomas, .June 3, 1678; d. Jan. 10. 1680. 

John, June 10, 16S0; m. Mary Goff. 

Martha, July 17, 1682. 

Hannah, Jan. 13, 1684. 

Paul, Jan. 2, 1686. 

Stephen, Aug. 3, 1689; m. Abigail Porter. 

Ebenezer, Aug. 28, 1692 ; d. same year. 

JOSEPH ANDRE WS,3 b.Farmingtou, Aug. 10. 1676; m. Feb. 10, 1707. Susannah, dau. of 
.Samuel and Susannah (Wrotham) Hough, of Norwich, b. Wallingford, Ct.. Nov. 1683. she of 
Saybrook at time of marriage; his second wife was' named Mary; members of the church, 
Farmington; his wiU dated Oct. 13, 1749, proved 1763. 

Ch. b. Farmington : 

Joseph, Apr. 18, 1709; m. Elizabeth Beckwith. 

Susannah, Jan. 20. 1712-3. 

Obadiah, Aug. 2, 1714; m. Mary 

Timothy, Feb. 23, 1717, " Thankful Hunn, and Sarah Hurlbut. 

Ebenezer, Oct. 27, 1718, " Mary Beckwith. 

TIMOTHY ANDREWS.! b. Farmington. Feb. 23, 1717; m. 1st, Sept. 9. 1736, Thankful dau. 
of Samuel and Sarah (Dix) Hunn, b. June 24, 1716; who d. Apr. 19, 1749; m. 2d, June 15, 1749. Sarah 
Hurlbut; res. Newington. Ct. ; soldier French war, 1755; pensioner. He d. May 30, 1765. 
Children: 

Benjamin, b. 1737; m. Anne Churchill. 

Sabra, " July 15, 1739, '• Jonathan Stoddard. 

Samuel. '■ Apr. 27, 1741, " Mary Johnson. 

Elizabeth, " June 12, 1742, " Joseph Churchill. 

SAMUEL ANDREVVS,5 b. Newington. Apr. 27, 1741 ; m. Mary Johnson; res. Newington; 
members church there; removed to West Britain, now Burlington* Ct.. as early as 1785; soldier 
in the French war, 1756; and Rev. soldier, 1776. He d. Burlington, March, 1808; will dated June 
18. 1806; proved May 11, 1808. 



Ch. b. Newington: 






Samuel Johnson, 


1764; 


m. Nancy Taylor. 


Timothy, Aug. ;24, 


1766, 


•' Clarissa Beckwith. 


Whiteley Hunn, 


1768. 


" Rosina Hamlin. 


Theodore, 


1771, 


a soldier. 


Daniel, 


1772; 


d. young. 


Jemima, 


1773; 


m. George Wolcott. 


Daniel, June 21, 


1774, 


•• Polly Hotchkiss. 


James, Dec. 14, 


1781. 


m. Rhoda Fuller. Lyd: 



* Note 210. For Barnes see note 116. 



1228.* 


Tku^ian, 


1229.* 


Sally, 


1230. 


Amelia, 


1231.* 


Ebenezer, 


1232.* 


ROMANTA, 


1233. 


Dan, 


1234.* 


Lent. 


1235.* 


8()PHTA, 


1236,* 


David B., 



SIXTH GENERATION. 221 

large number of people, among whom were his brothers-in-law, Paulinas Potter 
and Samuel Churchill. His pioneer liome was known afterwards as the Tearse 
Place. On Apr. 11, 179(5, he and his wife Lucretia, then of Saratoga town and 
county, N. Y., conveyed their interest in the estate of David Barnes; Demo- 
crat. The last year of his life he lived with his son. Lent. His house with the 
family records was burned and it has been impossible to obtain complete 
records. He d. Moreau, .Tan, 1859; his widow d. .Ian., 1S35. 
Children: 

b. Dec. 1(), 1788, Bristol. 

" Oct. 5, 1790, Moreau; d. Aug. 21, 1808, unm. 

" Mar. 8, 1793. " 

d. Nov. 2, 1879, unm. 
" Feb. 29, 1800, 

•' Apr. 2, 1807, " 

[455] LENT HAMLIN,« (Bro. of Mark,) 

b. Farmington, now Burlington, Ct., 1771; Lent Hamlin, of Bristol, m. 
New London, Ct., May 14, 1795, Elizabeth Davis,* of Groton, Ct. The records 
of Bristol show various conveyances of land from and to him, from 1789 to 1798. 
It is said he removed to New London, Ct., and d. there. 

[457] HANNAH HAMLIN,6 (Sister of Mark,) 

b. Farmington, now Burlington, Ct., 1779; m. Thomas, son of Dea. Thomas 
and Parnell (Brockway) Beckwith,t b. East Haddam, Ct., 1775. She d. Bur- 
lington: he d. May, 1819. 

Children: 

1237. Polly. 

1238. Erastus. 

1239. Ursula. 

1240. Harvey. 

1241. Thomas. 

1242. Hamlin. 

[4.59] LOIS HAMLINV (Sister of Mark,) 

b. Farmington, Ct.; never married. She was a great reader. About 1819-20, 



* Note 311. Eor Davis see notes 4. 17, 42 and 169. 
+ Note 2V2. MATTHEW BECKWITHi the immigrant. 
MATTHEW BECKWITH. .Tr.2 
JONAH BECKWITH.3 

PHILIP BECKWITH,* m. Abigail, dau. of Thomas and Abigail (Smith) Harvey, b. North 
Lyme. Ct., June 16, 1712. 

Dea. THOMAS BECKWITH.s b. Old Lyme, Ct., aljout 1747; ni. about 1768, Parnell Brock- 
way, of East Haddam. Ct., where they had four children; removed to West Britain. Ct., 1780, 
and tliere had five other children. He d. 1829. 
Children : 

Polly. m. Adna Hart. 

Ursula. " .John Hurt. 

Thomas, *• Hannah Hamlin. 
Flavei* 



222 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

she resided with lier nephew Truman Hamhn, at Moreau, N. Y., and cared ff)r 
his children a year, liis wife being dead, and before his second marriage; Sept., 
1824, she wrote to these children from Burlington: she d. very aged at Can- 
ton, Ct. 

[461] ANN GIBBS,« (Sylvia Hunter,-^ Hopestill Hamlin,* Ebenezer,^ 
James,2i) b. Sharon, Ct., Mar 9, 1751; m. there, Dec. 24, 1767, Elijah 
Elmer.* 

[462] Capt. SYLNANUS GIBBS,« (Bro. of Ann.) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Feb. 16, 1753; m. there, Sept. 28, 1777, Betty, dau. of David 
and Jemima (Curticef) Elmer,* b. Sharon, Sept. 22, 1749. He was a Capt. in 
Maj. Samuel Elmer's Co., in Col. Hinman's Regt., which marched to the north- 
ward under Gen. Montgomery, 1775. He d. June 19, 1834. 

Ch. b. Sharon: 

1243. Betsey, b. Mar., 1778: m. Caleb J. Hamlin. « 

[470] Capt. WILLIAM HUNTER," (David,5 Hopestill Hamlin,* 

Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Sharon, Ct., Jan. 3, 1754; m. Windsor, Vt., Jan., 
1777, Mary Newell. He settled in Windsor, Vt., and we learn from the centen- 
nial exercises of that town, that after the battles of Lexington and Bunker 
Hill, and the capture of Ticonderoga, in the summer of 1775, he became the 
orderly sergeant of Capt. John Grant's Co., and joined the regiment at Crown 
Point; which descended the lake to Canada, being then 21 years of age, and 
took part In the capture of St. John and Montreal. He was attached to the 
person of Gen Montgomery, and for good conduct was made 1st Lieut. The 
term of service of the men having expired, Hunter returned for recruits, in 
Dec, 1775; and early in Jan., 1776, marched away on snow shoes to Whitehall, 
N. Y., thence down the lake on the ice to the army destined for Quebec, and 
finally encamped on the Plains of Abraham. In the retreat in the spring this 
regiment was the last to leave the field, and were rear guard. On the march 
he discovered a sick soldier left by the way to die, whom he assisted by carry- 
ing him on his back three miles to the batteaux, and thus saved his life. 
Under Capt. Benjamin Wait and Major Joab Hoisington they were the troops 
which kept back the English and Indians from the northern towns. Declining 
a captaincy In the Continental service, he was Lieut, in the Windsor company 
(of militia) under Capt. Samuel Stowe Savage, and succeeded him as captain, 
1789. He was member of Congress; Judge of Probate, and Councillor. He d. 
Windsor, Vt., Nov. .SO, 1827; she d. Westport, N. Y. Apr. 26, 1844. 

Children: 



1244.* 


Lucy, 


b. July 17, 1786. 


1245.* 


Mary, 


" Feb. 27, 1788, Windsor. 


1246.* 


Franklin, 


" Feb. 11, 1790. 


1247.* 


Sakah, 


" Feb. 1794. [Jane Wilson. 


1248. 


William Guy, 


" Sept.27, 1798: m. Helen Jones and Elizabeth 



* Note 213. One Elmer family of Sharon, Ct. came there from Norwalk, Ct., 1746. 

+ Note 214. CALEB CURTICE, came from Hebron, Ct., and was an original proprie- 
tor of Sharon, Ct. He d. Nov. 20, 1777, aged 74 years. Children: Caleb, Jeremiah, Daniel and 
Nathaniel. 

For Elmer see note 213. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 



223 



[47 
b. - 



!] 



JABEZ HUNTER," (Bro. of William.) 

, N. Y., June 24, 1769; m. Windsor, Vt., Mary, dan. 



of Allen and 



Mary (Wait) Savage, b. West Windsor, Aug. 30, 1774; fanner and hotel keeper; 
Wfndsor, North Hartford, Sharon and Hartford, Vt.; Democrat: High Sheriff; 
and Asst. Supt. Vermont State Prison 14 years: Freemason and Iv. T. Roth d. 
West Harford, Vt.: he Oct. 7, 1848; she Mar. 2, 18(32. 




Jabez Hunter. 





Children: 












1249.* 


Horace, 


b. 


Aug. 


30, 179(i, 


W 


indsor. 


1250.* 


Galen, 




Jan. 


20, 1800, 




u 


125].* 


David, 




Apr. 


1, 1803, 


Westmore. 


1252.* 


John, 






1804, 


W 


indsor. 


1253. 


Emily, 




Mar. 


4, 1807, 




" m. C. C. Rowel 1 


1254.* 


Mary, 




Feb. 


22, 1809, 




(( 


1255.* 


William, 




Feb. 


13, 1811, 




u 


1256.* 


Charles, 


<' 


Jan. 


2, 1816, 




il 



[477] JONATHAN PARDEE," (Sarah Hunter,'^^ Hopestill Ilamlin,« 
Ebenezer Hamlin, » .lames.'^ M prob. b. Sharon, Ct.: m. there. May 2(), 1788, 

Zilpha,'' dau. of Jabez and Dorcas (Barnes) Hamlin, b. Sluiron, Dec. 25, 1764. 

They removed to Delhi, N. Y.: he d. Feb. 10, 1807: she d. Delhi, Apr. 4, 1840. 



224 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. piob. b. Sharon: 

1257. Elizabeth, Mar. 21, 1789; m. Carter; she d. Dec. 8, 1866. 

1258. James, Sept. 5, 1790; d. Aug., 1878, unm. 
1259.* David Huntek. May 12, 1792. 

1260.* Rebecca, May 11, 1794. 

1261.* Daniel Johns, Aug. 11,1796. 

1262.* Mary Ann, Dec. 17, 179-. 

1263.* Sakah, Mar. 20, 1801. 

[478J HANNAH HAMLIN. « (Cornelius,"'* Ebenezer,:* .Tames.^i) 

ta. Sharon, Ct., July 14, 1757: one Hannah Hamlin m. NewMilford, Ct., Jan. 

8, 1768, Samuel, son of Samuel Prindle, and wife— Mrs. Abigail, widow of David 

Skinner and dau. of Ebenezer and Abigail (Skinner) Mudge, b. Mar. 19, 1747; 

res. New Milford, Ct. Perhaps some mistake in date of marriage, or, it may 

have been another Hannah Hamlin. 

[479] CORNELIUS HAMLIN," (Bro. of Hannah,) 

b. Sharon, Ct. June 27, 1759. The history of New Milford, Ct., gives the 
marriage there of Cornelius Hamlin and Esther Oviatt, June 8, 1780; the rec- 
ords of Washington, Ct., gives their marriage Sept. 20, 1780. Private in Capt. 
Edward Rogers' Co., in Col. Fisher Gay's Regt.; enlisted Apr., 1776, for 8 mos. 
See sketch of Capt. Nathaniel Hamlin:' also, private in Capt. Robbins' Co., in 
Col. Hooker's Regt.: enlisted Jan., 1777, for 2 mos.; also, private in Capt. Wood- 
bridge's Co., in Col. Heman Swift's 7th Regt. Conn. Line, for 3 yrs.; in battles 
of Flatbush, Harlem Heights. White Marsh and Monmouth; transferred to 
Invalid Corps: app. corporal, Nov. 1. 1777; his app. for pension was dated Wash- 
ington, Ct., Apr. 21, 1818; his age then given as 60. 

Child: 

1264. Elizabeth Melisse, b. Oct. 2, 1781; d. Dec. 23, 1811. 

[482] Dr. AMOS HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Hannah,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Aug. 8, 1766; m. 1st there, Nov. 22, 1789, Huldah, dau. of 
Samuel and Huldah (Rowley) Mudge,* b. Sharon, Mar. 25, 1770; who. d. Oct. 
17. 1804; m. 2d, Dec. 15, 1805, Elizabeth Van Camp, a relative of Hon. Daniel 
D. Tompkins, of N. Y., who was a warm friend of Dr. Hamlin: shed. Durham, 
N. Y., Mar 29, 1834. He was a self made man; when a boy he worked on a farm, 
read books by the light of pine knots, became a learned man, and a popular 
physician. Private in Capt. Simon Newell's Co., in Col. Willett's N. Y. Regt.; 
enlisted from West Stockbridge, Mass., Mar. 27. 1782: dis. Jan. 6, 1784. It is 
traditional that he served in a fort attacked by Indians, and his temple was 
grazed by a sliot tlirough a loop hole; another time he nearly lost his life from 
cold while wading a stream of water; and that lie .served under Gen. Washing- 
ton at Newburg, N. Y. His app. for pension was dated Durham, N. Y., where 
he settled about 1800. At some time in his life he made a two years cruise 
around tlie world with a Capt. Cook: a drinking cup, obtained on that voyage, 
made by native islanders from sea grass, is in possession of a granddaughter, 
Mrs. Lyman. He was a leader in society and in politics; president of a medical 
college; Whig candidate for Congress. He owned slaves, which he liberated 
from conscientious motives, in advance of the Act of N. Y. liberating slaves. 

* Note 215. For Mudge see notes 47 and 113. 




Dr. Amos Haml'n 



SIXTH GENEEATION. 225 

His portrait and correspondence with Martin Van Buren, who was his friend, 
are in the Bureau of Military Records, in tlie Capitol at All)any, N. Y. He d. 
Durham, Apr. 17, 1843. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

1265. Harriet, b. May B, 1792: d. May 25, 1830, unni. 

126(i. HOMAR, " Oct. 25, 1793, " July 21, 1795. 

1267. Urania, " May 23, 1796, " Apr. 10, 1799. 

1268. HOMERIA, •' Aug. 23,1798," Apr. 11, 1839, unm. 

1269. Louisa, " Aug. 10, 1800, '' Jan. 16, 1824, unm. 

1270. VOLNEY, " Sept. 18, 1802, ^' Sept. 4, 1803. 
1271.* Louisiana, " Sept. 13, 1804, Durham. 

Ch. by 2d wife, b. Durham: 
1272. VOLNEY P., Sept. 18, 1806; d. Feb. 18, 1807. 

1273.* Emily, Jun. 17,1809, " Jan. 29,1839. 

1274. Elizabeth Jane, Feb. 15, 1810, " Sept. 9, 1834, unm. 

1275. Erasmus Darwin, Feb. 2, 1812, " Oct. 10, 1813. 
1276.* Amos, Jan. 20, 1814. 

1277.* Carnot, Sept. 25, 1816. 

1278.* Daniel D. Tompkins, Jan. 29, 1820. 

[486J RICHARD TREAT," (Mary Hamlin,'^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer,-' 

James,2i) b. Sharon, Ct., Mar. 14. 1757: m. 1779, Sarah Bishop. About 1780 
he removed and joined the Shakers under Mother Ann Lee, residing about 
seven miles northwest of Albany, N. Y., where he resided the remainder of his 
life. His mother and grandmother opposed his faith. His dwelling contain- 
ing many of the society records was destroyed by fire, 1875. He was esteemed 
for his virtues and agreeable manners. Either he or his father served in Capt. 
Stephen Smith's Co., in Col. Benjamin Simond's Regt. from July 1 to 31st, 
from Aug. 14 to 20tli, and from Sept. 4 to 20th, 1777: Cori). in Capt. Peter Por- 
ter's Co., in Gen. Fellows' Brig. Berkshire Co.. Mass., Militia, and served at 
Albany; also, served under iien. John Stark: also, served in Capt. Samuel 
Clark's Co., in Col. Powell's Regt. Berkshire Militia. He does not mention his 
military service in his Autobiography, being a " Testimony " in defense of the 
Shaker doctrines. 1<S2(). He composed many hymns. His wife's brother, John 
Bishop, was a prophet, and first elder of the Shakers, with the title Father, in 
the society at Canterbury and Enfield, N. H.; another brotiier was first in 
the ministry at Lebanon, N. H. He d. at the Shaker's Community, Lebanon 
Springs, N. Y., April 19, 1838: she d. Jan. 5. 1832, aged 75. 

[487] DOROTHEAS TREAT," ( Bro. of Ricliard,) 

b. Sharon, Ct.. Feb. 25. 1760: m. : served in Capt. Rowley's Co., in Col. 

Rossiter's Berkshire Co., Mass., Regt.: enlisted New Lebanon, N. Y., Apr., 
1777, for one year; dis. at Fort Miller; also, served in Capt. Aaron Rowley's Co., 
in Col. John Ashley's Berkshire Co. Regt. fi-om July 3 to .Vug. 13, 1777; also, in 
Capt. Stephen Smith's Co., in Col. Benjamin .-simond's flcgt. from Sept. 4 to 
30, 1777; also, enlisted in Capt. Lusk's Co., 1778, for six or nine montlis; also, 
served in Capt. Smith's Co., in Col. Lusk's Regt. three months: enlisted in 
Capt. King's Co., in Col. Warner's Regt., 1780, for the war: also, served in Capt. 
Isaac Marsh's Co., in Col. Sears' Mass. Regt.. from July 13 to Nov. 2. 1781; dis. 
at West Point. Apr., 1783; pensioner. He res. Richland, Oswego Co., N. Y., 
1829: Oswego, 1831: living alternately wil h liis ciiildreu. She d. of cancer, 1831. 



226 THE HAMLIN TAMILY. 

[488] ASAHEL WOODBRIDGE TREAT,« (Bro. of Richard,) 

b. Spencertown, N. Y., Nov. 22, 1762; m. ; served in Capt. Noble's 

Co., in Col. Vrooraan's Regt.; volunteered New Lebanon, N. ¥., May, 1778, and 
served in the forts at Schoharie, N. Y.; substitute for his cousin Thomas Treat, 
in Capt. Bostwick's Co., in Col. Livingston's Regt., 1780, at Peekskill, N. Y.; 
and rendered short terms of service at Dobb's Ferry, Stony Point and Albany; 
then ordered to his Regt. at Ft. Edward; thence with his Co. in a block house 
at Palmertown, where he was dis. after 5i month's service. He was twice 
called out on alarms in the fall of 1781; tifer in Capt. King's Co., in Col. Whit- 
ing's Regt., to go from New Lebanon to Bemis Heiglits, Schenectady and Scho- 
harie, for a few days each time; and private in Capt. Pearcy's Co., in Col. Wil- 
lett's Regt.; fifer in Capt. Bostwick's Co., in Col. Graham's Regt.; farmer. He 
res. various places; Granville, Aurelius, and Henrietta; Brutus, 1828: Freedom, 
1832; Arcadia, 1848; all in N. Y. His letters were mostly written from East 
Otto, Cattaraugus Co.; one in Oct., 1847, from Centreville, Allegheny, Co., 
N. Y. 

Children: 

1279. David. 

1280.* John. 

1281. Gordon. 

1282. William. 
1283.* Laura. 

1284.* Henry, b. July 16, 1799, Grenefield. 

[489] CHARLOTTE TREAT,6 (Sister of Richard,) 

b. May 16, 1768; m. Feb. 17, 1794, Ephriam Pearce; she d. June 7, 1810. 

[490] MARY TREAT," (Sister of Richard,) 

m. Mar. 6, 1794, Matthew Deming. 

[491] ANNE TREAT,6 (Sister of Richard,) 

b. Lebanon, N. Y., Sept. 13, 1773; m. John," son of Elijah and Margaret 
(Gillett*) Goodrich,! b. Dec. 26, 1755, liis 2d wife; he m. 1st, Susan Hamblin, 

* Note 216. JONATHAN GILLETT.i One account states that the Gillett family left 
France about the time of the massacre of the Huguenots— 1572. and settled in Scotland, where 
they res, about fifty seven years, and where it is claimed Jonathan was born. Another ac- 
count states that he was b. Devonshire, Eng. about 1600. He and his brother Nathan, with a 
company of about 140 Puritans from Devonshire,, Dorsetshire and Somersetshire, Eng. with 
Rev. John Warham and Rev. John Maverick as pastors sailed in the Mary and John, Mar. 20, 
1630; arrived off Nantasket May 30. following; and settled at Dorchester, Mass. The brothers 
removed with Rev. Mr. Warham to Windsor, Ct.. about 1636; wife, Mary. He d. Colchester, Ct., 
Aug, 23, 1677; she d. Jan. 5, 1685. 
Children: 

Cornelius. 

Jonathan. 

Mary. 

Anna. 

Joseph, b. July 35, 1641. 

Samuel, " Jan. 22, 1642. 

Abigail. 

John, h. Oct, 5. 1644; m. Mary Baker. 

Jeremiah. " Feb. 12, 1647, " Deborah Bartlett. 

JOSIAH, " July 14, 1650, " Joanna Taintor. 

t Note 217. Lieut. WILLIAM GOODRICH,! prob. b. at or near Bury St. Edmunds 
Suffolk, England; brother of John, who prob. came to America together; m. in Conn., Oct. 4, 



SIXTH GENERATION. 



227 



May 5, 1775. No children by 1st wife. Res. Windsor, Ct,; Hancoclc, Mass.: 



Lebanon and Moravia, N. Y.; Metliodists. 
he May 9, 1834. 

Ch. by 2d wife, b. Lebanon: 

Calvin, Feb. 2, 1800. 

Lucy, Apr. 26, 1802. 

Jeremiah, Jan. 4, 1804. 

Jacob L., July 8, 1806. 



Both d. Moravia; she Oct. 24, 1841; 



1285.* 
1286.* 
1287.* 
1288.* 



1648, Sarah, dau. of Matthew and Elizabeth Marvin, of Hartford, Ct. ; freeman, Conn., May 15, 
1656; deputy from Wethersfleld. Ct.. May 15, 1662; grand juror, 1663; Ensign in Capt. Samuel 
Wells' Co.. xMay 11, 1663; also, Ensign at close of King Phillip's war, 1676. He d. 1676; and his 
widow m. Capt. William Curtiss. of Stratford, Ct., where she d. 1702. 
Children: 



William, 


b. Aug. 


S, 1649; d. infancy. 




Sarah, 


" Aug. 


8, 1649, m. John Hollister.2 




Mary, 


" Nov. 


13, le.'jl, '■ Joseph Butler. 




John. 


" May 


20. 16.53, " Rebecca Allen. 




Elizabeth, 


a 


1658, •' Capt. Robert Wells. 




William. 


" Feb. 


S, 1661, " Grace Riley. 




Abigail. 


" June 


.5, 1662. " Thomas Pitch. 




Ephraim, 


'• .lune 


2, 1663, " Sarah Treat. 




David, 


" May 


4. 1667, '• Hannah Wright. 




JOHN GOODRICH,2 b. May 20. 1653; m. Mar. 28, 1678, Rebecca, dau. of Capt. 


John 


nn Allen, of Charlestown, Mass 


;., b. Feb., 1660; res. Wethersfleld, Ct. He d. Sept. 5, 


1730. 


Children: 








Sarah, b. Apr. 10, 


1679; m. Abaham Kilbourn. 




Rebecca, ' 


" Nov. 11, 


1680. " David Wright. 




Mary, 


•• Sept. 4, 


1682, " Thomas Curtiss. 




Samuel. 


" May 24. 


1684; d. May 7. 1706. 




Abigail, 


'■ Apr. 27, 


1686; m David Curtiss. 




John, 


'• June 9, 


1688, •' Mary Tillotson. 




Allyn, 


:' Nov. 1:1, 


1690, •• Elizabeth Goodrich and Hannah Seymour. 




Ann. 


" Sept. 1, 


1692. 




Jacob, 


" Nov. 27, 


1694; m. Benedict Goodwin. 





and 



JACOB GOODRlCH,3 b. Nov. 27, 1694; m. Sept. 12, 1717, 
Mehitable (Porter) Goodwin; res, Wethersfleld and Windsor, 
Children: 



Benedict, son of Nathaniel 
Ct. He d. May 11, 1746. 



and 



Hannah, 


b. Aug. 31. 1719; m. Job Drake. 


Rebecca, 


" Apr. 14, 1721, " Reuben Loomis. 


Elijah. 


'• July 3, 1724, " Margaret Gillett. 


Ruth, 


'• May 22, 1727. 


Stephen. 


" Jan. 21, 1731, m. Rachael Gillett. 


Sarah, 


"Oct. 31,1733," Stephen Gillett. 


Jacob, 


" June 27, 1736. " 


ELIJAH GOODRICH,! b. July 3, 1724; m. Aug. :J0, 17.52. Margaret G 


Ct., and Hancock. Mass. He d. Oct. 3. 1791. 


Children 




Eli.jah, 


b. Jan, 3, 17.54; m. Zilpha Stone. 


John, 


" Dec. 26, 175.5, " Susan Hamblin and Ann Treat. 


Jeremiah, 


" Aug. 4, 17.57, " Hannah Lobdell. 


Jesse, 


•' Oct. 28, 17.59, •• Dinah Bishop. 


Solomon, 


" Oct. 11. 1761, " Esther Barber. 


MAR.JORY, 


" July :24, 1763. " Stephen Remington. 


Daniel, 


•' Aug. 8. 176;5. •' Esther Adams. 


Uriah, 


'■ Aug. 24, hWu. •• Polly Carpenter. 


Justus, 


'• June 16, 1769, •' Lydia Sheldon. 


Jonah, 


•' June 30, 1772. " Nancy Taylor. 


Mercy, 


"May 1.1774," Sylvanus Carpenter. 


Lucy, 


•• Dec. 3, 1776. *• Solomon Carpenter. 



res. Windsor, 



228 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[492J TIMOTHY TREAT," (Ruth Hamlin.s Cornelins,i Ebenezer,' 

James, 21) b. Sharon, Ct., Apr. 5, 1756; m. Lee, Mass., Mar. 30, 1779, Beulah, 
dau. of Ozias and Susannah (West) Strong, of Lee, b. July 29, 1759. He served 
in Col. John Ashley's Berkshire Co. Regt., from July 22 to Aug. 13, 1777; also, 
in Capt. Oliver Belding's Co., in Major Caleb Hyde's detatchment Berkshire 
Co. Regt. from July 8 to 26. 1778; also, in Charles Dibble's Co., Oct. 21, 1780, 
eleven days; also, Corp. in Capt. Isaac Marsh's Co., in Col. Sears' Regt., at Fort 
Plain, under Gen. John Stark, from July 13 to Nov. 2, 1781: and perhaps ren- 
dered other service. He removed from Sheffield to Lenox, Mass, 1668; res. 
there, and at West Stockbridge; removed to Homer, N. Y., 1799-1800; higliway 
surveyor, 1794-5; field driver, 1797. He d. Homer. 

Ch. b. Lenox or West Stockbridge, except the youngest: 



1289. 


Amanda, 


Mar. 


30, 1780; 


m. Jame! 


1290.* 


Seymouk, 


Dec. 


3, 1782. 




1291. 


Abigail, 


Apr. 


15, 1784. 




1292.* 


Susanna, 


Apr. 


25, 1786. 




1293. 


Francis, 


May 


25, 1788; 


d. young, 


1294. 


Calvin, 


July 


10, 1790. 




1295.* 


Lucia, 


Dec. 


29, 1795. 




1296.* 


Eliza, 


Mar. 


24. 1799. 




1297.* 


Laura, 


Feb. 


23, 1801, 


Homer. 



[493] THOMAS TREAT.« (Bro. of Timothy,) 

b. Sharon. Ct., Sept. 11, 1758; m. 1st, about 1782, Jemima Calkins,* b. Oct. 
9, 1758, who d. June 11, 1816; m. 2d, Dec. 2,5, 1816, Mrs. Betsey, widow of Joel 
Bois, nee Blair, of Aurora, N. Y.; b. May 6, 1762. He appears to have been liv- 
ing in Lenox, Mass., wliere he enlisted Sept., 1776, for three months in Capt. 
(Oliver) Belden's Co., and joined Col. Simon's Regt. at Valentine Hill, near 
White Plains, N . Y., and was employed building a fort; was ordered to march 
in the night to Tuckahoo, where the enemy were in sight next morning: the 
next night removed to White Plains, fifteen miles: arriving at day light, and 
joined the main army under Washington, two days later, Oct. 28, 1776. A battle 
was fought with tlie British, and the Americans were forced to retire from the 
entrenchments to another position on a hill where canonading took place. In 
May, 1777, he joined a company of minute men in Lenox, whose duty it was to 
turn out on alarms; and when Burgoyne advanced from Canada, went with his 
company to Hubbardton, and participated in a battle July 7, 1777. He was 
again out under Capt. Belding, in Col. Brown's Regt., which marched to Still- 
water, and was stationed at TuU's Mill, where he remained until Burgoyne's 
surrender, Oct.' 17, 1777. In May, 1778. he volunteered for six months with 
Capt. Parker, and was guard at the arsenal at Springfield, Mass. Enlisted at 
Lee, Mass., June, 1780, for six months at Peekskill. N. Y., in Capt. Main's Co., 
in Col. Sprout's Regt., and while stationed in that vicinity Major Andr^ was 
captured and executed as a spy. After the war he resided in Franklin Co., Vt., 
was at Willsboro, now Champlain, N. Y., 1793, and later in Franklin Co. again: 

* Note 218. HUGH CALKINS.i b. 1600; came from Chepstow. Eng. to Hingham, Mass.. 
16:{S; thence to Plymouth and Gloucester. Mass. ; to New London. Ct., 16ol ; and Norwich, Ct.. 
1000; where he d. 1090. He had a son, David. 

.TEMIMA calkins was dau. of Jemima Wright, a descendant of Thomas Wright, who 
m. Elizabetli. dau. of .iohn and Honor (Treat-) Doming. Honor, dau. of Richard i and AUce 
(Gaylord) Treat, b. Pitminster. Eng., and bap. Mar. 19, 161.)-l). See note 114. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 



229 



removed to Aurora, N. Y., about 1812. He d. Aurora, Oct. 10, 1832: his widow 
resided there, 1852, aged over 90 years. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 



1298. 
1299.* 

i;wo.* 
i;wi.* 
i;w2. 

1803.* 

1.304.* 

1305.* 

1300. 

1307.* 

1308.* 



Lyman, 
Lyman, 
Timothy, 

6 REN, 

Tryphosa, 
Jemima, 

IZHON, 

John, 
Betsey, 
Elizabeth, 
Thomas, 



b. Aug. 2, 1783; d. Mar. 27, 1785. 
" Mar. 14, 1785, Champlain, Vt. 
" Mar. 30, 1780, Georgia, Vt. 
" Oct. 15, 1787, St. Albans, Vt. 

2. 1789; d, June 10,1815. 
9, 1791, Vermont. 
1, 1793. 

3, 1790. 
3, 1796; d. June 24, 179(5. 



Aug. 

July 

June 

May 

May- 

Apr. 

Feb. 10, 1802 



1, 1798. 



[495] MEECY TREAT," 

m. Forsythe.* 



(Sister of Timothy,) 



[490 J CORNELIUS TREAT,« (Bro. of Timothy) 

b. Sheffield, Mass., Oct. 30, 1766; m. 1st, June 28, J787, Esther Park; who d. 
Mendon, N. Y., June 14, 1796; m. 2d, Dec, 1796, Mrs. Alcy Palmer, of Palmyra, 
N. Y., who had two children by former husband, George and Bridget; she d. 

* Note 219. l. J AMES FORSYTH, last Baron of Nydie. whose arms are in Lyndsay's 
Heraldic MS., o£ lolS, derived tbrougli William, son of John de Forsyth; both Crown Officers. 
1376 and 1379. 

3. JAMES FORSYTH, m. the dau and heiress of Douglas. Lord of Dykes. 

3. DAVID FORSYTH. Lord of Dykes, commissioner of revenue for Glasgow, 1594; ni.. 
and had a son, Robert; was ancestor of Forsayths of Failzerton. Ayrshire. 

4. W'lLLIAM FORSYTH. Lord of Dykes, commissioner to Parliament for Forres, 1621. 

.-). WILLIAM FORSYTH, Lord of Dykes. 

(J. .lOHN FORSYTH, commissioner to Parliament for Collen. 1652; m. Miss Livingston, 
dau. of Sir William Livingston, of Kilsyth, and had son, James; minister to the church at 
Sterling, 1665. 

7. WALTER FORSYTH, b. Ayrshire; provost of University of Glasgow, h'uX, by act of 
Scotch Parliament; m. Margaret Forsyth, heiress and sole proprietor of Failzerton, Ayrsliire. 

8. JAMES FORSY'TH, of Failzerton, b. there; captain under ICing William in battle of 
Boyne, Ireland; the arms of the Forsyths of Failzerton, as derived from tlie Forsythsof Nydie. 
confirmed by the Herald's College of Scotland. Lyon Office. Sir George Mac Kenzie. Knight of 
Rose Hanche. principal King of Arms, He d. Glasgow. 

MATTHEW FORSYTH.i b. Failzerton. Ayrshire. Scotland. 1700; came to Chester, N. H., 
about 1742, after residing a short time in Ireland; wascliairman of several committees to peti- 
tion Provincial Legislature for improvements for Chester; chairman of Committee of Public 
Safety, 1777; deacon; lay preacher; m. Esther, dau of Robert Graham, of Fermanaugh Co., 
Ireland; a descendant of the Grahams. Earls of Montfeith, through Lang Will Graham of 
Stubble. Cumberland, England; and ancestor of the Grahams of Drumgoon, Fermanaugh. 
He. d. Chester, 1791. 

MATTHEW FORSYTH,2 b. Ireland 17W; came to Chester, N". H. 1742; entered the Royal 
Xavy as physician; m. Margaret Orr; he d. at sea. 

EGBERT F0RSYTH,3 b. Fermanaugh Co., Ireland, 17.J4; lived at Fredericksburg, Va. ; 
Captain in Lee's Light Horse 1776, .Major 1777; deputy Q. .M. Gen. of .southern army 1778; aide- 
de-camp to Gen Washington; transferred from Va. society of the Cincinnati to that of S. C. ; 
first U. S. marshall of Ga., 17S6; killed in performance of duty, Augusta, (ia.. 1794; a monument 
is erected to his memory there; m. 177S, .Mrs. Fanny (.Johnston) Houston, sister of .Judge Peter 
Johnston of Fredericksburg. Va. ; ancestor of Lieut. -Gen. .Joseph E. .Johnston. C. S. A. His son. 
.)ohn;i m. Clara Meigs. 



230 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

May 25, 1848. He wrote a history of his life and family, in possession of his 
grandson, C. M. Treat, Clinton, Wis.. His father moved from Sheffield to 
Lenox, 1768 In 1776 he was "bound out," his father having d. in the army— 
to James Richards for four years, with whom he lived; and then engaged to 
learn the blaclvsmith trade with Asa Bement. In . I uly, 1781, he enlisted for 
three months in the American Army, in Capt. Isaac Marsh's Co., in which his 
brother Timothy was Sergeant, and went into camp at Stoclcbridge, Mass. The 
company was ordered to march to Albany, then to Schenectady, Schoharie and 
Fort Plain, on the Mohawk, where a large force was collected under Col. Wil- 
lett. He relates an incident: "I here joined Capt. Woodward's Co. of Rang- 
ers, and we marched to Ft. Schuyler, where Utica now stands; and from tliere 
we went in a north west direction in search of Indians. We had but sixty-two 
men, ranl<: and file, and one faithful Indian guide. After marching about 
twelve miles we came to a place where Indians had encamped the night before. 
The pilot told the Captain there were many Indians, and we should all be killed 
if we pursued them. The Captain called him a coward, and marched on tiie 
trail, made in tlie brakes (ferns) by the pursued. We had not proceeded more 
than two miles, when coming to a ravine, down which the Indians had pro- 
ceeded, our pilot again remonstrated with the Captain of the danger in follow- 
ing them further; but the Captain, possessing more courage than wisdom, 
ordered a forward march, and we liad not gone more than 40 or 50 rods when 
we were tired upon by the Indians lying in ambush on tliree sides of us. The 
Captain, Lieutenant and Ensign fell at the first fire; after firing the first few 
rounds a man named Parker said to me: ' we are all alone. ' I looked around 
but could see nothing but smoke and Indians. We then ran for our lives. Five 
of the redskins followed us. We ran several miles, and loaded our guns as we 
ran. When Parker said to me: 'let us give them another shot.' We wheeled 
and fired; two'of the Indians fell, and Parker fell dead by my side. I made all 
speed possible to outrun them, the other three still in pursuit, and frequently 
firing at me. I ran on until it was quite dark or dusky: when running over a 
little hill and out of sight of them, I loaded my gun, and fortunately a large 
tree that had fallen and split by falling, formed a kind of trough on the under 
side, large enough to admit my body; into this I went, feet foremost, with my 
gun well loaded, determined to sell my life as dearly as possible should 1 be dis- 
covered by my pursuers. In a short time they came and stood upon the log, 
not more than twenty feet from me; conversed a while in their language, and 
then returned the way they came; and glad I was to know tliey were gone. I 
lay in that situation all night, and the next morning started for the I'ort; 
which I reached the following morning about eight o'clock." He was dis. and 
reached home the day before he was sixteen years old. He re-enlisted at Lenox, 
Feb., 1782, in Capt. Fox's Co., which marched to Peekskill to join the command 
of Col. Henry Jackson, of Mass.; and was stationed at Nelson's and Verplank's 
Point; on the North river, until winter; when the Regt. encamped at Smoke 
Hill, back of Newburg, N. Y. When the Regt. disbanded he was transferred 
to Capt. Halbrook's Co., Col. Jackson's 4th Regt.. and stationed at West Point 
until October; when it removed to Amenia Huts, near Peekskill. In Novem- 
ber the brigade under C(j1. Jackson marched to N. Y., and occupied it when 
the British evacuated Nov. 25, 1783. He remained here until ordered to West 
Point, in Feb., 1784. He then served under Lt.-Col. Hall, in Capt. Mills' Co., 
on Constitution Island; and was dis. there, June 30, 1784. He was a pensioner. 
After his return from tlie army he worked at farm labor in summer and taught 
school in winters, until Iris marriage. He removed with his family to Mendon, 



SIXTH GENERATION, 



231 






Monroe Co., N. Y., Feb. 5, 1794, and there experienced the hardships incident 
to a new country. He d. Mendon, Oct. 31, 1847. 
Oh. 1st wife: 

b. Apr. 12, 1790, Alford, Mass. 

" July 30, 1791, 

" Feb. 12, 1793, 

'• Mar. 17, 1795, Mondon. 

b. Aug. 12, 1798, Mendon. 

'* Apr. 18, 1801, 

" Oct. 4, 1803, 

" Jan. 26, 1806, 

" May 23, 1808, 

" July 14, 1810, 

d. in infancy. 



1309.* 


Amaziah, 


1310.* 


Hannah, 


1311.* 


Ruth, 


1312.* 


Alvin, 




By 2d wife: 


1313.* 


Benjamin Palmeh, 


1314.* 


Cornelius Dwelly, 


1315.* 


Ellery Sanford, 


1316.* 


Noah Nelson, 


1317.* 


John Jay, 


1318.* 


Joseph Randolph, 


1319. 


A Daughter, 






[497] EBENEZER TRExVT," (Bro. of Timothy,) 

b. Lenox, Mass., June 7, 1771: m. Nov. 7, 1793, Hannah Park (sister of 
Esther, who m. Cornelius Treat:) farmer; Alfred, Mass., from whence, a few 
years after marriage, the family removed to Mendon, N. Y. He d. Mendon, 
iSept. 3, 1852: she d. at the home of her dau., Mrs. Curtis, at Ruggles, Ohio, 
May 17, 1860. 

Children: 

Maltna, b. Oct. 12, 1794. 

Esther, '' Oct. 15, 1797. 

Jemima, " Dec. 25, 1800. 

Park, " Nov. 9, 1804. 



1320.* 
1321.* 
1322.* 
1323.* 
1324.* 



Ebenezbr Hamlin. 



Nov. 15, 1808. 



JACOB BOGARDUS PLATT,«* (Hopestill Hamlin,'* Cornelius.* 

Ebenezer,3 James, 21) b. New Milford, Ct.. Aug. 14, 1774, m. Lucy, dau. of 
Jonathan and Lucy (Ruggles) Starr, of Danbury, Ct.; farmer; res. on the place 
purchased by his father in New Milford in 1773. He was blind for several 
years. Both d. New Milford: he July 16, 1845; she Mai". 16, 1845; she Mar. 17, 
1852, aged 73 years. 

No issue. 



* Note 22a HOPESTILL HAMLIN.^ (Cornelius.* Ebenezer.s .lames,* >) 

b. May 29, 1749. perhaps in Kent; m. New Milford. Ct.. June 30. 177a, Ephraini Piatt, b. Aug. 
14,1749. The record of this family was received after the records of the Fifth Generation had 
been printed, too late for insertion in its proper place in the book and is therefore tfi^■en here. 
The identi ty of Hopestill Hamlin, above, as the dau. of Cornelius Hamlin is fixed by the evi- 
dence of William L. Piatt, ' of Augusta, Ga.. a {jraudson; who relates that liis uncle. Henry. I. 
Platt.6 who res. in Sharon, Ct., pointed out to him an old fashioned " lean to " house, near 
Mudge's Pond in Sharon, which he said was his (Henry's) grandmother's home; and that she 
was a Mudge. The family Bible of Ephraim Piatt records the birth of Hopestill Hamlin, as 
given above. It is true that the record of her birtli is not found in the records of Sliaron. nor 
in the records of Mr. Ivnibloe's Ch. in Armenia. N. Y. This is accounted for from tin- fact iiia( 
her father was of a roving character, as will he observed by reference to the skel<'lt of him and 
his family, pages 76-8. It appears that he sold his land in Sharon. 171:i-4; and bought in K'ent. 
Ct. ; and afterwards removed to Spencertown, N. Y. It is not improbable that Cornelius 
Hamlin,* had still other children, whose names are not given in this work, and that by reason 
of his various changes of residence he neglected to record the births of Ids younger children. 



232 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

WILLIAM PLATT,«* (Bro. of Jacob B..) 

b. New Milford, Ct., Mar. 19, 1784; m. and res. Savannah, Ga. He d. Savan- 
nah, Apr. 20, 1817. 

No issue. 

HENRY JARVIS PLATT,«* (Bro. of .Jacob B.,) 

b. New Milford, Ct., Mar. 23, 1786; m. Sarah Dakin, of Amenia, N. Y.; 
farmer; Sharon, Ct.; Metliodists. He d. Sharon, Ct., Mar. 2, 18H4. 

Children: 

1325. George FrsK, b. 1812. 

1326. Ephraim Hamlin. 

1327. Elizabeth, b. Sharon; d. .Sept. 29, 1856, Sharon. 

1328. Edward, unm. 

1329. Edwin, unm. 

1330.* William Henry, b. Duchess Co., N. Y. 

CHARLES PLATT,'^* (Bro. of Jacob B.,) 

b. New Milford, Ct., June 28, 1788; ra. 1st, .June 1, 1811, Polly Tuttle, of 
Bethany, b. Woodbridge, Ct., Nov. 21, 1791; who d. N. Y. City, Feb. 19, 1835; 
m. 2d, May 16, 1835, Mary Sherwood, b. June 11, 1789; who d. May 16, 1867. 
Merchant; Waterbury, Ct., and N. Y. City; Democrat: Universalist; Free- 
mason; 1st wife, Episco. He d. Sharon, Ct., Apr. 15, 1865. 
Ch. by 1st wife: 



1331.* 


Charles Adolphus, 


b. Dec. 


11, 1814, 


Sharon. 


1332. 


Susan Maria, 


" Mar. 


30, 1817, 


N. 


Y.C.; d. Jun. 4, 1821. 


1333. 


William Henry, 


" Nov. 


23, 1818, 




" Aug. 12, 1819. 


1334.* 


Lucy Ann, 


" Oct. 


24, 1824, 




(1 


1335.* 


Jacob Bogardus, 


" Jun. 


15, 1827, 




( ( 


1.336.* 


William Lyon, 


" Jun. 


22, 1633, 




u 



DA.NIEL PLATT,'=* (Bro. of Jacob B.,) 

b. New Milford, Ct., Aug. 17, 1790; unm.; topographical engineer, U. S. A. 
It is traditional that he drafted the plans for Fortress Monroe, Va. He was 
killed in Florida, April, 1821, on his journey to pay the troops. 

[499] PHCEBE HAMLIN," (Jabez,» Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James.^i) 

b. Sharon. Ct., Aug. 30, 1762; m. there, Oct. 3, 1784, Capt. John Brown, f of 

Ephraim Piatt bought a farm in New Milford, 1773 ; afterwards occupied by his eldest son. 
Both d. New Milford; she Oct. 29, 1808; he Sept. 26, 1798. 

Ch. b. New xMilford: 

♦Jacob Bogardus, Aug. 14. 1774. 

Betset. Dec. 13, 1776; d.. Tun. :Z1,1778. 

Zalmon, Apr. 10. 1779, " Dec. 12, 1802, unm. 

Betsey, .Tuly 22, 1781. " Sept. 7, 182:^, •' 

*WiLi.iAM, Mar. 19. 1784. 

A Son, Mar. 19, 1789; " Mar. 21. 1784. 

*Henby Jakvis. Mar. 23. 1786. 

*Charl,es, .Jun. 28, 1788. 

*Daniel, Aug. 17, 1790. 
* See note 220. 

+ Note 221. It is traditional that the father of Capt. Brown was also a sea captain: 
owned a ship and cargo; and was either lost or murdered at sea. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 233 

N. Y. City. It is traditional that he followed the sea; was wealthy and owned 
buildings in Broadway, N. Y.; that he left his wife without support, went 
away, and she returned to her father's house. On his return he sought his 
wife, but her father indignantly refused to permit him to see her, and he went 
away, and they never lived together again. She and her son resided with 
her father; Methodist. It is said that Capt. Brown remarried; had two sons 
by the subsequent marriage, and d. in N. Y. City. When the son, George 
Brown heard of his father's death, he started to go from Indiana to New York; 
on reaching Rochester, he decided that his step mother and half-brothers would 
resist his claim to share in his father's estate, and returned home. She d. 
Alford, Mass., Nov, 25, 1827. 

Ch. b. Sharon: 

1337.* George, Feb. 8, 1786. 

[500] SALMON HAMLIN,6 (Bro. of Phoebe,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Aug. 5, 1763; m. Margaret Vanderberg. The Sharon records 
of 1788 mention that Jabez and Salmon Hamlin went to attend court; a letter 
was addressed to him at Alford, Mass., 1806; and the names of his children are 
on the records of the Methodist Ch. there, 1807. It will be observed from his 
will, 1820, that he then resided at Beekmantown, Duchess Co., N. Y.; Metho- 
dists. He d. 1821; she d, in Duchess Co. 

WILL OF SALMON HAMLIN. 

The last Will and Testament of Salmon Hamlin, of Beekman Town, Dutch- 
ess County and State of New York, considering the uncertainty of this mortal 
life, and being of sound mind and memory, (blessed be Almighty God for the 
same) do make and publish this my last Will and Testament in manner and form 
following (that is to say.) 

First. I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife, Margaret Hamlin, all 
both real and personal estate that I am in possessing of for her to do with as 
she may think proper for the best use and benefit of my family while she re- 
mains my widow. And if she should die my widow then in that case it is ray 
wish that the property should be sold both real and personal and divided as 
hereinafter mentioned, but if she should think proper to marry again then in 
that case it is my wish that after my wife, Margaret, has taken dower right, 
then the remaining part of all my property to be equally divided between all 
my children after my son, John Hamlin, has taken out enough of my estate to 
obtain the hatters trade, and if he should not think proper to learn that trade 
then in that case any other good trade he may make choice of. It is my wish 
as my daughter, Paulina Denny, (Dewey) '? has already received One Hundred 
dollars and Fanny See Twenty-Two dollars and Pamela Hughson Two Hundred 
dollars and Almira Simpson Seventy dollars out of estate and it is my wish 
that those sums that has already been received by my Daughters shall be taken 
from their portions, so that all my said children shall share equal in all my 
said estate. And it is my will further that if any of my children has received 
more than the equal dividend amounts to they shall not be subject nor liable 
to pay to my said Estate. 

And lastly I do hereby appoint my beloved wife, Margaret Hamlin, and 
son, James Vanderburgh Hamlin, and my friend, Gabriel L. Vanderburgh, 
Executors of this my last Will and Testament hereby revoking all foi-mer Wills 
by me made. 



234 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hands and seal day 

Sept. One Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy, (twenty) 

SALMON HAMLIN (L S) 

Signed, sealed, published and declared by the above named Salmon Hamlin 
to be his last Will and Testament in the presents of us who have hereunto 
subscribed our names as witnesses in the presence of the Testator. 

Abra. Simpson. 

Gary Simpson. 

Gabriel Vanderburgh. 



b. Jan. 3, 1787. 





Children: 


1338.* 


Paulina, 


1339.* 


James Vanderburg 


1340. 


Fanny. 


1341. 


Margaret. 


1342. 


Pamelia. 


1343. 


Almira. 


1344. 


John. 



[502] LUCINDA HAMLIN,« (.Sister of Phoebe,) 

b. Sharon Ct., Oct. 22, 1766: m. Moses, son of Moses and Susannah (Bosworth) 
Fairchild,* b. Sheffield, Mass., Dec. 1, 1756. From a Berkshire County paper 
we find a sketch of this family, and of the findi,^g o,f an old relic in 1896: "One 
day last week Charles Decker, on the farm of Hiram Dings and son, in the west 
part of Great Barrington found a relic recalling a family prominent in society 
100 years ago. The locality of the discovery is on the side of the mountain east 
of the Seekonk river, near the line which divides Great Barrington from Alford. 
The relic which Mr. Decker found, between a ledge of rocks, was ;i Well 
preserved dog collar of copper. On this was engraved the name of 'Moses 
Fairchild, Alford, 1798.' In the early settlements in this locality there was 
plenty of game on Long Pond Mountain, not only foxes and smaller animals, 
but bear, wolves and wild cats were numerous, and the hunter with dog and 
gun met with success. In the old records of Sheffield we find that Moses Fair- 
child was one of the nine children of Moses and Susanna (Bosworth) Fairchild. 
With his brothers, Aaron, Daniel and Zachariah he served in the Revolutionary 
army and assisted in upholding the honor of Sheffield in that great contest for 
liberty; in 1786, he purchased lot 22 of John Adams, at Alford, and settled in 
that town, and married. In 1787 he was elected town clerk of Alford; from 
1794 to 1798 he was selectman; and filled the same office in 1813-14. As a 
farmer he became prosperous; and in 1787, purchased of James McMann, a part 
of lot 21, beginning at the west end of the lot and running east to Long pond. 
The next year he bought of Robert Johnson 46 acres in the west part of lot 22. 
In 1798 he purchased of Asahel Gilbert 70 acres in lot 23. He was one of the 
proprietors of the saw mill on lot 25, now owned by George Wilson at Alford; 
one half of this mill, after being in possession of various persons, in 1812 was 
purchased by John Hamlin Fairchild, his son; who died in 1813: and his father 
inherited it from him; and sold the same in 1814 to Daniel B., William B., and 
Harlow P^'enn. Moses and Lucinda Fairchild, with their two sons and eight 
daughters, (we discover the names of but six, perhaps the others died young,) 
resided in the large house now (1896) owned and occupied by George Ploss at 

* Note 222. For Fairchild see note 173. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 



235 



Alford Villajjfe. Mass. In religion the family were Methodists; and it was at 
this house that Rev. Lorenzo Dow was entertained when he traveled the 
Pittsfleld circuit in 1799. Here, also, the Methodists in 1819, under the 
ministration of Rev. Lewis Pease held a memorable prayer meeting, described 
in Vol. 3, of the Methodist Magazine for 1820." 

The names of Lucinda, John H., Almira and Achsah Fairchild are in the 
record of members of the Methodist church of Alford for 1807. They have 
descendants in Berkshire county. Both d. Alford; she Mar. 27, 1851; he July 7, 
1825. 



1345.* 

1346. 

1347.* 

1348.* 

1349, 

1350.* 

1351.* 

1352.* 



Children: 

Susan Makta, 

John Hamlin, 

Almira, 

Achsah Eliza, 

Mary, 

Charlotte, 

Moses, 

Laura Emeline, 



b. 



Jan. 4, 1790. 

Oct. 9, 1791; d. Sept. 9, 1813, unm. 

July 27, 1793. 

Apr. 19, 1795. 

Feb. 26, 1797; 

July 30, 1799. 

July 25, 1801. 

Jun. 26. 1804. 



d. Oct. 16, 1818, unm. 



[503] RUTH HAMLIN,« (Sister of Phoebe,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., July 10, 1768; m. 1st, Rev. Daniel J. Johns,* of Hudson, 
N. Y., a Methodist preacher; who d. Sept. 7, 1797, aged 28 years; m. 2d, Hudson, 
July 7, 1800, Natheniel,'' son of Samuel Church,t b. Woodbury, Ct., Nov. 17, 
1756, his third wife. His father died when he was three years old; he lived 
most of his life in and near Falls Village, Ct., where he had a saw mill; was a 
farmer: whig; Methodists; among the first to open their doors to the persecuted 
Methodists. By a former wife he was father of Chief Justice Church, of Conn. 



* Note 333. PETER .JOHNS, of West Stockbridge, Mass.. b. about 1761; m. Betsey 
Knopp. He d. about 1843. His son, Silas, of Stockbridge, b. 1786; m. Polly Morehouse, and he 
d. 183i. 



His son, Daniel Morehouse .Johns, b. 1831, of North Hillsdale, N. Y. 



t Note 331. RICHARD CHURCH, i prob. came in Gov. Winthrop's Co. to Boston 1630. 
He requested admission as freeman there, Oct. 19, 1630; removed to Plymouth, Mass. ; freeman 
there, Jan. 3, 1633-3; m. Plymouth, about 1635-6, Elizabeth, dau. of Richard and Elizabeth 
Warren, b. England, and came over in the Ann, 1633. He served in the Pequot war, and was 
known as 'Sargeant Church." He exchanged land at Eel river, Plymouth, and removed to 
Hingham, Mass., 164T. He d. Dedham, Mass., Dec. 37, 168S; buried at Hingham ; will, Dec. 35, 1668* 

Children: 

m. Caleb Hobart. 

b. 1637-8, Plymouth; m. Mary Tucker. 
'• 1630, " " Alice Southvvorth. 

d. young. 

m. Sarah Barstow. 

" .Joanna Sprague and Rebecca Scotto. 
"bap. Aug. 8, 1647. 

June 33, 1647; m. Samuel Thaxter. 



Er.IZABETH, 

Joseph, 

Ben.tamin, 

Richard, 

Nathaniel, 

Caleb, 

Hannah, 

Abigail, 

Charles, 

Mary, 

Sarah, 

Deborah. 



[and historian. 
He was the Indian lighter 



I). 

killed Oct. 30. 1659. 

d. Apr. 30, 1663. 

m. .James Burrows. 

b. Jan. 37, 1656; m. John Irish, Jr. 



.JOHN CHURCH,3 of Plymouth, Mass. 

SAMUEL CHURCH,3 of Hartford, Ct. 

SAMUEL CHURCH,* m. Mary Porter, of Farmington, Ct. He res. Woodbury, Ct., and d. 
about 1759. Children: Joshua, Samuel, Ebenezer, and Nathaniel. 



236 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

He served in the Revolution, and vpas vpounded at White Plains by a grape 
shot, which was in possession of his son, Samuel, during his life time. 
Both d. Salisbury, Ct.; she Mar. 2H, 1842; he Nov. 10, 1837. 

Ch. by 1st Marriage: 
1353.* Daniel Jay, b. Mar. 14, 1797, Stockbridge, 

By 2d marriage, b. Salisbury: 
1354.* Nathaniel, Sept. 7, 1801. 

1355.* Frederick, Feb. 2, 1804. 

1356.* Lois Dorcas, Oct. 4, 1805. 
1357.* William Henry, May 11, 1807. 
1358.* Ruth A., Oct. 30, 1811. 

[504] JOHN HAMLIN,6 (Bro. of Phoebe,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Apr. 23, 1770; unmarried; merchant; Alford, Mass., was 
there as early as 1802. When returning from New York with goods, he was 
taken sick, and d. suddenly at Salisbury, Ct., June 17. 1806, buried at Alford. 

The following letter was written concerning his funeral: 

LETTER. 

Salisbury, Conn. June 17, 1806. 
Dear Friends and Brothers: 

As Death is the lot of all men, you will not be surprised 
at receiving this Early Information that our Brother and Friend, John 
Hamblin, exchanged this (we trust) for a better World at 45 minutes after 
three o'clock A. M. It is the wish of our Honoured Father that as many of 
you as can with Convenience comedown and accompany him with the corps to 
Alford. You also will make such arrangements for the Funeral at Alford as 
you think proper. 

Nath'l. and Ruth Church. 

N. B. the Coffin will be provided here. 

Frederick you must come with your Waggon and horses, the teams are all 
to the River. Wee must be Down Toknight. 




Addressed on the outside to 

Salmon Hamblin, 
Alford. 

[505J REV. JABEZ HAMLIN," (Bro. of Phoebe,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., June 21, 1772; m. Mar. 28, 1802. Esther, dau. of Rev. 
Ebenezer and Content (Tillotson) Stowe,* of Chester, Mass., b. June 19, 1780; 
farmer, and local Methodist minister; removed to Salisbury, Ct., thence to 
Hillsdale, now Austerlitz, N. Y., with his father's family about 1800; from 
there he removed to Alford, Mass.; Methodists; a local writer there states that 
he was the last of the Hamlins to leave Alford; he removed to Elyria', Ohio, 



* Note 225. For JOHN STOW.i see note 163. 
THOMAS STOW,2 second child of John, b. England, 1(517; m. Dec. 4, 16139, Mary Gragg; 
settled in Concord, Mass., same year; removed to Middletown. Ct.. 1654. where he d. 1684; she d. 
Aug. 21, 1680. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 



237 



about 1830. His son, Edward, a short time before the death of the latter 
wrote: "My father started as a Metliodist preacher; his circuit was some 200 
miles, and he had for his companion, the celebrated Lorenzo Dow, for whom 
he named his first child. While riding the circuit he become acquainted with 
my mother, the daughter of a Baptist preacher living in Cliester Village. 
After his marriage he bought the farm of his fatlier in Hillsdale, N. Y., and 
the latter moved to Alford, Mass., where he died and was buried. During the 
war of 1812, my father lived in Alford, and the farm in Hillsdale was worked 




JOHN STOW.3 b. 1641; m. Middletown, Nov. 13. 1668, Mary Wetmore. He d. Middletowii. 
Oct. IS, 1688. 

Ch. b. Middletown: 

John, Oct. 10, 1669; drowned in well, Apr. 10, 1671. 

John, Mar. 3, 1673. 

Thomas, Apr. 10, 1674; m. Rebecca Bow. 

Nathaniel, Feb. 23, 167;>. ' Saraii Sumner. 

Mary, June 17, 1678. 

Hannah, Aug. 35, 1680. 

Sarah, Mar. 25, 16,S3; d. Apr. 13, 168:j, 

Samuel, Apr. 30, 1684. '■ Apr, 13, 1690. 

Thankfuu July 15, 1686, • Jan. 15, 1689. 

Experience, Sept. 30. 1688. " Sept. 29, Kwa 

NATHANIEL STOW,* b. Feb. 23. 1675; m. Feb. 11. 1703, Sarah Sumner. He d. May 5. 1737, 

11 Children. 
ELIAKIM STOW,5 b. Mar. 20, 1707; m. Lydia, Miller. Ho d. 1787. 

13 Children. 
Rev. EBENEZER STOW.6 b. Apr. 4. 1745; ni. Content Tillotson; settled at IUaiidfi)nl. 
Mass., and at one time res. at Chester Village; liaptist clergyman. Children: Ebenezer, Lydia. 
Cephas, Appolas, Anne and Esther. 



238 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



by George Brown, (his nephew.) After the war father returned to Hillsdale; 
there by hard labor he raised and supported a large family. In 1824-5 he sold 
the farm, removed to Alford, and took care of- his parents until their death, 
and administered upon the estate. When I was twenty-two years old, I located 
at Elyria, Ohio, as a lawyer; and lie resided there until his death. During all 
this period he served as a local preacher, without compensation; he was very 
acceptable, humble, sincere, honest, truthful, zealous, with a vivid immagina- 
tion, sometimes quite eloquent. In his boyhood he attended a common school, 
taught by Noah Webster, the celebrated lexicographer; his education was 
limited to reading, spelling and arithmetic; without any knowledge of 
grammar, he was one of the most correct grammatical speakers I ever heard; 
a thorouglily good man; lie cared little for this world's goods, and never had 
much of them. I closed his eyes when dying. Tlie last words he uttered were, 
to ask to have read a chapter in the bible." He d. Feb. 15, 1841; she d. Jan. 15, 
ifeo; both buried at Elyria, Ohio. This record copied from a Bible in possession 
of Cicero J. Hamlin, Esq., Buffalo, N. Y. Record dated Elyria, Ohio, June 18, 



183: 



0. 



1359.* 

1360.* 

13fil.* 

1362.* 

1363.* 

1364. 

1365. 

1366.* 

1367.* 

1368.* 



Children: 
Lorenzo Fletcher, 
Minerva Catherine, 
John William, 
Edward Stowe, 
Betsey Emeline, 
Harriet Buth, 
Lucinda Esther, 
LucTKDA Esther, 
Frederick Virgil, 
Cicero Jabez, 



b. Mar. 


26, 


1803, 


Hillsdale. 


" Apr. 


14, 


1805, 


t( 


" Dec. 


7. 


1806, 


' u 


" July 


6, 


1808, 


(( 


" Jan. 


26, 


1810, 


" [unm. 


" Jan. 


■?, 


1812, 


" d. Feb. 16, 1896, 


" Jan. 


11. 


1814, 


Alford; d. Mar. 20,1815. 


" Dec. 


29, 


1815, 


u 


" Dec. 


1, 


1817, 


Hillsdale. 


" Nov. 


8, 


1819, 


a 



[506] AMASA HAMLIN,« (Bro. of Phcpbe,) 

b. Sharon. Ct., Dec. 15, 1774; m. Sarah«, dau. of Joseph and Eunice (Shepard) 
Spaulding,* b. about 178-, prob. at Sheshequin, Bradford Co., Pa.: said to have 
been a beautiful woman; farmer; at one time he lived in Washington County, 
N. Y., perhaps at Middlefalls: later in the old Hamlin house, Alford, Mass. 
He possessed remarkable musical talent, and arched the ceiling, and placed a 
glass bottle in the center for acoustic effect; over the mantle was a large paint- 
ing on the plastering,, reaching to the ceiling; he was sealer of weights at 
Alford, 1806: and his name appears on the records there, 1808; removed to 
Portage Co., Ohio, and owned a farm in Ohio; he contracted to build a canal in 
Ohio, and lost his property; afterwards removed farther west, stopping some 
time about Elyria, Ohio; and perhaps went to Mich. It is possible tliat he and 
his brother Erastus kept company in their travels, as they finally settled in 
Illinois. It is said that he was a stern man; and that she had such high regard 
for the bible that she would allow nothing except the sugar bowl to sit on it. 
Both d. Salem, Ills.; he on his farm, Sept. 26, 1845: she in town, about 1846. 
Children: 

1369.* Hiram Francis, b. Dec. 8, 1800, Middlefalls. 



1370.* Roderick, 



1802, Alford. 



* Note 226. .JOSEPH SPAULDING,5 (.Joseph,* Nathaniel,3 .Toseph,2 Edward.i) 
EDWARD SPAULDING.i came to Mass., 1630-:{; freeman. May 13, 1610; his wife Margaret 
and dau. Graced. Braintree. Mass., 1640-1. He settled at Clielmsford, Mass., 1653; selectman; 
will dated Feb. 13. 16ii7, and mentions wife Rachael and 7 children. He d. Feb. :26, 1670. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 239 

[508] ESTHER HAMLIN," (Sister of Phoebe, ) 

b. Sharon, Ct., May 7, 1777: m. Raphael Hubbard,«sonof Raphael and Sarah 
(Hubbard) Hurlbut.* b. Wallingford, Ct., about 1770, perhap.s a twin with his 
sister, Jerusha. It is said he settled at The Hop Brook Society, Tyringham, 
Mass.: he resided there, and later at Alford; was miller at Alford for his father- 
in-law, Jabez Hamlin; Methodists; mem. ch. at Alford, of which he was deacon: 
was also a farmer, potter, and merchant; removed to Springfield, Oliio, about 
1812; later to Franklin, Ohio, where lie bought a farm. He d. Eranklin, about 
1856: she about 1868. 

Ch. b. Alford: 

1371.* Belinda, May 9, 1798, 

1372.* Hubbard Century, Jan. 1, 1801, 

1373. Laura, Feb. 21, 1803; m. Joel De Peyster. 

1374.* Dorcas Ememne, Oct. 7, 1810. 

[509] Dea. ERASTUS HAMLIN,« (Bro. of Phoebe,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Aug. 28, 1779; m. Alford, Mass., 1803, Harriet, dau. of Capt. 
Elisha Tobey,t b. 1787; res. West Stockbridge, Mass., until about 1814: 
removed to Alford, and cared for his parents several years; his name appears 

* Note 22V. For Hurlbut see note 118. 

JONATHAN HURLBUT.s (.fos ,'ph,2 Thomas.i) b. Wethersfleld. Ct., Mar. 3, 1677; m. 1st. 

.July 27, 1699, Sarah Webb; m. 2d. Abiah ; physician; settled in Kensington parish, Farni- 

ingtou, Ct. A worthy m:iii, prominent in town affairs; will dated Mar. 2.S, 17i{0, recorded Hart- 
ford. Ct., names wife, Abiah. He d. April. 1730. 
Ch. b. Kensington: 

1700. 
1702. 
1704. 
1707. 
1710. 
1713. 
1715. 
1717. 

JAMES HURLBUT,* m. 1st, Abigail, dau. of Gen. Selah Hart of Kensington, Ct., who 
perhaps d. Nov.. 1789; m. 2d, Mrs. Ann. widow of Robert Booth of Glastonbury; Ct., nee Hollis- 
ter. A man of varied acquirements; eminent as a pliysician; prob. instructed by Dr. Osborn 
of Middletown, Ct. At one time Dr. Hurlbut was called the father of medicine in Conn. ; a 
leading man in Farmington, Ct. ; member of church ; his fame was wide spread and his ac- 
quaintance extensive. Tall and well proportioned, eyes dark and piercing. In early life he 
possessed considerable property, but was careless in business, financial embarrasment ensued, 
he became hopelessly intemperate, and in age was dressed in rags. He d. of cancer at the 
home of a friend in Wethersfleld. Ct., Apr. 11, 1794. 

Children: Rachael, Submit, Bethuel, Naomi, James Harvey, Philomela, .lolui, Ale- 
thina and Vespasian. 

R.\PHAEL HURLBUT," b, Kensington, Ct., about 1744; m, 1st, there, Nov. 17. 1766, Sarah, 
dau. of George Hubbard of Kensington, who d. Wallingford. about Aug., 1776. while he was 
absent with the army; m. .2d, Abigail or Olive, widow of Mr. Nott of Southington, Ct., nee 
Riley. Farmer; Wallingford. later Salisbury, Ct. It is traditional that he was with the Rev. 
army seven years, mostly as a teamster, or had charge of transportation, and was called 
Captain Hurlbut. It is said that he removed to Portage Co., Ohio, about 1S12. Jind d. there. 
June 16, about 1S22. His widow m. John Hamilton. 

Children: Eunice, Philo. .lasper. .Jerusha. b. M- 22, 1770, Raphael Hubbard. A Child, 
Agatha Hart. Harvey. Benjamin. Ilila, Ira and Otis. 

+ Note 228. For Tobey see note 171. 



Stephen. 


Mar. 


16. 


Jonathan, 


Apr. 


4. 


JOSIAH. 


Oct. 


10, 


Abiah. 


June 


18, 


Sarah. 


May 


28, 


Mary, bap. 


Apr. 


5, 


Isaac, 






James, 






Martha. 







240 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



on the record there, 1814: was town clerk; also justice peace, 1817; merchant in 
Alford; removed to Elyria, Ohio. When his brother, Jabez, arrived there in 
1830, he resided across tlie west branch of Black river; removed to Bertrand, 
Mich., 1831; the journey was made in a car on wheels drawn by several yoke of 
oxen: he was member and Elder in tlie Presb. ch.: removed to Sycamore, 111., 
making the journey with a covered sled drawn by horses, passing through the 
"smart village of Chicago," reaching tlieir destination, Feb., 1837; settled on a 
prairie farm three miles from Sycamore. Some are yet living who remember 
the hospitality of his little log cabin. When the Cong. ch. was organized there, 
April 11, 1840, he and his wife and three daughters were five of the eleven first 
members; he was deacon of the church 18 years; removed to Byron. Ills., 1848; 
but returned to the town of Sycamore, 1850. He was a man of great strength 
and endurance; cimciliatory, yet firm in his conviction, and what he believed 
right pursued with energy and perseverance. After his death she lived in 
Chicago; he d. Sycamore, Jan. 1, 1863; she d. Chicago, 1865; both buried 
Sycamore. 

Children: 



1375. 

1376.* 

1377. 

1378. 

1379.* 

1380. 

1381. 

1382. 

1383. 

1384.* 

1385.* 

1386.* 

1387.* 



Milton Pratt, b. Dec. 17, 1803, W. Stockbridge; prob.d. young. 
John Randolph, " Jun. 6, 1805, 



Adaline, 

Orville, 

Harriet S. 

Julia, 

Saphronia, 

Jane Adaline, 

Eliza, 

Mary Ann, 

Caroline, 

Edward Stowe, " May 

Eveline, " 



Jan. 19, 1807, 
Oct. 9, 1808, 



" Sept. 14, 1810. 
" Aug. 1, 1812, 

" Mar. 28, 1814, 

" Jan. 16, 1818. 

" Feb. 16, 1822, Elyria. 






11 
11 



d. May 2, 1809. 
" young. 



d. Jun. 4, 1813. 
m. Babcock. 
d. infancy. 



16, 1825, 



a 



[510] HON. FREDERICK HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Phoebe,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., July 31, 1783; m. May 22, 1806, Nancy Wilcox, b. Jan. 4, 1787. 
He removed to Wellington, Lorain Co., Ohio, then an unbroken wilderness, 
reaching there July 4, 1818; bought considerable land, but sold most of it; 
removed to Elyria, Ohio, 1830-2, and was made associate judge. Always very 
aqtiye and energetic, mentally and physically; he engaged from time to time in 
various kinds of business, mercantile, silk growing and several other pursuits. 
His family, except the eldest son, were members af the Presb. or Cong, church, 
and of fair education. He d. near Elyria, Apr. 18, 1860; she d. Elyria, Mar. 2, 
1847. 

Children: 



13 : 

1389.* 

1390.* 

1391. 

1392. 

1393.* 



Edward Lucien, 



b. Nov. 14, 1807; d. unm. Apr. .30, 1830. 



Frederick Mortimer, " Jan. 18, 1810, Alford. 



Homer, 

Laura Angeline, 

Sarah Jane, 

Juliette, 



" Aug. 
" Sept. 



15, 1813, 

13, 1815: d. unm. Sept. 15, 1839. 
" Nov. 3, 1817; d. unm. Mar. 21, 1858. 
" Apr. 5, 1823, Wellington. 



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c 

CO 

m 
O 



X 

o 



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o 
m 

o 
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m 

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> 

o 

X 

O 




SIXTH GENERATION. 



241 




Hon. Frederick Hamli^st. 



[512] JAMES HAMBLIN," (Amasa,^ Thomas.* Ebenezer,^ James,^!) 
b. Sharon, Ct., May 7, 1762. There is a singular tradition amonj? some of 
his descendants, yet erroneous, that he with two brothers came from Scotland, 
m. Livin.orston manor, town of North East, Duchess Co., N. Y., Mar. 24, 1785, 
Charlotte," dau. of Major Abraham and Mary ( Lawrence) Hartwell.*b. Duchess 
Co., May 8, 1766; Tavern keeper; North East, until about 1790: Mt. Washington, 
Mass , 1792; North East, 1797-1801; Middletield, 1806; Cooperstown, N. Y., 1808; 
Afterwards Antwerp, N. Y., and perliaps other places. He was pressed into 
the military service with his father's team, and was at the battle of 
Bennington, Vt., and perhaps other actions. Private in Capt. Israel Pennier's 
Co., in Col. Cantleld's Conn. Regt.; enlisted from Sharon, May 1781, for six 
months, and served at West Point, Sept. 1781. He d. Antwerp, May 8, 1846; 
she d. Mar. 16, 1860. 



1786, North East. 

1787, 

1790, " 

1792, Mt. Washington. 
2, 1794. 

11, 1797, North East. 
13, 1799, 
13, 1801, " d. 1829, unm. 

5, 180(s, Middletield. 
2, 1808, Cooperstown. 

6, 1813, Antwerp. 

,2 WiUiam.J) was a 





Children. 


1394.* 


Mary, b. 


1395.* 


Harmon, " 


1396.* 


ROXANNA, " 


1397.* 


Jajies, " 


1398.* 


Abraham Ha UTWELL, " Aug. 


1399.* 


Hiram, " May 


1400.* 


NiLEs. " Mar. 


1401. 


Lewis, " Mar. 


1402.* 


Martin, " Jun. 


1403.* 


Luther, " Nov. 


1404.* 


Charlotte, " Jun. 


Note 229 


Major ABRAHAM HARTWEl 



Rev. officer, and res. on a farm occupied in modern times at North East, N. Y., by Orvill Dakin. 
He Ls buried in Spencer Corner Cemetery, near Vlillerton, .\. Y. Living.ston Manor comprised 
150,000 acres of laud in Columbia and Duchess ccninties. N. Y. 
WILLIAM HARTWELL.i settled in Concord, Mass. 



242 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[513] DARLING HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of James, ) 

b. Sharon, Ct., June 19, 1765; m. Elizabeth,6 dau. of David and Hannah 
(Southard) Doty,* b. Sharon, Apr. 12, 1772. Res. Sharon: removed to 
Bainbridge, now Afton, N. Y., about 1822. A man of strong religious 
principles; when about leaving Sharon to go with their children to New York 
state, the members of the Presb. church held a meeting to express regrets at 
their departure, and to ask a blessing in prayer on their undertaking, Gov. 
Smith, of Conn., at the time presented them a bible as a token of good will and 
affection. She was a vigorous lady, and an ardent Abolitionist. In a 
conversation with Gov. Smith, he once said: "Mrs. Hamlin, I am as strong an 
Abolitionist as you, but -. " to whichshe promptly replied : "lam heartily 

* Note 230. EDWARD DOTEY." came in the Mayflower, 1620, with the family of 
Stephen Hopkins; m. Faith Clarke. He was a party to the first duel in New England between 
the white settlers, fought .June 18, 1621. The name of his son Thomas appears in a list of the 
first purchasers of land in Middleborough, Mass., about 1662. 

JOSEPH DOTY,2 eighth child of Edward, b. Plymouth, Mass., Apr. 30, 1651, m. 1st, about 
1674, Elizabeth, dau. of Nathaniel and Sarah (Walker) Warren, b. Plymouth, Sept. 3, 1654; who 
prob. d. Sandwich, Mass., about 1679; prob. m. 2d, Sandwich, about 1680, Deborah, dau. of Walter 
and Elizabeth (Holbrook) Hatch, b. Scituate, Mass., about 1662; who d. Rochester, Mass., .June 
21,1711; m. 3d, Rochester Mar. 9. 1711-2, Sarah Edwards. He d. Rochester, about 1732-5. 
Ch. by 1st wife: 

). 1674, Plymouth; m. Mary 



Theophilas, 

Elizabeth, 

Ellis, 

Joseph, 

Deborah, 

John, 

Mercy, 

Faith, 

Mary, 



1678-9, Sandwich, 
16S1, 
" Mar. 31, 16S3, Rochester, 
" Mar. 30, 1685, 
" Mar. 1, 1688, 
" Jan. 12, 1691-2. 
" Jan. 18, 1696-7, 
" July 28, 1699, 



John Lewis. 
Ellinor 



Hannah Edwards. 
Joseph Landers. 
Elizabeth 



' m. James Shaw. 

" Samuel Waterman. 

JOHN DOTY,s b. Rochester, Mass., Mar. 1, 1688; wife Elezabeth. He prob. lived in that 
part of Rochester which is now Wareham, Mass., from whence he is supposed to have removed 
to Sharon or some other part of Conn., about 1742-5, but no record of the date of his removal 
has been discovered. In 1731 he was in Rochester, and was there as late as 17:^6. 
Ch. b. Rochester: 
Samuel, about 1713-5 ; m. Zerviah Lo veil and Elizabeth Southard. 
Simeon, '• 1727, " Elizabeth 

Capt. SAMUEL DOTY,* b. Rochester, Mass., about 1713-5; m. 1st. there, Jan. 19, 1738-9, 
Zerviah Lovell, b. Rochester, or perhaps Cape Cod, Mass., 1717; who d. Sharon, Ct. or Amenia, 
N. Y., Dec. 11, 1760; m. 2d, by Rev. Ebenezer Ivnibloe, Amenia, Apr. 16, 1761, Elizabeth Southard, 
(or South worth;) mariner; Rochester, which later became Wareham, Mass. ; removed to Sharon, 
Ct., 1747; where he was a surveyor; res. south of the D wight St John place; an active business 
man and operator in lands. In 1750 he was in Amenia^ just across the state line from Sharon, 
where he was assessor, 1762, and collector, 1769-72. He and his wife Elizabeth d. of small pox, 
1784. 



Ch. by 1st wife; 



Mary, 


b. Dec. 21, 1739, 


Wareham. 


David, 


" May 12, 1741, 


it 


Elizabeth, 


" Mar. 10, 1743, 


n 


Reuben, 


" Feb. 8, 1745, 


tt 


Asa, 


" Nov. 6, 1746, 


" 


Sarah, 


" Oct. 5, 1748, 


Sharon ; 


Abigail, 


" Mar. 17, 1750, 


" 


Lucy, 


" Dec. 27, 1751, 


" 


DiLLY, 


" Sept. 5, 1753, 


" 


Huldah, 


" Apr. 25, 1755, 


" 


Mercy, 


" about 1759, 


(( 



m. Hannah Southard & Betsey HoUister. 

" John Winegar, of Lee, Mass. 

" Hamiah Delano. 

" Sarah Barnum. 
m. James Penoyer, of Lee, Mass. 

m. Eleanor Morton. 
" Jacob Winegar. 
" Stephen Delano. 



By 2d wife, b. Amenia: 
Zerviah, Feb. 8, 1763. 

John, Dec. 28. 1769 ; d. Apr. 21, 1775. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 243 

sickof that qualifying word: what I want is an Abolitionist without a ?m«!" 
She boasted that she never employed a hired girl, nor hired her washing done. 
She was admitted to the church in Sharon, July 10, 1803. Theirs is the largest 
Hamlin famUy discovered from one couple. Their twelve eldest children were 
baptised in Sharon, Aug. 9, 1805. Their descendants changed the spelling of 
the name to Hamlin. 

The sons were all living, except one, 1846. He d. Sharon, Ct., about 183—; 
she d. Deansville, now Deansboro, N. Y., 1851. 

Ch. b. Sharon : 

1405.* Clarissa, Sept. 20, 1788. 

140(i.* Emily, Mar. 19, 1790. 

1407.* Julia Axn, Jun. 24, 1781. 

1408.* Richard Amasa, Jaij. 4, 1793. 

1409. Maria, Nov. 26, 1794; d. unm. 

1410. George, Mar. 14, 1796; prob. d. young. 

1411. Okkin David, Aug. 9, 1797; " " " 
1412.* Austin, Dec. 31, 1798. 

1413.* Philo, Sept. 30, 1800. 

1414.* Hannah E., May 9, 1802. 

1415.* Jane Eliza, Jan. 10, 1804. 

1416.* William Darling, Feb. 25, 1805. 

1417. Harriet, Aug. 25, 1806; d. young. 

1418. Edmond, Feb. 24, 1808; " " 
1419.* Alonzo, Sept. 22, 1809. 

1420. Henry, Mar. 28, 1811; d. young. 

1421.* Hiram, Sept. 20, 1812. 

1422.* Lucy Ann, Nov. 5, 1815. 

Dr. DAVID DOTY.s b. Wareham, Mass., May 12, 1741 ; removed with his parents to Sharon, 
Ct., 1747; m. by Rev. Ebenezer Knibloe, Amenia. N. Y., Hannah Southard, b. Oct. 1, 1746. Ho was 
a physician and res. Hitciicock's Corner, Sharon; and it also appears that bo res. at some time 
In Amenia, N. Y., which adjoins Siiaron. It is traditional that he enlisted early in the Rev. for 
a year, in a Sharon company which went to Canada, and that after that service he changed his 
res. from Conn. toN. Y. by removing about four rods; and soon joined a N. Y. Regt. in 1777. in 
which he served during the war. Sedgwick's History of Sharon states tliat he was a captain in 
the Rev. The records show that lie was Lieut, in Capt. David Downs' Co.. from Sharon, in Col. 
Charles Bunall's Conn. Regt., Oct. 1775 and Jan., 1776, under Gen. Gates, by whom he was app. 
Wagonmaster-General of the Northern Army, Aug. .'{, 1776. It is further traditional that he 
obtained leave of absence, Nov. 15, 1776, and was recommended Adjutant in Col. Humpliroy's 
N. Y. Regt., 1777. The writer fails to find any service of him either In tlie N. Y. Regts. of Col. 
William or Col. Cornelius Humphrey, both of N. Y. But he was 2d Lieut, in Capt. .Joshua Lasel's 
Co., in Col. David Sutherland's 6th Duchess Co.. N. Y. Regt.— Charlotte precinct; commissioned 
Oct. 17, 1775; also, Ensign in Capt. Gilbert Willett's Co., Col. Zephania Plat's Duchess Co. Regt. 
of Exempts, 1778-9. No other service found in N. Y. After the war he resumed practice in 
Sharon, where he d. Feb. 9, 1817. She d. Mar. 24. 1814. 



Ch. by 1st wife, b. Sharon : 



.Joanna, 


Jan. 


11, 


1765; 


Ezra, 


July 


7, 


1767; 


ROSWELL, 


.June 


9, 


1769; 


Elizabeth, 


Apr. 


12, 


1772; 


Elijah, 


Feb. 


22, 


1774; 


David, 


Feb. 


12, 


1776; 


Amos, 


Dec. 


17, 


1777; 


Hannah, 


Nov. 


22 


1779; 


Samuel Southard 


1, Nov. 


4, 


1781; 



1765; m. Dr. Frederick Delano. 

Damaris Hamlin.* and Rebecca N. Lewis. 

Eleanor .Tacol). 

Darling Hamlin. 

Catherine Little. 

Betsey Hollister and Maria HoUistcr. 

Sarah Black. 

Asa Hitchcock. 

Mary Jacob. 



244 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[515j DAMARIS HAMLIN,6 (Sister of James,) 

prob. b. Sharon, Ct., or Amenia, N. Y., about 1769-70; bap. Amenia, May 1, 
1774; m. Sharon, Ct., Ezra.« son of David and Hannah (Southard) Doty,* 
b. Sharon, Jan. 7, 1767, his first wife; they separated about 1800, or before, and 
he m. 2d, Mifflintown, Pa., Nov. 14, 1811, Mrs. Rebecca (North) Lewis, by whom 
he had four otlier children. Physician; Sliaron; where he sold out, 1792, and is 
supposed to have resided a few years in Catskill, N. Y., from wlience he 
removed, before 1800, and settled in Mifflintown; their oldest son, John, 
remained in Catskill with his mother; tlie other two went with their father to 
Mifflintown. She is called Sarah Hamlin by some of her descendants; was 
living in Catskill, Feb. 11, 1813: and prob. d. Catskill. He was examining sur- 
geon in his part of Penn. in tlie 1812 war; state senator; of medium stature, and 
stout, hale, hearty, active and vigorous. He and his wife d. Mifflintown; he 
Feb. 10, 1828. 

Ch. b. Sharon: 

1423.* John, abt. 1787. 

1424,*. William Henry, 1790. 

1425.* Ezra, abt. 1792. 

[519] SYLPHIA HAMLIN,« (Nathaniel,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ 

James,2i) b. Sharon, Ct., 1765; m. Amenia, N. Y., by Roswell Hopkins, 
J. P., Jan. 14, 1788, John Hanchett,t of New Haven, Ct. 

[520] CYNTHIA HAMLIN,8 Sister of Sylphia,) 

b. Sliaron, Ct., 1767-8; m. John Palmer, of Ashford, Ct., who at one time 
res. in Hartford, Ct.: she prob. m. a 2d husband named Hyde. A grand dau. 
states that, " Grandma Hyde came from Conn, to live with her sons John and 
Mason Palmer," at Detroit, Mich; where she d. Her grave in Elwood Ceme- 
tery, Detroit, bears this inscription: " Cynthia Hyde, Mother of Mason Palmer, 
b. June 12, 1768, d. Aug. 26, 1859." 
Children: 

1426.* Mason, b. May 7, 1788, Sharon, Ct. 

1427.* John, " Ashford, Ct. 

* Note 231. For Doty see Note 230. 

t Note 232. THOMAS HANCHETT,i b. England; m. Deliverance, dau. of George Laugh- 
ton; came from Plymouth to America in the Mary and John, 1630; res. in succession in Roxbury. 
Mass., Wethersfield and New London, Ct.; Northampton and Westford, Mass.; selectman and 
deacon Cong. Church, Northampton; received a grant of land Westford, 1668-9; selectman 
there, 1672; received a grant of land Suffleld, Ct., 1679; d. there, June 11, 16S6. 

JOHN HANCHETT,2 of Suffleld, b, Wethersfield, Sept. 1, 1649; m. 1st, Sept 6, 1677, Esther 
Prichet; subsequently m. three times; he took up land in Suffleld with his father, which 
remained in the family 200 years, and held until 1878 by Betsey and Caroline Hanchett; he d. 
Suffleld, Oct. 23, 1744. 

JOHN HANCHETT,3of Suffleld, h. Westfield, Mass., Nov. 16, 1679; m. Feb. 26, 1707, Lydia 
Hay ward; he d. Suffleld, Oct. 14, 1761. 

Lieut. JOHN HANCHETT,* of Suffleld, b. there Nov. 1, 1709 ; m. July 5, 1733, Mary Sheldon ; 
a portion of his house was standing 1891 ; he d. Suffleld, Dec. 9, 1796. 

Capt. OLIVER HANCHETT,5 of Suffleld, b. there, Aug. 7. 1741; m. May 26, 1766, Rachel 
Gillet; Captain in the Rev. and served under Gen. Arnold at Quebec, 1775; he d. Suffleld, May 
26, 1816. 

JOHN WILKES HANCHETT,6 of Syracuse, N. Y., b. Suffleld, Sept. 2, 1774; m. 1st, a dau. 
of Capt. Oliver Granger, a Rev. soldier; m, 2d, July 10, 1816, Margaret Granger, sisterof 1st wife; 
he d. Syracuse, Oct. 17, 1844. 

One John Hanchet made freeman. Mass, May 17, 1637. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 245 

[522] LUCY HAML1N,« (Sister of Sylphia,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., April, 1771; m. tliere, Nov. 28, 1792, Elihu," son of .Josiali 
and Elizabetli (Root) Coleman * b. Hebron, Ct., May 23, 17(52; farmer: Hebron, 
until 1771; Sharon, 1771-1798; Northampton, N. Y., 1798-1806; afterwards North- 
ampton; Democrat; Methodists. Both d. Nortliampton; she Jan. ;iO, 1859; he 



July 27, 1825 


Children: 










1428.* 


SEY3IOUR, 


b. Dec. 


23, 


1794, 


Sharon. 


1429.* 


ASENATH, 


" Mar. 


3, 


1797, 


u 


1430.* 


Henkv Root, 


" Oct. 


9, 


1800, 


Northampton 


1431.* 


HiKAM Hamlin, 


•' Oct. 


9, 


1800, 


a 



[523] NATHANIEL HAMLIN," (Bro. of Sylphia, ) 

b. Sharon, Ct., 1773; m. twice; a tanner by trade; lawyer; Pawlet, Vt., 1802; 

removed to Chillicothe, Ohio, 1814; res. Chester, Ohio, 1856; Recorder of Meigs 

Co., Ohio, many years. He d. childless. 

[525] ALANSON F. HAMLIN," (Bro. of Sylphia,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., 1778; m. 1st, Apr. 6, 1808, Mary Warner; m. 2d, Amanda,' 
dau. of Simeon and Joannah (Palmer) Lyman,t of Sharon, b. Mar. 12, 1798. He 
graduated Yale College, 1799; a prominent lawyer; Bridgeport, Ct.; Mayor, 
1838; one account says he removed to Georgia: anotlier that he d. Bridgeport, 
Oct., 1839. 

[526] Dr. ASA HAMLIN," (Bro. of Sylphia,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Mar. 30, 1780; m. there, Dec. 26, 1802, Asenath," dau. of 

Stephen and Huldah (Doty) Delano,! b. Sharon, Apr. 6, 1780. Physician: 

Sharon; removed to Fairfield, N. Y., about 1814; to Salem, Pa., 1816; and to 

Smethsport, Pa., 1833. Federalist. He was reared under the Puritanical regime 

* Note 233. Josiah Coleman,5 Niles,* Ebenezer,3John,8 Thomas, i 
t Note 234. Simeon Lyman,5 Moses,* 3 .Tohn,2 Richard.i 

* Note 235. Stephen Delano.s Thomas,* .Jonathan, » 2 PhiUp.i 

The family of de Lannoy descends from royalty by several ancient lines. The beginning 
of the name is with the ancient town of Lannoy, a few miles northeast of Lille, in France. 
The Scythians erected a kingdom in northern Germany, and become Franks. 

THE GUELPH DESCENT-LANNOY. 

1 Guelph, prince of the Scyrri (Holland), 476 A. D. 

2 Guelph, of Bavaria, 590. 

3 Guelph, Chamberlain of France, 613. 

4 Guelph, Comte of Bavaria, 670. 

5 Adelbertus, Comte of Bavaria, 756. 

6 Wolfhardus, Comte de Lucca, 8:23. 

7 Boniface, Comte de Lucca, 850. 

8 Adelbert, Due de Tuscany, 871. 

9 Boniface, Comte de Lucca. HS4. 

10 Segisfrede, Prince de Lucca, 900. 

11 Adelbert, Manjuis de Tuscany, 9.52. 

12 Otbert, Comte Palatine. 974. 

13 Otbert, Marquis de Liguria, 1014. 

14 Azo, Marquis d' E.ste, 10:10. 
13 Azo, Maniuis d' Este. 1097. 

16 Guelph (Welf), Comte d' Altdorf and Due de Bavaria. 1091. 

17 Henry III. Due de Bavaria, 1120. 

18 Henry IV, Due de Bavaria and Saxe, 1141. 

19 Henry V. Due de Bavaria andSa.xe, 119.5. 

20 Henry VI, Due de Bavaria and Saxe, 1200. 



246 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

of the Conn. Presbyterians, as his son put it: "Amusements were rare and 
Sunday a day to be dreaded." His opportunities for education and culture in 
youth were scanty, yet he improved them so well that he secured a profession 

' 21 Agnes, married Othon Due of Lavaria. 

22 Agnes, married Hellin Marquis de Franchimont. 

23 Helliu II. Marquis de Franchimont. 

24 Jean de Franchimont, 1310. 

2-5 Hugues de Franchimoet, Seigneur de Lannoy, 1349. 

26 Guillebert de Lannoy. 

27 Baudouin de Lannoy, " le begne," Chevalier Golden Fleece, 1429. 

28 Baudouin de Lannoy, Chevalier Golden Fleece. 

29 Philippe de Lannoy. Chevalier Golden Fleece, 1;543; m. Magdelaine de 

Burgundy. 

30 Jean de Lannoy, Chevalier Golden Fleece, 1560, 

31 Gysbert (Gilbert) de Lannoy, 1W.>. 

32 Jean de Lannoy, of Leiden. Holland, 1604. 
3:1 Phillippe d' Lannoy (La Noye). 

THE MEROVINGIAN DESCENT-LANNOY. 

1 Priam. King of Franks, 382 A. D. 

2 Sunno. Due of the Franks, 390. 

3 Merovee, Prince of the Franks. 

4 Mervig, King of the Franks, 448. 

5 Childeric I, King of the Franks, 458. 

6 Clovis I, " The Grand" King of France, .511. 

7 Clotaire I. King of Neustrie, 557. 

8 Chilperic. King of Soissons. .584. 

9 Clotaire II, King of Austrasia. 628. 

10 Charibert, King of Toulouse, 6:10. 

11 Boggis, Due of Aquitaine, 688. 

12 Eude, Due of Aquitaine, 73.5. 

13 Hunold, Due of Aquitaine. 774. 

14 Waiffre. Due of Aquitaine, 768. 

15 Loup II, Due of Gascogne, 774. 

■16 Adalaric, Comte de Gaseogne, 812. 

17 Centulle, , 812. 

18 Loup Centulle, Due de Gascogne, 819. 

19 Donat Loup. Comte de Bigore, 845. 

20 Eneco Arista, King of Navarre, 828. 

21 Ximenes Imigo, King of Navarre. 

22 Innigo Ximeres, King of Navarre. 

23 Garcias Innigo, King of Navarre, 885. 

24 Sancho I, King of Navarre, 933. 

25 Garcias II, King of Navarre, 966. 

26 Sancho II, King of Navarre, 990. 

27 Garcias Sancho, King of Navarre, lOOO. 

28 Sancho III, King of Navarre, 1035, 

29 Ferdinand I, King of Castille and Leon, 10b"5. 

30 Alfonso VI, King of Castille and Leon, 1109. 

31 Urraqua, Queen of Castille, m. Raimond, Comte de Burgundy, 1092. 

32 Alfonso VII, King and Emperor of Spain, 1127-35. 

33 Sancho III, King , 11.57. 

34 Alfonse VIII, King of Castile, 1214. 

35 Blanche, m. Louis VIII, King of France, 1226. 

36 St. Louis IX, King of France, 1270. 

37 Phillippe III, King of France, 1285. 

38 Charles de France, Comte de Valois, 1325. 

39 Philippe VI, King of France, 1350. 

40 .lean the Good, King of France, 1364. 

41 Philippe de France, Due of Burgundy, 1404. 

42 .Jean, Due of Burgundy, 1419. 

Hi Philippe, " The Good," Due of Burgundy, 1467. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 247 

in which he held respectable rank. In those days, however, doctor's fees were 
small and hard to obtain; in consequence at his death his family were left 
with little financial support. He d. Smethport, Sept. 8, 1835. 

Children: 

1432.* Orlo Jay, b. Dec. 2, 1803, Sharon. 

1433.* Eliza Maria, " Oct. 31, 1806, " 

1434. Edward W., " Jan. 11, 1809, Fairfield; d. young. 

1435.* William Edward, " Jun. 7, 1811, " 

143(5.* AsENATH Jeanettb, " Aug. 27, 1817, Salem. 

1737.* Asa Darwin, " Feb. 16, 1820, " 

.1438.* Byron Delano, " May 7, 1824, Sheshequin. 

44 Baudouin, batard de Burgundy, 1508. 

45 Magdelaine de Burgundy; m. Philippe de Lannoy, 1543; Chev. Toison 

d' Or. 

46 Jean de Lannoy, Chevalier " Golden Fleece," 1560. 

47 Gysburt de Lannoy, at Tourcoming, b. 1545, 

48 Jean de Lannoy, at Lyden, lt)04. 

49 Philippe de Lannoy. 

DESCENT FROM CHARLEMAGNE. 

1 St. Arnoul, 611 A. D. 

2 Ansegise, 679. 

3 Pepin, " le Gros," 714. 

4 Charles Martel, Duke of the Franks, 741. 

5 Pepin, " the Short," King of France, 768. 

6 CHARLEMAGNE, Emperor, 800. 

7 Pepin, King of Italy. 

8 Bernard, King of Italy. 

9 Pepin II. 

10 Pepin, Comte de Vermandois. 

11 Beatrix, m. Robert II, Duke of France. 
a Hugue, "the Great," d. 956. 

13 Hugue Capet, King of France, 987-996. 

14 Robert, the Saint, King of France, 996-1031. 

15 Alix de France, m. Baudouin V. Comte de Flandre. 

16 Judith, m. Guelph, Duke of Bavaria. 
Thence same as Guelph descent. 

NORMAN DESCENT. 

1 Hrolf . Duke of Normans, 860 A. D. 

2 William Longsword. 

3 Richard the Fearless. 

4 Richard the Good. 

5 Robert I, le diable. 

6 WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR, 1066-1087. 

7 Henry I, " Beuclere," King of England, IIOO-IIJIS. 
« Matilda, m. Geofrey Plantagenet. 

9 Henry II, King of England, 1154-89. 

10 Matilda, m. Henry V, Duke of Sa.xony and Bavaria. 

11 Henry VI. Duke of Saxony aiid Baravia, m. Agnes, dau. of Conrad. 

12 Agnes, m. Othon, Duke of Bavaria, 
Thence same as Guelph descent. 

DESCENT FROM ALFRED THE GREAT, ETC. 

1 Witekind I, about 100 A. D. 

2 To Cerdic, King of Wessex, 495, ancestor of 

3 Eggberht, 802-839. 

4 Athelwoulf, 839-858, 



248 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

5 ALFRED THE GREAT, S71. 

6 Edward, the Elder, King of Wessex, 901-924. 

7 Daughter of Eadgyth, m. Otto I, Emp.. 936. 

8 Liutgarde, dau. of Otto I, m. Conrad ' the Red," 955. 

9 Otto. 

10 Henry. 

11 Conrad II, Emperor. 

12 Henry III, Emperor. 

13 Henry IV, Emp. Holy Roman Empire. 

14 Agnes, dau., m. Frederic of Hohenstaufen. 

15 Frederic II. 

16 Conrad. 

17 Agnes, his dau., m. Henry VI, King of England. 
Thence same as Norman descent. 

ROMAN DESCENT. 

The Actii was a powerful Roman patrician family 600 B. C, and later, between 500 and 
350 B. C, they removed from Rome and settled at Este in Venetian Lombardy, and existed 
there 136 B. C, covering about 18 generations. From that period to Caius Actius, 390 A. D., of 
the Castle d' Este, senator 403, covered 12 generations. 

Sigfred Seigneur d' Este d. 945 A. D., was about the 45th generation. 

46 Azon I, Seigneur d' Este, d. 970; his son, Thibaud, Marcjuis d' Este, d. 

1007.* 

47 Sigbert d' Este d. 995. 

48 Hugues, Marquis d' Este, m. Marte dau. of Thibaund,* and d. 1014. 

49 Azon II, Marquis d' Este, d. 1097. 
Thence same as Guelph descent. 

JEAN d' LANNOY, 32d of Guelph line, b. about 15?0, was of pure Norman and Flemish 
blood, m. in the Walloons church, Tournai Hanau, Belgium, Jan. 13, 1596, Marie le Mahieu, of a 
Brabant family. They were Huguenots, and to escape persecutions from the Catholics, then 
in power in France, fled to Leiden, Holland; and were living there Sept. 26. 1602. Arms: Gules, 
a chevron, or, accompanied in chief of 2 bezants argent, or. He d. Leiden, 1604; she m. 2d, 1605, 
Jean Pesyn. No issue by last marriage. Pesyn and his wife built in Leiden a place of worship 
for the Protestant refugees; above the entrance was this inscription lii Dutch: (Translation) 
" Here you see of the ruins of a dilapidated hut by a childless couple a fine structure built— for 
poor strangers who were cast out from their fatherland, and peaceably here lived." Portraits 
of Madam de Liannoy- Pesyn have been found at Leyden, and a copyof oneisgivenin the Delano 
Genealogy. She is believed to have befriended the Pilgrims in L.eyden, which perhaps led to 
the settlement of her son Philip in Plymouth, Mass. 
Ch. Ijaptized in the church at Tournai: 

EsEiE (Isaiah), March 26, 1599. 
Philippe, Dec. 6, 1603. 

It appears they had a daughter, also. 

PHILIPPE DE LA NOYE,i b. Leiden, Holland, 1602, baptized in the Wallons church, 
Tournai Hanau, Belgium, Dec. 6, 1603; the witnes-ses were his parents, Tonette and Margurite 
de Lannoy. He was reared under the influence of the Pilgrims in Leyden, and is presumed to 
have Ijeen a passenger on the SperdweU, 16:)0; but one of those left in England. He left Leyden 
to join the ship Fof-tit/ie, in which he arrived at Plymouth. Nov. 11. 1621. Philip de la Noye is 
believed to be the first Huguenot to found a family in America. He was adm. to the church in 
Plymouth, where an acre of land was assigned him, 1624; which he surrendered on removal to 
Duxhury, where he was adm. to the church, Jan., 1623; Freeman, Jan. 1. 1623; he settled on the 
north side of Stony Brook, near .Tohn Alden and Edward Bompasse; bis farm of 40 acres was 
granted Oct. 2, 1637; Juryman .May 2 and Dec. 4, same year; Volunteer in the Pequot war. June 
7, 1637; and on a jury same year to lay out paths and highways and build bridges in Duxbury ; 
Grandjuryman, June 4, 1639. His name appears in the grant of Bridgewater to 54 persons. 164.5. 
He had a share of about 800 acres of land purchased by 36 persons from the Indians at Dart- 
mouth, 1652; he was among the 26 purchasers of land in Middleboro. 1662. He removed to 
Bridgewater; m. 1st. Duxbury. Mass., Dec. 19, 1634, Hester Dewsbury (Desborough), of Duxbury, 
m. 2d, there, 1657, Mary, widow of James Glass, and dau. of William Pontus. 

Arms: Argent, 2 palmes sinople posed in saltier, and a cerf natural over all (Sur le tout). 
He d. Bridgewater, intestate, about 16S1. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 



249 



Ch. b. Duxbury: 






Mary, about 16:i5; 


m. 


Jonathan Dunham. 


Esther, 1688; 


" 


Samuel Sampson and John Soule. 


Philip, about ItUO; 


'• 


Elizabeth Clark. 


Thomas. Mar. 21. \iU2; 




Mary Alden and Mrs. Bartlett. 


John, about 104:4; 




Mary Weston. 


Jane, about ]ti4(i; 


d. 


unmarried. 


Jonathan, 1647; 


m. 


Mercy Warren. 


Rebecca, about ]i)5l; 




John Churchill. 


By 3d wife: 






Samuel, 1659; 


m. 


, Elizabeth Standish. 



Lieut. JONATHAN DELANO,'-ib. Duxbury, 1647; m. Plymouth, Mass., Feb. 28, 1678, Mercy, 
dau. of Nathaniel and Sarah (Walker) Warren, b. Plymouth, Feb. 20, 16,5S. He moved to Dart- 
mouth, now Fairhaven, Mass.; one of the first proprietors; his right, derived from his father 
to SOO acres of land, was purchased by the latter, with others, from the Indian sachems, Wa- 
samequin and Wamsuttu. 1652. It is said that he resided near the brook at Tusket Hill or 
Wasc)uatucket, where he built a mill. He was constable, surveyor, commissioner and select- 
man; he participated in the Indian battle at Mt. Hope, King Philip's stronghold, under Capt. 
Benj. Church, Aug. 32, 1676; deputy, 1689; com. lieutenant by Gov. Hinckley, Dec. 35, 1689. Both 
d. Dartmouth; he, Dec. 23, 1730; she, after 1727. 
Ch. b. Dartmouth: 



A Daughter, 


Nov. 


25, 1678; 


d. 


Nov. 28, 1678. 


Jonathan, 


Jan. 


aO, 1680; 


m 


. Amy Hatcli 


Jabez, 


Nov. 


8, 1682. 






Sarah. 


Jan. 


9, 1684; 


d. 


Feb. 7, 1690. 


Mary, 


Oct. 


27, 1686. 






Nathan, 


Oct. 


29, 1688. 






Bethia, 


Nov. 


29, 1690; 


d. 


July 19, 1693, 


Susanna, 


Sept. 


3, 1693. 






A Son, 


Oct. 


22, 1694; 


d. 


same day. 


Nathaniel, 


Oct. 


29, 1695. 






Esther, 


April 


4, 1698. 






Jethro, 


July 


31, 1701. 






Thomas. 


May 


10, 1704. 







WARREN DESCENT: 



1 William the Conqueror, 103.1-1087. 

2 Gundred. m. Wm. de Warrenne, Comte in Normandy, 1066-1088. 

3 Reginald de Warrenne, m. Aldelia de Mowbray. 

4 William de Warrenne, m. Isabel de Hayden. 

5 Sir John de Warrenne, Kt. ; m. Alice de Townshend. 

6 John de Warrenne, m. Joan de Poot. 

7 Sir Edward de Warrenne, Kt. ; m. Maude Skegelon. 

8 Sir Edward de Warrenne, Kt. : m. Cicely de Eton. 

9 Sir John de Warrenne, Kt. ; ni. . 

10 Nicholas de Warrenne, m. Agnes de Wynlngton. 

11 Sir Lawrence de Warrene, m. Margery Uulkeley. 

12 John de Warrenne, Esq. ; m. Isabel Stanley. 

13 Sir Lawrence de Warrenne, ICt. ; m. Isabel Legh. 

14 John Warren, of lledl)ury. ^ 

15 Christopher Warren, m. . 

16 William Warren, m. Ann Mable. 

17 Christopher Warren, m Alice Welib. 

18 Richard Warren, m. Mrs. Elizabeth Marsh, nee .louatt. 

19 Nathaniel Warren, m. Sarah Walker. 

20 Mercy Wiirren, m. Jonathan Dehiiio. 

JONATHAN DELANO.a b. Jan. 30, 1680; m. Juno 30. 1704, Amy. diiu. of Capt. .loseph and 
Amy (Allen) Hatch, b. Falmouth, Mass., July 10, 1687. He removed to Tolland, Ct.. about 1733; 
town clerk, 17:^4-36; selectman. 17:i4-35; both d. Tolland: he, March 25, 1752. 



250 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[527] AR0ILLU8 HAMLIN,« (Bro. of Sylphia,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., 1782. Name of tirst wife unknown: m. 2d, Feb. 1-3, 1816, 

Jerusha, dau. of John and Huldah (Nichols*) Botsford, b. Oct. 25, 1790: teacher; 

cabinet maker; Newton, Ct.; he Presby.; 2d wife Episco. He d. Newton, Jan. 

14, 1826; his widow d. Jan. 16, 1867. 



Children: 










Sarah, 


b. Mar. 


18, 1705, 


Dartmouth; 


m. Samuel West. 


Joan, 


" Dec. 


16, 1706. 


" 


" Dea. Joseph West. 


Jabez, 


'• Jan. 


13, 1708, 


" 


" Prudence Hobart. 


Nathan, 


" Mar. 


1, 1711, 


" 


" Ruth 


Amy, 


" Aug. 


11, 171;}, 


" 


" Christopher West. 


Jonathan, 


" Dec. 


2. 1715. 


4. 


" Anna Ladd. 


Barnabas, 


" April 


. 11, 1718, 


(i 


" about 1740. 


Sylvan us, 


" May 


17, 1720, 


" 


" Mrs. Elizabeth Peck, nee Abbott. 


Elizabeth, 


" May_ 


15, 1722, 


.( 


" Joseph Chamberlain. 


Susanna, 


" June 


23, 1721, 


Tolland, 


•' Noah Grant. 


Thomas, 


" Dec. 


24, 1726, 


" 


" Lois . 


Timothy, 


" Nov. 


4, 1739, 


" 


" Lydia Lothrop. 


Jethro, 


" Oct. 


29, 17;J2, 


•' 


" Sarah Lothrop. 



Dea. THOMAS DELANO,* b. Tolland, Ct., June 23, 1734; wife, Lois . He was prob. 

m. in Tolland, and removed to Sharon, Ct., where be settled on the west slope of Sharon Mount- 
ain, a mile and a half from Amenia, N. Y., in 1759. On Feb. 10, 1760, she presented a letter from 
the church at Tolland recommending her to the care of the church at Amenia. of which Rev. 
Ebenezer Knibloe was pastor; he was also adm. to this church July 31, 1773; and was deacon 
1774. He d. Sharon, Sept. 8, 1803. 



Children: 
Benjamin, 
Hannah, 
Stephen, 
Reuben, 
Jethro, 
Thomas, 
Elisha, 
Frederick, 
Lois, 



b. about 1749; 
" April 1, 1753; 
" about 1755; 
1758; 
" June 18, 1760, 
" Feb. 11, 1764, 
" May 13, 1765, 
" Oct. 4. 1767, 



m. Saviah Clark. 

" Reuben Doty. 

" Huldah Doty. 

" Joanna Sackett. 

" Hannah Rose. 
Sharon; m. Olive Griswold. 
Sharon; " Mary Atherton. 
Sharon; " Joana Doty. 
Sharon. 



Stephen Delano.^ b. April 1, 1753, prob. at Tolland, Ct.; m. Amenia, N. Y., April 35, 1774, 
Huldah, dau. of Samuel and Zerviah Doty, b. Sharon, April 29, 1755. He probably removed 
with his father's family to Sharon. 1759, and inherited the large farm of his father. Farmer; 
Sharon; heavy built, medium height, weight 300 pounds. A quiet, honest, sober, kind-heart- 
ed man. Both d. Sharon : he, April 3, 1841 ; she, April 17, 1826. 

Ch. b. Sharon: 

13, 1775; m. .Tames Cole. 
7, 1777; d. March 2,1788. 
5. 1780; m. Dr. Asa Hamlin. 
24, 1782; d. Nov. 8, 1867, unm. 

5, 1784; m. Henry Colver. 
20, 1786; " David Hollister. 
27, 1788; " Peter Kline. 
31, 1790; " Augustus Tobey. 
April 18, 1793; d. Nov. 30, 1864, unm. 
Mar. 19, 1795; m. John T. Hibbard. 
April 3, 1797; d. April 26, 1862, unm. 
For Doty see note 230. 

Note 2:^6. RICHARD NICHOLS, m. 1760, Abigail Gold. 
Children : 



m. John Botsford. 



IElizabeth, 

Julia, 

Asenath. 

Jethro, 

Laura, 

Electa, 

Roxanna, 

Huldah, 

Delinda, 

Harriet, 

Julia, 



•June 

June 

April 

July 

Oct. 

Oct. 

Oct. 

Oct. 



Anna, 


b, 1763. 


Austin 


" 1766. 


Huldah 


" 1769; 


Daniel, 


" 1773. 


Hannah, 


" 1775. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 251 

Ch. by 2d wife, b. Newton: 
1439.* Mary, Nov. 11, 1817. 

1440.* Julia Ann, Apr. 9, 1820. 
1441.* Caroline, Apr. 7, 1822. 

1442.* Frances, Nov. 8, 1824. 

[528] LOREN HAMLIN," (Bro. of Sylphia,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., 1784: m. Lydia Baker; farmer; Rupert, Vt., where both 
d.; he Nov. 15, 1848; she Sept. 3, 1851, aged 63. 

Cli. b. Rupert: 

1443.* Jeanette, Feb. 15, 1804. 

1444.* Deborah M. 

1445.* Fayette B., 1812. 

[530] ERASTUS HAMLIN," (Bro. of Sylphia,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Mar. 2H. 1789: m. 1815, Dolly Hurd,b. Killingworth, Ct., Oct. 
29, 1788: removed to Fairfield, N. Y.; tlien.;e to Naples, N. Y.. fall of 1833: where 
they resided the remainder of their lives. From their obituary notices the 
following extracts were taken: They were two very worthy, remarkable per- 
sons. Their great age. habits of life, mental and physical activity, and their 
purity of character, rendered them so. They never sought prominence in the 
circles in which they moved, and were eminent for dignity of manner, and 
courteous demeanor. Home was the dearest spot on earth to them, and they 
did all they could to make it attractive to children and friends. At his settle- 
ment In Naples, Mr. Hamlin purchased a large farm and mill. He was a gen- 
tleman of the old school, upright in his dealing, courteous in manner, dignified 
in deportment, united with a friendly sociability that secured the kind esteem 
of all with whom he associated. Mrs. Hamlin was a lady of culture and 
refinement, of decided literary tastes and tact in the various femenine 
accomplishments. They naturally took and retained a leading position in 
society. Their house was ever open to friendly visits; to social gatherings: 
and down to their extreme old age they never excused themselves from 
any civility or duty, which the forms of society imposed. The last winter of 
her life she read the speeches in Congress, taking a lively interest in the pro- 
ceeding: and in the summer preceding her death knit small bits of lace called 
shell work, sewing them. together, and finished by netting a fringe: a piece of 
work difficult for j^ounger people. Her sewing and letter writing continued in 
the same remarkable manner. The day before her final sickness commenced 
she made a call upon her minister's wife, dressing herself in a black silk bro- 
cade, showing she never grew rusty. Her Mowers and all lier all'airs commanded 
the same scrupulous attention. She was a member of the W. C. T. U., which 
passed resolutions of respect in her memory. They were members of tbe Presb. 
Ch. of Naples, where she had been an honored communicant forty-five years. Mr. 
Hamlin joined later in life. They lived well and died well: lovely were they 
in their lives, and in their death were notdivided: she d. Naples, Sept .11. 1878; 
he d. after a short illness in full possession of liis mental faculties, nearly to 
the last, at tbe same place, Sept. 19, 1878. 
Ch. b. Fairfield: 



iinm. 



1446.* 


Eveline, 


Sept. 


24 1816. 








1447.* 


Edwin A., 


Nov. 


30, 1819. 








1448. 


Daniel H., 


Oct. 


4. 1821; 


d. 


.Inn. 12, 


isss 


1449.* 


Delia E. 


Apr. 


17, 1825. 









252 



THE HAMLIIS' FAMILY. 



[532] RICHAED HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Sylphia, ) 

b. Sharon, Ct., June 1, 1794; m. Westfield, Mass., Apr. 15, 1815, Asenath, 

dau. of Ashbel and Lucretia (Kellogg) Fowler, b. Westfield, Oct. 6, 1794; both 

d. Westfield; he Sept. 29, 1861; she Apr. 11, 1883. 

Children: 

b. Aug. 16, 1816, Fairfield. 

" Apr. 29, 1818, " 

" Oct. 29, 1819, " 

" Aug. 29, 1822, " m. Francis Heminway. 

" Feb. 3, 1826, Southwick. 

" Jan. 31, 1828. 

" Aug. 31, 18.30, 

" Feb. 14, 1833, " 

•' Apr. 29, 1836, Russell. 



1450.* 


George William, 


1451.* 


Juliette, 


1452.* 


Almira, 


1453. 


LUCINDA, 


1454.* 


Eliza Ank, 


1455.* 


Timothy, 


1456.* 


Lydia Maria, 


1457.* 


Lucretia Fowler 


1458.* 


Emily Jane, 



[533] 



PHILO HAML1N,« 



(Bro. of Sylphia,) 



b. Sharon, Ct., 1796; m. there, June 6, 1823, Orra Cole. He resided on his 
father's farm near Sharon Village, as late as 1846; the last of the family in 
Sharon; she member church, there, 1836. He d. Naples, N. Y., Jan. 8. 1875. 
No issue. 



[535] 



SARAH HAMLIN,« 



(Sister of Sylphia,) 



b. Sharon, Ct., 1799; m. 1819, John Dewey,* b. Royalton, Vt., 1796; res. 
Royalton, Hubbardtown and Fairhaven, Vt.; Gongs.; she d. Castleton, Vt., 
1873; he d. Brattleboro, Vt., 1862. 

Children: 

b. 1825, Royalton. 

" Jan. 26, 1830, Hubbardton. 

1835, " d. 1837. 

" 1840, Fairhaven: " 1870, unm. 



1459.* 
1460.* 
1461. 
1462. 



Julia Hamlin, 
Marcus Bingham, 
Ellen, 
Timothy Hamlin, 



[536] LAURA HAMLIN," (Sister of Sylphia,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., 1801; m. Col. John C. Bestow, b. Hinsdale, N. Y., about 1796, 
his 3d wife; he m. 1st, a widow Hutchinson, who had: Levi S.; m. 2d, Melinda 
Plummer, who had: Joseph and Henry; the latter res. in Oregon City, Oregon; 
tanner and currier; removed to Cliester, Ohio, about 1824. The family are of 
French descent, name formerly De Barstow. Col. of the first militia Regt. 
organized in Meigs Co., Ohio: Associate Judge Court of Common Pleas, Meigs 
Co. many years. He removed to Quincy, HI., where he m. a 4th wife. Laura 
d. 1854. 

No Issue. 



* Note 237. .Tustin Dewey.s Israel,* Thomas,3 Jedediah,2 Thomas.i 

THOMAS DEWEY.i Little is known of his early life. He was a dissenter, and came 
from Sandwich. Kent, England, to America in the Lion's Whelp, 1633; settled in Dorchester, 
Mass.; freeman, 1634. He went with a company of sixty people under Rev. Thomas Wareham 
to found Windsor, Ct., 1635; m. March 22. 163S-9, Mrs. Frances, widow of Joseph Clark; county 
deputy. He d. Windsor, buried April 27, IfiiS; She m. 3d, Nov. 30, 1618, George Phelps, and re- 
moved to Westfield, Mass., about 1668. 
Children: 
• Thomas, bap. Feb. 16, 1639-40; 
JOSIAH, " Oct. 10, 1641; 

Ann, " Oct. 15, 1643. 



d. April 27, 1690. 

m. Hepzebah Lyman. 



Israel, 
Jedediah, 



Sept.25, 164.5. 
Dec. 15, 1647. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 253 

[537j JOHN HAMLIN,6 (Bro. of Sylpliia,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Sept. 4, 1802: m. 1829, Almira G. Sessions. Farmer and cur- 
rier; Prattsburg, N. Y.: colporteur tor American Tract So.; Presbys. He d. 
Almond, N. Y., Aug. 12, 1868: she Pattonsburg, Mo., Oct. 10, 1891. 
Ch. b. Prattsburg: 

1463.*' Frances Jeannette, Jan. 17, 1830. 

1464. Timothy Caklos, Oct. 28, 1831. 

1465.* Ellen Makie, Dec. 18, 1833. 

1466.* Charles Finney, Mar. 20, 1837. 

[538] ELIZABETH HAMLIN," (Sister of Sylphia,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., 1804; m. Thorpe; res. Cedar Bluffs, Alabama. 1856; 

she d. Rome, Ga., 1864. 

[5.39] TIMOTHY St. .IOHN HAMLIN,« (Bro. of Sylphia,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., 1806. It is said he was at one time a merchant in Phila., 
Pa.: and supposed to have d. many years ago, unm. 

[540] Capt. PHILANDER HULBERT,6 (Mercy Hamlin," Thomas,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Alford, Mass., Feb. 29, 1766: m. there, May 20, 1786, 
Clarinda Crane, of Deerfield; farmer and merchant; Alford, Oxford and Shef- 
field, Mass.; removed to Elbridge, N. Y., about 1822: town clerk, justice of the 
peace, tax collector, captain in militia. He d. Elbridge, Aug. 15, 1823; she d. 

Erie, Pa. 

Children: 

' 1467.* Chauncey, b. May 28, 1788, Alford. 

1468.* Richard Orson, " Jun. 12, 1792, " 

1469. ACHSAH Maria, " Nov. 25, 1795, " m. Wm. H. Hollenbcck. 

1470.* Egbert Nelson, " Jun. 22, 1799, Oxford. 

1471. Sally Louisa, " Apr. 29, 1809; d. Jun. 4, 1824. 

[542] Hon. JOHN WHITFIELD HULBERT," (Bro. of Philander,) 

b. Alford, Mass., June 1, 1770; m. Sheffield, Mass., 1799, Sally, dau. of John 

Hubbard,* and grand dau. of Rev. John Hubbard, first pastor Cong, church 

* Note 23S. GEORGE HUBBARD,i b. England, 1620; m. 16W. EUzabeth. dau. of Kifliard 
Watts, of Hartford; where he was an early settler; later of Middletown, when made freeman. 
h)5L His home lot was on the east side of Main street, north of Green street. "At a town 
meetinj,'. Dec. 17, '66: Whereas, Mr. Hamline this day Gave a drum to the town and trainl)and. 
the towne Voated to allowe Goodman Huberd fourtie Shillings for Sweeping the meeting hous 
and keeping the Glas and for his Son Josephes beating the drum for all eomon meeting, both 
on Saboth days and all other meeting and to beaten twis on fornouns and twis in afternouns 
Saboth days and thanlc Giving days and fast days to be beaten from the meeting hous to 
against Air. Stows to be Give first with a preparative and after acalle this for the year Insuing; 
but the drum for future to be beaten after the Sam manner." In 1666 he was by the county 
court "freed from watch, ward and training." His name stands last in tiie list of ten male 
persons who organized the Fir.st church, 1668. Will dated M:i y .'::.'. 16S]. He d. Middletown. Mar. 
IS. lcS(U-."). 



Children: 








Mary. 


b .Jan. 


16. 


Kin. 


.Joseph, 


" Dec. 


10, 


]6i:i. 


Daniel, 


" Dec, 




16J.'>. 


Samuel, 


" May, 




IMS. 


George, 


•• Dec, 




16.')0. 


Nathaniel, 


" Dec, 


10, 


16r)2. 


Richard, 


" .July, 




16.):'). 


Elizabeth. 


•' .Jan. 


15, 


16.J9. 



254 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Sheffield. He was the most noted of the family; admitted to the bar Sept., 
1794; grad. from Harvard Coll., 1795; practiced law in Sheffield; removed to 
Pittsfield, about 1800, and practiced there; member of Congress, 1815-7, and 
refused a third term; removed to Cayuga county, N. Y., and was there mem- 
ber of N. Y. Legislature and declined re-election. He was called "Colonel," 
and styled the "Silver Tongued;" a distinguished advocate, pre-eminently as 
a criminal lawyer; as a member of Congress, he was able, eloquent and witty; 
as an Assembly man, confessedly of the first ability; she survived him and d. 
Auburn, N. Y., Jan. 1«, 1843. 
Children: 

1472.* Caroline. 

1473.* John Philip. 

1474. Frederick, d. in infancy. 

1475. Marcia. 
1476.* Sarah. 
1477.* Charles J. 
1478.* Henry. 
1479.* William. 
1480.* Edward. 

[543] Dr. JUNIUS HULBERT," (Bro. of Philander,^ 

b. Alford, Mass., Mar. 12, 1772; m. Jane Sheldon Graham, of Athens, N. Y. 
Physician; buried Alford, Mass. 

Children: 

1481. Jane Charlotte; m. Abner Davis. 
1482.* Isaac Henry Scott. 

[544] CLAllINDA HULBERT," (Sister of Philander,) 

b. Alford, Mass., Dec. 29, 1773; m. June 29, 1797, Jonah Kellogg; farmer, 
near Erie, Pa.; removed to Monroe, Ashtabula Co., Ohio. 

Children: 

b. July 29, 1799. 

" Sept. 21, 1800. 

" July 10, 1803; d. Jan. 1, 1813. 

" Aug. 7, 1805. 

" May 23, 1812. 



[545] LORANIA HULBERT,'^ (Sister of Philander,) 

b. Alford, Mass., Nov. 29, 1775; m. Elisha Tobey,* of Alford. Both d. 
Rochester, N. Y. 



1483. 


Moses Cogsw^ell, 


1484. 


Miranda, 


1485. 


John Hulbert, 


1486. 


Theodore Junius, 


1487. 


Philander, 


1488. 


Augustus. 





Children; 




1489. 


John W., 


m.; d.; no issue. 


1490. 


Albert, 


d. unm., Mt. Morris. 


1491. 


Louisa, 


m. Randall. 


1492. 


Angeline, 


u 



[.546] Dk. PEYTON RANDOLPH HULBERT,« (Bro. of Philander,) 

b. Alford, Mass., July 22, 1778; m. near Salina, N. Y., May 4, 1804, Sarah 

Young, b. Chatham, N. Y., Apr. 9, 1785. Physician; res. in various places; he 

* Note 239. For Tobey see note 173. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 255 

d. Troy, N. Y., Apr. 4, 1855; she d. Scrub Oaks, Westchester Co., N. Y., Sept. 
14, 1861. 

Children: 

1493.* Fredekick Randolph, b. Mar. 9, 1805, Vernon, N. Y. 
1494.* Erasmus Darwin, " Jan. 16, 1807, near Syracuse, N. Y. 

1495.* Junius John, " Jan. 22, 1809, Onon, West Hill, N. Y. 

1496. Emeline B., " Mar. 1, 1811, Nassau, N. Y.; 

d. Poughkeepsie, Mar. 11, 1852. 
1497.* Victor Moreau, b. Nov. 22, 1813, Nassau, N. Y. 

1498. ZiLPHA M., " 1817, " " 

d. Brooklyn, N. Y., Mar 1, 1840. 
1499.* Lucy An^t, b. Apr. 20, 1820, Nassau, N. Y. 

1500.* Helen M., " 1825, Alford. 

[547] POLLY HULBERT,6 (Sister of Philander,) 

b. Alford, Mass., May 2, 1780; m. Samuel Williams; res. N. Y. City; she d. 
Oct. 18, 1804. 

Child: 

1501. Henry Villers, 

[549] SALLY HULBERT,6 (Sister of Philander,) 

b. Alford, Mass., Mar. 12, 1784; m. Aug. 25, 1808, Timothy Kellogg, b. Still- 
water, N. Y., July 20, 1786; she d. June 16, 1809; he remarried and d. Brooklyn, 
N. Y., Apr. 5, 1855. 

Child: 

1502. Timothy, 

[5.50] HENRY JRAD HULBERT,^ (Bro. of Philander,) 
b. Alford, Mass., Apr. 18, 1789; said to have been a drunkard, and d. far 
from liome, unm., aged 84. 

[ 551 ] JESSE FORD,« (Ruth Hamlin,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,^ i) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Jan. 17, 1766; m. Canaan, N. Y., Dec. 3, 1789, Azubah, dau. 

of Cyrus and Mary (Huntley) Lee,* b. Lyme, Ct., Oct. 22, 1771; tailor; Red Rock, 

N. Y.: removed to a farm in Austerlitz, N. Y, He d. there, May 12, 1833; she 

d. Red Rock, Oct. 15, 1861. 

* Note 240. THOMAS LEE,i b. England; m. Miss Brown; sailed for America, 1641, with 
wife, tliree children, and fatlier-in-law. Brown, and died on passage from small pox. Tlie 
family resided many years at Saybrook. Ct. Later Mr. Brown removed to Providence, R. L, 
where he re-married ; and from the latter family descend the Browns of that locality. 
Children: 

Phebe, m. Nov., 1659, Mr. Large, of Long Island. 

.Iane, " June, 1659, Mr. Hyde, of Norwich, Ct. 

Thomas. 
THOMAS LEE,2b. England; came to Saybrook, Ct., with his mother, IG-tl ; m. 1st. Sarah 
Kirtland, of Saybrook; who d. May 21, 1676; m. 2d, July i;{, 1676. Mary, prob. dau. of Balthazer 
DeWolf, of Lyme, Ct. ; Ensign; representative' Lyme, Ct., 1676; a wealthy man. lied. .May 
•iO, 1705. His widow m. Matthew Griswold, 2d. 

Ch. by first wife. 
John, b, Sept. 21, 1670; m. Elizabeth Smith, of Lyme, Ct. 

Thomas, " Dec. 10,1672; " Elizabeth Graham, of Hartford, Ct. 

Sarah, " Jan. 14, 1674; " Daniel Buckingham, of Saybrook, Ct. 



256 THE HAMLIN FAMILY 



f 





Children: 


1503. 


LUOINDA, 


1504. 


Louisa, 


1505.* 


Warren, 


1506.* 


Jesse, 


1507. 


Lydia, 


1508.* 


Polly. 


1509.* 


John Allen, 


1510.* 


. Wealthia, 


1511.* 


Almanza, 


1512.* 


Altana Valentine, 


1513.* 


Cyrus Lee, 



[unm. 
b. Apr. 9, 1791, Eed Rock; d. Apr. 9, 1861, 
" May 9, 1792, " d. Apr. 3, 1841, unm. 
" Jun. 25, 179.3, 
" May 13, 1795, 

" Sept. 25, 1796, " d. Oct. 7, 1796. 

" Oct. 18, 1797, " 

" Feb. 23, 1801, Austerlitz. 
" Oct. 23, 1802, 
" Apr. 19, 1805, 
" Nov. 18, 1807, 
" Jun. 23, 1809, ■ " 

[552 J JOEL FOED,« (Bro. of Jesse,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Oct. 3, 1767; m. Mary, dau. of Isaac* and Martha (Earls) 
Ford, b. May 31, 1772; removed to Windham, Green Co., N. Y. He d. Lexing- 
ton, N. Y., June 16, 1857; she d. Apr. 1, 1869. 

Children: 

1514. Harry J., b. Mar. 6, 1793. 

1515. David, " Apr. 1, 1796; d. Sept. 8, 1812. 

1516. Tryphena, " Aug. 8, 1797: " Mar. 21, 1843. 

1517. Philo, " July 12, 1799; " May 26, 1857. 

1518. Patty, " Sept. 13, 1800. 

1519. Sally, " Jun. 24, 1802; d. Dec. 26, 1827. 

1520. Elijah, " Jan. 26, 1804. 

1521. Isaac, " July 13, 1806; d. Mar. 7, 1840. 

1522. Philemon, " Feb. 26, 1808; " Sept. 16, 1829. 

1523. Jonathan H., " Feb. 3, 1810. 

1524. Betsey E., " Aug. 11, 1812. 
1825. David, " Feb. 14, 1875. 

By Second wife: 

Phebe b. Apr. 14, 3677; m. Dea. Reynold Merwin, of Lyme, Ct. 

Mary, " Apr. 23, 1679. 

El^IZABETH. 

William, b. Apr. 10, 1684; m. Mary Griffin, of Long Island. 
Stephen, " Abigail Lord. 

Hannah, " .Tohn Griswold, of Lyme. 

Lydia, d. unm. 

Perhaps others. 
WILLIAM LEE,3 b. Apr. 10, 1()S4; m. Mary Griffin, of Long Island, N. Y. He first intro- 
duced the use of tableforlis in Lyme, Ct. 
Children: 

Ezra; m. Miss Southard. 

Abner; " Elizabeth Lee. 

Cyrus, " Mary Huntley. 

A daughter " Uriah Rowland, of Lyme. 

Azubath, " Daniel DeWolf and Josiah Sill, of Lyme. 

CYRUS LEE4; " Mary Huntley, of Lyme, Ct. He was buried Nov. :i4, 1806; she, March 

9, 1800. 

Children: 

Lois, d. aged 12 years. 

Mary; m. Simeon Blain, and removed to Cornwall, Ct. 

William, " Sarali Murdock. 

Lydia; " .lohn Valentine. 

Abigail, " Richard Valentine. 

Elias, "^ Mrs. Rebecca Roberts, nee Gilbert. 

Azubah, b. Oct. 22, 1771, Lyme; m. Jesse Ford.6 

* Isaac Ford, 5 brother of Jonathan. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 257 

[553] JONATHAN FORD,« (Bro. of Jesse,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Jan. 8, 1770; m. Rachael Johnson, b. Feb. 9, 1771. He d. 
Huron, Mich., Oct. 14, 1838; she d. June 2, 1836. 
Children: 



1526.* 


Abner, 


b. Dec. 


26, 


1789. 




1527.* 


Eliab W., 


" Oct. 


9, 


1791. 




1528.* 


Jonathan H., 


'' Mar. 


4, 


1794. 




1529.* 


Prudence, 


" Mar. 


1, 


1796, 


Lexington 


1530.* 


Hiram D., 


" Jan. 


5, 


1798, 


a 


1531.* 


Martin H., 


" July 


21, 


1800. 




1532.* 


Annis, 


" July 


12, 


1802. 




1533.* 


Harriet E., 


" May 


3, 


1804. 




1534.* 


Alexander, 


" May 


21, 


1806. 




1535.* 


Edwin Jonathan, 


" Apr. 


27, 


1808, 


Green Co. 


1536.* 


LOVINE GiBBS, 


" Mar. 


24, 


1810. 




1537.* 


Alonzo Gale, 


" Feb. 


11, 


1814. 





1538. 


Ruth, 


1539. 


Clarissa, 


1540. 


Russell, 


1541. 


Patrick, 


1542.* 


Ransom, 


1543. 


Ends, 


1544. 


Norman, 


1545. 


Philetus, 


1546. 


Eliab G., 



[5541 ELIAB rORD,6 (Bro. of Jesse,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., May 23, 1772; m. Abigail Grlswold, b. May 1, 1777. He d. 
Mt. Upton, N. Y., Jan. 18, 1840: she d. Nov. 26, 1848. 

Children: 

b. Oct. 22, 1794; d. July 21, 1818. 

" Sept. 20, 1796. 

" Feb. 28, 1799; d. Aug. 11, 1863. 

" Dec. 17, 1800; " May 20, 1843. 

" Jun. 24, 1803, Oxford. 

" July 18, 1805. 

" Oct. 24, 1807. 

" Nov. 1, 1809. 

" Jun. 15, 1813. 

[555] RUTH FORD,6 (Sister of Jesse,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Aug. 6, 1774; m. Elder Amos, son of Amos and Susanna 
(Gott) Starks, b. Feb. 14, 1774; shoemaker and clergyman; Red Rock, Troy, 
Chatham and Canaan; Republican: member Christian church. Both d. Chat- 
ham; she Feb. 18, 1848; he Dec. 16, 1867. 

Ch. b. Red Rock: 

Jan. 28, 1795. 

Apr. 25, 1797. 

May 1, 1800. 

Jun. 22, 1803. 

Oct. 23, 1807. 

Sept. 5, 1810; d. unm. Mar. 26, 1860. 

Sept. 30, 1814. 

[556] ALANSON FORD,« (Bro. of Jesse,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Oct. 9, 1776; m. Lucinda Goodrich, b. Mar. 26, 1784; res. 
Austerlitz, N. Y.; justice of the peace. Botii d. Austerlitz; lie June 29, 1850. 

Children: 
1554.* Alphonzo, b. Dec. 3, 1803. 
1555.* Clarinda, " Jun. 10, 1806, 



1547.* 


Susanna, 


1548.* 


Talcott Gibbs, 


1549.* 


Alonson Ford, 


1550.* 


Ralph J., 


1551.* 


Prudence, 


1552. 


Achsah M., 


1553.* 


Amos H., 



258 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[557] Rev. DAVID rORD,« (Brother of Jesse,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Apr. 30, 1779; m. there Nov. 14, 1802, Susannah, dau. 

of Amos and (Gott) Starks, b. Canaan, Feb. 15, 1786; clergyman; Canaan; 

Repubhcan: members Christian Ch. Both d. Canaan; he Dec. 1, 18H8; she Aug. 

16, 1825. 

Ch. b. Canaan: 

1556.* Lorenzo Dow, Oct. 14, 1803. 

1557.* Adalinb, Jan. 23, 1805. 

1558. Sally Amanda, May 27, 1806; m. Hiram D. Ford. 

1559.* Geraldtne, Nov. 2, 1807. 

1560.* Joseph Crooker, Aug. 17, 1809. 

1561.* David, Aug. 23, 1811. 

1562. Susannah, Sept. 8, 1815: m. Almanza Ford." 

[558] PRUDENCE FORD," (Sister of Jesse, ) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Jun. 19, 1782; m. William, son of John and Rebecca (Hold- 
ridge) Burrows, b. Austerlitz, N. Y., Aug. 29, 1788; she d. Canaan, N. Y., 
Feb. 27, 1865; he d. Red Rock, N. Y., Dec. 5, 1869. 
Children: 

1563. Caroline, b. July 4, 1811, Austerlitz; d. Dec. 12, 1835. 
1564.* Ruth, " Sept. 5, 1873, 

1565.* Maria, " Apr. 11, 1816, Red Rock. 

1566.* Addison, " Jan. 6, 1819, 
1567.* ZiLPHA Jane," May 14, 1822, " 

[559] RUEL FORD,« (Bro. of Jesse,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Apr. 28, 1784; m. Laurana Crav^^ford, b. Dec. 26, 1785; 

carpenter and millwright; Canaan; Democrat; private 1812 war; Methodists. 

Both d. Canaan; he Dec. 16, 1851; she June 11, 1845. 
Ch. b. Canaan: 



1568.* 


Albert, 


May 2, 1806. 


1569. 


EXCENA, 


Aug. 2, 1807; m. Rawson Ford.^ 


1570.* 


Emeline, 


July 9, 1809. 


1571.* 


Louisa, 


Apr. 28, 1811. 


1572.* 


RUEL, 


May 13, 1814. 


1573.* 


William, 


Nov. 10, 1815. 


1574.* 


Andalusia, 


Feb. 20, 1818. 


1575.* 


Mary, 


Jan. 20, 1823. 


1576.* 


Lyman H, 


Sept. 9, 1829. 



[560] JOSEPH GIBBS FORD," (Bro. of Jesse,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., May 13, 1787; m. Harriet Wadsworth, b. Aug. 16, 1787. 
He was educated at Lenox, Mass., in Greek, Latin and mathematics; school 
teacher and surveyor; except a few years residence at Troy, N. Y., he resided 
at the old homestead in Canaan. He died while visiting his daughters in 
Brooklyn, N. Y., June 24, 1854; buried Red Rock, N. Y.; she d. Brooklyn, Jan. 
20, 1873. 

Children: 

1577.* Harriet Maria, b. Dec. 11, 1817. 
1578.* Elizabeth Ann, " May 15, 1820. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 



259 



[562] CALEB JEWETT HAMLIN," (Thomas,^* Ebenezer,» James,^ ») 
b. Sharon, Ct., Feb. 1774; m. there, Betsey,' dau. of Capt. Sylvanus and 
Betsey (Ehiier) Gibbs,* b. Sharon, Mar., 1778; cooper and farmer; early in mar- 
ried life they removed from Sharon, settled in Glenville, N. Y., and res. there 
the remainder of their lives. Both d. there: he Aug. 23, 1848; she at the home 
of her dau. Clarissa, Oct. 10, 1862. 



1579. 

1580.* 
1581.* 

1582.* 

1583.* 

1584.* 

1585.* 

1586.* 

1587.* 

1588. 

1589.* 



Children: 

Alvarado, 
SoLYMAN Gregory, 
Caleb Jewett, 

•lULIA D., 

Anson Bowers, 
Heman Gibbs, 
Richard Calender, 
Salmon Curtis, 
Clarissa Mary, 
Sarah A., 

.lOANNA C, 



b. 




Sharon; d. in childhood. 




1799, 




" Nov. 


11, 1801, 


a 


" Sept. 


13, 1807, 


(1 


" Jun. 


1809, 


Glenville. 


" Nov. 


13, 1815, 


(( 


" .luly 


12, 1817, 


4 i 


" May 


18, 1818, 


(( 




1821, 


"d.Apr.l8,1870,unm. 




1824, 


(1 



[566] THOMAS HAMLIN,^ ( Bro. of Caleb J.,) 

b. Sharon, Ct.; ra. Hannah Kidder, of Schenectady, N. Y.; farmer; remov- 
ed to western N. Y., about 1819. He d. Perry, N. Y., June 10, 1863, from an 
injury to the head, caused by a fall. His estate was settled by his son William. 

Children: 

1590. William. 

1591. Jewett. 

1592. James. 
1.593. Abel. 

1594. Mary A. 

1595. A Daughter. 



[567] THERON HAMLIN,« ( Bro. of Caleb J.,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Mar. 8, 1783; m. 1st, there, about 1802-3, Lucy Hanchett.t 
b. Sharon, July 14, 1787; m. 2d, Moravia, N. Y., about 1833, Mrs. Perkins; 
cooper; Sharon, Ct., Groton and Moravia, N. Y.; soldier 1812 war; admitted to 
Presb. Ch., Sharon, Mar. 1, 1807. He d. Moravia, Sept. 3, 1834. 
Ch. by 1st wife, b. Tompkins Co., N. Y.: 
Clarissa, Mar. 23, 1804. 



1596.* 

1597.* 

1598.* 

1599.* 

1600.* 

1601.* 

1602.* 

1603. 

1604.* 

1605.* 



Hawley Hanchett, Feb. 
Olive, Aug. 

William, Nov. 

Harriet Newell, Feb. 

Dec. 

Jan. 

Feb. 

Oct. 

July 



Nathan Canfield, 

Laura, 

James Newell, 

Mary Jane, 

Fanny Genet, 



15, 1806. 

1, 1808, Groton. 
14. 1810, 

1, 1813, Cortland. 

13, 1815, Groton. 
8, 1817, 

11, 1822: d. May 10, 1845. 
1, 1824. 

14, 1829. 



* Note 241. For Gibbs see note 50. 

t Note 242. For Hanchett see note 232. 



260 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[568] JERUSHA HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Caleb J.,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., June 5, 1784; m. Jan. 17, 1802, Asahel, son of Nathan Can- 
field, b. Washington, N. Y., Jan. 17, 1779; tanner; Washington and Pittsford, 
N. Y. She d. Pittsford. He m. 2d, Stamford, N. Y., Oct. 27, 1841, Deborah 
Husted. He d. Pittsford, Mar. 30, 1848. 

Ch. b. Washington: 

Betsey, June 17, 1804. 

Nathan, June 21, 1806. 

Mary, June 8, lS-08. 

Emeline, Apr. 24, 1810; d. Apr. 26, 1812. 

Harriet. May 14, 1814. 

William Jewett, Feb. 16, 1818. 

Lewis, May 16, 1822. 

George Creed, Feb. 16, 1828. 



1606.* 

1607.* 

1608.* 

1609. 

1610.* 

1611.* 

1612.* 

1613.* 




Cook Hamlin. 



[570] COOK HAMLIN," (Bro. of Caleb J.,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Apr. 9, 1791: m. Glenville, N. Y., Feb. 21, 1815, Sophia 
Chapman; private in Capt. John Brown's Co., N. Y. Militia; enlisted from 
Schoharie Co., and served from Sept. 14 to Oct. 19, 1814; application for 
pension dated Bloomfield, Pa., July 17, 1871; pension not granted, owing to 
insufficient length of service. He resided Bloomfield, where he d.: she d. about 
1856. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 



261 



1614.* 

1615.* 

1616.* 

1617. 

1618. 

1619.* 

1620.* 



Children: 
Seth. 
Sylvester Benjamin, b. Sept. 30, 1818, Elmira. 

ROSWELL. 

Wealthy. 
Hannah Maria. 
Sophia. 
Clarissa. 



[571] SETH HAMLIN," (Bro. of Caleb J.,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Oct. 20, 1794; m. Feb. 11, 1817, Ruth, dau. of Garrett(?) and 
Sally Ann (Lee) McCoy, b. Oct. 6, 1799; carpenter; Niles and Owasco, N. Y., near 
Auburn. He d. Skeneateles, N. Y., Mar. 23, 1863; she d. Owasco, May 29, 1859. 

Children: 



1621.* 


Monroe, 


b. Dec. 


21, 


1817, Niles. 


1622.* 


Solomon Henry, 


" Apr. 


4, 


1819, " 


1623.* 


Mary, 


" Oct. 


21, 


1821, " 


1624.* 


Sally Ann, 


" Sept. 


25, 


1824, " 


1625.* 


Martina Marilla, 


" Dec. 


25, 


1826, " 


1626.* 


Dorr, 


" Apr. 


2, 


1829, " 


1627.* 


George Ad.sit, 


" July 


18, 


1831, Owasco 


1628. 


Seth H. Mortimer, 


" July 


24, 


1839, 


1629.* 


Francis Marion, 


" Jan. 


11, 


1841, 



d. Feb. 20, 1860. 



[572] SALMON HAMLIN,« ( Bro. of Caleb, J., ) 

b. Sharon, Ct., April 16, 1796; m. Albany, N. Y., Mar. 11, 1818, Clarissa, 
dau. of John Wells, b. Feb. 1, 1800; farmer and cooper; removed to Glenville, 
N. Y., where he res. until 1830; at Canajoharie village three years; afterwards 
Forest Lake, Pa., until death; formerly Universalist, but d. in the Baptist 
faith: she Baptist. Both d. Forest Lake; he Apr. 8, 1875; she July 27, 1877. 
Text for his funeral— "There shallbe no more death; " her funeral text — " For 
me to live in Christ, and to die, is gain." 

Children: 



1630.* 


George Henry, 


b. Jan. 


5, 


1819, 


Glenville. 


1631. 


Mary Ette, 


" Feb. 


28, 


1821, 




d. Aug. 14, 1838, 


1632.* 


Joseph Parsons, 


" June 


22 


1823, 






1633.* 


Jertjsha Canfield 


'," July 


12, 


1826, 






1634. 


Abby Ostrom, 


" May 


10, 


1828, 




d. Feb. 12, 1829, 


1635. 


Eunice Barris, 


" Jan. 


17, 


1830, 




" June 6, 1831, 


1636.* 


William Jewett, 


" June 


3, 


1832, 


Canajoharie. 


1637. 


Twins, 


" Jan. 


8, 


1835, 


Forest Lake; d. same day, 


1638.* 


Seth Cook, 


" Dec. 


29, 


1835, 






1639. 


A Child, 


" Jan. 


8, 


1837, 






1640. 


Elias Bissell, 


" May 


21, 


1838, 




" d. Aug. 20, 1838, 


1641.* 


Eliza Loomis, 


" May 


21, 


1838, 






1642.* 


Ruth Elizabeth, 


" Aug. 


25, 


1839, 






1643. 


Theron, 


" Oct. 


19, 


1849, 




•' d. Sept. 26, 1841, 


1644. 


Amy Ann, 


" May 


28, 


1842, 




" d. Aug. 8,1845. 



262 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 




Salmon Hamlin. 



[576] Capt. WILLIAM BRONSON HAMLIN,^ (Asa,^ Thomas,* 

Ebenezer,3 James.^i) b. West Stockbridge, Mass., July 4, 1781; m. Clarissa 

Sperry; farmer; East Bloomfleld, N. Y. They lived where Mrs. Tiffany resided 

in 1902. Methodists. He d. E. Bloomfleld, Mar. 25, 1843; shed, near Auburn, 

N. Y. 





Children: 


1645. 


HULDAH G., 


1646. 


Horace L., 


1647. 


Fanny, 


1648. 


Marcia N., 


1649.* 


Clarissa, 


1650.* 


Harriet, 


1651. 


WlILLAM B. 



b. 



1801; 


nx. Herman Treat, of Auburn, 


1803; 


d. June, 1827, unm. 


1805, 


" unm. 


1807. 


m. Worden. 


1809. 




1810. 




1812: 


m. Julia Joslin. 



N. Y. 



[577] SARAH HAMLIN,* (Sister of William B.,) 

b. Nov. 30, 1784, prob. West Stoclibridge, Mass.; m. Asa Fox; Jeweller. 
He resided in Buffalo, N. Y., when burned by the British in the 1812 war, but 
his family escaped; she went to New York city, and d. there; he perhaps died 
East Bloomfleld, N. Y. 

Children: 
1652. Hezekiah. 

1653.* CORYDON. 

1654. Hamilton; d. Holley, N. Y., about 1834. 
1655.* Allen. 
1656. Charlotte. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 263 

[578] AREO TESTER HAMLIN/' (Bro. of William B..) 

b. July 20, 178(i, probably West Stockbridge, Mass.; clruu>iisl; settled Holly, 
N. Y., and was an active business man. In after years he was in Keokuk, 
Iowa. He died Wolcottville, Ind., 1860, nnm. 

[580] ALVAN HAMLIN,' (Bro. of William B.,) 

b. West Stockbridge, Mass., .luly 1, 1792; m. 1st, East Bloomtield, N. Y., Nancy 
Wilcox, b. East Bloomfield, Nov. 21, 1797; who d. Kendall, N. Y., Oct. 6, 
1836: m. 2nd, in Kendall, Mary Stevens, b. Feb. 28, 1813; carpenter; removed to 
Indiana about 1845. He d. Wolcottville, Ind., Aug. 17. 1870. 
Ch b 1st wife: 

1657.* EiiASTUs GtBBS, b. Dec. 29, 1819, East Bloomfield. 

1658.* Adelia Caroline, " Jan. 20, 1822, " " 

1659.* Franklin Walter, " Sept. 26, 1826, Holley. 

1660.* AnnH., " Nov. 17,1831, 

Ch. by 2d wife, b. Kendall: 

1661.* Henry S., Jan. 17, 1838. 

1662.* Helen E., Aug. 16, 1839. 

1663.* Horace Y., June 7, 1842. 



[581] BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HAMLIN," (Bro. of William B.,) 

b. West Stockbridge, Mass., Mar. 29, 1798; m. Orleans Co., N. Y., Apr. 17, 
1839, Hannah Maria, dan. of John R. and Roxy Hodges, b. Madison county, 
N, Y., Oct. 6, 1817; farmer; Carlton and Kendall, N. Y.; removed to Van Bureu 
county, Iowa, where he d. Apr. 17, 1857. His widow m. Mr. Sayres, who d. Oct. 
1882; she res. with her son at Bonaparte, Iowa, 1893. 
Ch. b. Kendall: 

1664.* Horace Ayres, Feb. 4, 1840. 

1665. Charlotte Augusta, Mar. 12, 1841. d. Jan. 3, 1842. 

1666.* John Hodge, Jan. 28, 1843. 

[582] HANNAH B. HAMLIN," (Sister of William B.,) 

b. West Stockbridge. Mass., Nov. 23, 1800: m. East Bloomfield, N. Y.. 1822, 

Wilcox: farmer; Disco, N. Y. 

Ch. (all m.): 

1667. Albert. 

1668. Louis. 

1669. Alvina. 

1670. Charlotte. 

1671. Elizabeth; m. — King. 

[583] Rev. ELISHA H. HAMLIN," (Bro. of William B.,) 

b. Alford, Mass., Aug. 1, 1804; m. four times; once in Louisiana; graduated 
Hamilton College: commenced preaching 1829, as a Bapti.st minister: a talented 
man; had charges in Piqua, Ohio: LaPorte, Ind.; Chicago, III.; Jackson, Mich., 
where he res. 1850; during the Rebellion he res. at Clinton, La., but after the 
war came north. He d. Galesburg, Mich.; buried at Jackson, Mich. 



264 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Children: 

1672. CoRDELi.v Adeline, b. Aug. 10, 1829; m. — Dye; she d. Chicago. 

1673. Mary M., " Apr. 1832. 

1674. Charles, " Nov. 1839; d. Dec. 15, 1841. 

1675. Elizabeth, " Jan. 1846; res. Chicago. 

1676. A Daughter, " Louisiana, m. & res. there. 

[584] ELIZABETH HAMLIN," (Sister of William B.,) 
b. Berlfshire Co., Mass., May 25, 1809; m. Samuel Brown Ayres, b. Feb. 24, 
1803; merchant; Holley, N. Y.; removed to Keokuk, Iowa; Republican; Uni- 
tarian; slie d. Holley, May 20, 1835; he m. 2d, Holley, Ann Beach, by whom he 
had three children. He d. Keokuk, Sept. 29, 1869. 

Ch. b. Holley: 

1677. A Son, 1826; d. infancy. 
1678.* Horace Hamlin, Sept. 7, 1828. 

[585] PAMELIA HAMLIN," (Lewis.B Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) 

b. Saratoga Co., N. Y., Feb. 22, 1790; m. there, Mar. 4, 1810, Philip Tourgee, 

b. Point Judith, Aug. 28, 1790; tinsmith; removed from Adams, N. Y. to Coburg, 

Ont., 1849; she Methodist. Both d. Coburg; she Feb. 19, 1866; he Mar. 12, 1875. 

b. Dec. 1, 1810, Greenfield, N. Y.: d. June, 1894. 

" June 16, 1813, " " July, 1888. 

" Dec. 8, 1815, " m. Wright. 

" Apr. 11, 1822, Adams. N. Y.: d. Feb., 1875. 

" Aug. 9, 1824, Ellisburg, N. Y. 

" Mar. 19, 1827, " " d. 1845. 
3 children d. infancy. 

[586] TRUMAN HAMLIN,« ^Ero. of Pameha,) 

b. Saratoga Co., N. Y., Dec. 20, 1790; m. Anna, dau. of Asa Bowen, b. Sara- 
toga Co., Mar. 14, 1794; farmer and blacksmith; Saratoga Co. and Jefferson Co., 
N. Y.; Democrat: Justice Peace; Baptists. Both d. Jefferson Co.; he Jan. 29, 
1840; she Oct. 20, 1859. 

n: 

b. Nov. 27, 1811, Saratoga Co. 

" Mar. 5, 1813, 

" May 3. 1817, 

" Sept. 2.3, 1820, 

" Aug. 13, 1825, Jefferson Co. 

" July 5. 1830, " m. Gillett; 

b. Oct. 17, 183-, Jefferson Co.; d. May 25, 1854, unm. 

[588] CALVIN HAMLIN," (Bro. of Pamelia,) 

b. Herkimer Co., N. Y., 1793; m. 1st, Ontario, 1818, Catherine, dau. of 
David and Susan (Smith) Potter, who d. Ontario, about 1848-9; m. 2d, Ogle Co., 
111., Jan. 7, 1850, Sarah Mabel, dau. of Horace and Betsey Grant; farmer: 
removed to Ontario after the 1812 war; res. twelve years at Fort Hope: after- 
wards at Darlington, Ont., until 1843; when he removed and res. at Ogle Co., 
111. He served in the 1812 war in Capt. Edward Gary's Co., N. Y., militia, Sept. 





Children: 


1679. 


Lewis, 


1680. 


William, 


1681. 


Phbbe, 


1682. 


Clarissa Ann, 


1683.* 


Pamelia, 


1684. 


Alvah, 





Children: 


1685.* 


Sally B., 


1686.* 


Asa Bowen, 


1687.* 


Stephen B., 


1688.* 


Hezekiah B 


1689.* 


Jesse T., 


1690. 


Mary ,Iane, 


1691. 


Phebe Ann, 




Elijah Hamlin Esq. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 265 

14 to Nov. 14. 1813. Application for pension dated Lvnnviile. 111.. Aiifr. 28, 
1871; a^e at that time 78 years; Methodist. He d. Ogle Co. His widow d. at 
the age of 87. 

Vh. b. Ontario: 

1(592.* Hakkiet. 1822. 

1693.* Calvin, 1824. 

1694. PnKBE, 1828: m. T. P. Planty: she d. Chitairo. 1863. 

1695.* Catharine, 1828. 

1696.* OeorgeC, Feb. 28. 1830; Fort Hope. 

1697.* David, 1832. 

[591] EUNICE HAMLIN," (Setli,'^ Isaac* Ebenezer,'* James, -^i) prob. 
b. Alford. Mass.. or perhaps in New Concord. N. Y.: m. William, son of Wil- 
liam and Phebe (Leonard) Drake, b. Taunton, Mass., Sept. 2. 1756. He was a 
Rev. soldier and appears to have lived at Westford, N. Y., at the time of the 
birth of his son, John. He died in military service, 1812. 
Children: 

b. Apr. 26. 1786. 
1797. 
" Dec. 8. 1799, Westford. 



1698.* 


Laurinda, 


1699.* 


Betsey, 


1700.* 


John. 


1701.* 


Isaac. 


1702.* 


Philo. 


1703.* 


William R 



" Sept. 18, 1804. " d. Mar. 5. 1891. 

[592] ELIJAH HAMLIN.* (Bro. of Eunice.) 

b. Feb. 8. 1767, prob. Alford, Mass.: m. Aug. 17, 1789, Lydia,* [343] dan. of 
Seth and Martha (Bacon) Pope.* b. Voluntown, Ct., Feb. 28, 1767. He rem. 
from Barre, Mass., and settled in East Bloomfield, N. Y., about 1791-2. The 
farm upon which he lived is now in po.ssession of his grandsons, John S. and 
Hon. Frank H. Hamlin. To his granddaughter. Mrs. Currie. we are indebted 
for a sketch of his family, who lived with him for a time after the death of her 
mother. Her earliest recollection of him is, that once when out riding, olT in 
a distant field stood a solitary pine tree: child like, she wanted some of the 
green boughs. He stopped, hitched his horse and waded through the deep 
snow and got them for hei-. His kindness of heart was proverbial. He built 
an addition to his house for Dr. and Mrs. Hulbert to live in. The doctor was 
an old pensioner, and his wife taught school. He had a scrupulous regard for 
his word, and was known to have kept itto his own injury. His wife believed in 
doing right at all hazards. When their new house was built on the old home- 
stead, the old log house was left standing on another part of the farm. Her 
neice. Mrs. Fairchild, was spending the day with her. when Mr. Hamlin came 
in and said that he had rented the old house. When asked to whom, he gave 
the name of a family recently arrived there. Mrs. Hamlin said they were bad 
people and must not move in. He said that he had not heard the reports about 
the family, but as his word was given it must be kept, and they could move in: 
but if the reports proved true they would be turned out. She said no more 
then, but during the day was heard to say more than once: " They must not 
go in." When Mrs. Fairchild returned home that evening, Mrs. Hamlin accom- 
panied her part way, and as they approached the old house, she said to Mrs. 



Note 243. Tor Pope see note 'IH. 



266 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Faircliild: "Those people must not go in — they will ruin every boy in the 
neighborhood." There was a thunder storm that night, and the old house was 
consumed; whether the elements or human hands fired the building was never 
discovered. It was afterwards noticed that it was a subject upon which she 
had nothing to say. He was once a successful farmer. When the Erie canal 
was in process of construction he contracted to build the loclcs at Lockport, 
N. Y. Being unaccustomed to such business he became financially involved, and 
it was proposed to mortgage their farm. A gentleman of persuasive manner 
and speecli came to the house, stayed and offered to loan tlie money. At the 
end of two days Mrs. Hamlin said to him: " You have been two days in my 
house and have had the best it affords; if you stay two weeks it will be the 
same, but I will never sign the mortgage." That remark was conclusive — lie 
ordered his liorse and left the place. Tlie farm was not mortgaged, but was 
purchased by their sons, Philo and Henry, Mr. Moses Fairchild becoming tlieir 
surety to the bank for tlie money with wliich to pay for it, whicli was after- 
wards fully paid by them, and tlie home secured for their parents. After tlie 
death of his wife he spent much of his time in Rochester, Midi., where his sons 
Elijah, John, Calvin and daughter, Mrs. Burbank, resided; this was his liome. 
but he annually visited his children in New York. While spending New Year's 
day with his son Elijali, in Rochester, he fell upon the icy doorstep and frac- 
tured his thigh, from which lie d. Apr. 12, 185S, and was buried at Clarkson, 
N. Y. Slied. E. Bloomtield, Nov. 7. 1839. 
Clildren: 



1704.* 


GUSTAVUS Adolphus, 


b. 


Aug. 


18, 


1790, 


Alford. 


1705.* 


Mauy, 




May 


"h 


1792, 


E. 


Bloomtield 


1706.* 


Olive, 




May 


16, 


1793, 




a 


1707.* 


Philo, 




Dec. 


9, 


1794, 




a 


1708.* 


Esther, 




May 


17, 


1796, 




(I 


1709.* 


John Fairchild, 




Mar. 


n, 


1799, 




(1 


1710.* 


Elijah, 




June 


7, 


1801, 




(. 


1711.* 


Caroline, 




May 


27, 


1803, 




11 


1712.* 


Lydia, 




Feb. 


20, 


1805, 




It 


1713.* 


Henry William, 




Oct. 


20, 


1807, 




11 


1714.* 


Calvin Hooper, 




July 


30, 


1809, 




u 


[593] 


BETSEY HAMLTN,6 




(Sister of Eunice,) 



prob. b. Alford, Mass.; m. Calvin, ^ son of Elislia and Hannali (Stevens) 
Hooper,* prob. b. Killingworth, Ct., about 1763, and removed with his parents 
before 1769, to West Stockbridge, Mass. After the death of lier husband she 
res. with his brother Sylvester Hooper, a bachelor, at West Stockbridge. He 
d. W. Stockbridge, Aug. 30, 1833. No account of any issue. 

[594] PHILO HAML1N,« (Bro. of Eunice,^ 

prob. b. Alford, Mass.; m. Esther,* widow of Hatch, and dau. of 

Setli and Martha (Bacon) Pope,t of Voluntown, Ct. See sketch of lier first mar- 
riage,) He d. East Bloomtield, N. Y. 
Childen: 

1715. Betsey, b. Mar. 9, 1803; d. May .31, 1858, unm. 

1716. Martha F., " June 29, 1804, " 1868, unm. 
1717.* Frederick, " Aug. 28, 1808, E. Bloomtield. 

* Note 244. For Hooper see note 122. 
t Note 245. For Pope see note 26. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 267 

[596] LEANDER HAMLIN," (Bro. of Eunice,) 

b. Alford, Mass.. Apr. 1786: ni. Caledonia. N. Y., Aufj. 24, 1H16. J'araloxy," 
dau. of Cyrus and Rebecca (Munn) Candee,* b. O.xford, Ct., Feb. Ki, 17«»T: slie ni. 
2d, Capt. William White, of Bergen, N. Y., by wliom she had children: Ship- 
man, William, Herbert. Morse and Elizabeth. She Cong.; she d. Bergen, 1895. 
Submit, mother of Leander was "app. guardian unto Leander Hamlin, minor 
under 14 years of age, an heir of Seth Hamlin, late of Alford," on Apr. 6, 
1796, by William Walker, Judge of Berkshire Co., Mass. He removed from 
Alford to Phelpstown, thence to Wheatland, Chili and Riga, N. Y.; lie was in 
Caledonia in the fall of 1813. Farmer. He d. Riga, .Sept. 19, 1827. 



* Note 246. ZACCHKUS CANDE.i progenitor of the family, b. about 1640; settled in 
New Haven, Ct., about 1670; m. Dec. 5, 1670. Kebecca, dau. of Henry Bristow, or Bristol, of New 
Haven, b. Feb. 4, 16>0. They d. and are buried, West Haven, Ct. ; he, 1720; she, Sept. 22, 1739; 
their tombstones are extant. 

Children : 

Rebecca, b. Dec. 22. 1671. 

Hannah, " Nov. 14. 1673. 

Zaccheus, " Jan. 5, 167.5; m. Sarah Lane. 

Samuel, " July 14. 167S; '• Abigail Pineon. 

Mary, " Feb. 18, 16«0. 

Desyer, " Oct. 20. 1686. 

Abigail, " April, 1689. 

Capt. SAMUEL CANDEE,2b. West Haven, Ct., July 24, 1678, ra. April 28, 1703, Abigail, 
dau. of Thomas and Mary Pineon. of New Haven, formerly of Sudbury. Mass. ; Lieut, and Capt. 
of the company in West Haven, where he lived; his name appears frequently on the town 
records. Their grave stones are extant. He d. Feb. 28, 1749; she, Jan, 9, 1743. 
Children: 

Hannah, b. 1703-4; m. Nathaniel Kimberly. 

Samuel, ■• Dec. 2.'j. 1705; " Mehitable Smith. 

Thanlful, ■ June, 1708; d. Sept. 8, 1723. 

Abagail, " Oct. 10, 1709; ' June 10, 1723. 

Gideon, " 1711; m. Sarah Smith. 

Lois, ■' " John Mix. 

Timothy, " 1717; d. Oct. 11, 1743. 

Caleb, '• 1722; m. Lois Mallory. 

CALEB CANDEE.Sb. West Hav^n, Ct.. about 1722; m. Lois Mallory, prob from West 
Haven or Milford; settled Oxford, Ct.. about 1730; farmer; lived where John Candee lived 1882; 
he died Oct. 4, 1777; she. 1790. Extracts from Army and Navy Journal, March 27, 18h0: -'Early 
in the sixteenth century a Huguenot family named Conde lied from France to Scotland, One 
of the family settled in Conn.; he had a son Zaccheus Cjnd-?, b. New Haven, 1640, from whom 
all the names in this country descend; a hardy race, m'ixture of Huguenot and Puritan, who 
lived principally in Oxford, Ct. One of them, Caleb, m. 1742, Lois Mallory, who had nine sons; 
their ages are given below. The son, Nehemiah, served under Ethan Allen at Ticonderoga, 
and some of his sons served in the 1812 war; he was ancestor of Gen. Innis Palmer and Ma.jor 
George W. Candee, Paymaster U. S. A. The son, Daniel, was gjandfather of the late Daniel 
Clark and Cyrus H. Clark, of N. Y. • 
Children: 

Caleb, b. 1743; m. Anna Sperry; d. aged 86. 

David, • 1747; m. Dinah Bristol and Abigail Buckingham: died aged 94. 

Gideon, ' 1749; " Amy Andrews; d. aged 70. 

Timothy. • 1751; d. aged 83. 

Samuel. bap. Mar. 17. 1754; m. Mabel Bradley; d. aged 87; Rev. soldier. 

JUSTIS, F'eb. 17, 1756; " Eunice Norton; d. aged 8.5. 

Nehemiah. • Apr. 14, 17.58; • Content Woodruff; d. aged 7«: Rev. soldier. 

.Job, 17.59: • Sarah Reuben; d, aged 81. 

Daniel, ■ Feb. 19. 1762; ■ Lydia Williams; d. aged 69. 

A Child, d. young. 



268 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Children. 

1718.* Augustus Cyrus, b. Sept. 21, 1820, Riga. 

171^.* Charles Candbe, " Aug. 12, 1822, Chili. 

1720.* William Leander, " Dec. 20, 1824, " 

1721. Francis Johnson, "Mar 16,1827, •' d. Nov. 11, 1849, unm, 

[598 ] ISAAC HAMLIN," ( Lsaac,-^* Lbenezer,^ Jaines,^ M 

From the following record it is supposed Isaac and Damaris Hamlin had a 
son Isacc. The records of Lenox, Mass., show the birth of Ira, son of Isaac 
Hamlin and widow, Phebe St. John, as below. Isaac prob. d. early. 

Child: 

1722. Ira, b. Nov. 5, 1799, Lenox. 

[599] TEMPE HAMLIN, « (Sister of Isaac,) 

b. Oct. 4, 1771; m. Mar. 14, 1799, prob. Pittsfield, Mass., John, son of John 
and Joanna (Dewey*) Morse, b. Jan. 17, 1771; farmer; Pittsfield: removed to 
Kirtland, Ohio: she Cong. Both d. Kirtland: she Jan. 23, 18—; he June 5, 1852. 

Children: 

1723. Clarissa, b. Jan. 1, 1800, deaf mute; d. Sep. 18,'71, unm. 
1724.* John Flavel, " Oct. 1, 1801. 

1725.* Harvey Hamlin, " Oct. 15, 1805, Washington. 
1726.* AURELIA, " Apr. 1807. 

[600] CLARISSA HAMLIN,6 (Sister of Isaac,) 

b. Spencertown, N. Y., Mar. 1, 1775; m. Mt. Washington, Mass., 1795,t John, 

son of Isaac and Delight Williams, b. Norwich, Ct., Sept. 17, 1771; farmer: Mt. 

Washington, 1795; Pittsfield, 1812. He purchased 700 acres of land at Avon, 

Ohio, 1814; but the rumors of Indian troubles prevented their removal until 

CALEB CANDEE,* born Oxford, Ct., 17«; m. Anna Sperry; lived at Oxford, and d. there, 
Dec. 1, 1828; she d. 1817, aged 76. 

Children: 

Moses. m. Sarah Woodruff. 

Anna, b. 1770: d. .July 11, 1773. 

Medad, " May 5. 1768, Oxford; m. Betty Bristol. 

Lors, " Charles Lewis. 

Betsey. " Roger Perkins. 

Cyrus, bap. Mar. 17, 1776. Oxford; m. Rebecca Munn. 

Arnold, " Mar. 26, 1778; m., Caroline Collins. 

Elisha, " April 30, 1780; " Rebecca Richardson. 

Caleb, '■ Apr. 30,1782; " Lucinda Mitchell. 

Erastos " Oct. 12, 1783; d, June 27, 1817, unmarried. 

Anna, m. .Teremia Mitchell. 

Levi, b. May I*. 1774, Oxford; m. Anna Sperry and Mrs. Lucy (Beers) Peck. 

A Son, d. 1783. 

CYRUS CANDEE,5 bap. Oxford, Ct., Mar. 17, 1776; m. Rebecca Munn. 

Children: 

Paraloxy, b. Feb. 16, 1797; m. Leander Hamlin. 

Agnes, " Feb. 10, 1799; " Mr. Gifford. 

Lina, " Jun. 27, 1801. 

Mary Acgcsta; m. Avery J. Skelton. 
Cyrus. 

* Note 247. For Dewey see note 237. 

t The records of Dal ton, Mass., give the date of their marriage. Mar. 31, 1796. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 269 

1817. He made the journey with a team and wagon, accompanied as far as 
Aureiius, N. Y., by her cousin, Stephen Hamlin,* son of Capt. Perez. Both d. 
Avon, Ohio; she Oct. 28, 1839; lie Jan. 29, 1840. 
Children: 

1727.* Lauka, b. Dec. 24, 179tj, Mt. Washington. 

1728.* Justin, " July 13, 1798, " 

1729.* Tempe, " Sept. (5, 1800, " 

1730.* Eliza Minerva, '* Apr. 17, 1803, " 

1731.* John Wendell, " Sept. 15, 1806, " 

1732.* Mary Harriet, " Mar. 8, 1809, *' 

1733.* Henry Harrison, " Oct. 21, 1812, " 

1734.* James Dwight, *' July 26, 1815, Pittsfield. 

[601] STEPHEN HAMLIN," (Bro. of Isaac,) 

b. May 8. 1785; m. Pittsfield, Mass., Jan. 27, 1813. Sabra, widow of Charles 
Willis, of Pittstield, and dau. of David Luce, b. April 22, 1784. He was adm. 
of his father's estate, Washington, Mass., Dec. 4, 1810. He d. Nov. 13, 1825. 
Ch. b. Pittstield: 

1735.* George Washington, Jan. 6, 1814. 

1736.* Jane Elizabeth, July 29, 1815. 

1737. Charles Willis, Feb. 23, 1818: rem. to Penn. 

[ 602 J LOIS HAMBLIN,« (Perez,^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James, -^ i) 
b. July 9, 1770; m. New Concord, N. Y.^ Mar. 16, 1787, Joseph,« son of James 
and Rebecca (Hall) Howland;* b, Barnstable, Mass., Jan. 29, 1762: res. Poultney, 
Vt.; removed to the southeast part of Pittsfield, Mass., 1797; Congs.; she d. 
Feb. 15, 1837; he d. Pittsfield, Mar, 5, 184L 



* Note 248. For Howland see notes 61, 79 and 132. 

SHUBOEL HOWLAND.3 (Jolin,2 i) bom Barnstable, Mass., Sept. m, 1672; m. Dec. 13, 
1700. Mercy Blossom. He d. 1737. 

Ch. b. Barnstable; 

.Iabez, Sept. 16, 1701; m. Elizabeth Percival, 

Mercy, May 21.1710; " Joseph Jenkins. 
Zaccheus. 

JABEZ HOWLAND.* b. Barn.stable, Sept. 16. 1701; m. Dec. 22, 1727, Elizabeth Percival, 
He d. 17(55. 

Children: 

.Fames, b. June 30, 1729; m. Rebecca Hall. 

.Iabez, " Jan. 27, 1730-1; killed in Preach war. 

Elizabeth, " Oct. 26, 1732; m. Francis Wood. 

Mebcv, •' Aug. 15, 1734; unmarried. 

Nathaniel. " Oct. 9, 1736; m. Martha Thacher. 

Ansel. " Dec. 3, 17;*S; " Elizabeth Bodiish. 

Mary. " Jan. 31.1741; " John Bursley. 
JAMES HOWLAND.s b. June 30, 1729; m. Rebecca Hall. 
Children: 

Abigail. b. Dec. 31, 1754. 

Rebecca. " Mar. 27, 1757. 

Elizabeth. " Aug. 11, 1759. 

Joseph, " Jan. 29, 1762; m. Lois Hamblin. 

.Iabez, " " 

Mercy, " Aug. ■''. 1767. 

James, " Aug. 7, 1771. 



II 



270 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Children: , 

; 1738.* Sidney, b. Aug. 30, 1788, Poultney. 

1739. Rhoda, " Sept. 16, 1791, " m. Ackley Gaylord. 

1740. Joseph, " Sept. 4, 1793, " " Jerusha Dewey. 

1741. Pekez, " Aug-. 30, 1799, Pittstield ; " Juliana Bumpus. 
1742.* Polly, " Dec. 28, 1800. 

1743. Harriet, " Aug. 8, 1804. 

[603] EHODA ANN HAMBLIN," (Sister of Lois). 

b. Feb. 13, 1772: m. William, son of William Buckland,*b. Hartford, Ct.; 
farmer: res. Poultney, Vt., on the homestead of his father. They had six 
children, the two oldest dying in infancy. Both d. Poultney; he, July 7, 1806; 
she. Jan. 31, 1849. 

Ch. b. Poultney: 
1744.* Polly, 1794. 

1745. Fanny, 1798: d. 1849, unm. 

1746.* Stephen, Oct. 20, 1799. 
1747.* Augustus, about 1805. 

[604] CHARLOTTE HAMBLIN, 6 (Sister of Lois,) 

b. New Concord, N. Y., May 13, 1774; m. Samuel Fifleld,t b. Kingston, N.H., 
Aug. 14, 1770. He came to Poultney, Vt., about 1790-2, and settled at Pond 
Hill. His father and mother came from England; the former d. in N. H.; the 
latter in Poultney. Both d. Poultney; she, Oct. 10, 1861; he, Mar. 31, 1847. 

Ch. born Poultney: 



1748. 


A Child, 






d. in infancy. 


1749. 


A Child, 






»k. b; 


1750.* 


Rhoda, 


July 


23, 


1802. 


1751.* 


Hiram, 


Jan. 


30, 


1805. 


17-52.* 


Betsey, 


May 


25, 


1807. 


1753.* 


William, 


Dec. 


27, 


1809, 


1754.* 


Perez Hamblin 


May 


«, 


1813. 


1755. 


Charlotta, 


Feb. 


6, 


1816; d. Jan. 11, 1821. 



[605] Dea. STEPHEN HAMBHN,« (Bro. of Lois,) 

b. Lenox, Mass., Sept. 8, 1776; m. New Haven, Vt., Oct. 4, 1800, Mary, dau. 
of Lemuel Eldridge, of New Haven: her mother's maiden name was Wood- 
worth; farmer: removed in the winter of 1812 to Aurelius, N. Y., with a team. 
After putting in a crop the following spring, he returned and brought his pa- 
rents. He enlisted for a soldier in 1812 war, which cl6sed before he reached the 
army. 

Obituary: On Sabbath evening, the 7th inst., at his residence in Wall 
street in this city, Mr. Stephen Hamlin. He would have completed his 80th 
year on the next day. Mr. Hamlin has long been a resident of Auburn, or of 
the adjoining townof Aurelius; he was extensively known and greatly respected; 

* Note 249. WILLIAM BUCKLAND, m. Hartford. Ct. Deeds of land in ijossession of 
his grandson, in isr.j. shjwed that the family of Buckland were in Conn. 220 years prior to that 
time. He removed from Hartford. Ct., to Poultney. Vt.. 178i. His farm there was occupied by 
his grandson, Augustus Buclvland. in I8r5. He was a Rev. soldier. He d. Mar. 11, 1795, aged 68; 
his widow d. 1810. aged 70. 

Ch. b. Hartford: William, Samuel, Burwell. Eiaen. Margaret, Nancy and Hannah. 

t Note 250. GILES FYFIELD. freeman. Cambridge, Mass., May 31, 1671. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 271 

had long- been a member of the Presbyterian church, and had held the office ol 
ruling elder in Aurelius, and in the First church in this city at the time of his 
death: and the members and officers of the church regarded him with the 
greatest affection and confidence; he was peculiarly dear to his pastor, who had 
greatly delighted in Christian intercourse with him. Both d. Auburn: he. 
Sept. 7, 1856; she, 1861. 

Children: 

1756.* Cynthia, b. May 31, 1801, New Haven. 

1757.* Sophia, " Aug. 10, 1802. " " 

1758.* Horatio, " Jan. 5, 1806. " " 

1759.* William Perez, " June 23, 1809. " " 

1760.* Charlotte, " Nov. 10, 1810, " " 

1761.* Mary Etta, " Feb. 1, 1813, Aurehus. 

1762.* Lemuel WooDWORTH,'' July 23, 1815, " 

1763.* Lewis Clark, "Jan. 4,1818, " 

1764.* RHor>A Ann, " Jan. 3, 1819, " 

[610] EBENEZER S. HAMLIN," ( Jahrel,^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James.^M 
b. West Springfield, Mass., April 9, 1778; m. tliere, Mar. 15, 1801, Sophia 

Dewey,* b. West Bloomfield, vSept. 14, 1782; removed to W. Bloomfield, about 

1800. He d. W. Bloomfield, Jan. 9, 1831. 

Ch. b. West Springfield: 



1765.* 


Herman, 


Dec. 


15, 


1801. 


1766.* 


James Dewey, 


July 


25, 


180.3. 


1767.* 


Betsey Pomeroy, 


Nov. 


9, 


1807. 


1768.* 


Caroline Sophia, 


Dec. 


5, 


1810. 


1769.* 


Samuel Selden, 


Sept. 


1, 


1817. 


1770.* 


John Ebenezer, 


Nov. 


11, 


1818. 



[ 611 ] JERUSHA HA MLIN,« (Sister of Ebenezer S., ) 

b. Mar. 16, 1780, prob. West Springfield, Mass.; m. there. May 22, 1803, Kel- 

sey Day, b. there, Sept. 12, 1776; res. West Springfield; both d. there; she Oct. 

8, 1857; he May 15, 1843. 

Ch. b. W. Springfield: 

Mar. 20, 1805; d. May 30, 1858, unm. 

Jan. 17, 1807. 

Mar. 25, 1809. 

Mar. 16, 1811; d. July 9, 1814. 

Aug. 16, 1813; " Oct. 25, 1848, unm. 

Oct, 20, 1816. 

[613] ASHER POMEROY HAMLIN,« (Bro. of Ebenezer S.,) 

b. June 8, 1784, West Springfield, Mass.: unmarried; merchant; an accom- 
plished gentleman of rare personal attractiveness, one of tlie hand.somest men 
of his time: no picture of him extant; it was a whim of his never to have one 
taken. He accumulated a large fortune in mercantile pursuits in Albany and 
New York city. His country place on Long Island, 36 miles from the city of 
New York, called "Oak Neck," is still in possession of his relatives. He d. 
Agawam, Mass., Aug. 11, 1858; buried beside his father in Feeding Hills Ceme- 
tery; he left an estate of $400,000. 

* Note 251. For Dewey see note 237. 



1771. 


Lydia K., 


1772.* 


Eliza, 


1773.* 


AsHER Hamlin, 


1774. 


Lora Ann, 


1775. 


Ebenezer Selden, 


1776.* 


LOREN, 



272 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[614] ELECTA HAMLlN,fi (Sister of Ebenezer S.,) 

b. West Springfield, Mass., Mar. 22, 1787; married there, Nov. 10, 1810, 

Heber Miller, b. same place, Oct. 11, 1786, where he d. Mar. 16. 1872: she d..Tan. 

29. 1875. 



b. Sept. 30, 1812, Feeding Hills. 
" Feb. 8, 1815; d. Feb. 25, 1815. 

" Apr. 16, 1816, unmarried. 

" Apr. 26, 1819, Feeding Hills. 

" .Tan. 10. 1823. 

" Apr. 16, 1827; d. Oct. 27, 1828. 

" .Ian. 13, 1839: " Feb. 5, 1839. 





Children: 


1777.* 


John Hamlin, 


1778. 


Charles, 


1779. 


Delia Anne. 


1880.* 


Lucy Leonard, 


1781.* 


Caroline Morley, 


1782. 


.JULTA, 


1783. 


Jerusha Pomerov, 



[615] JESSE HAML1N,« (Bro. of Ebenezer S.,) 

b. Apr. 27, 1791, prob. West Springfield, Mass.: m. and res. Rockfoid, 111., 
where he d. Apr., 1875. 

Children: 

1784. Minnie. 

1785. A Daughter. 




Lester Hamlin. 



[616] LESTER HAML1N,« (Bro. of Ebenezer S.) 

b. West Springfield, Mass., June 14, 1797: m. there. Jan. 31. 1832^ Lncy. dair. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 273 

of Jesse and Eunice (Cue) Hubbard,* b. Haddam, Ct.. P'eb. o, 175X5. Inherited 
his father's homestead West Springfield, where he resided; a handsome prop- 
erty, in possession of the children of his dau. Mrs. Jane Allen, 1896. Both d. 
Ag-awam: he May 13, 1875: she Jan. 18, 1884. 

Ch. b. West Springfield: 

1786.* Jane, Nov. 20, 1822. 

1787.* Frances Elizabeth, Jan. 4, 1827. 
1788. Eben p., Dec. 8, 1837: d. May 8, 1842. 

[621] PEREZ HAMBLIN.fi (Cyreneus.s Isaac,* Ebenezer,'' James,2 •) 

b. Charlton, (?) N. Y., Mar. 20. 1779; m. Spencertown, N. Y., about 1817, 
Susan Gott: res. Spencertown, N. Y.; she i-esided in the vicinity of Austerlitz, 
N. Y., after his death. He died about 1829-34. 
Children: 

m. Bacon: res. Attleboro, Mass. 



b. 1829: unm: res. Austerlitz, N. Y. 

b. 1833, Austerlitz, N. Y. 
res. California. 

[622] MERCY HAMBLIN," (Sister of Perez,) 

b. Lenox, Mass., May 6, 1781; m. Sept. 31, 1800, Keeler,- son of Noah and 
Sarah (Keeler) Starr-,t b. Ridgefleld, Ct., Nov. 18, 1775; farmer and hotel keeper; 

* Note 252. For Hubbard see note 238. 

+ Note 25:i NOAH STARR.e (Samuel,5i .Joslah.s Thomas.2 Comfort.') 
Dr. COMPORT STAR.ib. England; wife, Elizabeth. He lived in Ashford. ICent. Eng.; 
surgeon. He embarlted in the Hercules, of Sandwich, England, for New England, with three 
children and three servants, 16J4-5; practiced his profession in Newtowne (Cambridge), Mass.; 
Settled in Duxbury, Mass., l6iS; removed to Boston about 1647. He died Jan. 2, IB-^g-iJO; will 
made April 22, 1659; proved. Feb. 3. 1659-60; she d. June 2i5, 16.58. 

Ch. b. Ashford: 
Thomas. 

Elizabeth, 1621. 

Comfort, 1624. 

Mary. 
John. 

Samuel, bap. Mar. 2. 1628; buried Apr. 16. 1633. 
Hannah. July 22. 1632. 

Lydia, Mar. 22, 16.34. 

Dr. THOMAS STARR,2 b. England; prob. came with his father. 16:M-5; wife, Rachael ; 
surgeon; res. Duxbury, Scituate, Yarmouth and Charlestown, Mass. He d. Oct. 26, 1658. 

Children : 



1789. 


LlTCRETIA M., 


1790. 


George. 


1791. 


Harvey. 


1792. 


MiLO., 


1793. 


Morton. 


1794. 


Mary. 


1795.* 


Delia A., 


1796. 


Elvira. 


1797. 


Alfrei>, 



Samuel, 


b. 




1640. 


Comfort, 


'• 




1644. 


Elizabeth, 






1646. 


Benjamin, 


• Feb. 


6. 


1647 8. 


Jehosaphat, 


'• Jan. 


12, 


1649-50. 


Constant, 






1652; d. Oct. 5, 1654. 


William, 


• Mar. 


18, 


m54-5; d. Dec. 1.3, 16.59 


JOSIAH, 


" Sept. 


1, 


1657. 



274 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

removed to Oneida Co., N. Y.: thence to Pavilion, Genessee Co., 1815; soldier 
1812 war: dea. Presb. churcli. He d. Carlisle, N. Y., July 8, 182(5: she d. at the 
home of her dau. in Centerville, Mich., Oct. 21, 1859. 

Children: 



1 



1798. 


Clakissa, 


b: 


Aug. 


12, 


1802: 




d. unm. 1897 


1799.* 


Almika C, 




Apr. 


1, 


1804: 


Verona, N 


. Y. 


1800.* 


Ann Eliza, 




July 


31, 


1806: 


Augusta, 




1801.* 


Orrin, 




Mar. 


27, 


1809, 


u 




1802.* 


Calvin Hawley, 




Mar. 


4, 


1812, 


tl 




1803.* 


Harvey Hamlin, 




Dec. 


27, 


1814, 


Verona, 




1804.* 


Harriet Louisa, 




Oct. 


16. 


1817, 


u 




1805.* 


Betsey Jane, 




Mar. 


13, 


1819, 


Pavilion, 




1806.* 


Mary Adeline, 




June 


29, 


1822, 


a 




1807.* 


Henry Keeler. 




June 


3, 


1825, 


Castile, 





1808.* 


Laura, 


1809.* 


Elvira, 


1810.* 


William, 


1811.* 


Linus W,, 


1812. 


Curtis, 


1813. 


Irene, 


1814. 


MiLO, 


1815.* 


Irene, 



[623] LAURA HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Perez,) 

b. Lenox, Mass., Jan. ??, 1783; m. Oneida Co., N. Y., Jan., 1811, Benjamin, 
son of Isaac and Irene Miller, b. Middletown, Ct., Nov. 30, 1786; farmer: Stock- 
ton, Chautauqua Co., N. Y.; Republican; Baptist; she Presb. Botli d. Stockton: 
she, June 29, 1851: he, Aug. 19, 1857. 
Children: 

b. Apr. 4, 1812, Stockton. 

" Jan. 24, 1814, Oneida Co. 

" Dec. 27, 1815, Stockton. 

" Dec. 28, 1817, 

" May 27, 1819, " d. same day. 

" Sept. 28, 1821, " " " 

" Mar. 14, 1822, " " Sept.23, 1822. 

" Sept. 12, 1824, 

[627] CLARISSA HAMLIN," (Sister of Perez,) 

b. Paris, N. Y.: m. Ellington, N. Y., June 12, 1840, James Holbrook; res. 

Canadaville, Chautauqua Co., N. Y; after her husband's death she res. Kennedy, 

N. Y., where she d. 1878: he d. July 14, 1848. 

No issue. 

[628] BETSEY HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Perez,) 

b. Paris, N. Y., June 16, 1800; m. Covington, Genessee Co., N. Y., Nov. 16, 
1828, Sewell Merritt, b. Cliarlton, N. Y., Feb. 3, 1794: farmer; Covington, 
Ellington and Kennedy, N. Y.; Republican; soldier 1812 war, and served at 
Plattsburg: Universalist: she, Presb. Both d. Kennedy; she, Aug. 27, 1876; he, 
April 1, 1889. 

Children: 
1816.* Jerome, b. Nov. 7, 1830, Covington. 

1817.* Delos, " Dec. 14, 1835. Ellington. 

[629] SETH HAMLIN,« (Bro. of Perez,) 

b. Paris, N. Y., 1801; m. Covington Centre, N. Y., Feb. 14, 1828, Clarissa 
Sturdevant; laborer; Leroy, N. Y., until 1830; Wisconsin until 1840; afterwards 



SIXTH GENERATION 



275 



Covington Center until death: Republican: 
Buffalo, N. Y. Both d. Covington Center: 
Children: 

1818. Phebe. 

1819. Geokge. 

1820. Warren. 

1821. Maryette. 



she Baptist. His children lived at 
he, 1853; she May 28, 1853. 



[(i.30] MILO HAMLIN," 
b. Paris. N. Y.. Mar. 4, 1804: 



(Bro. of Perez.) 
m. Leroy, N. Y., Feb. 25, 1826, Malinda West, 

and 



b. Westmoreland, N. Y., June 15, 1811: res. Leroy and Pavilion, N. Y 
Corry, Pa. Both d. Corry: he, July 12. 1883; she. May 27, 1889. 
Children: 

Ellex Frances, May 

Edson Harvey, Feb. 

Edgar Fredus, Aug. 

John West, Dec. 

Mary, Aug. 14, 1840, " ; d. June 20, 1844. 



1822. 

1823.* 

1824.* 

1825.* 

1826. 



m. 



16, 1826, Leroy; 

4, 1829, •' 

14. 1834. 

10, 18.38, Pavilion 

14, 1840, " 



Claris. 



[ 637 ] J LTLIANA PORTER." (Mercy Hamlin.s Lsaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) 
b. Clinton, N.Y., June 3. 1796: ni. Rutland, N. Y., Jan. 14, 1814, Crafts Pay- 
son," son of Libbeus and Sarah (Crafts) Kimball,* b. Pomfret, Ct., Jan. 14, 1788.. 



* Note 254. RICHARD IvIMBALL.i b. about T')f).'>; came from the parish of Rattlesden, 
Suffolk. England, m. 1st. Ursula, dau. of Henry and Martha Scott, who d. Ipswich, Mass.; m. 
2d, Oct. 23. 16B1, Margaret, widow of Henry Dow, Sr,, of Hampton, N. H. He embarked at Ips- 
wich, Eng., the last of April, 16 it, in the KHz i')?'/?, \Vm. Andrews, master. With him came his 
wife, Ursula, and children: Henry, Elizabeth, Richard, Mary, Martha, .John and Thomas; also, 
Henry Kimball, aged 4-t, with his wife, Susan, aged 3), and daughters, Elizabeth, aged 4; and 
Susan, aged 1%, and a lad, Richard Cutting, aged 11 ; also, Thomas Scott, a brother-in-law, aged 
40. with his wife, Elizabeth, aged 40, and children, Elizabeth, aged 9, Abigail. T, and Thomas, 6. 
They came to Watertown, Mass.. where Richard and Henry Kimball settled. It is supposed 
they were brothers, but the fact has not been established. Thomas Scott settled in Ipswich. 
Mass. Richard Kimball was a wheelwright; made freeman, Watertown, May 6. 1635; proprie- 
tor, 1636-7; his home lot of 6 acres was bounded north by Cambridge, east by land of W. Ham- 
let, south by the highway, west by land of Edward White. It is now in Cambridge, near the 
corner of Huron Ave, and Appleton St, and was near springs of water. He removed to Ipswich, 
Mass.. and was granted a house lot there, Feb. 21, 163r-s, next to Goodwin Simons, at the west 
end of town : and 40 acres beyond" the north river, near the land of Robert Scott. Commoner, 
1641; one of the V seven men." Uii'i: fence surveyor, 16)!. His name frequently appears on the 
records as a prjmiuent man. He d. Ipswich, .lune 2.'. Uir.S; will dated Mar.."), 1674-.-); proved 
Sept, 2S. 167.i, 

Children : 

m, .lohn Severans, [Ray nor. 

bap, Aug, 12, 16ir); m, .Mary Wyatt & Elizabeth (CUbert) 
unm. 1675, 
m, Mary and Mary (Gott ?) 

■ Robert Dutch, 

■ .loseph Fowler. 
• .Mary Rradstreet and Mary Jordan, 

■ Mary Smith. 

• Edward Allen. 

• Mercy Hazeltine. 
" Anne Hazeltine. 

THOMAS KIMBALL.J b. Ratllesderi. Eng., 1633; came witii his parents to Watertown. 
Mass., 1634; m, Ipswich. Mass.. Mary, dau, of Thomas and .loanna Smith; was living In Hamp- 
ton, N. H., 1653-60. where he owned a mill on Oyster river; removed to that part of Rowley, now 



Children 






Abigail, 


). 


Rattlesden 


Henry. 




" ba 


Elizabeth. 


'■ 1621. 




Richard. 


■ 162;5, 




Mary. 


■ 162.-). 




Martha. 


• 162i). 




.lOHN, 


■• 1631. 




Thomas. 


•■ 1633. 




Sarah. 


■ 1635. 


Watertown 


Ben.jami.n 


■ 1637. 


Ipswich; 


Caleb, 


• IBW, 





276 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



He studied medicine, and settled in Rutland, 1810: surgeon in the army in 1812 
war, at Sackett's Harbor, N. Y.; a skillful physician; later a farmer, Rutland; 
Congs. She d. Rutland, Apr. 21, 1868; he d. Nov. 7, 1872. 

Children: 



1827.* 
1828.* 
1829.* 
1830.* 
1831.* 
1832.* 
1833. 



MoRuis Sylvester, b. Apr. 

VoLNEY Porter, " Dec. 

Cynthia, " Dec. 

Olive Amelia, " Aug. 

Bruce Jerome, " Mar. 

Henry Norman, " Jan. 

Herbert Crafts, " Aug. 



25, 1815. 

10, 1816. 

7, 1818. 

24, 1822. 

21, 1826, Oswego. 

27, 1832. 

25, 1835; d. Aug. 14, 1863. 



Bradford, Mass., then called Merrimack, about 1666; constable there, Feb. 20, 1668-9; his house 
was on the Boxford road, and was a legal place for publishing and posting orders. He was 
killed there by Symon. an Indian, on a raid, May 3, 1676, and his wife and five children were 
captured and carried forty miles into the wilderness; but were freed after forty-one days, by 
the friendly officers of Waualancet, chief of the Pennacook Indians. 

Children: 



Elizabeth, 

Richard, 

Hannah, 

Joseph, 

Mary, 

Thomas, 

Ebenezer, 

.lOHN, 

Joanna, 



b. Dec 



5, 1658, Hampden; d. Dec. 27, 1658. 
1660, " m. Sarah Spofford. 

Jan. 27, 1661 ; d. before 1699. 
1662; " '■ 1699. 
about 166:^; m. Thomas Reddington. 

166."); " Deborah Pemberton and Grace (Hall) Currier. 
Apr. 20, 1668; no further account of him. 
Oct. 14, 1673; went to East Jersey, 
m. Joshua Morse. 



Richard, 


Aug. 


1^ 


1683; 


Sarah, 


Jan. 


5, 


1684: 


Samuel, 


Mar. 


.30, 


1685-6 ; 


Mary, 


Jan. 


29, 


1687-8; 


Richard, 


May 


27, 


1689; 


Hannah, 


Mar. 


19. 


1691-2; 


Ruth, 


Feb. 


1. 


1693; 


Mehitable, 


Oct. 


10, 


1699; 


Joseph, 


Dec. 


29, 


1701: 



Capt. RICHARD KIMBALL,3 b. Hampton, N. H., 1660; m. 1st, Sept. 7, 1682, Sarah, dau. of 
John and Elizabeth Spofford, b. Mar. 24, 1661; who d. Feb. 14, 1713-4; m. 2d. Nov. 5, 1714, Mrs. Me- 
hitable (Day), widow of his cousin Richard, 3 son of Benjamin Kimball; he was called Cornet 
and Captain; res. Bradford, Mass., where he d. Jan. 21, 173;j. 

Ch. b. Bradford: 

d. Aug. 19, 16S3. 
m. John Wood. 

" Sarah Spofford. 

" Nathaniel Ames. 

■' Mary Stickney. 

" Edward Carleton. 

" Richard Peabody. 

" Nathaniel Gage. 

" Abial Peabody. 

SAMUEL KIMBALL,* b. Bradford, Mass., Mar. 30, 168.5-6; m. Jan. 1. 1713, Sarah Spofford, 
b. Dec. 20, 1693: he res. Bradford; bought land in Pomfret, Ct.. 1723; removed to Hampton, Ct.. 
same year, where his descendants still live; will made Plainfleld, Ct., Jan. 1. 1748; proved 
Apr. 8, 1748; he d. there 1748. 



26, 1716-7, Bradford; d. April 8,1760. 

9, 1718, " m. Squash. 

7, 1719-20, " " Anna Hammond. 

1721. 
18, 1722. •' •' Abigail Holt. 



Hampton, " Ann Mudge. 

RICHARD KIMBALL,5 b. Bradford, Mass., July 18, 1722; m. Dec. 13, 174S, Ann Holt; res. 
Pomfret, Ct., where he was a large land holder. 



Children: 




Mehitable. 


b. Feb. 


Martha, 


" Feb. 


Daniel, 


" Jan. 


A Son, 


" 


Richard. 


" July 


Sarah. 




Mary, 




Samuel, 


" 



SIXTH GENERATION. 277 

[6.38] HENRY HAMLIN, « (Asa," Isaac,* Ebenezer,3 James,^ M 

b. Lenox, Mass., Dec. 28, 1785; m. Paris, N. Y., 1804, Laura," dau of Benja- 
min and Mrs. Rosanna (Burgess) Munson,* b. Wallingford, Ct., Feb. 24, 1786; 
farmer: Paris, Rome and Locke, N. Y.: Whig; justice of the peace; Presb. He 
d, Locke. Aug. 7, 1848; she d. Buffalo, Oct 4, 1850. 
Children: 



1834.* 


Ursula., 


b. July 


4. 


1807, 


Paris. 


1835.* 


Mariette, 


" Jan. 


28, 


1809. 


u 


1836.* 


Charra, 


" Sept. 


27, 


1810, 


Rome. 


1837.* 


Antoinette, 


" May 


26, 


1812, 




1838.* 


Julia. 


*' June 


3, 


1814, 




1839.* 


Henry N., 


" Jan. 


30, 


1816, 




1840.* 


Elizabeth, 


" Sept. 


22 


1817, 




1841.* 


Emmons, 


" Nov. 


16, 


1821, 




1842.* 


Mary Emeline, 


'■ May 


15, 


1823, 




1843.* 


William W. 


" Jan. 


10, 


1830, 





[639] MILLIA ORRA HAMLIN,« (Sister of Henry,) 

b. Paris. N. Y., Aug. 16, 1787: m. there, June 14, 1805, Justus." son of Ben- 
jamin and Mrs. Rosannali (Burgess) Munson,* b. Wallingford, Ct., Apr. 15, 1784: 
farmer; removed with his father to Paris, N. Y., 1797, and resided 63 j'ears on 
the place settled on and cleared by his father; Whig and Abolitionist: Presb. 
Both d. Paris; she Aug. 28, 1845: he June 11, 1860. 
Ch. b. Paris; 

1844.* Julius, June 24, 1806. 

1845.* Maria Emeline, July 18, 1808. 

1846. Charles, June 10, 1810; d. Feb. 27. 1812. 

1847.* Martha Caroline, June 29, 1813. 

1848.* Hannah R,, Jan. 11, 1821. 

[640] LOVISA HAML1N,« (Sister of Henry.) 

b. Paris, N. Y., 1789; in. Josiali Hills, b. Conn., 1779; she d. Rome, N. Y., 

Children: 

LiBBEUS. b. Feb. U, 1750, Pomfret; m. Sarah Crafts. 

Abigait,. ■ Nov. .30, 1754. 

Percy, " Nov. 5, 1760. 

Chester. ■ Sept. 19. 1763, St. Johns, N. B. ; m. Lucy Fo.k. 
Flavel; Rev. soldier: d. unm. 

Betsey. 

LIBBEUS KI.MB.\LL.« b. Pomfret, Gt.. Feb. U. 1750; m. May 7, 1778. Sarah Crafts. He 
served five days on the Lexington alarm. April. 1775; enlisted Pomfret. .Time. 1775. in Captain 
Daniel Lyons Co.. in Col. Jedediah Huntingdon's regiment; served at Roxbury in the seige of 
Boston, and discharged; re-enlisted Pomfret, became sergeant, served to close of war; settled 
in Canajoharie, N. Y., where he lived 1832: deacon Freewill Baptist church. 

Children; 

Matilda. b. Nov. 22. 1780. 

Sylvester, " May 27, 1783, Pomfret; ni. Lydia Atwater. 

Crafts Pa YSON, ■' .Jan. 15. 178«. •. I ullana Porter. 

* Note 2.55. BEX.JAMIN MUNSON.^ (Caleb,4 3 Samuel.a Thomas,») 

THOMAS MUNSON. 1 b. about 1612; m. .Joanna ; carpenter; Hartford, Ct.; soldier in 

the Pequot war. 1637. He sold land in Hartford. KCiO; had left there and was in New Haven same 
year; sergeant. Aug. 6. 1612; freeman. New Haven. .May 19. 16.56; Ensign. 1061 ; Deputy and Lieut. 
May 9, 1664; served in Ki^g Philips war. 1676: Capt. same year. He d. New Haven. May 7. 1685. 
Three children. 



278 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Feb. 16, 1818. He m. 2d, Achsah Ransford, who d. Feb. 25, 1861, by whom he 
had a son, Josiah F., who d. July 28, 1826, aged 20 months; farmer: near Rome. 
He d. Rome, Sept. 19, 1871. 
Children: 

1849.* William, Oct. 14, 1809. 

1850.* Mary Ann, Sept. 17, 1812. 
1851. Asa, Nov. 29, 1814, d. Mar. 28, 1847, unm . 

[641] HANNAH NOBLE HAMLIN," (Sister of Henry,) 

b. Paris, N. Y., Dec. 26, 1793; m. at her father's house, Paris, by Rev, Moses 
Gillette, Jan. 28, 1824, Capt. Solomon, son of Dea. Solomon and Anna (Waugh) 
Goodwin *b. Litchfield, Ct., June 4, 1797; Capt. of militia, carpenter and builder; 

* Note 256. OZIAS GOODWIN, i sometimes called Hosea, came to Boston with his 
brother. Elder William Goodwin, in the Lion, .Tune 16, 1632; he beloaged to the "Braintree Co.," 
or the company of Rev. Thomas Hooker; m. 1639, Mary, dau. of Rol>ert Woodward, of Braintree, 
Mass. It is supposed he was previously married; settled in Hartford, Ct., 1639. He made an 
affidavit, 1674, then giving his age as 78 years. He d. before 1683. 

Children: 

William, b. about 1639; m. Truen. 

Nathaniel, " " 1637; " Sarah Coles and Elizabeth Pratt- 

Hannah " " 1637; " William Pitkin. 

Perhaps others. 

WILLIAM GOOD WIN.2 testified in 1674 that his age was then 4o years. M. Truen; 

res. Hartford, Ct. ; freeman, 1654; sexton of the church; he d. Hartford, Oct. 15, 1689; will, dated 
June 25, 1689; proved, Nov. 6, 1689; in which he mentions wife, Susannah; she m., 1691, John 
Shepard, of Hartford. 
Children: 

Susannah, m. John Pratt, Jr. 

William, b. about 1658; " Elizabeth Shepard. 
Nathaniel, " Mehitable Porter. 

NATHANIEL GOODWIN.s m. Mehitable, dau. of Samuel and Hannah (Stanley) Porter, 
of Hadley, Mass.; shoemaker; deacon First Church. Hartford, 1734; she d. Feb. 6. 1726; his will 
Sept. 6, 17:38; proved Dec. 1, 1747. 

Ch. prob. b. Hartford : 

Mehitable, m. .Joseph Goodrich. 

Hezekiah. bap. Mar. 20, 1692; m. Hanna Pantry and Lydia Barnard. 

Benedicta, " Feb. 25,1693-4; " .Jacob Goodrich. 

Isaac, " Nov. 10,1695; " Hannah Morgan and Ruth Gaylord. 

Abraham, " July 30, 1699; " Mary Bird. 

Stephen, " Aug. 24, 1701 ; " Sarah Gillette. 

Eleazer. " Dec. 19, 1703; " Hannah Easton. 

Joanna, " Jan. 20. 1705-6; " Abial Smith. 

Ruth, " Mar. 7,1707-8;* Bird or Stoddard.,^ 

Alice, b. May 19, 1710; " Caldwell. 

Nathaniel. bap. Sept. 24. 1712. 

ABRAHAM GOODWIN,* b. Hartford, bap. July :!0, 16S)9; m. April 13. 1736, Mary Bird, of 
Farmington, Ct. ; one of the first settlers of Litchfield, Ct. ; a prominent man; lister; grand 
juror; constable; selectman; ensign; he d. Jan. 6, 1771: she, June 7, 1788. aged 77. Eight children. 

NATHANIEL GOODWIN,5 b. Oct. 31, 1727; m. .Jan. 30, 1751, Elizal^eth, dau. of Ebene- 
zerand Deborah (Buell) Marsh, of Litchfield, b. Feb. 10, 1739-30; res. South Farms, Litchfield; 
lister; constable; collector; Lieut, of militia; Capt. in Rev. He d. Litchfield, of small pox. 
May 18, 1777; she, Dec. 14, 1802. Nine children. 

SOLOMON GOODWIN.6 b. Litchfleld, Apr. 26, 17.55; m. Mar. 11. 17s0. Anna, dau. of Thomas 
and Rosina (Watson) Waugh. of Litchfield; Rev. soldier; Sergt. Major and Ensign. Conn. Line; 
pensioned as such Apr. 2i, 1834; removed to Williamstown, N. Y., 1802: later to Rome; farmer; 
deacon in church; he d Sept. 29, 1835; she Oct. 23, 1846. 6 children; their youngest son Solomon- 
m. Hannah N. Hamlin. « 



SIXTH GENERATION. 279 

removed with his father's family to Williamstown, N. Y., 1802; and to Rome. 
N. Y., before -1820, where lie resided until 1847: removed to Verona, N. Y., but 
returned to Rome about 1856: AVhig: Presb., in which church he was deacon. 
Both d. Rome: she Apr. l(i, 1858; he June 22, 1857. 

Ch. b. Rome: 

1852. Fkancis Dwight, June 21, 1828: d. June 5, 1831. 

1853.* HEJfRiETTA Elizabeth, Aug. 15, 1830. 

1854.* Edward Payson, July 31, 1832. 

1855.* Albert Baknes, Jan. 4, 18.36. 

[642] Capt. ASA HAMLIN, JR.,« ( Bro. of Henry,) 

b. Paris, N. Y., in 1796; unmarried. He was commissioned Lieut, in the 
157th Regt. of N. Y. Infantry, by Gov. DeWitt Clinton. Feb. 17. 1820. He was 
called Capt. Hamlin. He had a contract to build several miles of the Northern 
Cross Railroad, now the T. W. and W. R. R., in 111.: and d. in Illinois, prob. 
Sangamon Co., Oct. 1837, without completing his contract. 

[643] OLIVE HA MLIN,« (Sister of Henry,) 

b. Paris, N. Y., July 10, 1798: m. 1851, Dea. Horace Bartlett, b. Guilford, 
Ct., Dec. 20, 1792: who came to Paris, N. Y., 1815: dea. Cong, ch.; before mar- 
riage she was a teacher; she d. Clinton. N. Y., Feb. 2, 1878; he d. Aug. 2, 1881. 
No issue. 

[644] ALMIRA HAMLIN,6 (Sister of Henry,) 

b. Paris, N. Y.. Nov. 7, 1802: m, Feb. 23, 1826, Justus Elmer, son of Abel Jr. 
and Mary (Elmer) Gillette, b. Jan. 7, 1798, prob. Windsor, Ct.: farmer; remov- 
ed from Conn, to Verona, N. Y. with his father, 1806, and resided there until 
his death: Congs. Both d. Verona: she Jan. 13, 1876; he Nov. 20, 1878. 

Ch. b. Verona: 
1856.* Caroline Frances, Mar. 15, 1831. 
1857. Hubert Elmer, May 24, 18.32: d. July 15, 1853, unm. 

[646] CAROLINE HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Henry,) 

b. I*aris, N. Y.: m. Dr. David Larrabee, of Paris Hill, N. Y. She is de- 
scribed as tall and slender, with light complexion and blue ej^es. Both d. 
Paris; she about 1880: he Aug. 9, 1875, aged 67. 
Children: 

18.58.* Dwight W., b. 1834. 

1859. Caroline Augusta, d. unm. 

[648] THEOPHILUS HAMLEN,« (Nathaniel,^ Lewis,* Ebenexer,» 

James,2i) ta. Wellfleet, Ma.ss., Dec. 6, 1765: removed with his i)arents to Shrow.s- 
bury: then to Oxford, Mass.: m. 1st, there, June 30, 1788, Sarah Kockwood, b. 
Oxford, Aug, 25, 1764: whod. Augusta, Maine, Dec. 6, 1826; m. 2d, 1830, Mrs. Jane 
Carter, of Portland, Me. He went to Hollowell, now Augusta, Maine, with his 
father, 1784: where he worked at the carpenter's trade several years, and early 
became a merchant there, in a store at tlie corner of Dickman Place and Win- 
throp street, near the first court house, in the .Market Place; he erected a large 
house in liickman Place, which was consumed by the tire of 1865: also a three 
story store opposite, long known as the Hamlen or "Green rtt(U-e," from its 



s 



280 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



color. About 1816, with his sons John, George, Nathaniel, Theophilus and 
Weld, they loaded a vessel with an assorted cargo, which they sold at New Or- 
leans. The sons went to Liberty, Miss. He returned to Augusta about 1820, 
and became extensively known as proprietor of the "Kennebec Hotel," for 
many years. He d. Augusta, April, 1842. 




^l^:^e^,r 





Ch, b. Augusta: 






I860.* 


Sarah, 


Mar. 


31, 


1789. 


1861.* 


John, 


Jan. 


30, 


1792. 


1862.* 


Hannah, 


Dec. 


11, 


1793. 


1863.* 


George, 


Nov. 


15, 


1795. 


1864. 


Mary, 


July 


29, 


1797; 


1865.* 


Nathaniel, 


May 


5, 


1799. 


1866.* 


Ann, 


May 


31, 


1801. 


1867. 


Theophilus, 


May 


28, 


1803; 


1868. 


Weld, 


Apr. 


5, 


1805, 


1869.* 


Mel VINA, 


Sept. 


27, 


1807. 



d. Feb. 18, 1816, unra. 



d. Miss., Aug. 1, 1824, unm. 
5, 1805," MagnoIia,Fla.,reb. 17,1829, unm. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 281 

[649] MARY HAMLEN;-' (Sister of Theophilus, ) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., Apr. 10, 1768: removed with her people to Au^nista, 
Me. m. there, June 25, 1789, James Burton. lie came from Boston to the 
Kennebec /Augusta,) 1785; and was employed as a clerk by Jonathan Davis & Co. 
engaged in packing Salmon at Auj^rusta. He afterwards went into business 
with William Eustis of Boston; he built and resided in Augusta: he was app. 
the first postmaster at "Hallowell Court House," now Augusta, 1794, and 
served until 1806. She d. Mar. 28, 1848: he d. Nov. 5, 1838, aged 73. 

Ch. b. Augusta: 

1870.* James, Sept. 23, 1790. 

1871. Polly, Oct. 25, 1792; d. Jan. 6, 1797. 

1872. William Eustis. Nov. 15, 1794, " Mobile, 1819. 
1873.* Joseph, Feb. 14, 1797. 

1874.* Mary, Mar. 28, 1799. 

1875. Evelina, Oct. 31, 1801: d. Oct. 26, 1815. 

1876. Abby Gray, Oct. 7, 1807. 

1877. Eliza, Oct. 7, 1813. 

[650] OLIVE HAMLEN," (Sister of Theophilus,) 

b. , Mass., Nov. 2, 1770, and removed with her people to Augusta, Me.; 

m. there, Nov. 28, 1793, Elias, son of John and Mary Craig, of "Wrentham, Mass., 
b. Sept. 27, 1756, his 2d wife; he m. 1st, Dec. 31, 1788, Hannah, dau. of Dr. John 
McKecknie, who died April 12, 1790: by whom he had Hannah; hatter; he came 
to Hollowell 1779. Before the Kennebec bridge was built his shop stood where 
the west end of the bridge now is; his house was at the corner of Water and 
Bridge streets, Augusta. Selectman, Hollowell, 1793-5; Augusta, 1797-1801; 
removed to Fayette, Maine, where both d.; she, Sept. 25, 1848; he. May 6, 1837. 

Children: 



1878.* 


Elias, 


b. Jan. 


14, 


1795 


1879.* 


Olive, 


'• Jan. 


10, 


1800 


1880.* 


Henry Auoitstus, 


" Oct. 


«, 


1803 


1881.* 


Elizabeth Augusta, 


" Oct. 


«, 


1803. 



[651 ] LEWIS HAMLEN,« ( Bro. of Theophilus.) 

b. Shrewsbury, Mass., Mar. 24, 1773: m. Wrentham, Mass., Sept. 4, 1797, 
Eleanor Craig, b. Oct. 22, 1772; farmer: Augusta, Me.; a prominent man; select- 
man 12 years. He received a legacy from the estate of his uncle Lewis Hamlin. 
He d. Augusta, Apr. 20, 1824; she d. Oct. 22, 1862. 
Ch. b. Augusta: 

June 14, 1798. 

June 30, 1800. 

July 12, 1802: d. June 12, 1875. 

Jan. 5, 1804, " July 4, 18Q9. 

Aug. 31, 1806. 

Aug. 19, 1808; d. Aug. 15, 1873. 

May 27, 1810. 

Mar. 17, 1813; d. Dec. 5, 1817. 

[652] SARAH HAMLEN.« (Sister of Theophilus, ) 

Shrewsbury, Mass., b. Aug. 19. 1775: m. Augusta, Me., May 15, 1796, I^aac, 
son of John and Hannah Carter, b. Charlestown, Mass. She removed with 



1882.* 


Mary Craig, 


1883.* 


Lewis Baker, 


1884. 


Margaret, 


1885. 


Henry, 


1886.* 


Julia Ann, 


1887. 


Eleanor, 


1888.* 


Charles Henry, 


1889. 


Martha, 



282 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

her parents to Augusta: both d. there; she, May 26, 1839; he, Oct. 20, 1839,] 
aged 65 years. 

Ch. b. Augusta: 



1890.* 


Harriet Whittemore, 


Aug. 


15, 


1798. 


1891.* 


Sarah Hamlen, 


Apr. 


19, 


1800. 


1892.* 


John Stearns, 


July 


8, 


1802. 


1893. 


Caroline Augusta, 


Oct. 


23, 


1804: d. May 26, 1834 


1894.* 


Theodore Wilson, 


Jan. 


6, 


1808. 


1895.* 


Henry Leander, 


Apr. 


26, 


1812. 


1896.* 


Eliza Ann, 


July 


13, 


1816. 



[653] PEREZ HAMLEN,6 (Bro. of Theophilus,) 

b. Shrewsbury, Mass., Oct 1, 1777: m. 1st, Jan. 7, 1799, Anna, dau. of John 
and Betsey Dudley (Bean) Prescott* of Readfield, Me., b. Epping, N. H., Nov. 
14, 1779; who d. June 8, 1707; m. 2d, July 7, 1808, Betsey Cromett, of Sidney, 
Me.; who d. Nov. 7, 1809; m. 3d, Jan., 1810, Sarah Kendall, who d. Augusta, 
May 4, 1844: carpenter; came to Augusta, 1794; removed and res. many years 
In Sidney, Me. He d. Augusta, Sept. 7, 1860. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Augusta: 

1897.* Charles, b. Dec. 9, 1800. 

1898.* William, " Dec. 8, 1801. 

1899.* Olive. " Oct. 25, 1803. 

1900.* RuEL, " Oct. 30, 1805. 

1901. Anna, " Apr. 20, 1807; m. John Hurd; she d. Dec. 14, 1880. 

By 2d wife: 

1902. Elizabeth; b. Mar. 27, 1809; m. Edwin Craig. 

By 3d wife: 

1903. Fanny, b. Sept. 22, 1810; m. Abial D. Bacon. 

1904. Sarah W., " " " " " Wilham M. Bacon. 

1905. Almira, " Jan. 23, 1814, " Marcus Reynolds. 

1906. Mary Ann, " July 3, 1816; d. Oct. 3, 1817. 

[655] LOT HAMLEN,9 (Bro. of Theophilus,) 

b. Oxford, Mass., May 3, 1782; m. Oct. 9, 1806, Sarah Craig, of Wrentham, 
Mass.; removed with his father to Augusta, Maine, 1796; many years surveyor 
of lumber. He d. Augusta, Feb. 24, 1869; she. May 15, 1847. 

Ch. b. Augusta: 

1907.* Moses Edward, July 26, 1807. 

1908.* Henry Craig, July 21, 1809. 

1909.* Joseph Sumner, Mar. 8, 1812. 

1910.* Hannah Craig, Aug. 5, 1815. 

1911.* James Elliott, Dec, 3, 1821. 

[656] Capt. LEWIS HAMLEN,6 (Perez,^ Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James,8i) 
b. Wellfleet, Mass., Feb. 27, 1781; m. Charter SI"., Boston, Mass., Mar. 9, 

* Note 257, JOHN PRESC0TT,6 (Elisha,5 Jeremiah,* Samuel,3 James,2i) 

JAMES PRESCOTT,! came from Dryby, Lincolnshire, Eng., 1665; and settled in Hampton, 
N. H. ; m., 1668, Mary, dau. of Nathaniel and Grace Boulter, b. Exeter, N. H., May 15, 1648; free- 
man, 1678; he removed to Kingston, N. H., 1725; his farm was two miles north of Hampton Falls 
Academy, on the highway to Exeter, occupied by the late Wesley Healey, Esq. He d. Nov. 25, 
1728, aged 85; she, Oct. 4, 1735. Ten children. 



H 



SIXTH GENERATION 283 

1809, Hannah," dan. of Thomas Winslow,* b. Hanover, Mass., 1788: removed 
with his parents to Hampden. Maine, about 1787. He received a bequest from 
the estate of liis uncle Lewis Hamlin. In early life a master mariner; Cliarles- 
town, Mass.; after retiring from the sea he was a merchant for a time; Supt. 
of streets; contractor, and built wells and reservoirs; above medium height, 
dark complexion, and of quiet matuiers. Both d. Charlestown; he Dec. 22, 18;J9: 
she June 17, 1862. 

Gh. b. Charlestown: 

1912.* Almira, Dec. 27, 1809. 

1918.* Hannah. July 11, 1811. 

1914.* Leavis, Sept. 13, 1813. 

1915.* Hakriet Augusta, Nov. 10, 181.5. 

1916.* Lucinda Hopkins, Aug. 28, 1818. 

1917.* WII.L1AM, Mar. 9, 1820. 

1918.* George, Feb. 10, 1822. 

1919.* Charles Henry Jackson, May 3, 1828. 

[657] ELISHA HAMLEN,6 (Bro. of Lewis,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., June 18, 1783; drowned twenty miles off Nantucket, 
Oct. 12, 1812: unm. 

[658] POLLY HAMLEN,« (Sister of Lewis,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., Oct. 14, 1785: m. Hampden, Maine, Dec. 30, 1802, Ezra, 
son of Adam and Lydia Beals.t b. Goslien, Mass., Jan. 17, 1778; stone contrac- 
tor; Hampden, Maine; Charlestown, Mass.; St. Albans, Vt.; and Quincy, Mass. 
He had the contract to build the navy yard wall at Charlestown, Mass. Both 
d. Quincy; she Aug. 22, 1858; he July 14, 1853. 
Children: 

1920.* Lewis Hamlen, b. Nov. 20, 1803, Hampden. 

192L* William Chapman, " Apr. 25, 1806, " 

1922. Ezra, " Aug. 12, 1808, Charlestown; d. Aug. 14, '32 

1923.* Louisa, ". May 23, 1810, St. Albans. 

1924.* Horace, " Nov. 17, 1812, 

1925. George, " Jan. 19, 1816, " d. May 3, 1834. 

1926. Abigail, " Oct. 25, 1818, " " Oct. 9, 1829. 
1927.* Orissa, " Jan. 26, 1822, 

1928.* Nathaniel Hamlen, " Apr. 17,1824, " 

1929.* Maria Winship, "' xVug. 23, 1827, Quincy. 

[659] SALLY HAMLEN,« (Sister of Lewis, ) 
b. Hampden, Me., June 19, 1788; m. there, Nathaniel, son of Cornelius Tur- 
ner, b. Waldoboro, Me., 1783; ship builder; Waldoboro and Hampden; slie Bap- 
tist. Both d. Hampden; she May 12, 1860; he, Dec, 1860^ 

* Note 258. THOMAS WINSLOW,6 (Edward,5*3 Kenelm,2i) m. Rebecca Harlow. 
/Children: 
Thomas; perhaps m. Ruth Gross and Harriet Delano. 
Edward; m. Mercy Bowley. 
Isaac; perhaps m. Elizabeth Hicks. 

Hannah; m. Capt. Lewis Hamlin. 
See note 96. 
t Note 2.59. Adam Deals was a Rev. soldier. It is traditional that he was one of the "Bos- 
ton Tea Party." 



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284 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Cli. b. Hampden: 

1930. Nathaniel B., 1815: d. 1836, mim. 

1931.* John Mullet, 1817. 

1932.* Eliza F., 1819. 

1933.* Caxvin Bailey, Feb. 11, 1821. 

1934.* Sarah Vose, 1823. 

1935.* Cornelius, 1828. 

1936.* Perez Hamlen, Oct. 16, 1836. 

[660] BETSEY HAMLEN,'^ (Sister of Lewis.) 

b. Hampden. Maine, Aug. 27, 1790; m. Cliarlestown, Mass., Apr. 10, 1810. 
John, son of Ephraim and Mercy (Cool^;) Mullett;* b. West Cambridge, now 
Arlington, Mass , June 15, 1786: Sergeant in Capt. Frotliingham's Co., of 
Cliarlestown, in the 1812 war; res. Charlestown; she Baptist. He d. Charles- 
town, July 2, 1825; she d. Sanbornton, N. H., Aug. 16, 1867. 

Ch. b. Charlestown: 

1937.* Charles Tufts, Dec. 27,1811. 

1938.* Eliza, Mar. 2, 1814. 

1839.* John, Sept. 10, 1816. 

1940. Lucy Ann, Mar. 7, 1819; d. Dec. 17, 1841. 

[661] Capt. PEREZ HAMLEN,'' (Bro. of Lewis,) 

b. Hampden, Maine, Apr. 9, 1794; m. there, 1818, Martha, dau. of William 

Murch, b. Hampden, 1798; ship builder: Capt. of militia; Hampden: both d. 

Hampden; he Nov. 17, 1838; she May 5, 1870. 

Ch. b. Hampden: 

1941.* Sarah Carter, Aug. 31, 1821. 

1942.* Elisha, Sept. 5, 1823. 

1943.* Sabra, Dec. 12, 1825. 

1944.* William Murch, Nov. 21, 1828. 

1945.* John T. Murch, Sept. 29, 1831. 

1946.* George Beals, Aug. 10, 1834. 

1947.* Nathaniel Turner, Jun. 24, 1837. 

[662] SABRINA HAMLEN," (Sister of Lewis,) 

b. Hampden, Maine, Aug. 2, 1796; m. Charlestown, Mass., Apr. 19, 1818, 

John Clark, b. Chester, Vt., Dec. 14, 1790; farmer; Antwerp, N. Y.; Baptists; 

shed. Charlestown, Jan. 29, 1870; he died Antwerp, Aug. 8, 1854. 

Children: 

1948. John Dana, b. Oct. 29, 1818; d. Nov. 8, 1822. 

1949.* Persis Sabrina, " Sept. 2, 1821, Antwerp. 

19.50. Natpianiel Hamlin, " Feb. 22, 1823; d. Oct. 12, 1824. 

1951.* Nathaniel Hamlin, " Nov. 8, 1825. 

1952.* Joseph Harvey, " Feb. 5, 1830, Antwerp. 

1953. Sarah Eliza, " Sept. 7,18.31, " d. Mar. 22, 1866. 

1964. Samuel Perez, " Sept. 19, 1833, " " Mar. 27. 1849. 

1955. Mary Ann Beals, " Mar. 3, 1835, 

1956. John M., " Feb. 10. 1838, " " Juu. 14, 1849. 



* Note 260. EPHRIAM MULLETT, m. Mercy, dau. of Col. Cook, of Cambridge, Mass., 
a Rev. soldier; as was Epliraim Mullett. 



J. 




Sword of Capt, Seth Hamblin, 



SIXTH GENERATION. 285 

[663] Capt. NATHANIEL HAMLEN,« (Bro. of Lewis,) 

b. Hampden, Maine, July 12, 1799; m. Boston, Mass., by Rev. Samuel Sharv). 
Jan. 13, 1834, Sarah A., dau. of Job and Betsey (Johnson) Hallett,* b. Boston. 
Mar. 29, 1809. He received a common education; went to sea at the age of 
twelve: and for many years a shipmaster, sailing- from Bftston: during his sea- 
faring life he passed through many adventures. He retired from the sea, 1839: 
and was a merchant in Boston in the South American trade; subsequently a 
ship broker, Boston. In 1841 he occupied ahouse, afterward the site of Tenny- 
son Square school house; and passed the latter part of his lite at 35 Concord 
Square. He. d. Brookline, Mass., July 8, 1887; she d. Boston, Feb., 1886. 

. Ch. b . Boston: 

1957. Sarah, Nov. 17, 1834; d. Oct. 7, 1836. 

1958.* Nathaniel Perez, Feb. 3, 1841. 

1959. Grace Hallett, Jan. 24, 184-; " Sept. 17, 1886, uinn. 

[666] Capt. SETH HAMBLIN,* (Simeon, s Sylvanus,< Elkanah.» .rames.^') 
b. Falmouth, Mass, Nov. 9, 1776; m. 1st, there, Nov. 17, 1791, Hannah, dau. 
of Solomon and Thankful ( Weeks) Davis, t b. Falmouth, Aug. 1766; who d. there, 
Feb. 26, 1823; m. 2d, P'almouth, Mar. 9, 1824, Mrs. Rebecca Grew; farmer, 
blacksmith and keeper of public house; Falmouth and Sandwich: sexton 
2d Cong, church, Falmouth; com. on fishways, 1794: school agent, 1806; fish com- 
missioner, 1807. His assessment for 1811 shows: 1 dwelling house, 1 shop, 1 cow, 
4 acres tillage land, 26 acres of rye and corn. 6 acres pasture land. 10 acres wood- 
land. Captain of Militia, and a celebrated drill master at general musters on 
Cape Cod. He was at the bombardment of i'almouth by the British ship Nimrod 
in 1812 war. His sword is in possession of his great grandson, Simeon Hamlin, 
of Falmouth. His only known descendants are by his son Simeon. His sons 
Shubael and Zophen went from home and never returned; it is believed that 
Shubael was lost at sea: Zophen went to sea with his brother Simeon, ran away 
from his ship at Charlestown, S. C, nothing has since been heard fr(»m hiin. A 
step dau of Capt. Seth was living in 1896. who was 16 years old at his deatli; 
she remembered him as a prominent militia officer: after his death she used his 
uniform for patchwork. He d. in that partof Sandwich which is now Marshpee, 
Aug. 23, 1830, and is buried in East End Cemetery, Falmouth. 

d. June 21, 1823, unm. 
" about 1835, unn. 
" 1830, unm. 



[668] MARTHA HAMBLIN," (Sister of Seth,) 

b. Falmouth, Mass., June 15, 1778: m. Luke W. Phelps, b. Lancaster, Mass.. 
J Illy 19, 1778; sailor: Lancaster, New Bedford and Uxbridge, Mass.: siie d. Wood- 
stock, Ct., Dec. 28, 1855; he d. Uxbridge, Sept. 7, 1839. 





Ch. b. Falmouth: 








1960. 


Barnabas, 


May 


22, 


1794: 


1961.* 


Simeon. 


Dec. 


6, 


1796. 


1962. 


Elizabeth, 


July 


11, 


1800: 


1963.* 


Isaac Hatch, 


Dec. 


n, 


1801. 


1964. 


HOLTON, 


Mar. 


24, 


1804; 


1965. 


Shubael Nye, 


Apr. 


1, 


1807. 


1966. 


Zophen, 


Dec. 





1809. 



* Note 261. For Hallett see note I oa. 

+ Note .262. For Davis see note 4. 17 iiiid 42. 



286 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Children: 




1967. 


Dolly, 


b. 


1968. 


Mary Ann, 


It, 


1969. 


William, 


" Dec. 28 


1970. 


Elisha, 


a 


1971. 


James, 


i( 



Lancaster; cl. young. 
New Bedford; m. Sylvester Little. 
1808; " " Clarissa M. Clark. 

" d. young. 

" m. Louisa Twist. 



I 



[669] SYLVANUS HAMBLIN,fi (Barnabas,^ Sylvanus,* Elkanah,3James,2i) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., about 1774; m. 1st, Falmouth, Mass., Jan. 17, 1793, 
Jane, dan. of Obed and Ruth (Dexter*) Hatch.t b. Falmouth; who d. Mont- 
pelier, Vt., April 13, 1800; m. 2d, Chloe Hatch, b. Falmouth, sister of his first 
wife; ship blacksmith. Isaac Hamblin, of Montpelier, wrote, 1846, that this 
Sylvanus, with his father and brothers, removed from Cape Cod to Montpelier 
about 1798-9; and that Sylvanus returned to CapeCod about 1803-4. The records 
of First Cong, church, Falmouth, sliow the baptism there of his children: 
Kuth, Solomon, Lucy, Jane and Chloe, Feb. 5, 1810. He and second wife d. Fal- 
mouth; he, May 4, 1843, aged 68; she, Jan. 19, 1840. 
Ch. by 1st wife, b. Falmoutli: 

Oct. 1, 1793. 
Oct. 1, 1795. 
Nov. 9, 1797. 



1972.* 
1973.* 
1974.* 
1975.* 



Obed, 
Solomon, 
Lucy, 
Jane, 



Mar. 22, 1800. 



1976.* 

1977. 

1978. 

1979.* 

1980.* 



By 2d wife, b. Falmouth: 

Chloe, Feb. 19, 1802. 

Sylvanus, July 13, 1804; 

Maktha, Nov. 21, 1806. 

Phear, Oct. 5, 1808. 

Alpheus F., July 23, 1811. 



Oct. 21, 1807. 
young. 



[670] BARNABAS HAMBLIN,e (Brother of Sylvanus,) 

b. Feb. 19, 1782; m. 1st, Grand Isle, Vt., Feb. 18, 1812, Sarah, dau. of 

P. Simons, b. Litchfield, Ct., Jan. 2, 1797; who d. Chardon, Ohio, Nov. 17, 1833: 

m.2d, Chardon, Oct. 21, 1835, Olive, dau. of Joseph Beeler Hazen.J b. Grand Isle, 

Mar. 15, 1797; who d. Nov. 4, 1852, and is buried at Fowler's Mills, near Munson, 

* Note 263. For Dexter see note 95. 

+ Note 264. For Hatch see note 94. 

$ Note 265. MOSES HAZEN,* (Thoinas.3 2 Edward,i) 

EDWARD HAZEN,i came from England to America 16—. His first wife, Elizabeth, was 
buried Rowley, Mass., Sept. 18, 1649; m. 2d, Mar. 1650, H,annah, dau. of Thomas and Hannah 
Grant. He was a man of substance and influence; selectman; buried Rowley, July 22, J683. 
Children: 



Elizabeth, 


b. Mar. 


8, 1651; 


m. Nathaniel Harris 


Hannah, 


" Sept. 


1653: 


" William Gibson. 


John, 


" Sept. 


23, 1655; 


no issue. 


Thomas, 


" Feb. 


29, 1657-8; 


" Mary Howlet. 


Edward, 


" Sept. 


10, 1660; 


" Jane Pickard. 


Isabella. 


" July 


21, 1662; 


" John Wood. 


Pbiscilla, 


" Nov. 


25, 1664; 


" Jeremiah Pierson. 


Ednah Jane, 


" June 


20, 1667; 


" Timothy Perkins. 


Richard, 


" Aug. 


6, 1669; 


" Mary Peabody and Grace Kimball 


Hepzebath, 


" Dec. 


22, 1671 ; 


" 1689. 


Sarah, 


" Aug. 


22, 1673; 


" Daniel Wroom, .Jr. 



SIXTH GENERATION, 287 

Ohio; m. 3d, Chardon, Dec. 7, 1857, Jerusha, widow of Roswell Fentoii Eaton, 
neeHazen, b. Grand Isle, Nov. 11, 1807; who d. Chardon, Aug. 13, 1865. lie re- 
moved from Cape Cod, Mass., to Montpelier, Vt., 1798-9; afterward to North 
Hero, Vt.; later to Ohio; the birthplaces of liis children indicate places of resi- 
dence; cooper by trade, but operated a grist mill at Ashtabula, Ohio, seven 
years. He d. Nov. 7, 1870, buried at Fowler's Mills. 
Children: 

1981.'* William Bassistt, Feb. 17, 1813, Grand Isle. 

1982.* Asa, July 2, 1815, North Hero. 

1983.* Mary, Dec. 18, 1817, Buffalo, N. Y. 

1984.* Sarah, Nov. 1819, Munson, Ohio. 

1985.* Harvey David, Oct. 12, 1821, Chardon, Ohio. [uiim. 

1986. Harriet, June 3, 1823, '• " d. Aug. 18, 1845. 



1987.* Martin Haynes, Aug. 3, 1825, 



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[671] ASA HAMBLIN,« (Bro. of Sylvanus.) 

b. Falmouth, Mass., about 1785; m. in Vermont, about 1810, Mrs. Elizabeth 
Harvey, nee Stalliker, from Canada, who had by a former husband children 
named David, Solomon, Anna, Harriet and Polly. His parents moved to Mont- 
pelier, Vt., 1798-9: whether he went there then is not known. His early life was 
spent as a sailor about Nantucket; and he went on two whaling voyages for 
several years as a "'Harpooner." He was 6 feet 4 inches in height, muscular, 
of great strength, weight 200 pounds, left handed and dark complexion. After 
his sea life he was a farmer at Grand Isle, Lake Ghamplain, V^t. It is tradi- 
tional that he was employed by the Americans to report the, movements of the 
British fleet on Lake Champlain, in the 1812 war, and was the first to discover 
and report the approach of the fleet. He was an eye witness of the naval fight 
of Sept., 1814. and boarded the enemy's captured ships. He was active during 
the war in obtaining and reporting information to the Americans of theenemy's 
movements. He removed to the Western Reserve, Ohio, about 1820; and lived 
in Geauga and Astabula counties, Ohio. He removed to Tuscarora Co., 01)io. 
about LS30, where he d. about 1835; buried at Franklin, Ohio. After his deatli 
his widow res. with their son Simeon, and d. 1837. This branch of the Ham- 
lins were tall, muscular and of dark complexion. 
Ch. b. Grand Isle: 

1988.* Lydia, Nov. 9, 1812. 

1989.* Simeon, May 30, 1815. 

1990.* Sylvanus, about 1818. 

[672] POLLY HAMBLIN," (Sister of Sylvanus,) 

d. Grand Island, Vt. Adm. was granted by the Probate Court of Barn- 
stable Co., Mass., to Solomon Lombard, of Barnstable, Nov. 2, 1805, on the 
estate of Polly Hamlin, of Montpelier, Vt., dau of Jsaiah Hamblin,— evidently 
an error,— she was dau. of Barnabas, and sister of Isaiah. 

[673] SALLY HAMBLIN,« (Sister of Svlvanus, ) 

m. Andrew,'^ son of Moses and Elizabeth (Merrill) Hazen,* b. May 22, 1764, 

his third wife. Tliey appear to liave lived at Grand Isle and North Hero, Vt.: 

Conneaute, Pa.; and Munson, Ohio. The late Henry Allen Hazen, autlicr of 

an unpublished genealogy of the Hazens, kindly furnished this record. I am 



* Note 266. Hazen, see note 265. 



288 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

not sure that the children given below are all those of Sally Hamblin; perhaps 
some were by his former wives; she d. Chardon, Ohio. 

Children: 



1991.* 


Caroline, 


b. July 


f>, 


1808, Grand Isle. 


1992.* 


William Hamblin, 


" Jan. 


27, 


1811, " 


1993. 


Geokgp: Washington, 


, " Jan. 


13, 


1813, unm. 


1994. 


Nathan, 


" Oct. 




1814, d. Apr., 1815. 


1995.* 


Harriet, 


" Jan. 


1, 


1816, North Hero. 


1996. 


Isaiah, 


" Mar. 




1818, Conneaute: unm. 


1997.* 


Monroe, 


" Mar. 


30, 


1822, Munson. 


1998. 


Lois, 


" Dec. 


25, 


1823: m. Martin H. Ha 



[674] RACHAEL HAMBLIN,« (Sister of Sylvanus,) 

m. Robert Steveson. They res. at one time on the farm of Asa Hamblin, 

Geneva, Wis., along in the 40's. It is claimed that she had 14 children. She 

d. at the home of her brother Barnabas, Geneva, 1844. 
Children: 

1999. A Daughter: m. Joel Saulsbury; res. near Geneva. 

2000. Robert. 

2001. William. 

2002. Henry. 

2003. Sherman. 

2004. Rachael. 

2005. Phebe. 

2006. Fanny. 

[6751 WILLIAM HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Sylvanus,) 

sailor: d. Grand Isle, Vt., from an injury received in lifting, aged about 
19 years. 

[676] Elder ISAIAH HAMBLIN,6 (Bro. of Sylvanus,) 

b. Falmouth, Mass., about 1790; m. North Hero, Vt., Nov. 30, 1812, Daphne, 

dau. of William and (Stoddard) Haynes, b. North Hero, 1797. He was a 

soldier in the 1812 war, served under Gen. Dearborn, and was wounded at Platts- 
burg, N. Y. His wife heard the guns of the battle, put her babe, some band- 
ages and medicines into a boat and rowed twenty miles to the scene of action, 
in time to see the British flag go down. He res. at Grand Isle, Vt., and after 
the war engaged in lumbering on the St. Lawrence river, in northern N. Y., 
where he employed Canadian workmen; living in lumber camps, fitted with 
rude bunks for sleeping, arranged around an open lire place. Tlie natives often 
slept with their feet to the fire, to dry and keep them warm; and the 
"Kanucks " had a trick of putting pitchwood splinters between the toes of the 
"Yankees," when asleep, then lighting them and burning their feet, for sport. 
Some of the men were disabled in this way, and Mr. Hamblin was determined 
to put a stop to it. The " Kanucks " were in the habit of stripping naked to 
go to bed. Mr. Hamblin went to bed and feigned sleep: when a big " Kanuck " 
stole softly from his bunk, naked, to reconoitre for a victim; and spying Mr. 
Hamblin asleep, apparently, with his feet sticking out of the bunk, whispered 
to his confederates, " La bushwa 1 La bushwa I '' (The boss ! The boss !) and pre- 
pared the splinters for the fun: but just as he stooped to set them on fire, Mr. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 289 

Hamblin drew back his feet suddenly and kicked the fellow plump in the breast 
and landed him stark naked upon a l)ed of living- coals of tire: which raised an 
uproar and turned out the entire cami). 'I'lie man was rescued, but l)adiy 
burned. Mr. Hamblin regretted the affair, but there were no more feet burned 
in that cainp. We shall see that this was not the last of the matter. While 
taking his rafts of lumber down the river the following spring, he ran aground 
near a settlement, which proved to be the home of the man who was burned in 
the camp; and while waiting he went ashore with his brother-in law. William 
Haynes, and a man named Dodge for supplies. A crowd gathered around the 
place where they were trading, and as they came out of the stoi-e a big fellow 
grabbed Mr. Hamblin and another did the same to his brother-in-law. telling 
them in a boisterous way that they must wrestle with them. Hamblin told 
Mr. Podge to hasten with all speed to the raft with tiio sui)plies, while he and 
Haynes stopped to settle with the mob: but some of the crowd seeing the pur- 
pose, made for the raft, and reached it before Dodge. Hamblin and Haynes 
threw down their assailants and also ran for the raft. When they reached it, 
Dodge, who was near sighted, with a heavy chain for a weapon was knocking 
the " Kanucks" right and left, and soon had the craft clear. The raft floated 
and they were again safe on their journey. He removed to Ohio, and was at 
Salem and Geauga Co., as early as 1819. where he was sheriff. He also had 
charge of Fowler's flour mills, and at one time lived at Bainbridge, Ohio. He 
went to Wisconsin territory, taking his oldest children with him, in 1835, 
leaving his wife and two younger children behind, Edwin being the yougest, 
who rejoined him in 18.37. They res. at Spring Prairie. Wis., until 1844: from 
whence they removed and res. at Ellison, 111., until 184(>; thence to Pottawat- 
tamie Co., Iowa, and res. there, 1847-9. In the spring of 1850, with some of his 
descendants they started with an ox team on a long and painful journey across 
the plains, and arrived at Salt Lake, Utah, Sept. 27, 1850. They settled at 
Tooele Valley, residing there until 1855: when they removed to what Is now 
Washington Co., on the Santa Clara. He was a man H feet 6 inches in stature, 
of mild and even temper: a farmer; Democrat and Freemason. He was natur- 
ally a pious man and believed in the bible: but did not allow his children to 
attend church; holding tliat the preachers did not teach in accordance with 
the scriptures. They were baptized in the Mormon faith in Illinois by their 
son. Elder Jacob Hamblin, Apr. 11, 1845, believing it to be patterned after the 
primative church of Christ. He was an Elder and a Patriarch in the Mormon 
church. He d. Santa Clara, Utah, 1857, and is buried there: she d. Pottawat- 
tamie Co., Iowa, 1847. 

Children: 



* 



Melissa Daphnk, b. Feb. 1, 1814, North Hero. 

2008.* Emily Haynes, " Oct. 31. 181(i, 

2009.* Jacob Vernon, "Apr. 2, 1819, Salem, Ohio. 

2010.* Olive Haynes, " May 1, 1821, 

2011.* Adeline Amakilla, '' vSept. 18, 1823, 

2012.* Obed, " Feb. 25, 1826, 

2013.* Alson Haynes, " Apr. 28, 1828, 

2014.* William Haynes, - Oct. 28, 1830, 

2015.* Oscar, " Apr. 4. 1833, 

2016.* Edwin, " May 20. 1835. Hainbridgc. Ohio. 

2017.* Francis Mahi(»n. " Nov. 27. 1839, Spring Prairie. 

2018.* Frederick, •• Feb. 12, 1841, 



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290 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[677] LURANA HAMBLm,6 (Sister of Sylvanus.) 

d. in Illinois. One Lurana Hamblin m. Jeremiah Wheeler, and had son, 

named Hamblin Barnabas, b. N. Y. state. Mar. 17, 1824; who m. Aug. 25, 1824, 

Cadence Emily Hazen of the Ohio family. 

[678] REUBEN HAMBLIN," (Benjamin, s Reuben,* Elkanah.s James,2i) 
b. about 1761; m. Rochester, Mass., Aug. 5, 1787, Phebe Parlow, both then 
of Rochester. Private in Capt. George Dunham's Co , in Col. John Bailey's 2d 
Mass. Regt.; enlisted for 3 years; return made Mar. 5-22, 1777, by James Hatch, 
muster master: age, 16: res. Rochester; al^so, in list of men raised to serve in the 
Cont. army, from Capt. Nathaniel Hammond's Co., in 4th Plymouth Co. Regt., 
as returned to Col. Ebenezer Sprout, of Middleboro, Mass., Feb, 19, 1778; res. 
Rochester; and engaged for that town; joined Capt. Isaac Pope's Co., in Col. 
Shepard's Regt., for 3 years or during the war: also, private in 8th Co., in Col. 
John Bailey's 2d Mass. Regt. Cont. army, his pay account for service from 
Mar. 17, 1777, to Dec. 31, 1779; also, a certificate of Adam Bailey, paymaster, 
dated Boston, June 10, 1779, states that he joined Col. John Bayley's Regt. 
before Aug. 15, 1777, and had not been absence since, except on furlough; also, 
private in Capt. Adam Bailey's Co., in Col. John Bailey's 2d Mass. Regt. (Com- 
manded after Jan. 1, 1781, by Lt-Col. Sprout,) from Jan. 1, 1780 to Jan. 1, 1782: 
also, in a descriptive list of tlie Co., dated Jan. 10, 1781, his age is given, 
19 years; stature, 5 feet; 6 inches; light hair and complexion; birthplace and 
res. Sandwich. Both d. Rochester; he Dec. 9, 1798; she Mar. 30, 1802. 

Ch. b. Rocliester: 

2019.* Reuben, Apr. 25, 1788. 

2020.* Nathaniel, Dec. 27, 1791. 

2021. Hope, Dec. 15, 1793; d. unm. 

2022. Elkanah, " aged about 4 years. 
2023.* Dkusilla, Feb. 19, 1795. 

2024.* Elkanah, Feb. 12, 1798. 



[680] ELKANAH HAMBLIN," ( Bro. of Reuben,) 

b. about 1765; m. Wealthy Jenney; farmer and perhaps mariner; Rochester, 
Mass.; private in Lieut. Nathaniel Pope's Co., later Lieut. Joseph Damon's 
Co., in Col. John Hatha way's 2d Bristol Co. Regt.; enlisted Aug. 3, 1780; served 
on alarm at Rhode Island; dis. Aug. 9, 1780; also in Capt. Henry Jenne's Co.; 
which marched to Rhode Island; enlisted Mar. 14, 1781; dis. Mar. 18, 1781: also, 
in list of men raised in Bristol Co. to serve in the Continental army, as returned 
by James Williams, Supt. for that Co., dated Taunton; also, in discriptive list 
of men raised agreeable to Resolve of Dec. 2, 1780, returned as received by 
James Burt at Taunton, April 18, 1781, to be con ducted to Springfield and deliv- 
ered to Col. Shepard; age, 16 years: stature, 5 feet 31 inches; complexion, liglit: 
laborer: engaged for Dartmouth for three years: also, private in Capt. Abel 
Holden's Co., later in Mason Wattles' Co., in Lt.-Col. Calvin Smith's 6th Mass. 
Regt.; wages allowed Jan. -Dec, 1782, 12 mos. He was lost at sea about 1799. 
Children: 

2025. Parmelia, M. Reuben Hamblin. ^ 

2026. Hope, b. Dec. 1794, d. Rochester, Mar. 13, 1872, unm. 

2027. Benjamin, " 1799, " " May 18, 1848, " 



SIXTH GENERATION 291 

[(i82 ] BP^NJAMIX HOWLAND," ( Abigail Hamblin,^ Reuben.^ Elkanah,3 
James.-'i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Jan. 3, 17()7; m. Elizabeth Allen;* mariner; 
Athens, N. Y; mem. Reformed Dutch Ch. He d. at sea, 1799. 

Children: 

2028. Jambs, Settled in Penn. 

2029. Daniel, Supposed to have been killed by Indians, 1820. 
2030.* Benjamin Allen, b. Feb. 22, 1793. 

2031. Ebenezeu, '' 1795. 

2032. Susannah, " 1797. 

2033. Lemuel. 

[683] NATHANIEL ROWLAND," (Bro. of Benjamin,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., June 17, 1769; m. Jan. 11, 1792, Mercy Fish,t of Sand- 
wich; house builder; removed to Athens, N. Y., 1801. He died Mar. 6, 1831. 
Cliildren: 



2034. 


Justus, 


b. 


Aug. 


31, 


1793, S 


ind\^ 


2035. 


Watson, 




July 


15, 


1795. 


u 


2036.* 


Susannah, 




Dec. 


11, 


1797, 


a 


2037.* 


Sabra J. 




Aug. 


27, 


1800, 


a 


2038. 


Sally Ann, 




Apr. 


10, 


1804, 


A the 


2039. 


Darius, 




July 


13, 


1806, 


;( 


2040.* 


George W., 




JVlay 


9, 


1808, 


u 


2041.* 


NathanielW 


, 


July 


12, 


1810, 


<( 


2042. 


Clarissa. 













Athens; lived and died there. 



[684] BETSEY ROWLAND," (Sister of Benjamin,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Oct. 4, 1773: m. there, Chipman Fish.f b. Sandwich, 

May 29, 1771; farmer; Sandwich; Cong. Both d. Sandwich; she, Feb. 16, 1846; 

he, Nov. 13, 1845. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: / 



2043.* 


Caroline, 


July 9, 


1792. 


2044.* 


Lewin, 


July, 15, 


1794. 


2045.* 


Ellis H., 


Sept. 21, 


1797. 


2046.* 


BENJA3IIN, 


Apr. 11. 


1800. 


2047.* 


Clarissa, 


Feb. 9, 


1802, 


2048.* 


Susanna, 


Aug. 5, 


1804. 


2049. 


Nathaniel, 


Oct. 7, 


1806: d. young 


2050.* 


Abigail, 


Jun. 20, 


1811. 


2051.* 


Chipman, 


Feb. 25, 


1814. 


2052.* 


Elizabeth H., 


July 9, 


1818. 



[686] SARAH ROWLAND," fSister of Benjamin,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., May 3, 1777: m. there, Calvin, son of Joseph and iriarali 

(Adams) Goodspeed,J b. Barnstable, Mass., 1765; farmer; Sandwich; Cong. 

Both d. Sandwich; she, Oct. 1863; he, 1846. 

* Note 267. GEORGE ALLEN, settled In Sandwich, Mass., 16.17-41; Francis, George, .Tr., 
Matthew, Ralph and Samuel Allen, also, res. there, as early as 1643. 

t Note 268. For Fish see note 54. 

* Note 269. For Goodspeed, see note M. 



292 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



2053. 
2054. 

2055.* 

2056. 

2057.* 

2058. 

2059.* 

2060.* 



Ch. b. Sandwich: 

Justus Rowland, 
Lemuel, 
Sarah Adams, 
Nabby Hamblen. 
Elizabeth, 
Chloe Croavell, 
Judith H., 
Charles S., 



May 


(i, 1802: d. 1822. 


May 


30, 1804, " 1805. 


Nov. 


1, 1805. 


Sept. 


13. 1807, " 1826. 


Feb. 


14. 1811. 


June 


17, 1812, m. Benjamin Fish 


Sept. 


18, 1814. 


Sept. 


18, 1818. 



[687J EBEN HOWLAND," (Bro. of Benjamin,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., May 10, 1780; m. Dec. 21, 1808, Fear, dau. of Lot and 
Chloe (Handy) Crowell,* b. Feb. 14, 1788: carpenter; Sandwich: soldier 1812 
war; Congs. Both d. Sandwich; lie Mar. 8, 1869; she, Feb. 14, 1853. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 



2061. 

2062. 

2063.* 

2064. 

2065.* 

2066.* 

2067.* 

2068.* 

2069. 



Chloe C, 
Solomon C, 
Solomon Croavell, 
Chloe Ann C, 
Edward Barnwell, 
Eliza Crowell, 
Gust A V us, 

Thomas Howes Tobey, 
Emily C., 



Apr. 

June 

Sept. 

Nov. 

Feb. 



21, 1810: d. Aug. 3, 1811. 

22, 1812: " Nov. 12, 1812. 



5, 1813. 

17, 1815. 

22, 1818. 

March 20, 1820. 

June 20, 1823. 

Jan. 29, 1826. 
Oct 



Mar. 3, 1816. 



21, 1828; unm. 1896. 



[688] DIADAMA HOWLAND,6 (Sister of Benjamin,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Sept. 19, 1782; m. there, 1801, Dr. Charles, son of Isaac 

and Ann (Jenkinsf) Goodspeed,t b. Barnstable, July, 1769; Universalists. Slie d. 

Broolvlyn, N. Y., 1856; he d. Sandwich, Mass., 1851. 





Children: 


2070. 


Philander, 


2071. 


Galen, 


2072.* 


Charles, 


2073.* 


Harriet, 


2074. 


A Child, 


2075.* 


Julia A. J., 


2076.* 


Franklin, 


2077. 


Benjamin, 


2078. 


Mary', 


2079. 


Arthur, 


2g80. 


Susan, 


2081. 


Caroline, 


2082. 


Arethusia, 



b. May 28, 1802, Sandwich: d. in infancy. 

" "at sea, unm. 



d. in infancy. 



" Feb. 3, 1803, 

" May 22, 1804, " 

•' Aug. 26, 1806, 

" Apr. 17, 1807, 

" July 9, 1808, 

" Jan. 6, 1811, 

" Aug. 23, 1813, Hyannis; d. at sea, unm. 

" Aug. 9, 1816, " m. Nickerson. 

" Feb. 9; 1818, " res. Hoboken, N. Y, 

" Apr. 15, 1830, Athens, m. James Hinckley, 

" May 17, 1822, Hyannis. 



" Apr. 15, 1824, 



m. — Bearse: she d. 1872. 



* Note 270. LOT CROWELL. son of John, b. July :i], 1748; m. Falmouth, Mass., Feb. 12, 
1773, Cbloe Handy; res. Falmouth. See note 52. 

t Note 271. For Jenkins see note 8. 

? Note 272. For Goodspeed see note 30. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 293 

[689] BETHANIA ROWLAND," (Sister of Beajaniin,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Aug. 15, 1786; m. Ancel Fish,* liis 2d wife; lie in. 1st, 
Temperance Lovell; shipwright: Sandwich. Both d. Sandwicli. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 

m. Ephraim Percival, of Farmersville, Mass. 
" Ezra Coleman. 

*' — — Lapham. 



2083. 


Eliza, 


2084. 


Emily, 


2085. 


Dbrinda. 


2086. 


Nathaniel, 


2087. 


Andrew, 


2088. 


TUYPHOSIA, 



(< 



went to California. 

Hinckley, of Middleboro, Mass. 



[690] Capt. BENJAMIN HAMBLIN,^ (Lemuel,^ Reuben,* Elkanah,^ 
James,'!) b. Sandwich, Mass.. Jan. 11, 1769; ra. Falmouth, Mass., Apr. 4, 
1790, Abigail," dau. of Caleb and Content (Fish) Hamlin, b. Falmouth, 1768: far- 
mer: Snake Pond, Sandwich; Capt. of militia, an elegant officer and proud of the 
appearance and drill of his men. In the 1812 war his command was marched to 
Falmouth to prevent the landingof the British and to defend the shipping: his 
sword, which he prized, was kept as long as he lived. A stranger once called 
at his house and inquired for Capt. Hamblin. The old gentleman replied that 
he. was the man; but the caller stated that it was his son, a sea captain, whom 
he sought. The old man, who was fond of liquor and had taken a drink, replied 
that he was the only C'apfairt Hamblin on the place, and there would bene 
other while he lived. He was a sportsman, fond of shooting, and a game of 
football at the age of sixty. She was called "Aunt Nabby," a kind, gentle 
lady, with a smile and good word for every one. Methodist. He died at the 
home of his dau., Christina, West Falmouth, Feb. 23, 1850, buried Snake Pond; 
she d. Sandwich. June 7, 1837. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 

Dec. 22, 1789. 

Dec. 10, 1793. 

Aug. 18, 1796. 

Oct. 30, 1798. 

Mar. 11, 1800;drown'daroundCapeHorn.vmm. 

Sept. 17, 1804; d. at sea about 1824, unm. 

May 15, 1807; m. Asa Bartlett. 

Aug. 30, 1813. 



[692] REBECCA HAMBLIN/' (Sister of Benjamin,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., June 15, 1773; m. there, by Rev. Jonathan Burr, Oct. 
15, 1797, Capt. Josiah Eldredge,t b. Chatham, Mass., Mar. 4, 1770: brother to 
Ephraim Eldridge, who m. her sister Mary Hamblin; mariner in early life: 
Sandwich, removed to Wood's Hole. She Cong. Both d. Wood's Hole: slii' 
May 3, 1854; he Nov. 2, 1828. 

* Note 273, For Pish see note 54. 
+ Note 274. For Eldridge see note 90. 



2089.* 


Elizabeth, 


2090.* 


Caleb, 


2091.* 


Thomas, 


2092.* 


Benjamin, 


2093. 


Thachek, 


2094. 


Elias, 


2095. 


Abigail, 


2096.* 


Christina B., 



294 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. I 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 

2097.* Delilah, Oct. 15, 1798. 

2098.* Lemuel Hamblin, July 14, 1800. 

^099. Cyrena, Mar. 2, 1802; d. Dec. 4, 1804. 

2100.* JosiAH Lloyd, July 29, 1805. 

2101.* Mahalia, Sept. 17, 1809. 

2102.* Zenas Fish, Feb. 24, 1812. 

2103. Henry Lincoln, Dec. 4, 1814; d. Dec. 26, 1814. 

2104. Jonathan Burr, Dec. 4, 1814; " Dec. 27, 1814. 

[693] Cai-t. ELLIS HAMBLIN," (Bro. of Benjarnin,) 

b. SaQQwich, Mass., 1776; m. there by Rev. Jonathan Burr, Mar. 25, 1795, 

Lucy,« dau. of Joseph and Sarah^ (Adams*) Goodspeed,t b. Barnstable; mariner; 

Sandwich; he d. Sandwich, 1825: she was published, Barnstable, Apr, 8, 1826, 

to be married to Timothy Hinckley; she d. New Bedford, Mass., 1845, aged 

about 70, while on a visit to her son Joseph. 
Ch. b. Sandwich: 

2105. Joseph, Aug. 30, 1795. 
2106.* Rebecca, Oct. 11, 1797. 
2107.* Sarah G., Feb. 22, 1800. 
2108.* Joseph, Jan. 6, 1803. 
2109.* George W., Dec. 19, 1804. 
2110.* JosiAH E., Oct. 1, 1811. 

[694] LEMUEL HAMBLIN,6 (Bro. of Benjamin,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Oct. 4, 1779; m. Delila, dau. of Sylvia and Lucretia 

(Phinneyi) Fish,g b. Sandwich, Feb. 9, 1779; res. Sandwich. Both d. Sandwich: 

he Sept. 23, 1837; she, 1839. 





Ch. b. Sandwich: 














2111.* 


AiNswoRTH Fish, 


Mar. 


20, 


1803. 








2112. 


Cyrene E., 


Feb. 


25, 


1805; 


d. 


Aug, 


17, 1807 


2113. 


Hariot. 


Jan. 


11, 


1807; 


u 


Oct. 


11, 1807 


2114.* 


Cyrene E., 


July 


25, 


1808. 








2115.* 


Thomas Fish, 


Aug. 


23, 


1810. 








2116.* 


Abigail C, 


Nov. 


12, 


1812. 








2117.* 


Harriet Newell, 


Feb. 


14, 


1815. 








2118. 


Delila Eldridge, 


July 


25, 


1817; 


d. 


Oct, 


17, 1839. 


2119.* 


Simeon Fish, 


Apr. 


3, 


1819. 









[695] REUBEN HAMBLIN,'' (Bro. of Benjamin,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Mar. 31, 1781. The records of Sandwich show the mar- 
riage of Reuben Hamblin and Lydia Fish,§ both of Sandwich, by Rev. Jonathan 
Burr, Oct. 5, 1803; she b. Sandwich, Oct. 24, 1784; res. Sandwich. He. d. Fal- 
mouth, Nov. 29, 1821. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 

2120.* Simeon Fish, Nov. 8, 1803. 

2121. Dorcas, Dec. 1, 1805; m. Capt. Lemuel H. Eldredge.^ 

2122. Reuben, Aug. 16, 1808; d, young. 

* Note 275. SARAH ADAMS.s (Thomas,* Edward.s 2 Henry.i) 

" + For Goodspeed see note 30. 

t Note 276. For Phinney see note 189. 

§ Note 277. For Fish see note 34. 



SIXTH GENERATION. 295 

[696] MARY HAMBLIN,« (Sister of Benjamin,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., 1784; m. there, by Rev. Jonathan Burr, Oct. 5, 1803, 

Ephraim Eldridge,* bro. of Capt. Josiah Eldridge, who m. her sister, Rebecca 

Hamlin. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 

2123.* Hervey, Jan. 23, 1805. 

2124.* Lucy Hamblin, Aug. 20, 1808. 

2125. Ephraim, June 25, 1811. 

2126.* Ow^EN, Mar. 10, 1813. 

[697]. Dea. THOMAS HAMBLEN,6 (Thomas,^ Reuben,* Elkanah," 

James, 2 1) b. Sandwich, Mass., Aug. 14, 1775; m. there by Rev. Jonathan Burr, 
Sept. 28, 1798, Sylvia, dau. of Peleg and Sarah (Bursleyt) Nye, J b. Sandwich, 
Sept. 28, 1797; tanner; afterwards farmer; Sandwich: Gongs. Both died 
Sandwich; he. May 4, 1855; she. Mar. 11, 1856. 
Ch. b. Sandwich: 



2127.* 


Joseph, 


Jan. 27, 1799. 


2128.* 


Asa, 


Jan. 13, 1801. 


2129.* 


Olive Nye, 


June 30, 1803. 


2130.* 


Thomas, 


Dec. 24, 1805. 


2131.* 


Eliza Latimer, 


July 24, 1808. 


2132. 


Sylvia, 


Jan. 16, 1811; d. Nov. 26, 1832, unm. 


2133. 


Charles H., 


Sept. 11, 1813, " May 27, 1841, " 


2134.* 


William, 


May 10, 1818. 



[701] JOHN HAMBLIN,6 (John.s* Elkanah,^ James,^ i) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., bap. Apr. 27, 1774; m. 1st, there, 1795, Sarah Croclver,§ 
who d. Dec. 4, 1817; 2d, pub. Barnstable, Mar. 24, 1820, to be married to Chloe 
Chamberlin. The wife of one John Hamblin d. Barnstable, 1830; m. 3d, Barn- 
stable, Dec. 20, 1839, Temperance rish;l| res. Newton, Mass. He d. Barnstable, 

April 25, 1863. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Barnstable: 

2135.* Ansel, Aug. 21, 1797. 

2136. Elizabeth, Feb. 14, 1801; d. Dec. 3, 1817. 

2137.* Zenas, July 30, 1805. 

2138. Olive Crocker, Aug. 12, 1807; m. Reuben Hamblen. 

2139.* Thomas Crocker, Dec. 19, 1809. 



* For Eldridge see note 90. 
+ For Bursley see note 89. 

* For Nye see note 34. 

§ For Crocker see notes 35, 39 and 78. 

II For Fish see notes 54 and 190, 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



[705] Capt. PRENTISS SCUDDER/ (Lot,6 Samuel,^ Ebenezer,* 

Elibabeth Hamlin, 3 James,2i) b. Barnstable, Mass., Sept. 14, ] 797; m. May 5, 

1822, Lucinda, dau. of David and Desire (Gage) Scudder, b. Barnstable, Oct 20, 

1797; master mariner; she Baptist; be d. Nov. 17, 1828; she d. Barnstable, Jan. 

4, 1877. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

2140.* Prentiss William, July 21, 1828. 



[713] ISAAC SCUDDER,' (Ebenezer," 5* Elizabeth Hamlin, s James,2i} 
b. Barnstable, Mass., Sept. 22, 1798; m. 1st, Content Phinney:* m. 2d, Susan; 
Lewis:t both d. Barnstable; he, Sept. 22, 1847; she, Jan. 4, 1835. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

2141. Ebenezer, Sept. 19, 1832: d. Mar. 3, 18.36. 

2142. A Daughter, m. Freeman Crocker; res. San Diego, Cal. 

2143. Emma, " Howland. 

2144. William, res. Providence, R. I. 

[714] PHILANDER SCUDDER,^ (Bro. of Isaac,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Dec. 20, 1800; m. there, Jan. 15, 1829, Jane Otis.J 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

Mar. 3, 1833; d. Sept. 15, 1833. 

Dec. 7, 18.33, " June 3, 1836. 

Oct. 5, 1837, " Feb. 16, 1838. 

Apr. 20, 1841, " Aug. 16, 1841. 

* For Phinney see note 189. 

+ For Lewis see notes 10 and 12. 

* Note 281. Gen. JOHN OTIS,i b. Barnstaple, Eng., 1381; came to Hin^ham, Mass., 1635, 

JOHN 0TIS,2 b. England, 1620; came with his father to Hingham, 1635; thence to Scitu- 
ate; thence to Barnstable; returned to Scituate. 
JOHN OTIS,3 of Barnstable, Mass. 

Col. JOHN OTIS,* a gentleman "of distinguished talents, of powerful wit, great affa- 
bility, sagacity, prudence and piety;" resided Barnstable, Mass.; representative 20 years; 
commander of county militia 18 years; member of his magesty's council 21 years. 
Children: 



2145. 


Louisa, 


2146. 


Abigail R., 


2147. 


Henry, 


2148. 


Otis, 



Mary, 


b. Dec. 10, 1685. 




John, 


" Jan. 14, 1687. 




Nathaniel, 


" July 18, 1690; 


m. Russell. 


Meecy, 


" Oct. 15, 1693, 


'■ Gen. James Warren, 


Solomon, 


" Oct. 13, 1696. 




James, 


" June U, 1702, 


" Mary Allyne. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



29- 



[716] BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SCUDDEKv (Bio. of Isaac) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., Mar. 22. Iso;}; m. there, Sept. 13, IS4.). Marcia l\ 
I Lovell.* He. d. Barnstable, Apr. 7. 1876. 

j [717] ALONZO SCUDDER,' (Bro. of Isaac,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass.; m. and had two daughters; one of whom m., but had 
no issue. 



[720] Capt. OLIVER SCUDDER,' (Isaiah," Ebenezer,'"^ Elizabeth 
Hamhn,:' James,'!) h. Barnstable, Mass., Oct. 27, 1796: m. there, Oct. 31, 

1817, Chalana. dau. of ^— and Abigail (Kelley) Lombard, t b. Barnstable, 

P'eb. 12. 1798; master mariner: Barnstable. He was lost at sea from Sch. War- 
rior, Apr. 9, 1831: .she d. Taunton, Mass.. Aug. 12. 1884. 
Ch. b. Barnstable: 
Fkedekick Cl'arrington, Apr. 25, 1819. 
Alexander, Dec. 4, 1821. 

Oliver Sidney, Apr. 24, 1827: d. .May 19. 1827. 

E3IILY Frances, Oct. 7, 1828: " Nov. 4, 1828. 

Emily Oliver, Feb. 3, 1831. 



2149.* 

2150.* 

2151. 

2152. 

2153.* 



[721] LYDIA ISHAM SCUDDER,' 



(Sister of Oliver,) 



b. Barnstable, Mass., April 8, 1798; m. there, Dec. 8, 1816, Capt. John Lovell, 
b. Osterville, Mass., Aug. 11, 1793; master mariner; Osterville, after marriage; 
Cong.; she d. Osterville, Mar. 16, 1845: he, Sept. 12, 1840^. 
Ch. b. Osterville: "- 



2154. 

21.55.* 

2156. 

2157.* 

2158.* 

2159. 

2160. 

2161.* 

2162. 

2163.* 



Nelson Augtjstine, Aug. 

Russell, Mar. 

AURILLA, Oct. 

Mary Scudder, July 

Horace Sexton, .Sept. 

Velina, Nov. 

Oliver Scudder, Oct. 

Velina, Dec. 

Charles Gilbert, Dec. 

Edward Mansfield, Nov. 



25, 1810; d. Jan, 10, 1843, unm. 
24, 1821. 

2, 1823. 
9, 1825. 
7, 1827. 

26, 1829: d. June 21, 1831. 

5, 1831; " May, 17, 1850, unm. 

6, 1833. 

13, 1835: d. Aug. 25,1896, unm. 
30, 1837. 



[722] LUCY SCUDDER,' (Sister of Oliver,) 

b. Osterville, Mass., April 30, 1800; m. there, Jan. 27, 1822, Charles, son of 
William and Jane (Cammet) Phinney,! b. Centreville, Mass., Dec. 17, 1798; ship 
carpenter: Centreville: Whig. Both d. Centreville; she, June 11. 1892: he. Jan. 
21, 1856. 





Ch. b. Centreville: 








2164.* 


Asa Scudder, 


Jan. 


4, 


1823. 


2165.* 


Emily, 


Dec. 


19, 


1824. 


2166.* 


Joseph, 


Dec. 


18, 


1828. 


2167.* 


Lydia Scudder. 


June 


20, 


1831. 


2168.* 


Julia Franklin, 


Sept. 


•J 


1837. 



* For Lovell see note 138. 

+ For Lombard see note 43. 

* For Phinney see note 189. 



298 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[723] ALBERT SCUDDER,- (Bro. of Oliver,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Sept. 10,1802: m. Oentreville, Mass., Feb. 23, 1832, 
Asenatli Lewis, dau. of John and Hannah (Lewis*) Richardson, b. Centreville, 
Feb. 12, 1806; mariner; Osterville before marriage; afterwards Centreville; she 
Cong. He d. Boston, Mass., June 4, 1861; she d. Centreville, Mar. 19, 1895. 

Ch. b. Centreville: 



2169.* 


Margaret, 


Nov. 


") 


1832. 




2170. 


William R., 


July 


19, 


1835: 


d. Sept. 28, 1839 


2171.* 


Ferdinand. 


Dec. 


23, 


1836. 




2172. 


Hannah R., 


Sept. 




1839: 


unm. 1902. 


2173.* 


Mary Jane, 


Dec. 


25, 


1^43. 




2174.* 


Albert. 


Nov, 


21, 


1846. 




2175. 


Isaiah, 


Sept. 


14, 


1850; 


d. Mar. 25, 1866. 



[724] MARY SCUDDER,7 (Sistfer of Oliver,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Sept. 13, 1801; m. Sept., 1826, Capt. Zenas, son of 
Clement and Sally (Adams) Marston.t b. June 28, 1802; master mariner; Mars- 
ton's Mills and Hyannisport, Mass.; Democrat; member of Fraternal Lodge, 
A. F. & A. M. She d. Hyannisport, Mass., Mar. 23, 1878; he d. Dec, 1885. 

Ch. b. Osterville: 

2176. A Son, d. in infancy. 

2177. Sarah, " aged 7 mos. 

2178. Charlotte, " aged 20 mos. 

* For Lewis see note 10. 

+ Note 282. JOHN MARSTON.i came from Ormsby, Norfolk, England, with wife Alice, 
to Salem, Mass., 16:^7. 

JOHN MARSTON.2 

BENJAMIN MARTIN,3 b. Salem, Mass., before 1700; ui. Apr. 36, 1716, Elizabeth Goodspeed. 
He is said to have come from Taunton to Barnstable. 1716. and was first of the name in Barn- 
stable, where he received from the town, 1738, milling privileges at what is now Marston's Mills, 
and devoted himself to dressing cloth, etc., where he d. 17B9; she d. 1774. 
Ch. b. Marston's Mills: 

John, Feb. 25, 1717. 

Patience, Jan. 1, 1720. 

Benjamin, Jan. 3, 1725. 

Nymphas, Feb. 12, 1728. 

Ltdia, Mar. 17^1. 

Prince, Mar. 24, 1736. 

John, Dec. 3, 1740. 

PRINCE MARSTON,* b. Marston's Milts. Mar. 24. 1736: m. July 31, 17.J7, Sarah Winslow. 
Ch. b. Marston's Mills: 
Isaiah. 
Nymphas. 

WiNSLOW; m. Elizabeth Blish,6 
John. 

Benjamin ; m. Rebecca . 

Prince. 
Lydia. 

benjamin MARSTON.ft b. Marston's Mills; m. Rebecca . 

Children: 
Allen. 
Clement. 
Rebecca. 
Susan. 
Patience. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 299 

[725] SOPHIA SCUDDERJ (Sister of Oliver,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Nov. 12, 18()ti; in. there, Feb. 22, 1827, Wilson Hinck- 
ley,* b. Barnstable, Sept. 25, 1804; sailor: she cl. Barnstable, May 21, ISoO: he 
Mar. 5, 1858. 

Children: 

217!>. A Son, b. Sept. 14, 1829: d. same day. 

2180. Ellen, •' Mar. 31, 1831, " .Tun. 19, 18;U. 

2181. Susan, " Oct. 7, 1832, " Nov. 10, 1850. 

2182. Sophia Wilson, " Aug. 19, 1835, " Aug. 26, 1835. 

2183. Wallace, " Oct. 24, 1836, " Oct. 24, 1852. 

2184. Zenas Marston. " July 1, 1841, " Oct. 8, 1841. 
2185.* Sophia Wilson, " Nov. 2(5, 1842. 

[728] ALFRED SCUDDER,- (Brother of Oliver,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Sept. 6, 1813: in. 1st, Sarah Handy; m.2d, Eliza Bearse.f 
He d. Nantucket; she d. Birnstable, Nov. 5, 1873. 
Ch. b. Barnstable: 
218(). Ella, Nov. 1, 1841: d. May 3, 1843. 

218T. GusTAVUs, Aug. 30, 1844; res. Cotuit, Mass. 

729] ABIGAIL SCUDDER.- (Sister of Oliver,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., July 17, 1817: m. 1st, Jo.seph W. Crowelhi m. 2d, 
Everander White. She d. West Yarmouth. 

Child: 

2188. Thomas P. 

[734] Capt. nelson SCUDDER," (Asa,* Ebenezer,-^* Elizabeth Ham- 
lin,'' James,2i) b. Barnstable, Mass., Mar. 30, 1811; m. Abigail, dan. of John 
Bassett,^ b.Barnstable; master mariner; merchant; Barnstable. He had a store 
with his brother Daniel, and they were also engaged in Fishery; Republican 
Red. Barnstable, March 19, 1887; she d. Barnstable, Feb. 2, 1881, aged 69 years, 
6 mos., 10 days. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

2189. Eliza Ann, Sept. 14, 1835; d. Sept. 15, 1883, unm. 
2190.* Sarah Abby, Feb. 24, 1838. 



ALLEN MARST0N;6 m. Hannah Puller. 
Children: 

Rebecca, d. young. 

Benjamin, " " 

SoPHRONiA. b. Feb. 26, 1803; m. Charles Goodspeed, Feb. 22, 1833. 

Abby, d. young. 

Akt>en, " 

Cynthia F., m. Capt. Josiali E. Hamlin. 

Hannah, ' .John Freeman. 

Lydia, d. young. 

Abby, m. Capt. William Snow. 

Rebecca, " George Orpin. 

* For Hinckley see notes 31, 81 and 85. 
t For Bearse see note 15. 
$ For Crowell see note 52. 
8 For Bassett see note 130. 



IT, 


1838. 


17, 


1842. 


20, 


1850, 


«. 


1853 



300 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[735] DANIEL SCUDDER,^ (Bio. of Nelson,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Oct. 27, 1813: iii. there, Jan, 19, 1837, Betliiah, dau. of] 
James and Susannah (Davis*) Smith, b. Barnstable, May 26, 1813: merchant: 
Barnstable: lived near Coggins' Pond; Treasurer Savings Bank, Barnstable; he 
also lived a few j'ears at Nantucket, Mass.: Republican; member of Hyannis 
Lodge A. F. & A. M.; Congs. He d. Barnstable May 22, 1881; she d. Brookline, 
Mass., Jan. 12, 1884. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

2191.* Mary F., Dec. 

2192.* Daistiel, Aug. 

2193.* Lizzie, June 

2194.* Ella Delap, June 

[748] PUELLA LOVELL SCUDDER,^ (Josiah," Ebenezer.^* Elizabeth, 
Hamlin, 3 James,-!) b. Barnstable, Ma.ss., Dec. 3, 1800; m. George Hinckley:t 
salt manf., Osterville. Bothd. Barnstable; she, Aug. 30, 1885: he, Jan. 17. 1871. 
Ch. b. Barnstable: 

2195. Hakkiet Lovell, May 13, 1821. 

2196. Julia Ellen, Aug. 20. 1823. 

[749] JOSIAH SCUDDER,- (Bro. of Puella L.,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Feb. 12, 1802; m. 1st, Sophronia Howes.t who d. Barn- 
stable, July 25, 1846: m. 2d, Barnstable, Apr. 12, 1847, Augusta Hinckley :t mer- 
chant; Osterville, Mass.; Methodist: she res. Osterville; he d. Barnstable, 

Dec. 29, 1877. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Barnstable: 

Jun. 28, 1824;' d. July 26, 1825. 

Nov. 26, 1825. 

Jun. 3, 1827; d. Aug. 18, 1828. 

Feb. 5, 1829. 

Dec. 26,1830: ra.Capt. Horace S. Lovell.* 

Mar. 19, 1833. 

Jan. 28, 1835; d. Apr. 8, 1840. 

Feb. 3, 1837, " Apr. 15, 1851. 

Feb. 11, 1839, " May 3, 1864. 

Aug. 24, 1842. 

* For Davis see notes 4, 17, 42 and 169. 

+ For Hinckley see notes 31, 81 and 85. 

t Note 283. THOMAS HOWES.i came from Great Yarmouth, or some part of Norfolk 
county, England, to Salem, Mass., 1035. He was the associate of Anthony Thatcher and John 
Crowe; took up his abode at Nobscussett (Dennis), Mass., 1639, and built his house at New Bos- 
ton brook; wife Mary. Their descendants are numerous. He d. 1665. 

Children : 
Joseph. 

Thomas. 

Jeremiah. 

SAMUEL HOWES,! or House, prob. came over 16;{4, and settled in Scituate; freeman, 
Jan. 1, 1634-5; removed to Barnstable, 1639, but did not remain long; was a resident of Cam- 
bridge, Mass., 1642, but returned to Scituate, 1646. He was brother-in-law of Rev. John Loth- 
rop, of Barnstable, ship carpenter. He d. Scituate, 1661. 
Children : 
Elizabeth, b. Scituate; bap. Oct. 23, 1036. 
SAMnEL, " " m. Rebscca Nichols. 

Sarah, " Barnstable; bap. Aug. 1, 1642. 

John, " Dec. 6, 1642, Cambridge. 



2197. 


AxsEL Howes, 


2198.* 


Rose Delap, 


2199. 


Isabella, 


2200. 


Martha, 


2201. 


Sarah Crowell 


2202. 


Freeman L., 


2203. 


Persis C., 


2204. 


Josiah p., 


2205. 


Joseph C., 


2206. 


Persis C, 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 301 

By 2d wife, b. Barnstable: 

2207. SoPHRONiA Augusta, Apr. 21. 1848: d. Feb. O, 185.5. 

2208. Helen H., .Tan. 8, 1850. 

2209. JosiAH P., Apr. 3, 1852. 

2210. Charles N., .Jan. 8, 1858. 

[750] FREEMAN LOVELL SCUDDER,' ( Bro. of Puella L.,) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., Mar. 16, 1805: m. there, Jan. 3, 1827, Elizabeth Hinckley;* 
merchant: Osterville. Both d. Barnstable; he, Dec. 3, 1832; she. Mar. 1, 1829, 
aged 21. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

2211. Elizabeth F,, Feb. l(j, 1829. 

[751] Hon. ZENO SCUDDER." (Bro. of Puella L.,) 

b. Osterville. Mass., 1807. In early lile he followed the sea, and afterwards 
engaged in raercantile pursuits. Before his majority, on account of lameness, 
he was induced to study medicine; finding his disability an impediment to the 
practice of his profession, he applied himself to the study of law: took a course 
of legal study at Cambridge Law School, and was admitted to the bar, 183<i: 
opened an office in Falmouth, Mass., but soon removed to Barnstable, where he 
acquired a lucrative practice, and was regarded an accurate, learned and diligent 
lawyer. State Senator, 1846: and twice re-elected. President of the Senate, 
1848: member 32d Congress, and on Aug. 12, 1852, delivered a speech on the 
subject of American Fisheries, evincing great research. He was re-elected, but 
a fall fracturing a limb induced him to resign. He d. June 26, 1857, unmarried. 

[752] PERSIS SCUDDER,' (Bro. of. Puella L..) 

b. Barnstable, Ma.ss., Aug. 14, 1810; m. there, Sept. 4, 1833. Capt. .Joseph 
William, son of Joseph and Joauna (Baconf) Crocker, t b. West Barnstable; his 
1st wife; slie d. Boston, Mass., Apr. 24, 1844. He remarried: master mariner: 
he d. Boston, Mass., Sept. 11, 1885. 

Ch. prob. b. Barnstable: 

2212.* Susan F. Aug. 25, 1837. 

2213. Peksis, Apr. 19. 1841; m. Coleman. 

2214.* Joseph. Dec. 14, 1842. 

[753] EDWIN SCUDDER,- (Bro. of Puella L..) 

b. Barnstable. Mass., Sept. 23, 1815: m. Harriet N. Phinney:^ merchant: 
he d. Denver, Col., May 25, 1872: she m. 2d, John Anderson; res. Denver, Col. 

[754] Hon. henry AUSTIN SCUDDER,' ( Bro. of Puella L..) 
b. Osterville, Mass., Nov. 25, 1819; m. .June 30,1857, Nancy B., dau. of 
Charles B. and Mary (Goodspeed|| ) Tobey.H shipmaster, of Nantucket, Mass.: 



* For Hinckley see notes 31. si and S:). 
+ For Bacon see note 7.5. 

* For Crocker see notes 35, ;i9 and 78. 
§ For Phinney see note 169. 

II XOTE2S4. ForGoodspeedseenote.30. C.\pt. ASA GOODSPEED.« (.loseph,r> Ebene/er.< »i 
Ixujrer.i) m. Abigail Crocker. He commanded a packet, and res. Marston'.s Mills. 
Children: 
Charles, m. Sophronia Mai-ston. 
Nancy. • Charles Marston. 

Mary. • Capt. Charles Tobey. 

T For Tobey see note ITl. 



302 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



b. 1822. He went to sea for a year: returned and attended school at Hyannis 
Academy; taught school; graduated Yale College, 1842; studied law at Cam- 
bridge, admitted to the Suffolk bar, 1844: practiced law in Boston, where his 
ability was soon recognized. Resided Dorchester, Mass.: member of the Mas- 
sachusetts Legislature, 1861-2-3; was a member of the National Convention 
which nominated' Abraham Lincoln for re-election, and supported him with 
ardor. In 186f> he was appointed Justice of the Supreme Court of Massachu- 
setts, acquiring a high i-eputation, which bid fair to early advancement in the 



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judiciaiy; but ill health in 1872 compelled his resignation, and a prolonged 
absence in Europe followed. In 1882 the office of Judge of Probate and Insol- 
vency was tendered him and declined. His summer home was at Marston's 
Mills, near his native place, and his winters were spent in Washington, 1). C- 
Both d. Barnstable: he, Jan., 1892; she, 1893. 

No issue. 



[755] CAROLINE SCUDDER,^ (James D.,^ Ebenezer.f^" Elizabeth 

Hamlin, 3 James,-i) b. Barnstable, Mass., May 7, 1806; m. there, Jan. 17, 

1828, Prentiss Kelley. He d. Barnstable. April 11, 1880, aged 76 years, 9 mos„ 

8 davs. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 303 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

2215. Eosjfi Delap, July 17, 1829. 

2210. Caroline, July 12, 1881; d. Apr. 18 1834. 

2217. Caroline Prentiss, July 17, 1834; " Sept. 22, 18«7. 

2218. ZoNoS., Jun. 27, 1836; killed JerseyCity,Aug.l9,18^4 

2219. Henry, Sept. 15, 1838. 

2220. Jambs Delap, Oct, 21, 1840. 

2221. Hannah S., Apr. 27, 1844. 

2222. Alex. Russell, Dec. 21, 1846. 

[764] CHARLES SCUDDER,^ (David,« Eleazer,^ Ebenezer,* Elizal^eth 
Hamlin, 3 James,^!) b. Hyannis, Mass., June 5, 1789: m. 1st, by Rev. Stetson 
Raymond, prob. Boston, Mass., July 2, 1817, Fear, dau. of Hon. Richard and 
Mehitable (Marshall) Sears,* b. Chatham, .Mass., Nov. 24, 1788; who d. Boston. 
Aug. 8, 1822; m. 2d, Oct. 27, 1823, Jane, dau. of Gilbert and Jane (Jones) Mar- 
shall, b. Framingham, Mass., Oct. 17, 1796, a cousin of 1st wife; who d. Boston, 



* Note 285. For Sears see note 7. Capt. DANIEL SEARS.s (Paul, a Richard,i) b. Yar- 
mouth, Mass., lt)S2-3; m. there, Feb. 13. 1708-9, Sarah, dau. of Samuel Howes, b. there, 16S.5; 
great granddaughter of Thomas Howes (see note S2). He purchased land at IManamoy. now 
Chatham, 1707; town clerk 1714-21 and 1725; selectman 1719-30; en.slgn 17.22; later captain. Both 
d. Chatham; he Aug. 10, 1736; she, Nov. 9, 1748. 
Ch. b. Chatham: 

Rebecca, Mar. 19,1710-1; m. Thomas Howes. 
Daniel, .Tun. 1, 1713, " Fear Freeman. 

Sarah, Apr. 11, 1714, " Joshua Atkins. 

Mercy. .July 17, 1716. " Stephen Ryder. 

Richard. Apr. 26, 1718: d. 1746. 
David, Apr. 20, 17:20, " 1746. 

Deborah. Oct. 13,1722; m. .Joseph Atwood. 
DANIEL SEARS.i b. Chatham, .June 1, 1712; m. Harwich, Mass., Oct. 31, 1745, Fear, dau. of 
Benjamin and Temperance (Dimmick) Freeman, b. Mar. 23, 1721-2. He lived in Chatham in the 
house built by his father, taken down, 1863; coroner, 1751 ; town clerk and treasurer, 17:t3-54; 
selectman, 1756-7; Lieut, in militia; he was adjudged ■ non compos." Feb. 10, 1738, and his wife 
app. guardian; he d. Chatham, Jan 10, 1761; his widow m. Nov. J, 1793. Samuel Ballard, of Bos- 
ton ; and d. there, 1808. 

;ham : 

m. William Ballard. 
" Mehitable Marshall. 
" Ann Winthrop. 
" William Coleman, 
d. unm. Nov.. 1814. 

Hon. RICHARARD SEARS,^ b. Chatham. Jan. 30. 1749; m. Framingham. Mass., Nov. 2i>, 
1778. Mehitable, dau. of Ebenezer and Mehitable (Haven) Marshall, b. Oct. 27, 17.").s, He removed 
to Boston upon the marriage of his mother to Samuel Ballard, but soon returned to Chatham; 
seven years of his youth was spent in the family of Gen. Joseph Otis, of Rev. fanu'; at the age 
of manhood he settled on his father's homestead, and Ijecame the largest land owner in (^hat- 
ham; merchant; salt manufacturer: and engaged in shipping; coroner. 17S1 ; sessidu Justice, 
lf^l4; justice of the peace, 1801; representative, 1780-1, 1783, 1785-6. 1792. 1796. 1S06, l,s09. Isi:t-4: sen-, 
ator. 1804; town clerk and treasurer, 1775-6; Rev. aoldier. Both d. Chatham; he. May 13, 18:19; 
she July 8, 1852. 

Ch. I). Chatham: 
Sarah. Oct. 5, 1779; m. Rev. Isaac Brigg.s. 

Richard. Mar. 18, 1781, " A lathena Marshall. 

Daniel. Dec. 4, 1783; d. unm. Oct. 10, 1854. 

Hetty, Dec. 4. 1783; m. Rev. Isaac Briggs. 

Ebenezer .Marshai.i., Nov. :J4, 1788; d. Aug. 10. 1810. 
Fear, Nov. 24. 1788 ; m. Charles Scudder. 



Ch. b. 


Chatham 


: 


Sarah, 


Feb. 


13, 


1747 


Richard 


Jan. 


;:J0, 


1749 


David, 


Nov 


29, 


1752 


Fear, 






1754 


Daniel, 






1757 



I 



304 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Mar. 30, 1833: ra. 3d, May 8, 1834, Sarah Lathrop, dau. of Elislia and Rebecca 
(Manwaring) Coit, of New York: merchant; Boston; deacon of Essex Street 
Church and Superintendent of Sunday School: for many years an officer of the 
A. B. C. F. M. of Cong. Church. He d. Boston, Jan. 21, 1863. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 



2223.* 


Marshall, Sears, 


b. 


May 


31, 


1818. 


2224.* 


Charles Williams, 
Ch. by 2d wife: 


u 


Jan. 


4, 


1820. 


2225. 


Elisha, 


b. 






1«24. 


2226. 


Jake Marshall, 


i i 






1828. 


2227. 


Eugenie I., 


a 






1831. 


2228. 


EVARTS, 

Ch. by .3d wife: 


n 






1833. 


2229.* 


Samuel Hubbard, 


b. 






1837, 


2230.* 


Horace Elisha, 


u 


Oct. 


16, 


1838, 


2231. 


David C. 











Boston. 



[770] HORACE SCUDDER," (Bro. of Charles,! 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Sept. 24, 1802; pub. there, May 10, 1825: to be m. to 
Mary Ann Bacon.* 

Child: 

2232. Ann: m., no issue; res. Boston, Mass. 



[771] FREDERICK SCUDDER,' (Bro. of Charles,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Nov. 14, 1804: pub. there, Nov. 14, 1831, to be m to 
Cordelia Gage; selectman, 1849-56 and 1866; treasurer and recorder of deeds, 
Barnstable Co. many years; salt manf.; Hyannisport, Mass.; merchant, in trade 
with Freeman Marchant, and succeeded his father and closed out the business, 
1860; P. M. Hyannisport, 1829. Both d. Barnstable; he, Feb. 4, 1878; she, May 
21, 1871. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

2233. Eugenia, Aug. 30, 1833. 

2234. Alice Cordelia, Aug. 14, 18.36: d. P'eb. 7, 1840. 

2235. Eltsha G., May 17, 1839. 
22.36. William A., Jan. 17, 1842. 



[772] JULIA SCUDDER,' (Sister of Charles, ) 

b. Hyannis, Mass., May 20, 1810; m. Hyannisport, Aug. 27, 1834, Capt. David, 
son of Ezra and Temperance Crocker, f b. Cotuit, Mass., Jan. 24, 1805; master 
mariner; Cotuit; Whig: she d. Cotuit, Sept. 16. 1842. He m. 2d, Elizabeth 
Childs,t by whom he had a dau., Susan, He d. Cotuit, May 29, 1875. 

Ch. b. Barnstable; 

2237.* Ellen Temperance, July 6, 1835. 
2238.* Julia Caroline, Mar. 15, 18,38. 

* For Bacon see note 75. 

+ For Crocker see notes 35, 39 and 78. 

$ For Childs see note 36. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 305 

[775] JERUSHA HOLBROOK,' (Ruth Hamblen/ Cornelius,^ Benja- 
min,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Sept. 18, 1776; m. 1st, Solomon Hinckley,* b. 1771, 
who d. April 2, 1797; m. 2d, Rev. Enoch Mudge.t b. 1776. He was the first 
Methodist minister in Orrington, Me., 1797. He d. Lynn, Mass., April 2, 1850. 



[778] BENJAMIN HAMBLEN,' (Cornelius,65 Benjamin,* Elea- 

zer,3 James,2i) b. May 5, 1778, prob. in Wellfleet, Mass; m. Dec. 25, 1804, 
widow, Margery Doane Crosby, b. Nov. 1, 1778. She had a son by her first hus- 
band named Hezelfiah Doane Crosby, b. May, 1799, who d. Wellfleet, Aug. 8, 
1804. He was captured by the British fleet while fishing off Wellfleet, Sept. 
1814, but soon released. See account by his brother, Eleazer, by which it appears 
that Benjamin was a deaf mute. 

No issue. 



[779] RUTH HAMBLEN,^ (Sister of Benjamin, ) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., May 22, 1780; m. Mar. 27, 1800, Peter Daggett, son of 

William and Betsey," (Daggett) Eldridge;J mariner; Wellfleet and Harwich, 

Mass.; she survived him, and d. Sept., 1814. 

Children: 

2239.* Maky, b. May 23, 1801. 

2240.* Meecy Brow^n, " July 30, 1803. 

2241. Joshua Hamblen, " June 30, 1805: d. 1813. 

2242.* Benjamin Hamblen, " Sept. 18, 1807. 



[780] JOSHUA HAMBLEN,' (Bro. of Benjamin,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., Thursday, Jan. 23, 1783. His son David made a very 
particular record of this family about 1853; m. Sept. 19, 1805, Drusilla, dau. of 
Nathaniel and Martha (Pierce) Rider,§ b. Saturday, Mar. 11, 1786. He further 
recorded the particulars of the birth of their children; as given below, who are 
understood to have all been born in Wellfleet: "Perez, born at grandfatiier 
Rider's house, where uncle Isaac now lives; Perez 2d, at the house where uncle 
Joseph Baker now lives, it being father's house; there, also, at the same place, 
Drusilla, Joshua and Hope (were born); and at the old house where father now 
lives, David Brown, David. Samuel, Jesse, Cordelia and Martha, (were born): 
this (written) in 1853, by D. Hamblen." He was out in the 1812 war, in defense 
of Eastham, Mass., Sept., 1814. See account of his brother Eleazer. The mother 
and children of this family were afflicted with consumption. He d. 1869: siic 
d. Wednesday, July 31, 1839. 

* For Hinckley see notes 31, 81 and 85. 
+ For Mudge see notes 47 and 113. 

* For Eldridge see note 90. 

§ Note 286. SAMUEL RIDER, settled in Yarmouth, Mas.s., IKi!). The namo is comnioii 
at Cape Cod, and in New England. 

NATHANIEL RIDER, b. Mar. 17, 1747; m, Martha Pierce, b. Nov. 28, 1750. Ho d. tk-t. 14, 
1807; shed. Dec. 9, 1818. Schildren. 



306 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Children: 










2243. 


Perez Hamblen, 


b. 


Sept. 16, 
July 16, 


1807, Wednesday; 

1808, Saturday. 


died 


2244.* 


Perez Hamblen, 


i( 


July 14, 
31, 1834, 


1809, Friday; d. 
Monday. 


Mar. 


2245.* 


Drusilla Hamblen, 


ti 


Oct. 29, 
20, 1843, 


1811, Tuesday; d. 
Friday. 


.Tan. 


2246.* 


Joshua Hamblen, Jr., 


a 


Nov, 15, 


1813, Monday. 




2247.* 


Hope Hamblen, 


u 


May 2, 


1816, Tuesday. 




2248.* 


David Brown Hamblen, 


(1 


Aug. 13, 


1818, Tlaursday;d.Aug. 








20, 1819, 


Friday. 




2249.* 


David Hamblen, 


u 


Aug. 22, 


1820, Tuesday. 




2250.* 


Samuel Brown Hamblen, 


i( 


Jan. 16, 


1823, Thursday. 




2251.* 


Jesse Hamblen, 


i( 


Sept. 5, 


1825, Monday. 




2252.* 


Cordelia Hamblen, 


u 


June 19, 
19, 1853, 


1827, Tuesday; d. 
Saturday. 


Mar. 


2253. 


Martha Matilda Hamblen 


r," 


Aug. 5, 
17, 1843, 


1830, Thursday; d, 
Friday. 


.Feb. 



[782] JANE HAMBLEN,^ (Sister of Benjamin,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., Jan, 30, 1787; m. there, Dec. 16, 1806, Joseph, son of 
David and Deborah (Rich*) Baker,t b. Wellfleet, Apr. 8, 1784; fisherman and 
oysterman; Wellfleet; Republican. He was member of the church choir 70 years. 
Both d. Wellfleet; she, Apr. 9, 1875; he, Oct. 13, 1869. 

Ch. b. Wellfleet: 



2254. 


A Daugater, 


b. 


.July 10, 


1807; 


d. 


July 26, 1807. 


2255.* 


Nathaniel, 




Aug. 10, 


1808. 






2256.* 


Joseph, 




Oct. 15, 


1810; 


d. 


Aug. 30, 1811. 


2257,* 


Joseph, 




Aug. 22, 


1812. 






2258.* 


Ruth Hamblen, 




Mar. 10, 


1816. 






2259.* 


Hezekiah Doane, 




Nov. 22, 


1818. 






2260.* 


Elijah, 




Sept. 7, 


1821. 






2261. 


Eleazeb Hamblen, 




July 30, 


1824; 


d. 


Aug. 26, 1843, unm 


2262.* 


Mary Jane, 




Aug. 23, 


1827. 






2263.* 


Paulina Mayo, 




Nov. 28, 


1830. 







[783] HOPE HAMBLEN,^ (Sister of Benjamin,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., Oct. 6, 1789; d. unm., Oct. 6, 1814. Adm. of her estate 
was granted to her bro. Joshua, Oct. 13, 1814. Inventory, Oct. 28, 1814, $1,589.52. 

[784] CORNELIUS HAMBLEN,' (Bro. of Benjamin,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., May 5, 1792; m. there, Dec. 10, 1812, Sarah, dau. of Capt. 
Isaiah and Hannah A. (Ballard) Baker,t b. Wellfleet, June 7, 1794. A promi- 
nent man; res. Wellfleet; removed to Boston, Mass., 1851, and was engaged in 
the oyster and salt trade, firm of Hamblen, Baker & Co. He served in the 1812 
war, and held town offices; Methodist. He d. Wellfleet, Apr. 25, 1876; she d. 
Somerville, Mass., Nov. 25, 1855. 



* For Rich see note 150. 
1" For Baker see note 125. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



307 





Ch. b. Wellfleet: 






2264.* 


Joseph Brown, 


Dec. 


9, 1813. 


2265.* 


CORNELIITS, 


June 


24, 1818. 


2266.* 


Sarah Baker. 


May 


5, 1820. [1901 


2267. 


Ruth Brown, 


Apr. 


29, 1822; res. Roslindale, Mass.; unm 


2268.* 


LUCINDA, 


Dec. 


3, 1824. 


2269.* 


Anna Lewis, 


Oct. 


20, 1826. 


2270.* 


Hannah Baker, 


Apr. 


22, 1828. 


2271.* 


Benjamin. 


Oct. 


2, 1829. 


2272.* 


Lewis, 


Sept. 


18, 1832. 


227:1* 


Isaiah Baker, 


June 


23, 1835. 


2274.* 


Franklin Benjamin, 


Nov. 


25, 1837. 




Cornelius Hamblen. 



[785J ELEAZER HAMBLEN,' (Bro. of Benjamin,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., Dec. 3, 1795; m. 1st, there, Nov. 26, 1816, Susan, dau. of 

Ezekiel and Mercy Atwood,* b. Wellfleet, 1800; who d. there, June 13, 1850; m. 

2d, Mar. 31, 1851, Mrs. E. Cushman, of Boston; farmer; also in oyster trade; salt 



* Note 287. STEPHEN ATWOOD, of Plymouth, Mass., 1643, settled at Eastham, Mass.. 
as early as 1654; m. Nov. 16, 1644. Abigail, dau. of John Dunham, of Plymouth. He d. Eastham, 
1694, leaving a large family. 



Children : 

John, 

Hannah. 

Joseph, 

Stephen, 

Eldad. 

Med AD. 

Daniel. 



d. 1648. 
b. Oct. 



14. lf)4!l: 
16.51 : 



Jeremiah Smith. 

Mr.s. Apphia (Bangs) Knowles. 

Apphia Bangs. 



308 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

manufacturer; Wellfleet: Methodist; an early advocate for temperance, before 
the formation of a temperance society in the state. On March 5, 18i7, he 
related the particulars of the capture of himself and others by the British, 
Sept., 1814, and what he saw while in captivity: "The crew of the bass boat 
consisted of Harding Snow, Arnold Jones, Solomon Lewis, Benjamin Hamblen, 
Joseph Baker, Eleazer Hamblen and HezekiahD. Crosby, who went out fishing. 
Starting from the "old store" on the neck. Wellfleet, crossed the "Gut," and 
towed the boat along the outer shore of Great Island to Blue Rock, then to 
Harbor Point, and landed at Billingsgate Point; towed along outside and all 

around to the Point again, and started for Left Island; they got from 

the shore but a few rods, and heard the oars of boats rowing, and discovered 
three barges belonging to the English fleet laying oil Provincetown, who fired; 
being so near the bass boat hove to and went alongside. The leader had a brass 
four pound piece, and the others each had a 12 pound carronade. The barge 
came on through New Harbor, and just then the little schooner Thomas and 
Henry came in sight. The captain, Thomas Paine, and Harding Newcomb 
were on board. The captured men were all put on board the Thomas and Henry. 
As the enemy's barges came along the back of the island, some boats were out 
fishing, from which were taken Christopher and Gideon Atwood, as pilots. The 
object of the enemy was to get the bass boat to go ashore with a flag of truce. 
A ransf)m of $2,200 was laid on the town of Eastham, to be paid at 8 o'clock, 
high water mark next morning. The British officers sleptall night at Billings- 
gate Island, in one of the fish houses. Two men from Billingsgate were taken 
with their boat, and were told that if they would go ashore and bring off some 
fish and provisions they should be released. One man went, and returned about 
two o'clock at night, and they were liberated in the morning. The crew of the 
bass boat were confined in the liold of the Thomas and Henry, and were given 
the privilege to pick some fowls. They said to Benjamin Hamblen: 'Old grand- 
father, pick that fowl.' Noticing that he did not heed the command, they 
inquired why, and were informed that he was deaf and dumb. Wheri the boats 
came from Orleans they reported the people alert on shore, and that an artil- 
lery company from Brewster, with two field pieces, had gone to Eastham, which 
greatly enraged the Englishmen. 

The barges, schooner and bass boat anchored in the Horseshoe, and in the 
morning i-an over to Eastham, and went ashore in the bass boat to receive the 
ransom. The ebb of the tide left them on the Eastham Flats, causing them 
to push and haul the boat two or three miles, until they became very much 
tired, and were obliged to wade to reach the barges, and came aboard in bad 
humor at their misfortunes and hard work. The captain of the Thomas and 
Henry was released with his schooner, and permitted to take the prisoners to 
Wellfleet." 

Mr. Hamblen reached home about 4 o'clock and found his mother sick from 
the fright; and learned that his brothers. Joshua and Cornelius, had gone to 
Eastham for its defense. He d. Wellfleet, Sept. 6, 1860. 

Ch. by 1st wife b. Wellfleet: 

2275.* Mary, Oct. 23, 1817. 

2276.* Benjamin Brown, Dec. 10, 1819. 

2277.* Susan Atwood, Apr. 6, 1822. 

2278.* Mercy Atwood, Apr. 18:M. 

2279.* Jane, Mar. 12, 1827. 

2280.* Eleazer, July 26, 1829. 



SEVENTH GENEKATION. 309 

2281. Jerusha Atwood, Dec. 10, 1831; d. July 26, 1836. 

2282.* Allek Atwood, Feb. 16, 1834. 

2283.* Warren Emerson, June 22, 1837. 

2284.* Ezekiel Collins, Dec. 14, 1839. 

2285.* Jerusha Atwood, May 11, 1842. 

By 2d wife: 

2286. A Child, 

[795] RUTH DYER GROSS,' (Mercy Hamblen,« Cornelius,'-' Benjamin,* 
Eleazer,3 James,- 1) b. North Bucksport, Me., June 15, 1785; m. there, 1803, 
Capt. John,^ son of Isaac and Sarah (Hurd) Hopkins,* b. Hampden, Me., May 
20, 1781; master mariner and farmer; Orrington, Me. His house stood on the 
lot where Dr. Tibbetts' house is, and was a large, square, two-story building. 
She d. Hampden, June 3, 1864; he d. Orrington, Mar. 22, 1843, 

Ch. b. Bucksport; 

2287.* Joel, 1804. 

2288.* Joshua, Sept. 5, 1806. 
2289.* Ruth, Apr. 1, 1808. 



[796] LYDIA GROSS,' (Sister of Ruth D.,) 

b. Welltleet, Mass., 1787; m. Jeremiah McDonald, b. Portland, Me., about 
1783; farmer; Bangor, Me.; soldier 1812 war.; Whig and Republican. Both d. 
Bangor; she, about 1848; he, about 1850. 





Children: 


2290* 


Betsey. 


2291. 


Jane. 


2292. 


Lydia, 


2293. 


Mary Sophronia, 


2294.* 


Jeremiah, 


2295.* 


Eliza Ann, 


2296. 


Isaac. 


2297. 


Delia, 


2298. 


Olive, 



ra. Philip Witham, of Bangor, Me. 

" John Witham, " 

b. Feb. 15, 1820, Bucksport. 

" 1820, 

m. Abram Blads, of Bradley, Me, 
" Frost, of Bangor, Me. 



797] DELIA HOLBROOK GROSS,' (Sister of Ruth,) 

b. Bucksport, Me., 1789; m. 1st, Sylvanus Snow,t of Orrington, Me; m. 2d. 
Orrington, Joseph, son of Capt. Heman Smith, b. Orrington, 1786: fanner: Or- 
rington: Democrat; she Methodist. Botli d. Orrington; she, July 8, 1877: lie, 
Dec, 1872. 

* Note 288, For Hopkins see note 18. 
STEPHEN HOPKINS,3 (Giles,2 Stephin,i) rn. 1st, Mary Myrick; ni. M. Mrs. Bertha Hop- 
kins. 

.JOSEPH HOPKINS,! m. Mary Mayo. 

ISAAC HOPIvINS.s m. Thankful Smitli; res. Eastham, Mass.; from \vh(nci> iluy i-.in..\- 
ed, and settled in Hampden, Me., 1770. 

ISAAC HOPKINS,6 m. Sarah Hurd. 
+ For Snow see note 177. 



310 THE HA^ILTN FAMILY. 

Ch. b. 1st marriage: 

2299. Benjamin Gross; d. Turk's Island, Aug., 1843. 

2300. Sylvanus, prob. d. young. 

2301. Hannah Jane. 

2302. John, d. Turk's Island, Aug., 1843. 

By 2d marriage, b. Orrington: 
2303.* Sylvanus, b. Apr. 2, 1831. 

[798] HANNAH GROSS,'' (Sister of Buth,) 

b. Bucksport, Me., 1791; m. William Whidden, of Atkinson, Me. 

Children: 

2304. Horatio. 

2305. Mary Ann. 

2306. Hannah Jane. 

2307. William. 

2308. John. 

[799] MERCY GROSS,^ (Sister of Ruth,) 

b. Bucksport, Me., 1793; m. 1st, Solomon, son of Solomon and Jerusha" 
(Rider*) Collins; mariner: Brewer, Me. and Lowell, Mass.: mate. He d. Nov. 
25, 1825. m. 2d, Gideon Godfrey. 

2309.* Eleazer Hamblen, b 1816, Bucksport. 

2310.* Mary C. 

2311. LUCINDA. 

2312.* Sarah J. 

2313.* Ruth H. 

2314.* Solomon J. 

Ch. by 2d marriage: 
2315. Alexander. 

[800] BENJAMIN GROSS,^ (Bro. of Ruth,) 

b. Bucksport, Me., Aug. 7, 1803; m., Aug. 31, 1823; ElizaSmall,dau. of John 
and Rebecca (Small) Eldridge,t b. Sept. 22, 1804; farmer, and res. on his father's 
old homestead at North Bucksport, Me.; postmaster there sixteen years, and 
held other town offices. Both d. at the old home. North Bucksport; he Aug. 
28, 1881: she Mar. 3, 1887. 

Ch. b. North Bucksport: 

2316.* James Eldridge, July 30, 1825. 

2317. Rebecca Eldridge, June 4, 1828; m. Cornelius Hamblen. 

2.318.* Eliza Payne, Jan. 10, 1838. 

[801] LEWIS HAMBLIN,' (David,* Joshua,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,* 

James,2i) b. North East, N. Y., Feb. 19, 1764; m. there, 1792, Mercy Selleck, 
b. June 10, 1771; farmer; removed to Green Co., N. Y.; thence to Sullivan, 1804; 
had a beautiful farm; first built a log house, then a modern one, and later a 
fine house, barn and outbuildings, where Charles Cooper lived, 1897; his home- 
stead went to his son William, Methodists. Both d. Sullivan, buried Perry ville; 
he, Nov. 10, 1852; she, Mar. 22, 1847. 

* For Rider see note 286. 
+ For Eldridge see note 90, 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



311 





Children: 








2319.* 


Solomon, 


b. Nov. 6, 


1793, 


Duchess Co 


2320.* 


Lewis, 


•' Mar. 20. 


1797. 


u u 


2321.* 


David, 


" Jan. 28, 


1801. 




2322.* 


William, 


" March 6, 


1803, 


Sullivan. 


2323.* 


Harriet, 


" July 15, 


1805, 


(( 



[806] JOSHUA HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Lewis,) 

b. North East, N. Y., Dec. 1, 1775; m. Fenner, N. Y., about 1800, Elizabeth 
Dykeman,* b. Duchess Co.; res. near the Hudson river; removed to Madison 
Co., N. Y., before marriage; farmer; was called "Squire Hamblin," being many 
years justice of the peace; was a Bible student; went to live witlihisson Lean- 
der, at Plainlield, 111., where he d. Sept. 25, 1854. 

Ch. b. Fenner: 



2324.* 


Lucy, 


July 22, 


1801. 




2.325.* 


Susannah, 


Aug. 15, 


1803. 




2326.* 


Parmelia, 


Feb. 4, 


1805, 




2327.* 


Leander. 


Dec. 15, 


1806. 




2328. 


LUCINDA, 


Mar. 19, 


1809; 


d. aged 22 years. 


2329.* 


Belinda, 


Mar. 19, 


1809; 


m. Gideon Wilbur 


2330.* 


Stephen, 


Feb. 26, 


1811. 




2331.* 


Joshua, 


May. 8, 


1813. 




2332.* 


Eliza, 


July 10, 


1816. 




2333.* 


A MAM DA, 


Aug. 13, 


1818. 




2334.* 


Adelia, 


May 24, 


1820. 




2335.* 


Harrison, 


May 22, 


1822. 




2336. 


Elizabeth, 


Aug. 7, 


1824; 


m. Alson Harden. 



[808] LYDIA HAMBLIN,- (Sister of Lewis,) 

b. North East, N. Y., Mar. 30, 1783; ra. Apr. 21, 1814, John, son of David 

and Esther, (Gillettt) Collins, b. Duchess Co., Apr. 15, 1777. He d. July 15, 1856; 

she d. Nov. 1, 1855. 



23, 1805; m. Betsey Finch, Feb. 12,1830. 





Children: 










2337. 


Eli, 


b, 


. Feb. 


23, 


1805; 


2338. 


James Hamblin, 




Mar. 


5, 


1808: 


2339.* 


Lydia Louise, 




June 


15, 


1810. 


2340. 


Julia Ann, 




Nov. 


17, 


1813. 


2341.* 


Caroline, 




Sept. 


21, 


1817. 


2342. 


Cordelia, 




April 


«, 


1820: 


2343. 


AULIA, 




a 


(; 


i i 


2344. 


David Nelson, 


" 


Mar. 


17, 


1823; 



Louisa Wheeler, Sept. '45. 



m. Barak Wilson, 
d. same day. 
1823; " Mar. 3, 1840. 

[809] EPHRAIM HAMBLIN," (Bro. of Lewis,) 

b. North East, N. Y., Jan. 23, 1785; m. Julia Amanda Wells, b. Coiui.. Aug. 
20, 1792; farmer; was overseer of roads, Dist. 14. Amenia, N. Y., 1808: al'ti-rwurds 
Howard. N. Y.: soldier 1812 war; she, Wesleyan: he was killed, Howard. Sept. 
9. 1826, by the fall of a horse which he was riding. She m. 2d, Jacob Wintie. by 
whom she had Jacob and Ephraim. She d. Haskinsville, N. Y., Apr. ■2\. 1866. 



* Note 289. JOHN DIKEMAN, of Livingston's Manor, N. Y. made the second purchase 

of land in Salisljury. Ct.. Jan., 1720. 
■•■ For Gillette see note 216. 



312 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Children: 


2345. 


Henrietta, 


2346. 


Herman T., 


2347.* 


Hester, 


2348. 


John Persons, 


2349.* 


Almenia, 


2350. 


Amarillus, 


2351. 


Amaretta, 


2352.* 


David Wells, 


2353.* 


Martin E., 



May 4, 181 3: d. Aug. 3, 1829. 

Aug. 19, 1814; ■' Nov. 30, 1833, unm. 

Mar. 30, 1816. 

Nov. 6, 1817; " Dec. 30, 1817, 

Apr. 22, 1819. 

Jan, 3, 1821: d. July 19, 1822. 

Aug. 14, 1822; " Oct. 10, 1828. 

Mar. 18, 1824. 

Mar. 22, 1826. 



[810] ELIJAH HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of Lewis,) 

b. Nortb East, N. Y., about 1785-6; m. Esther Dykeman;* 
New York State; removed to Ohio, where he died. 
Children: 

res. Westfield, Pa: had several children 

18, 1809, Fenner, N. Y. 
10. 1810, 

1818, Madison Co., N. Y. 



resided in 



2354. 


Truman; 


res. Wei 


2355.* 


Ira. 




2356.* 


Polly Ann, 


b. Aug. 


2357.* 


Norman, 


" June 


2358.* 


Enoch Everett. 




2359.* 


Cornelius, 


li 


2360.* 


Mariah. 




2361.* 


Lucy. 




2362.* 


Almira. 




2363.* 


Harriet. 





[811] DAVID HAMBLINJ (Bro. of Lewis,) 

prob. b. Ancram, N. Y.: m. North East, N. Y., Lydia, dau. of Elijah and 
Mary (Culver) Roe, b. North East; farmer: fence viewer, Amenia, N. Y., 1801-2, 
add 1804-5; res. Brutus, N. Y., 1810-6; afterwards, at North East; and later at 
Geagua Co., Ohio, prob. Auburn. He was drafted, 1814, and served at Sackett's 
Harbor, N. Y. The family records were left by his widow at the home of their 
daughter, Mrs, Sarah A. Goodwin, Manston, Wis. He d. Geauga Co., Ohio, 
1844; Shed. Manston, 1864. 





Children: 




2364.* 


Harriet. 




2365. 


Hannah, 


m. Isaac Carl. 


2.366. 
2367.* 


Huldah, 
Mykon, 


" Whiffiolrl nr Whitlnpk 


fV Ul UllClU, VJi TV 111 ulUV^-tv. 

b. Dec. 20, 1807, Brutus. 


2368.* 


Alvah, 


" Sept. 30, 1810, Auburn. 


2369. 


Elijah. 




2370. 


Anna. 




2371.* 


Sarah Ann, 


b. Auburn. 


2372. 


Philander, 


d. young. 



[812] Hon. ELY HAMBLIN.^ (Bro. of Lewis,) 

b. North East, N. Y., Feb., 1793: m. Duchess Co., N. Y., Lydia, dau. of 
Andreas and Catherine (Pulver?) Stickles, b. Duchess Co., Aug. 3, 1892; farmer; 



For Dykeman see note 289. 





Ch. b. Duchess Co.: 


2373.* 


Stickles David, Apr. 


2374. 


Cordelia, Mar. 


2375. 


William, J'eb. 


2376. 


LoRiNDA, May 


2377.* 


Edwik, July 


2378. 


Maky, Sept 


2379.* 


Elizabeth, May 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 313 

Duchess Co.; of Amenia, 1818; Pine Plains, 183"); later, Dryden, N. Y.: vvhiy; 
representative State Legislature, 1830: she, Presb. Both ri. Dryden; he. Dec. 
25, 1840; she, Dec. 3. 1854. 

hess Co. : 

18, 1818. 
1820. 
6, 1822; m., and d. 1849. 
15, 1824; d. 1853. 
13, 1826. 
Sept. 14', 1828; ra. Edwin Bramhall. 
i, 1834. 

[81.3J HIRAM HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of Lewis,) 

b. North East, N. Y., Nov. 16, 1795; m. Pawling, N. Y., Charity, dau. of 
Daniel and Elizabeth (Aiken) Tripp, b. North East, Sept., 1796: farmer; North 
East; Methodist. He. d. North East, June 16, 1831: she d. Canastota, N. Y., 
Feb. 13, 1878. 

Ch. b. North East: 

2380* Elizabeth, Aug. 31, 1817. 

[814] ELEANOR HAMBLIN,' (Ephraim," Joshua,-^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,:' 
James,2i) m. James Mott, of Saratoga, N. Y. 
Children: 

2381. Cornelia. 

2382. Laura. 

2383. p^rederick. 

2384. Edward. 

2385. Orville. 

[819] ELIZABETH HAMBLIN,- (Joshua,"-^ Benjamin,* Eleazer.s 

James,2i) b. Saratoga, N. Y., Nov. 16, 1782; m., Aug. 23, 1807, Dr. Samuel, 
son of Thomas White and Rhoda (Marsh) Pitkin,* b. Hartford, Vt., Dec. 30, 
1779: physician; res. Ballston Spa, Saratoga and Clinton, N. Y., Mt. Vernon, 
Ohio, and Brownville, Pa., where he was a merchant and farmer. He graduated 
from the Med. Dept. Dartmouth College, 1806; Surgeon 1812 war, in Lt.-Col. 
David Rogers 32d N. Y. Infantry, and Asst. Surg. 9th Brig. N. Y. Infantry; 
stationed at Fort Hamilton. Both d. Saratoga, N. Y.; he, Mar. 27, 1823: she, 
June 25, 1829. 

Ch. b. Ballston Springs: 

2386.* Erasmus Darwin, June 24, 1808. 

2387.* Caroline Elizabeth, Nov. 3, 1810. 

2388. Pamelia Ellis, Apr. 11, 1813. 

2389. Elizabeth, Aug. 24, 1815: d. Oct. 28, 1836, unm. 

2390. Samuel, Oct. 5, 1817, " Feb. 15, 1854, " 

2391. Lucy, i^eb. 8, 1823, " Feb. 5, 1840, '' 



* Note 290. Db. SAMUEL PITKIN,-^ (Thomas W.,« Thomas,:* \Villiam,2i) 

WILLIAM PITKIN,! b. Maryleborn. Enghind, 1B:J5; settled at Hartford, Ct., um; 
m. 1661, Hannah, dau. of Oziasi and Mary (Woodward) Goodwin, of Hartford, b. 16.J7. He was 
King's Attorney for Conn. Colony, 1664. He d. Doc. 16. I6(»l; she d. Feb. 12. 1724. H childn-n. 

In the maternal line Dr. Pitkin descended from Khoda Marsh, « (Oov. Joseph Marsh,'- of 
Vermont. Joseph.* 3 John, 21) and wife Dorothy Mason. Other ancestors were: Gov. Thomas 
Wells, of Conn., 16.55 and 165S; Rev. Be.iamin Hobart. of Haddam, Ct. ; and Rev. Samuel Whlt- 
'ing and wife, Elizabeth St. John, of Lynn, Mass. 



i 



314 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[820] MYRON HAMBLINJ (Bro. of Elizabeth,) 

b. Saratoga, N. Y., 1785; m. Clarissa,^ dau. of Gideon and Polly (Hand) 
Weeks,* b. Huntington, L. 1., Oct. 12, 1788. (?) He removed from Long Island 
to Eanssalaer Co., N. Y., and in 1816 res. at Schaghticoke, N. Y. She resided 
with her dau., Pamelia, after her liusband's death; was blind several years, 
and by will of her son, Lawrence, received $100 a year during life, and lived ,30 
years afterward. He d. 1833. 



1 





Children: 








2392.* 


Laura, 


b. 


1813. 




2393,* 


Lawrekce, 


" Nov. 


14. 1814, 


Schaghticoke, 


2394. 


Maria, 


( ( 


1817; 


d. Aug., 1838. 


2395.* 


Pamelia, 


" Jan. 


7, 1819. 




2396.* 


Myron Weeks, 


" Apr. 


17, 1822. 




2397. 


Esther. 











Children: 


2398. 


William Charles, 


2399.* 


Mary Eliza, 


2400. 


John Matthew^ 


2401. 


Eliza Ann, 


2402. 


Susan Amanda, 


2403. 


Sarah Ann, 


2404. 


Clarissa Hamblen, 


2405. 


Helen Augusta, 


2406. 


Margaret Louisa, 



[823] MARY TASKER,' (Mira Hamblen, « Benjamin,^! Eleazer,^ 

James,2i) b. Nov. 16, 1799; m. John Christian (Sears'? ), of Charlestown, 

Mass., b. Apr. 1, 1791; when m. she res. Boston, Mass. He d. Charlestown, 

Mar. 26, 1851. 

Children: 

b. July 26, 1821. 

" July 30, 1823. 

' July 18, 1825; d. Aug. 5, 1825. 

' Aug. 17, 1826, " May 18, 1829. 

' Mar. 16, 1829. 

' Oct. 25, 1831, " Oct. 27, 1832. 

•' May 5, 1833, " Jan. 21, 1835. 

■' July 27, 1835, " Sept. 11, 1835. 

■' Sept. 18, 1838, " Sept. 5, 1846. 



[826] MARY FLSHBORN,- ( Rebecca Hamblen,« Benjamin,^* Eleazer,^ 
James,2i) b. Jan. 4, 1807; m. Dec. 22, 1822, George Graham. 

Children: 

2407. Emma; m. Wight; res. Cambridge, Mass. 

2408. Joseph; res. Cliarlestown, Mass. 

* Note 291. JOHN WEEKS, i supposed to come from the family in Devonsliire, Eng. ; m. 
Jan. V, 1675, Mary, dau. of Moses and Elizabeth 2 (Fuller) Rowley, b. Mar. 20, 1653; res. Falmouth, 
Mass.; land allotted him there. Mar. 1, 1687; freeman, 1689. 
Children: 

Nathaniel, b. 1676; m. Margaret Shi verick. 

John, " Aug. 18, 1678, " Mercy Prence (?) 

William, " Feb. 11, 1680, " Mehitable 

Elizabeth, " May 17, 1683. 

Shubael, " Mar. 15, 1685; m. Mercy 

Ebenezer, " Mar. 29, 1688, " Mary Rowley. 

Abigail, " Jan. 28, 1690, " Ichabod Hatch. 

Mehitable, " Jan. 28,1692-3; m. Ichabod Johnson. 

Uriah, " Feb. 3, 1693-4; d. Mar. 13, 1693-4. 

Mary, " Sept. 3, 1696; m. Nathan Hatch. 

For Fuller see note 112. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 315 

[828] SARAH FISH BORN,^ (Sister of Mary,) 

b. Nov. 14, 1813, m. Charles Watts. 
Children: 

2409. Mary Elsie. 

2410. Katie. 



[833] ELTSHA PARKS LOMBARD,^ (Ruth Hamblen,* Benjamin,'-. < 
Ebenezer,3 James,2 1) b. Sept. 20, 1807: m. Temperance Bangs;* res. in Well- 
fleet, Mass. 

Children: 

2411. Thomas. 

2412. Experience. 

2413. Albron Osby. 

2414. Experience Barry. 

2415. Lucy Bangs. 

2416. Elisha Parks. 

2417. Benjamin. 

[834] ABIGAIL CROWELL LOMBARD,' (Sister of PJlisha P.) 
b. Mar. 11, 1810; m. Jeremiah Rich,! of Truro, Mass., b. Sept. 13, 1804; she 
res. Wellfleet, Mass., when married. 

Children: 

2418. Mary Mason, b. Sept. 24, 1834. 

2419. Mariam Page, " Sept. 9, 1837. 

2420. Clarissa Frances, " Oct. 17, 1840. 

2421. Henry Van Houghton, " May 5, 1845. 

[835] RUTH LOMBARD,' (Sister of Elisha P.,) 

b. Jan. 13, 1813; m. Collins Cobb,:t of Truro, Mass. She res. Wellfleet, Mass., 
when married. 

* Note 292. Mr. EDWARD BANGS.i b. Chichester, England, 1592; came tx) Plymouth. 
Mass., in the ship Ann, July, 162U; m. after 1627, Lydla, dau. of Robert Hicks; freeman, ItVCf; he 
was employed in various matters for the colony ; surveyor to hiy out lots; juror, lie was one 
of the founders of the town of Eastham, Mass., ](i44; freeman there, 1()45; town treasurer, 1646- 
1665; selectman, 1665-6; merchant, Eastham, 1657; on committee to lay out road from Sandwich 
to Plymouth, 16.52; commandant of the guard against Indians; he superintended construction 
of a barque of 40 or 50 tons, according to tradition the first vessel built at Plymouth; a wealthy 
influential man. He d. Eastham, 1678. 

Hannah Smalley. 
Hannah Scudder. 

Mary Mayo, Sarah , and Mrs. Kutli 'S'oiinif. 

Benjamin HIgglns. 

.lohn Doane. 

Gershorn Hall. 

John Knowles and Stephen Atwood. 

Stephen Merrick. 

Capt. .Jonathan Sparrow. 

Thomas Howes. 



Children : 




John, 


m. 


Joshua, b. 


1637; " 


Jonathan, 


1640, " 


Lydia, 




Hannah, 




Bethia, b. May 


28, I&tO, " 


Apphia, " Oct. 


1.5, 1651, •• 


Mercy, " Oct. 


15, 1651, " 


Rebecca, " Oct. 


16, 16.54, " 


Sarah, 


UV56, " 


+ For Rich see note 150. 




* For Cobb see note 20. 





316 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Children: 

2422. Catherine Lombard, b. Nov. 2, 1833. 

2423. Martha Young. 

2424. Elisha Collins. 

2425. Kebeoca Jane. 

2426. Orrin Atkins. 

2427. WiLBERT Oathman. 



[836] CATHERINE LOMBARD,' 
b. Sept. 21, 1814; m. Azariah Newcomb. 
married. 

Children: 



(Sister of Benjamin H.,) 

She res. Wellfleet, Mass., when"! 



2428. 


Ruth, 


b. May 25, 


1834; d. Feb. 6, 1841 


2429. 


Isaac Baker, 


" Aug. 25, 


18.38. 


2430. 


Almira, 


" Aug. 


1840; " Feb. 28, 1841 


2431. 


Cornelius Smith, 


" May 3, 


1843. 


2432. 


Ruth, 


" Apr. 20, 


1846. 



[837] BETSEY LOMBARD," (Sister of Benjamin H.,) 

b. Apr. 2, 1815; m. 1833, m. Stephen Brown.* She res. Wellfleet Mass. when] 
married. 





Children: 








2433. 


LoRETTA Larks, 


b. Sept. 


25, 


1834. 


2434. 


Jerusha Freeman, 


" Sept. 


20, 


1836. 


2435. 


Stephen Franklin, 


" Aug. 


3, 


1838. 


2436. 


Otis Webster, 


" Nov. 


5, 


1840. 


2437. 


David Cole, 


" Oct. 


23, 


1845. 



[841] SARAH HAMLEN,' (Isaac,«5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) 
b. Cummington, Mass., 1779. At page 182 she is given as the fourth child of Isaac 
Hamlen,8 \y 1779^ which is an error. Since printing that sketch a granddau. of 
Sarah Hamlen, above, writes that she died in her 43d year: she was conse- 
quently born, 1779, and was prob. the eldest child of Isaac Hamlen; m. Cum- 
mington, Jan. 20, 1801, Peleg," son of Zachariah and Olive (Pool) Standish.f 
b. Plymouth, Mass., May 3, 1774-6, his first wife; removed to Sempronius, N. Y., 
soon after marriage; she d. Jan. 6, 1822; he m. 2d. Phebe Parker, by whom he 
had three children. He d. Peru, Ohio, July 10, 1853. 

Children: 

17, 1801; res. Moravia, N. Y. 

27, 1803: d. Oct. 12, 1804. 

23, 1805; m. Howe. 

24, 1807. 

23, 1809, Peru, N. Y. ' 

13, 1811, Utica, " 

28, 1813, Auburn," 

27, 1815; m. Burras. 

28, 1817; d. Dec. 29, 1818. 
22. 1819; m. Beebe. 

* For Brown see note 146. 

+ Note 393. PELEG STANDISH,« (Zachariah,5* Ebenezer,3 Alexander,? Myles.i) 

MYLES STANDISH,! the pilgrim, came in the Mrjiflower, 1620; wife Rose, who d. Jan. 29. 
1621 ; m. 2d, Barbara, by whom he had 7 children; res. Duxbury, Mass. ; he d. Oct. 3, 1656. 



2438. 


Orrin, 


b. Dec. 


2438. 


Polly, 


" Aug. 


2440. 


Polly, 


" Jan. 


2441.* 


Isaac, 


" Mar. 


2442.* 


Lucy, 


'' Mar. 


2443.* 


Zachariah, 


" Jan. 


2444.* 


Bliss, 


" Mar. 


2445. 


Sally, 


" Apr. 


2446. 


Clark, 


" Mar. 


2447. 


. Huldah, 


" Mar. 



2448.* 


Polly Beals, 


2449.* 


Martha Ames, 


2450.* 


Sibyl, 


2451.* 


Olive Bukr, 


2452.* 


THERON A3IES, 


2453.* 


Sarah Ann, 


2454.* 


Alden J., 


2455.* 


Edwin Oscar, 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 317 

[838] HULDAH HAMLEN,^ (Sister of Sarah,) 

b. Cummington, Mass., Jan. 22,- 1782; m. Silas Miller; removed to Brick- 
ville, Ohio, and located at Chester, Ohio. She was living Apr. 30, 1861. 

[839] ISAAC HAMLEN,^ (Bro. of Sarah,) 

b. Cummington, Mass., Sept. 8, 1784: m. Worthington, Mass., Martha Ames, 
dau. Israel Burr, b. Worthington, Mar. 22, 1784; hatter; Hinsdale and Com- 
mington, Mass. Both d. Plaintield, Mass.: he, Oct. 6, 1855; she, Feb. 18, 1856. 
Children: 

b. Sept. 12, 1807. Hinsdale. ' 

. " Aug. 7, 1809, " 

" Sept. 28, 1811, 

" Nov. 20, 1813, Cummington. 

" July 26, 1816, " 

" June 15, 1819, 

" Nov. 16, 1821, 

" Aug. 24, 1824, 

[840] JOSHUA HAMLEN,^ (Bro. of Sarah,) 

b. Cummington, Mass., Sept. 17, 1787; m., Sept. 20, 1810, Electa Shaw,* of 
Cummington, b. Oct. 3, 1788: res. Bennington, Vt., 1861. 
Ch. b. Cummington: 
2456.* Egbert Dawes, July 19, 1811. 

2457. Ira Austin, Sept. 26, 1812; d. 1836, unm. 

2458.* Electa Seymour, Mar. 28, 1817. 

2459.* Mortimer Joshua, May 3, 1819. 
2460.* Lafayette Dawes. Jan. 25, 1824. 

[842] IRA HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Sarah,) 

b. Cummington, Mass., Nov. 10, 1790; m. 1st, Hinsdale, Mass., Apr. 9, 1812, 

Lavina Whitney, b. Peru, Mass., Mar. 27, 1791; who d. Plaintield, Mass., Dec. 

12, 1828; m. 2d, Plainfleld, Mass., Feb. 20, 1831, Betsey, dau. of Caleb and Sarah 

(Shaw*) Beals,t b. Plainfleld, Sept. 23, 1812: res. Plaintield; Congs. Both d. 

Plainfleld; he, Feb., 1869; she, Feb. 13, 1858. 

Ch. b. 2d wife, b. Plaintield: 

2461.* Ira Whitney, Dec. 28, 1831. 

2462. Henry Webster. Feb. 21, 1834; d. Dec. 31, 1851. 

2463. LoviNA Elizabeth, Mar. 16, 1836, " Sept. 8, 1846. 

2464. Robert Dawes, Jan. 9, 1838, " Sept. 28, 1840. 

* For Shaw see note 68. 

t Note 294. JOSEPH BEALS, b. Bridgwater, Mass., 1752. He removed to CuniiuiiiKtoii, 
Mass.. 1779. and settled in that part of the town which is now Plainfleld, Mass He was known Jis 
'"The Mountain Mill r;" his house was burned. 17H9; and his second house was the same occu- 
pied in 1891 by Nelson VV Cook; his grist mill stood a short distance above the present one of 
.1. .\. Xash; selectman, 1795; deacon in the church. He d. .luly 20. l.si:{. 

Children: 

Samuel, b. Sept. 2fi, 1775, Bridge water. 

.TosEPH. •• .luly 3, 1778, 

Robert. ■ Dec. 7. 1780; m. Nabby Vlning. 

Lydia L.. ■ May 19, 1787. 

Polly, ■ Apr. 113, 1789; m. Ebenezer Lovell. 

LoviSA. •' Jan. 1. 1792. ' William lieed. 



318 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[844] REBECCA HAMLINJ ( David, « Isaac,^ Benjamin,'' Eleazer.lj 

James,2i) b. Jan. 2, 1782. Stie was insane at intervals; deeded tier propertj 

to the State; went to tlie county house, and taught school. She d. unni., 18261 



[845] DAVID HAMLIK,' (Bro. of Rebecca,) 

b. Mass., Apr. 22, 1783; ra. Newsted, N. Y., Aug. 22, 1807, Anne, dau. of 
Ephraim and Anna (Dodge) Derrick, b. Feb. 6, 1782; farmer; Clarence and 
North Evans, N. Y.: soldier 1812 war; Methodists. He d. North Evans, Mar. 
18, 1831; she d. Mar. 6, 1841. 





Ch. b. Clarence: 












2465.* 


Eliza, 


b. May 


27, 1808. 








2466. 


Polly, 


" Nov. 


21, 1809; d. 


June 1, 


1873, 


unm. 


2467.* 


Anna. 


" June 


20, 1811. 








2468. 


Clarissa, 


" Apr. 


30, 1813; " 


Mar. 8, 


1827. 




2469.* 


Amanda O., 


" Apr. 


24, 1816. 








2470. 


Sarah, 


" June 


24, 1818; " 


Oct. 14, 


1840, 


unm. 


2471. 


Milton, 


" Sept. 


22, 1821; " 


Mar. 23, 


1883, 


unm. 



I 



[846] NANCY HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Rebecca,) 

b. Oct. 9, 1785; m. Eli Caruth. She d. Clarence, N. Y., 1828. 

Children: 

m. Sena Williams, 
d. young, 
m. Charles Moore. 
" John Landers. 



2472. 


Lyman, 


2473. 


Harbison, 


2474. 


Betsey, 


2475. 


Esther, 


2476. 


Louisa. 



[847] SIBA HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Rebecca,) 

b. Dec, 16, 1789; m. Sarah Larkins. He d. 1834. 
Children: 

married. 

res. Meadville, Pa. 

d. young. (?) 

m. Daniels. 

" Hotchkiss. 



2477. 
2478. 
2479. 
2480. 
2481. 
2482. 



Nelson, 
Albin, 
Wesley, 
Sarah, 

LUCINDA, 

Louisa, 



never married. 



[849] LENZEA HAMLIN.' (Bro. of Rebecca,) 

b. Honeoye, N. Y., Aug. 24, 1793; m. 1st, Clarence, N. Y., Jan. 23, 1829, 
Phebe Sloate, b. Sept. 2, 1803; who d. Clarence, Sept. 27, 1831; m. 2d, Clarence, 
Dec. 15, 1833, Mrs. Roxanna, widow of EmerHill, and dau. of Joshua*and Betsey 
(Warn) Choate,* b. Lanslngburg, N. Y., Mar. 1, 1801. By 1st m. she had five 
children. She d. Clarence, Mar. 14, 1877; farmer. He resided sixty years on 
his father's farm in Clarence, and d. there, Jan. 14, 1883. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Clarence: 

2483. Benjamin O., Jan. 16, 1830; d. Aug. 27,1833. 

2484.* James D., Sept. 3, 1831. 



* Note 295. JOSHUA CHOATE,5 (Isaac,* Frances.s Thomas,2 John.i) 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



319 



By 2d wife, b. Clarence: 



2485. 


Irving W., 


2486. 


John Willi 


2487. 


Lorenzo S., 


2488. 


Alonzo G., 


2489. 


Eliza C, 


2490. 


Julia A., 


2491. 


George A., 



Oct. 7, 1834; d. Mar, 27, 1860. 
May 3, 1836, " Apr. 17, 1837. 



Sept. 13, 1837, " Apr. 

Mar. 7, 1839, " June 

June 11, 1840, " Oct. 

June 6, 1841, " Jan. 

Apr. 15, 1843, " Mar. 



20, 1855. 
23, 1845. 
29, 1860. 
16, 1843. 
13, 1862, in the army. 



[850J ORRA HAMLIN,? (Sister of Rebecca,) 

b. Nov. 3, 1796; m. Capt. Sherlock,^ son of Simeon and Susanna (Glezen) 
Fillmore,* b. Paris, N. i^., Jan. 1, 1793; cousin of President Millard Fillmore; 
his 2d wife; his 1st wife was Lois Slosson, who d. Feb. 21, 1844; Capt. 1812 war, 
on the Niagara frontier; farmer; Clarence, N. Y. She d. 1873. 

No issue. 



[851] Major ISAAC HAMLIN," (Bro. of Rebecca,) 

b. Dec. 29, 1800; m. Clarence, N. Y., 1827, Eunice Spicer. dau. of John and 

Susannah (Halsted) Meach, b. Ulster Co., N. Y., Dec. 31, 1811; fruit grower; 

Clarence, until 1835; Doylestown, Ohio, until 1852; Akron, Ohio, until 1859; 

afterwards, Oirville, Ohio; Whig and Republican; Metliodist; Major of Ohio 

militia. He d. Orrville, Nov., 1864; she d. Akron, Oct. 1866. 

Children: 

Austin J., b. Feb. 2, 1830, Clarence; m. Jane 

Amelia C, " May 19, 1832, 

George W., " Oct. 12, 1835, " m. Harriet Crosier. 

Orra F., " Sept. 16, 1837, Doylestown. 



2492. 

2493.* 

2494. 

2495.* 

2496. 

2497. 

2498. 

2599.* 

2500. 

2501.* 



T. CORWIN, " 

Millard Fillmore, " Nov. 
Cornelia S., " Mar. 

William G., " Apr. 

Milton, " Apr. 

Byron S., " Apr. 





1839, 


m. Sophia Hawkins 




1841, 


" Nancy Sichley. 


20, 


1843, 


" S. McCoy. 




1845, 






1847, 


*'d.l849. 




1849. 





[852] SARAH HAMLIN," 

b. Sept. 3, 1803: m. Hodskins, or 

Child: 

2502. Sarah; m." Warner. 



Sister of Rel)ecca,) 
- Thomas. She d. 1835. 



[854] IRAM PACKARD," (Molly Hamlen,6 Isaac,'- Benjamin,* Eleazer.'^ 
James,2i) b. in Plainfleld, Mass., Dec. 14, 1784; m. May 30, 1815, Cynthia. 

dau. of Thomas and Debora Shaw;t merchant: selectman, PlainHeld, L^21, for 

four year; removed to Ohio. 



* Note 296. SIMEON FILLMORE,* (Nathaniel.s.Iohn.zi) 

JOHN FILLMORE. 1 MfiriiKT; Ipswifh. Mass.: m. June 19. 170L Abigail. (Ian. of Al)r;i- 
ham and Deliverance Tilton. of Ipswich. He d. on passage from Marl ini.tnc, Ix'forc 171 1 ; and 
his widow m. Nov. 2, 1717, Robert Bell, and about 1720 removed to Norwich, Ci. :i cliihlrcn. 

t For Shaw see note 68. 



320 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. prob. b. Plainfield: 

2503. Myron Winslow, Mar. 2, 1819. 

2504. Cynthia Katherine, Jan. 15, 182L 

2505. Polly Hamlin, Feb. 9, 1823. 

2506. Cornelia White, Sept. 21, 1826. 

2507. Ellen Maria, Dec. 29, 1828. 

[859] NOAH PACKARD,' (Bro. of Iram,) 

b. Plainfield, Mass., May 7, 1796: m. June 29, 1820, Sophia, dau. of Ephraim 
and Eunice Bundy, b. Southampton, Mass., Jan. 27, 1800: school teacher in 
early life: farmer; later a minister; settled in Ohio: and lived in Illinois, Wis- 
consin and Utah. He d. Springville, Utah, Feb. 17, 1859. 

Ch. b. Parkman, Ohio: 

2508.* Nephi. 

[863] EEUBEN HAMLEN,' (John," Isaac,^ Benjamin, * Eleazer,* 

James,2i) b. Plainfield, Mass., May 19, 1795; m. 1st, by Rev. Moses Hallock, 
Feb. 15, 1816, Rhoda," dau. of Ezra and Martha (Nash) Richards,* b. Feb. 1, 
1796; whod. Dec. 29, 1826; m. 2d, by Rev. Moses Hallock, Apr. 17, 1828, Fanny 
Warner: who d. July 22, 1839. aged 33; m. 3d, Plainfield, by Rev.Roswell Hawks, 
of Cumraington, Nov. 3, 1839, Elizabeth Jones; who d. Dec. U, 1851; m. 4th, 
Cummington, by Rev. J. B. Baldwin, Jan. 1, 1854, Mrs. Eunice, widow of Abrara 
S. Tirrill, of Plainfield; who d. Jan. 1, 1864, aged 45 years, 11 months and 26 
days: m. 5th, Shelburne Falls, Mass.. by Rev. A. Judson Sage, Sept. 23, 1866, 
Mrs. Parmela Little,! of Shelburne Falls, who survived him. He d. Shelburne 
Falls, Dec. 28, 1866. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Plainfield, 

2509. Marilla Richards, June 4, 1817; d. Oct. 7, 1837. 

2510. Flora Ann, Mar. 29, 1819; " Jun. 12, 1830. 

2511. Martha Adele, Mar. 28, 1821; m. William C. Bissell. 
2512.* Shepard L., Feb. 14, 1823. 

2513. Laura B., Apr. 14, 1825. 

By 2d wife, b. Plainfield: 

2514. Laura Bates, Apr. 27, 1829; m. James C. Bellman. 

2515. Rosamond Warner, Jun. 1, 1831: d. Aug. 29, 1844. 
2516.* Alfred W., Jun. 17, 1834. 

2517.* Albert Wallace, Mar. 12, 1839. 

* Note 297. EZRA RICHARDS,5 (John,* Benjamin.s Joseph,2 William.i) 

+ Note 298. THOMAS LITTLE, of Plymouth, m. Apr. I9, 1633, Arin,2 dau. of Richard and 

Elizabeth Warren, b. England, about 1612. She came to Plymouth in the .4 ?rji. 1623. He was 

impressed in the military service in Plymouth, 1613; removed to Marshfield, 1650; where he 

d. Mar. 12. 16T1. 

Children: 

Isaac, b. 1646, Plymouth; m. Bertha . 

Thomas, Soldier; killed Rehoboth, Mar. 26, 1676. 

Ephraim, b. May 17, 16.50, Marshtield; m. Mary Sturdevant. 

Hannah, m. Stephen Tilden, of Marshfield. 

Mercy. " John Sawyer. 

Ruth. 

Patience. 

GEORGE LITTLE,! came from Unicorn St., near London Bridge, England, to Newbury, 
Mass., 1640; m. 1st, Alice Poor, who d. Dec. 1. 1680; m. 2d, July 19, 1681, Eleanor, widow of Thomas 
Barnard, of Amesbury, xMass., who d. Nov. 27, 1604; he d. about 1693-4. 5 children. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 321 

[8B4] CLARISSA HAMLENJ (Sister of Reuben.) 

b. Plaiiitield, Mass., July 5, 1797: in. there, bj' Rev. Moses Hallock, Jan. 28, 

1817, Otis Pratt, of Plainfield. She d. Plainlield: Dec. 13, 1831. He m. 2d, Dec. 30, 
1832, Sally Bates, of Plainfield, by whom he had Erastus, b. Oct. 24, 1842: farmer; 
Plainfield: Republican; Congs. He d. July 30, 1874, ngeA 84 years, 4 months, 9 
davs. 

Ch. b. Plainfield: 

2518.* Sally H., Nov. 10, 1818. 

2519.* Lucy Gove, Dec. 28, 1820. 

2520.* ]\L4.RY L., May 9. 1823. 

2521. Maria G., May 19, 1826: d. unm. 

2522.* Laura. Sept. 24, 1827. 

2523.* Bernice, July 13, 1829. 

[865] ABIGAIL HAMLEN,' (Sister of Reuben,) 

b. Plainfield, Mass., Feb. 10, 1800: m. there, by Rev. Moses Halloclc, Sept. 3, 

1818. Hon. .John, sqn of Jobn and Mehitable fKingman) Ford,* b. Ashfield, 
Mass., May 20, 1796. She d. Cummington, Mass., Sept. 29, 1833. He m. 2d, May 

* Note :29y. ANDREW FORD.i is mentioned in the will of liis father-in-law, 1651; m. 
Eleanor, dau. of Robert Lovell, before lUJO; freeman, Mass., May 3, Ifj.">4. .lames Souther, first 
secretary of Plymouth colony sold to .James Lovell and Andrew Ford, 200 acres of land on west 
side of Hatherly Grant (Abington, Mass.,) 1019; and in 1679 Lovell sold his share In same to 
Ford, who was then and had been in possession of same, called "Ford's Farm." It was described 
in Lovell's conveyance to Ford as " lying by the road that goeth from Weymouth to Bridge- 
water." Ford is supposed to have settled on this land about 164:.>. He was progenitor of the 
Fords of Abington, Mass. He d. Hingham, Mass., Mar. 4, lt)9,^. 

Children: 

Andrew, b. about 1650; m. Abiah . 

.James. 

.Joseph, d. New Bristol, about 1690. 

Samuel, 1656. 

Nathaniel, b. Mar. 31, 1658, Weymouth; liad a family. 

Ebenezer, " Mar. 18, 1660, 

Silence. '■ Nov. 18, 1661. 

Prudence, " Dec. 22, 1663, • m. .Jo.seph Lincoln. 

Jacob, " Feb. 20, 1665, 

Elizabeth, " Nov. 2, 1667, 

Israel, " .Jiin. 7,1670, " m. Sarah . 

Sarah, " May 28, 1672, " , 

Mary, m. Whitmore. 

ANDREW FORD,2 b. "Ford's Farm," about 1650; m. Abiah, perhaps dau. of John Whit- 
man. He settled at -Ford's Farm," Weymouth, Mass., before 1679, Tradition says he was dis- 
lodged by the Indians, and afterwards settled towards the Bridgewater line. He was Mif orig- 
inal settler of Abington, Mass. ; Cong. He d. Aug. 24, 17.25. 
Children: 

Andrew, b. 1682; m. Marcy Whitmarsh. 

Sarah. " Joseph J osselyn. 

Thankful. " Mersey. 

Hezekiah, b. 1687; " Ruth Whitmarsh and Sarah Magoun. 

Lydia, " Richard Whitmarsh. 

Abiah, " Hers(;y. 

Ensign ANDREW FORD.^^ b. 'Ford's Farm." ,\bington, 1682: m. about 1707, Marcy Whit- 
marsh. Their gravestones were standing in the burying ground at North Abington, 18tMi. He 
bequeathed certain property to the cliildreii of his dau. Hester Porter, adding. "And I would 
have it known that the reason that I don't give the whole unto my said daughter, Hester Por- 
ter is because I would not have it to come unto my son-in-law. Jacob Porter's hands, tliat ho 



322 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



18, 1834, Ruth Torrey, of Cummin^'ton, Mass.: clothier and farmer: Cumming- 
ton; Whig and Republican; soldier 1812 war: served 60 days; pensioner; Rep. 
Mass. Legislature, 1851; Methodist. He d. Plainfteld, Mass., Sept. 10, 1874. 

Ch. b. Curamington: 

Oct. 28, 1819. 

Nov. 9, 1821. 

Sept. 23, 1823. 

Aug. 13, 1825. 

Dec. 19, 1827; d. same day. 

Dec. 11, 1828; " July 19, 1829. 

LIN, July 3, 1831. 



2524.* 


Celia, 


2525.* 


Angeline, 


2526.* 


OCTAVIA, 


2527.* 


Lavantia, 


2528. 


Orren H., 


2529. 


Polly R., 


2530.* 


Martha H 



might not with it fight against ministers of the Gospel." A controversy was then— 1749— going 
on against Rev. Mr. Brown, who witnessed and perliaps drew up the will. Cong. Both d. Ab- 
ington; he May 12, 1750; she Feb., 1737-8. 

Ch. b. Abington: 

Marcy, 1708. 

Jacob. 1711; m. Sarah Pool. 

Hester, 1714, " Jacob Porter. 

Mary, 1719, " Jacob Reed. 

Andrew. 1721. " Sarah Shaw. 

JACOB FORD,* (Eldest son and 2d child,) b. Abington, 1711; m. 1733, Sarah, daughter of 
Samuel Pool; res. Abington. They are buried near his parents. North Abington. Both d. 
Abington; he June 9, 1794; she 1788. 

Ch. b. Abington: 

Jacob, 1738; m. Rachael Agur and Anna Ellis. 

Sarah, 1739, " Barnabas Packard. 

Mark, 1741, " Hannah Brett. 

Luke, 1742, " Hannah Reed. 

JOHN, 1744. " Lydia Auger. 

Noah, 1745, d. in the French war, 

.Joseph, 1746, m. Freelove Beal. 

Mary, 1748. 

Benjamin, 1750, m. Sarah Brett. 

Lieut. JOHN FORD.s (Fifth child,) b. Abington, 1744; m. Lydia Auger; Lieut, in the Cont. 
army. He d. Mar. 18, 1792. 

Children : 

Susannah. b. 1768, m. Noah Thomas, Jr. 

John, " 1771, " Mehitable Kingman and Sally Reed, 

Lydia, " 1773, prob. d. young. 

Hannah, " 1778, d. young. 

•.Tames, " 1780, m. Parna Howard and Gurney. 

Lydia, " 1782, " John Wild. 

Samuel,, " 1783, " Sally Clapp and Warren. 

Hannah, " 1892, " Oldham. 



JOHN F0RD,6 b. Abington, 1771 ; m. 1st, Mehitable Kingman, who d. Ashfleld, Mass., soon 
after the birth of their son John; m. 2d, Sally Reed. He removed to Ashfleld, about 1796, and 
d. there. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

John, b. May 20, 1796; m. Abigail Hamlen. 

Ch. by 2d wife, b. Ashfleld: 

Noah, Dec. 18, 1799. 

Mehitable, July 23, 1801. 

William, Nov. 18, 1803. 

Elisha, Apr. 18, 1809. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



323 



[866] LYMAN HAMLEN,' (Bro. of Reuben,) 

b. Plaintield, Mass., Jan. 14. 1803: m. by Rev. Mr. Millard, 1826, Lucy Flint,* 

of West Bloomlield, N. Y.; res. West Bloomfteld. He d. Feb. 14, 1878; she d. 

Pontiac, Mich., Oct. 6, 1876, aged 66. 



2531.* 

2532.* 

2533.* 

2534. 

2535.* 

2536.* 

2537.* 

2538. 

2539. 

2540.* 



Ch. b. West Bloomtieid: 

Sarah E., May 

Mary M., Apr. 

Amelia, Mar. 

Horace, June 

Horatio B., Aug. 

Willia:m H., Aug. 

Martha A., Feb. 

Alice Flora, June 

Edwin C, July 

Frederick B., July 



20, 1827. 

3, 1830. 

29, 1833. 

8, 1835; d. Feb. 8, 1839. 

1, 1837. 

24. 1840. 

2, 1843. 

25, 1846; d. Jan. 25, 1854. 
11, 1849; " Nov. 14, 1865. 
31, 1853. 




[867] Hon. FREEMAN HAMLEN,b (Bro. of Reuben,) 

b. Plainfield, Mass., May 8, 1805; m. 1st, there, by Rev. Moses Hallock, June 
4, 1829, Clarissa Whiting, of Plainfield; who d. Oct. 13, 1847; m. 2d, by Rev. J. 

* Note '.m. Mr. HENRY FLINT, i freeman, Mass., May 15, 1636. 
Mb. THOMAS FLINT,i came from Wales; freeman, Mass., Mar., 1637-8; settled in Salem, 
Mass., 1642; was at Salem Village, now South Danvers, 1650. He d. Apr. 15, 1663. 
Children : 
Thomas, m. Hannah Moulton. 
.lOHN, " Elizabeth 



1 



324 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

H. Gaylord, ISTov. 30, 1848, Martha, dau. of Jeremiah and Martha (Shaw*) Tay- 
lor, b. Hawley, N. Y.; farmer; Plaintleld; selectman, 1846-52: representative, 
1850-1; town clerk, 1853-76; member Constitutional Con., 1853. The records of 
births, marriages and deaths of Plaintleld were greatly improved by him: dea. 
Cong. Church, 1844-67, when he resigned: for many years clerk of the church. 
He and his brother were excellent singers and leaders in the church choir. He 
resided on his farm until about 1855, when he removed to the village. The 
author of the history of Plaintleld says of him: "He was a man of thorough 
honesty and sound judgment, worthy of, and received the confidence of the 
entire community. Humility, sincerity and charity were marked features of 
his Christian character. Truly, in many ways, he being dead, yet speaketh." 
He d. suddenly while seated in his sitting room, Jan. 16, 1889; his widow d. 
Plaintleld, May 17, 1891, aged 85 years, 8 months, 9 days. 

Ch. b. Plaintleld: 

2541.* Edward F., June 6, 1842. 

[868J POLLY HAMLEN,7 (Sister of Reuben, ) 

b. Plaintleld, Mass., Sept. 15, 1807; m. 1st, there, by Rev. Roswell Hawks, 

of Cumraington, Mass, May 12, 1830, Mason Ames. She d. Chester, Ohio, Mar. 

18, 1847; he m., 2d, Dec. 22, 1847, Mercy H. Rust, of Chester, by whom he had 

Emily F., b. Oct. 21, 1848, and Statira W., b. Sept. 14, 1850; res. Chester, Ohio. 

Children: 

2542. Edward M., b. May 20, 1831; d. Sept. 20, 1832. 

2543. Edward M., " Jan. 8, 1832; " Jan. 20, 1833. 

2544. JohnH., " Jan. 2, 1834; " Nov. 16, 1854. 

2545. Edward M., " Aug. 1, 18.35, " Dec. 25, 1855. 
2546.* David D., " Feb. 25, 1837. 

2547. Sarah E., " Mar. 5, 1838; m. Aaron Van Housen. 

2548. MaryL., " Dec. 16, 1840: d. Apr. 3, 1855. 

2549. Freeman H., " Mar. 16, 1844; " Oct. 12, 1864. 

2550. Lucius F., " July 16, 1845; " Aug. 28, 1845. 

[869] HORACE HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Reuben,) 

b. Plaintleld, Mass., Aug. 23, 1810; m. 1st, Granville, Ohio, by Rev. Jacob 
Little, May 1, 1834, Clarissa Bancroft,! b. Granville, Feb. 24, 1813; who d. 
Aug. 8, 1875; m. 2d, by Rev. Mr. Harvey, July 6, 1876, Mrs. Lizzie Gavren, of 
Gratiot, Ohio; res. Granville. He d, Gratiot, April 15, 1893. 

Child: 

2551. Samuel Barcroft, b. Feb. 20, 18.35: m. Lydia Clark. 

[872] ISAAC RICHARDS,' (Joseph,'' Mary Hamblin,^ Benjamin,* 

Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. June 24, 1782; m. Esther Holbrook; res. North Bridge- 
water, Mass. He d. North Bridge water. 

He had several daughters. 

Ensign THOMAS FLINT, .John andJoseph Flint; freeman, Salem, Mass., Apr. IS, 1690. 

JONATHAN FLINT, b. Salem, Dec. 28, 173:2; d. in the r,i year of his age. 

Rev. JOSIAH FLINT, of Dorchester, before 168.5. 

JOHN FLINT, b. Windham, Ct., Feb. 8, 1681; m. Mayo, 1709, Christian Reed. 
* For Shaw see note 68. 
+ For Bancroft see note 166. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 325 

[875] BETSEY PHILLIPS," (Elizabeth Hamlin, <= Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* 
Eleazei\:'James,2i), b. Fitchburg. Mass., Dec. 13, 1778; m. Jan. 1, 1801, Cal- 
vin, son of Thomas and Olive (Ware) Messenger, b. Fitchburg, Apr. 14, 1776. 
We are indebted to Mrs. John Lowe, of Fitchburg, Mass., for sketches of the 
descendents of Elizabeth Hamlin Phillips. She lived at home until her mar- 
riage, and was early instructed in all things that went to make up the life of 
women in those old times when the country was not only new, but recovering 
from the effects of the Revolution. She assumed a large share of the house- 
hold duties and the care of the younger children. Her opportunities for school 
were limited — the only school liouse in town was two miles away — and to this 
she walked when she could be spared at home; being a bright, intelligent girl, 
she made the most of her advantages. She found time to spin, weave and pre- 
pare, as was the custom, a good outfit for her wedding. Mr. Messenger was of 
a good family, noted for strength of character and intellectual ability, a man 
much respected and beloved. His occupation of a slioemaker gave him wide 
acquaintance. His moral principles were strong: he had such detestation of 
the drinking habit that he would not allow rum, the New England beverage. 
in his house, not even for "treating the minister" — almost an unpardonable 
discourtesy. But after his death, in 1819, his widow wasobliged to furnish two 
gallons of rum to the haymakers to get the work done. Their wedding was in 
keeping with the standing of her father, "Seth Phillips, gentleman," and the 
young couple took a journey to Boston, fifty miles distant, visiting friends. 
They returned to his father's farm, which Mr. Messenger had purchased, where 
they resided 18 years, until his death. She was not a church member until after 
her husband's death, but the children were reared to attend church, and she 
attended the monthly concert for prayer in the meeting house on Monday after- 
noon. She d. July 1, 1863; he d. Fitchburg, Nov. 11, 1819. 

Ch. b. Fitchburg: 

Oct. 1, 1801. 

Apr. 17, 1803. 

Jan. 1, 1805; d. Oct. 8, 1825. 

Jan. 26, 1806. 

Jun. 11, 1809. 



[876] SAMUEL PHILLIPS,' (Bro. of Betsey,) 

b. Fitchburg, Mass., Sept. 11, 1781: m. there by Daniel Putnam, J. P., Nov. 
3, 1803, Sally, dau. of Deacon John Thurston; farmer; Fitchburg, Worcester 
and Ashburnham, Mass. Both d. at the house of their son, Ivers; he, Wor- 
cester, 1840: she Fitchburg, Mar., 1848. 

Ch. b. Ashburnham: 

2557.* Ivers, July 28, 1805. 
2558.* SAT.LY, .July 29, 1811. 

[877] LYDIA PHILLIPS," (Sister of Betsey,) 

b. Fitchburg, Mass., Apr. 19, 1785; m. Chelsea, Mass., May 25, 1808, Jacob, 
son of Cyrus and Mercy (Hale) Fairbanks, b. Ashburnham, Mass.. Mar. 17. 1782: 
farmer: A.shburnliam: Whig: Congs. Both d. Ashburnham: she, Jan. 24. 1852; 
he, .Jan. 21, 1850. 



2552.* 


Louisa Adaline, 


2553.* 


Horace Phillips, 


2554. 


Calvin, 


2.555.* 


Betsey, • 


2556.* 


Lydia, 



i« 



526 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. b. Ashburnham: 

2559.* Laura Oltvia, Mar 11, 1809. 

2560.* Europe Hamlin, Sept. 14, 1810, 

2561.* Sjeth Phillips, Mar. 11, 1812. 

2562.* Sherman Dexter, Jan. 6, 1814, 

2563.* Lydia Harriet, Apr. 10, 1816. 

2564.* Mercy Elizabeth, Apr. 18, 1818. 

2565.* Caroline Ari>elia, Feb. 22, 1820. 

2566. Sarah Dwelley, July 11, 1822: d. 1847. 

2567.* Jacob Horatio, Sept. 7, 1825. 

2568. Albert Porter, Mar. 17, 1829; " 1851. 

[878] SETH PHILLIPS,' ( Bro. of Betsey,) 

b. Fitchburj?, Mass., Sept. 4, 1787. It is traditional that he m. Lavinia 
Barnes, and had a son and daughter; he was of a roving nature; farmer; Asli- 
burnham, Mass.; removed to Messena, St. Lawrence Co., N. Y., engaged in 
lumbering, and resided there as late as 1830; removed to Mich., where the entire 
family died; soldier 1812 war. 

[881] THOMAS PHILLIPS,' (Bro. of Betsey,) 

b. Fitchburg, Mass., the youngest of the family. When about 16 j'ears old 
he went to Boston, was a coachman a few years; then to Hallowell, Maine: m. 
an Irish lady; lived and died there, about 1835. About 1836, Col. Ivers Phillips 
brought the widow and three children to Fitchburg, and supported them. The 
daughter afterwards died. The widow and sons were living, in 1873, in. 
San Francisco, Cal., where she afterwards died before 1880. 

Ch. b. Hallowell, Me.: 

2569. Catharine. 

2570. John. 

2571. James. 

AFRICA HAMLIN,' b. Harvard, Mass., Aug. 25, 1785; the natural son of 
Molly Burt; m. Lydia Chase, of Haverhill, Mass.; res. Harvard: his house and 
barn were standing, in good repair, 1895; Ensign of mi],itia company. Harvard, 
1814, attached to 2d Worcester Regt., 2d Brig., 7th Div. He d. Harvard, and 
she removed with her children to East Parish, Haverhill, where she d. aged 96. 
Ch. b. Harvard: 



2572. 


H A RIOT Chase, 


Oct. 


27, 1819; d. Oct. 24, 1891, unm. 


2573. 


SoPHRONiA Reed,, 


Mar. 


18, 1812; " Feb. 9, 1816. 


2574.* 


ZoA Stone, 


Apr. 


24, 1814. 


2575.* 


.ToHN Chase, 


Dec. 


23, 1817. 


2576.* 


Sarah A., 


Jun. 


22, 1820. 



[882] ABAGAIL HAMLIN,' (Africa,* Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,* 
James,2i) b. Harvard, Mass., Aug. 2, 1786; she was brought in her mother's- 
arms to Waterford, Me., when a small child. She d. unm.. and this inscrip- 
tion is on her tombstone in South Waterford: 

NABBY HAMLIN 

DIEI> 

Jan. 1, 186.3. 

^E 76. 

Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 327 

[883J Capt. POLADORE HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Abigail,) 

b. Wateifoid, Me., Feb. 2, L789; m. Nancy Parks, b. Harvard, Mass., Dec. 

|13, 1785; private in Capt. Bailey Bodwell's Co., of Norway, Me., 1812 war, from 

iSept., 1812, to Jan., 1813; res. on his father's old farm in Waterford until 1866; 

removed to Melrose, Mass. Both d. Melrose; he, July 27, 1870; she, Aug, 11, 

11872. 

I Ch. b. Waterford: 

2577.* Eliza Ann, Jan. 24, 1818. 
2578. Margaretta, d. young, 

[885] SUSANNAH HAMLIN,- (Sister of Abigail,) 

b. Waterford, Me., Feb. 21, 1793; m. there, May 29, 1811, Gabriel, son of 

Benjamin and Ruth (Hazelton) Kilgore,* b. Fryeburg, Me., May 5, 1785; 

farmer; came with his parents from Fryeburg, and settled in Southeast part of 

Waterford, about 1800. Both d. Waterford; she Nov. 10, 1843; he, Jan. 21, 1870. 

Ch. b. Waterford: 



2579.* 


Caroline, 


Oct. 8, 1811. 


2580.* 


Hamilton, 


Dec. 11, 1813. 


2581.* 


Harriet Newell, Oct. 29, 1816. 


2582. 


Cyrus H., 


Oct. 17, 1817; d. Oct. 14, 1818 


2583.* 


Susan Stone, 


Mar. 27, 1819. 


2584.* 


Almira, 


Feb. 22, 1821. 


2585.* 


Rebecca, 


Nov. 16, 1823. 


2586. 


Charlotte, 


Aug. 13, 1825; " xMar. 4, 1832 


2587.* 


Emerson, 


May 10, 1829. 


2588.* 


Henry, 


Jan. 6, 183L 



[886] Dr. CASTELLA HAMLIN,' (Bro, of Abigail,) 

b. Waterford, Me., July 3, 1797; m. there, Oct. 22, 1826, Rebecca E., dau. of 
Robert and Rebecca (Emersonf) Haskins, of Waterford, b. Oct. 19, 1799; physi- 



* Note 301. BENJAMIN KILGOEE, m. Ruth Hazeltine; removed from Fryeburg to 
Waterford, Me., about 1800. 

Children: 

Benjamin, d. at sea. 

DoMiNicus, m. Hannah Grover. 

Gabriel. " Susan Hamlin. 

Reuben, " Mary Bergin. 

Mary, " .loseph Eastman. 

Naomi, " Daniel McKenney. 

Liberty, " Jane Edwards. 

t Note :i02. THOMAS EMERSON,i prob. b. Sldgefield parish, Durham, England; wile, 
Elizabeth. He came in the Elizabeth, 1635; settled in Ipswich, Mass., as early as 1638; baker; 
his will dated May 31, 16.J3; proved May 10, 1666; his wife survived him. 
Children; 

Elizabeth, m. Jolin Fuller. 

Thomas, wife, Elizabeth. 

•loSEPH, b. 1630; m. Elizabeth Woodmansey and Elizabeth Bulkley. 

John, " 1625; " Ruth Symonds. 

James, res. in England. 

Nathanieu b. 1629; m. Sarah and Lydia 

Sarah. 

Rev. JOSEPH EMERSON.2 b. England, about 1620-1; m. 1st, 1646 (?) Elizabeth, dau. of 
Robert and Margaret Woodmansey; freeman, Ipswich, Mass., Dec. 19, 16.18; preached in York, 
Me., same year; took the freeman's oath. Wells, Me., July 4, 1653; puritan clergyman; he left 



328 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



cian; practiced several years in Solon, Me.; removed to Dover, R. I., where he 
d. Apr. 8, 1834. 

Children: 

2589.* Mary, h. July 9, 1827, Waterford. 

2590. Lincoln Ripley: d. in childhood. 



Wells about 166+, and became the first minister of Milton, Mass. ; m. rJd. Dec. 7, 1665, Elizaljetb. 
dau. of Rev. Peter Bulkley, of Concord, Mass., b. 1638, and settled at Mendon, Mass., Dec. 1, 1669. 
where he remained until the Indians destroyed the town in King Phillip's war, and retired to 
Concord, where he d. .Tan. .3. ]6so. She m. Capt. .Tohn Brown, of Reading, Mass., and d. Sept. i. 
1693. 



Ch. by 1st wife: 

Joseph, m. Mary 
.James, " Sarah 

By 2d wife: 

Lucy Ann, b. Oct. 

Edward, 

Peter, 

Ebenezer, 

Daniel^ 



EDWARD EMERSON,3 b. Mendon, 



Children : 








.TOSEPH. b. 


Apr. 


;iO. 


1700 


Elizabeth, " 


Apr. 


19. 


1701 


Edward, 


May 


8, 


1702, 


Hann.vh, 


Apr. 


26 


1704 


.John, 


Feb. 


27, 


1706 



2. 1667; m. Thomas Damon. 
\pr. 26. 1670, '• Rebecca Waldo. 
1673, " Anna Brown. 

" Bertha Parker, Mary Boutwell. and two others. 
" Jane Armitage. 

Mass., Apr. 25. IBiO; m. Chelmsford, Mass., Jan. 27. 
1697, Rel>ecca, dau. of C jrnelius and Rebecca (Adam-;) Waldo, of Chelmsford, b. Ipswich. 
Mass., Sept. 24, 1662; he was schoolmaster at Chelmsford, Ijefore 1700, and res. there until 1703; 
Charlestown, Mass., 170.")-13; highway surveyor, 1703; merchant, Newbury. 1727; deacon, 1728. 
Inscription on his gravestone, Maiden, Mass.: " Here lies Buried ye Body of Edward Emerson, 
Esqr. (Sometime Deacon of ye 4th Church in Newbury,) who departed tliis life (Very Suddenly) 
May 9th. Anno Domini 1743. a?tate 73." Inscription on her gravestone: ■• Here lies Buried ye 
Body of Mrs. Rebecca Emerson, the Consort of Edward Emerson, wlio Deed. April 23, 17.52. 
.Etatis 90." 

Children : 

m. Mary Moody. 

'■ Edwards 

' Hannah Beale. 
d. Feb. 2, 1705. 
m. Elizabeth Pratt. 

Rev. JOSEPH EMERSON.* b. Chelmsford. Mass., Apr. 20, 1700; m Dec. 2", 1821, Mary. dau. 

of Rev. Samuel and Hannah (Sewell) Moody, b. York. Me., 1702. He grad. Harvard College. 

1717; taught in York, Me., 1718; Newbury and Maiden, 171S-9; began to preach in Haverliill. 

Mass., 1717; was settled as minister in Maiden, 1721, and continued there the remainder of his 

life; where he d. July 13, 1767; will dated Jan. 12, 1762; proved Sept. 1. 1767; she d. Maiden, Mar. 

15, 1799. 

Children: 

Hannah, b. Dec. 3. 1722; m. Rev. Daniel Emerson. 

Joseph. ■ Aug. 25. 1724. ■ Abigail Hay. 

Mary, " Oct. 8, 1726. " Rev. Daniel Little. 

Edward, " Apr. 1, 1728, " Mary Owen. 

Samdel, ■' July 7,1730. " Mary Green and Deborah Harris. 

BiTLKLEY. ■■ Jun. 5, 17;i2, " Mary Moody and Hannah Owen. 

Waldo, •• Jun. 23,1734; d. July 8, 1735. 

Waldo, • Jun. 23, 1?'35: m. Olive Hill. 

Ebenezer, " Aug. 6. 1736; d. .July 10, 1750. 

Rebecca, " Aug. 7, 1738; m, Jacob Parker, Daa. Brintaael and Samuel Waite. 

Rcth, " Jan. 19.1741, " Nathan Sargent and Samuel Waite. 

William. • May 31.1743, " Phebe Bliss. 

John. " Nov. 20, 1745, •■ Sabra Cobb. 

Rev. WILLIAM EMERSaN.s b. Maiden, Mass., May 31, 174i; m. Au.^. :21. 1766, Phebe. dau- 
of Rev. Daniel and Phebe (Walker) Bliss, b. Concord, .Mass.. Oi:t. 21.1741. He grad. Harvard 
College, 1761 ; was settled as minister and successor of his father-in-law. Concord, Mass.. 1766. 
He built the parsonage there known as the " Old Manse." immortalized by Hawthorne. He 
was an ardent patriot, was at the fight at Concord. Apr. 19, 1775; and was appointed Chaplain 
of the American army at Ticonderoga; his health failed and he started to return home, but 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



329 



[887] LYDIA HAMLIN,' (Sister of Abigail, ) 

b. Waterford, Me., Aug. 15, 1801; m. by Rev. John Abbott Douglass, Water- 
ford, Nov. 24, 1825, John, son of John and Abigail (Kimball*) Wilkins, b. 
Waterford, Dec. 27, 1802; farmer; res. first, on his father's old farm at Temple 
Hill, Waterford; afterwards at Harrison and Waterford Flat, Me., and at 

died at Otter Creek, near Rutland, Vt., Oct. 20, 1776. She m. 2d, Nov. 16, 1780, Rev. Ezra Ripley, 
D. D., by whom she had other children; and d. Feb. 16, 1825. 
Children: 

William, b. May 6, 1760; m. Ruth Haskins. 

Hannah Bliss, " .luly 37, 1770, " William Parnham. 

Phebe Bliss, "' Nov. 8, 1772, " Rev. Lincoln Ripley. 

Mary Moody, " Aug. 35, 1774; d. May 1, 1863. 

Rebecca, " Aug. 7. 1776; m. Robert Haskins. 



REBECCA EMERS0N,6 b. Concord, Mass., Aug. 7, 1776; m. May 18, 1797, Robert, son of 
John and Hannah (Upham) Haskins, b. Boston, Mass., July 2, 1773; merchant, farmer and 
manufacturer; removed from Boston and settled on Plummer's Hill, Waterford, Me., 1803; 
afterwards at 'Elm Vale," near Bear Pond, South Waterford. He was one of 16 children, three 
of whom died ill infancy; the average age of the other thirteen was 80 years. Ralph Waldo 
Emerson, the sage of Concord, was her cousin. They brought their babe in a basket for its 
bed, lashed to the front of the chaise— the first vehicle of the kind in Waterford— and the horse 
was led, from the foot of Long Pond, Naples, Me. many miles, to their new home in Waterford, 
on account of bad roads. She d. Waterford, Aug. 16, 1845; he d. Williamsburg, L. I., Jan. 6, 1855. 

Children: 

14, 1798. 
14, 1798. 
19, 1799; m. Dr. Costella Hamlin. 



John, b. Feb. 

William, " Feb. 

Rebecca Emekson, " Oct. 

Thomas Waldo. " Apr. 

Phebe Ripley, " Jan. 

Robert, " Nov. 

William Emerson, " Sep. 

Ralph Thurston, " Aug. 

Caspar L.avater, " Dec. 

Lincoln Ripley, " Jan. 

Samuel Moody, ■ May 

Hannah Upham, '• Nov. 

Sarah Ripley, " Apr. 

Charles Farnum, " Jul. 



29, 1801, " Mary Ann Sever. 

7, 1803, " John Cleveland. 
17, 1804, " Lucretia Child. 
17, 1806, " Frances Maria Hodges. 
24, 1808, '• Maria A. Browning. 
10, 1810, d. 1813. 

2.5, 1812, " 1860. Land Lucy S. Wildman. 

29, 1813, m. Adeline Peak, Sarah B. Knickerbacker 

2, 1814, " Augustus Parsons. 
34, 1816, " Samuel Ansley. 
13. 1823, " Rev. Charles Cleveland. 



* Note 303. For Richard Kimball,i see note 254. 
RICHARD KIMBALL.a b. Rattlesden, Eng., 1623. Came in the Elizaheth, with his par- 
ents to Watertown, Mass., 1634; m. 1st, Mary , who d. Sept. 2, 1673; m. 3d, Mary (Gott?) 

In 1658 he testified that he once lived on Goodman Shatswell's farm seven years; he removed 
to Wenham, Mass., 1653-6; first of the name there; settled near Ladd's Hill; grand juror there, 
1661; a hirge tax payer; he was of Topstteld, Mass., 1664; he sold his house in Ipswich to his 
brother Caleb, July 6, 1665. He d. Wenham, May 38, 1676. Estate £986.16.6, including dwelling 
house and 132 acres of land, 17 acres of meadow, and 300 acres at Rowley Village. 



Children : 












John, 


b. about 


1650, 


Ipswich ; 


m. Sarah and 1 


Samuel, 


" 




1651, 


" 


" Mary Witt. 


Thomas, 


" Nov. 


12, 


1657, 




" Elizabeth Potter 


Ephraim, 


" Feb. 


18, 


1660, 


Wenham 


; m. Mary Friend. 


Caleb, 


" Apr. 


9, 


1665, 




" Sarah 


Christopher, 










" Sarah Jolls. 


Richard, 


'• July 


1^ 
1 , 


1671, 


Rowley. 




Nathaniel, 


It 




1676. 







Ensign SAMUEL KIMBALL,3 b. Ipswich, Mass., about 1651 ; m. Sept. 20. 1676. Mary, dau. 
of John and Sarah Witt, of Lynn, Mass.; freeman, May 24, 1682; res. Wenham, Mass.; Ensign 
In militia; sur^^eyor, 1676; constable, 1677; selectman, 1683. He d. Oct. 3, 1716. 



330 



THE HAMLIN FAMlLrY. 



St. Johnsbury, Vt., 1851-9; Whig and Republican. Congs.: both d. Waterford; 
she, Feb. 6, 1880; he, Oct. 23, 1874. 

Children: 

2591.* ■ Susan Hamlin, b. Nov. 23, 1840, Harrison. 

2592.* Elizabeth Holland, " Mar. 10, 1845, Waterford. 



Ch. b. Wenham: 



Samuel, 

Sarah, 

Martha, 

Mary, 

Richard, 

Jonathan, 

John, 

Ebenezer, 

Martha, 

Thomas, 

Benjamin, 

Abigail, 

Jerusha, 



Aug. 19, 1677; m. Elizabeth Fowler 
Sept. 6, 1678, " John Herrick. 
May 24, 1680, d. same day. 

about 1682, m. Elisha Dodge. 

about 1683, " Anna Quarles. 

about 1686, " Hannah Hopkins. 
Nov. 13, 1687, " Charity Dodge. 

about 1690, " Elizabeth Carr. 

about 1692, " John Gott. 
Feb. 22, 1695-6; m. Elizabeth Brown. 
Apr. 17, 1698, d. Aug. 4,. 1703. 
May 25, 1700, m. Thomas Brown. 
Apr. 30, 1703, d. Aug. 22, 1703. 



[ (Burnham) Dodge. 
Abigail Poster and Mrs. Joanna 



Jonathan, 

Hannah, 

Samuel, 

Sarah, 

Mary, 

Abigail, 



b. Oct. 
" Apr. 
" Dec. 



Capt. JONATHAN KIMBALL,* b. Wenham, 1686; ra. by Rev. Cotton Mather, Boston, Mass. 
July 28, 1729, Hannah Hopkins of Boston; cordwainer; removed to Boston, 1708; returned to 
Wenham, about 1718; juror, there, 1721; Capt. in militia; deacon; town clerk, 1751-2; they united 
with the church, Feb. 27, 1737. He d. Feb. 19, 1758. 

Children: 

9, 1710, Boston; m. Martha Ober. 

5, 1713, " " Joseph Batchelder. 

1, 1714, " d. Jan. 27, 1715. 
Dec. 21, 1719, Wenham; m. Josiah Ober. 
Nov. 26, 1721, " " John Porter. 

Apr. 14, 1726, " d. Apr. 19, 1751, unm. 

JONATHAN KIMBALL,5 b. Boston, Oct. 9, 1710; m. Ipswich, Mass., Apr. 21, 1732, Martha 
Ober, of Beverly, Mass. ; res. Wenham, Mass. ; town clerk, 1755-60. 

Children: 

Martha, b. Jun. 7, ]733;d. Jun. 23,1736. 

Margaret, " Jun. 2, 1735, " Nov 14, 1737. 

John, " Sep. 27, 17:^7, " Nov. 19, 1758. 

Martha, " Dec. 28, 1739. 

Isaac, " Jan. 18, 1741-2; m. Abigail Raymond. 

Ezra, "Sep. 11, 1744; m. Sally Holmes. 

Margaret, " Sep. 7, 1747. 

Mary, " Jan. 5, 1750. 

Abigail, "Apr. 20, 1752 ; d. young, 

Abigail, " Jun. 13, 1754, Cambridge; d. .July 12, 1757. 

ISAAC KIMBALL,6 b. Wenham, Jan. 18, 1741-2; m. Nov. 9, 1762, Abigail Raymond of Bev- 
erly, Mass., b. 1742; res. Wenham, Beverly and Temple, Mass.; settled in South Waterford, Me., 
where Mr. Ellis lived, 1875. 



Children: 
Abigail, 
Isaac, 
John, 
David, 
Mary, 
.Jonathan, 
George, 
Abigail, 
Sarah, 
Hannah, 
William, 
Betsey, 



b. Jun. 
" Jun. 
" Mar. 
" Aug. 
" Sep. 

" July 



Sep. 
Aug. 



27, 1763; d. young. 

17, 1765, Beverly; m. Sally Cutter. 



8, 1767, Temple, 
17, 1769, 
22, 1771, 
1773, 

6, 1775, 



[Achsah Spaulding. 
Anna Livermore and 



Abigail Billings 
Millie Stone. 
Seth Wheeler. 

Abigail Holt and Betsey Bowers 
Catherine Shattuck. 
" John Wilkins. 
1780, " Daniel Billings, 
" Luther Hamlin. 
12, 1782, Temple; m. Abigail Scripture. 
17, 1785, " Fiske. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



331 



[888] DORCAS HAMLIN,^ (Europe,? Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ 
James,2i) b. Harvard, Mass., Nov. 12, 1786; m. Hillsboro, N. H., Apr. 10, 
1808; William Collins, son of Benjamin and Susanna (Collins) Mead, b. Hills- 
boro, Oct. 12, 1781; farmer; removed to Addison, Vt., 1808; Tarleton, Ohio, 
1837; Greenfield, Ohio, 1857; Freemason; Congs. in Vermont, Methodists in 
Ohio. She was a kind, affable lady, of great force of character, and universally 
respected. Both d. Greenfield; she, Feb. 9, 1872; he Sept. 13, 1872. 

Children: 



2593.* 


Cyrus Hamlin, 


Feb. 


3, 


1809, 


Addison. 


2594.* 


Benjamin Franklin, 


May 


19, 


1811, 


u 


2595. 


A Daughter, 


Mar. 


19, 


1813, 


d. same day. 


2596.* 


Charlotte Bridge, 


Sep. 


13, 


1814, 


Goshen. 


2597. 


William, 


Feb. 


18, 


1818; 


d. Mar. 12, 1818. 


2598. 


Harriet Stow, 


May 


19, 


1819, 


" Apr. 18, 1819. 


2599.* 


Europe America, 


Jul. 


25, 


1820, 


Goshen, 


2600.* 


Charles George, 


Oct. 


31, 


1822, 


(( 


2601.* 


James Alexander, 


Jun. 


16, 


1826, 


a 


2602.* 


Henry Constantine, 


Feb. 


8, 


1829, 


11 



[890] HANNAH HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Dorcas,) 

b. Harvard, Mass., July 27. 1789; m. prob. in N. H., Capt. Alexander Cald- 
well, b. Nottingham, N. H., June27, 1777; carpenter; Nottingham and Hills- 
boro, N. H.: removed to Portsmouth, Ohio, about 1817-8. He was made a Mason 
in Portsmouth Lodge, 1821; his Masonic apron is still preserved in the family. 
Presbys.; he assisted in organizing the first Presb. church in Portsmouth. He 
and his son George were drowned in the Scioto river, Apr. 10, 1824; she d. Ports- 
mouth, Aug. 15, 1824. 



16, 1809, Hillsboro. 
29, 1812, 

14, 1814, " drown'd Apr. 10, 1824. 
16, 1816, " d. 1821-2. 

8, 1818, Portsmouth; d. Jan. 25, 1818. 
1821, " " Jul. 7,1823. 





Children: 




2603.* 


Almena, 


b. Aug, 


2604.* 


Hamlin, 


" Feb. 


2605. 


George, 


" Mar. 


2606. 


Dorcas Sarah, 


" Jan. 


2607. 


A Son, 


" Jan. 


2608. 


Hiram, 


" Sep. 



[891] JOASH HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Dorcas,) 

b. Harvard, Mass., Aug. 7, 1792; m. Washington, N. H.. June 17, 1817, Leafy, 
dau. of Samuel and Mary Murdock; foundryman. He prob. removed with his 
father from Harvard to Hillsboro, N. H., and succeeded to his father's home- 

ABIGAIL KIMBALL,' m. John Wilkins; farmer; came from Mass. and settled at Tem- 
ple Hill, Waterford, Me. 



Children: 




.John, 


m. Lydia Hamlin. 


Abigail,, 


" Levi Whitney. 


Laurinda, 


" Stephen Lovejey. 


William K., 


" Lorania Lovejoy. 


Emerson, 


" Rhoda Nutting and Angelia Brown, 


Augustus, 


" Sarah Lowell. 


Samuel N., 


" Christiana Hobbs. 


Eliza, 


" Otis Trafton. 


Calvin. 




Harriet, 


" .Josiah Lovejoy. 



332 



THE HAMLIIS' FAMILY. 



stead ther 
Circleville, 

2609. 

2610.* 

2611.* 

2612.* 

2613. 

2614. 

2615. 

2616. 

2617. 

2618. 

2619. 

2620.* 



e. In 1838 he appears at Newport, Ohio. She, Methodist. He d. 
Ohio, May 10, 1840. Slie d. Logan, Ohio, buried at Tarlton, Ohio. 

Children: 



Sakah Hale, b. Aug. 

Elizabeth Jane, " Mar. 

Cordelia Frances, " Jan. 

George Fletcher, " Jun. 

Mary M., " Feb. 

Adams Jefferson, " Jul. 

Catherine M., " May 

Jambs Europe, " Jan. 

Frederick J., ^' Feb. 

Henry M., " Oct. 

Charlott p., " Aug. 

Martha Ann, " Aug. 






30, 1818, Hillsboro; d. 1896, unm. 
13, 1820, 
6, 1822, 

3, 1823, 

10, 1825, 

4, 1827, 

11, 1829, 
3, 18,30, 

1832, 
9, 1833, " 

5, 1838, Newport, Ohio. 
5. 1838, " " 



d. Sep. 12, 1825. 

unmarried. 

d. unm. 

" Jul. 15, 1831. 

" Aug. 4, 1834. 



[893] JAMES G. HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Dorcas,) 

b. Harvard, Mass., Dec. 31, 1796: educated in Westford, Mass. 
school in Portsmouth, Ohio: physician and surgeon in Ohio. 



taught 



Copy of his Diploma 

state of OHIO 

TWELFTH MEDICAL SOCIETY 

AS BY LAW established 

To all to whom these Presents shall come, Greeting: 

We do hereby certify that James G. Hamlen is admitted a Fellow 
[Seal] of this Society, and is entitled to all its privileges, honours and 
immunities. And we do hereby recommend him to the Publick, as 
a person well qualilied for the practice of Physic and Surgery. 

Witness, the President, and Seal of the Society, this thirtieth day of 
June, in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty four. 

John Cotton, President. 
Attest: 
Columbus Bearse, Secretary. 



Surgeon 1st Regt., 2d Brig., 3d Div., Ohio Militia: commissioned Jan. 27, 1824. 
He d. Gallipolis, Ohio, Aug. 5. 1824, unmarried. 

[895] HANNIBAL GILMAN HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Dorcas,) 

b. Hillsboro, N. II., Apr. 23, 1800: m. Portsmouth, Ohio, Feb. 1, 1825, Mary 
Tichnor,8 dau. of Rulufl and Susannah (Glenny*) Whitney, t b. Dryden, N. Y., 
Sept. 9, 1803. His early education was under the personal instruction of his 

* Note 304. The Glennys came from Derry, Ireland, after the Revolution, to look after a 
claim against the government on account of a brother, Lieut. Glenny, who died in the service. 

+ Note 305. The name Whitney, does not appear in England before " Domesday Book," 
1081-7. In the distribution of lands in England after the battle of Hastings, by William the 
Conqueror, there fell to the lot of Turstin the Fleming (Turstinus Flandrensis), son of Rolf, 
possessions in Herefordshire, Hampshire, Dorsetshire, Berkshire, Somersetshire, Devonshire, 
Gloucestershire, Buckinghamshire and Wiltshire. Nothing further is known of him, except 



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SEVENTH GENERATION. 333 

moUier, who was an accomplished lady and received her education in England; 
he afterwards attended school in Harvard, Mass., and in 1817, after the death 
of his mother, went to live with his sister, Mrs. Caldwell, at Portsmouth, Ohio, 



that his wife was Agnes, dau. of Alured De Merleberge, a baron of the realm. Their son, Sir 
Eustiice (Eustacius Miles), of Hereford, was called Lord of Whitney, and founder of the family 
of De Whitney. ' Agnes, relicta Turstina Flandrensis, et Eustacius Miles Alius ejus, Dominus 
de Whitney, dederunt Ecclesiae Sancti Petri. Glocest; unam hidam terras in Pencomb," etc. 
(Ao'nes. widow of Turstin the Fleming, and Sir Eustace, her son, Lord of Whitney, gave to the 
churcli of St. Peter, at Glocester, one hide (120 acres) of land in Pencomb.) Whitney as a sur- 
name owes its origin to the ancient parish of that name, on the western coniines of Hereford- 
shire, near the border of Wales. It is in the Valley of the Wye. hence called Whitney-on-the- 
Wye. It was granted by the Conqueror to Turstinus. one of his soldiers, a valliant fighter, one 
of the Northmen, who joined the army of William in the Conquest of England. The amount of 
the King's bounty shows that he was a prominent soldier. He was commissioned to guard the 
frontiers against the Welsh, and had his castle on the Wye. and within the confines of the par- 
ish of Whitney. The W' hitneys were for ages the chief men in that vicinity, and several at 
different times lost their lives in the services of their Kings. A decree of Henry IV. Feb. 14, 
1404, reads: "■ The King: To all whom, etc.— Greeting: Know ye that since the father of Kob- 
ert Whitney, Esq., and his uncle, and a great part of his relations, have been killed in our ser- 
vice at the capture of Edmund Mortimer, and his property burned and destroyed by our rebels 
of Wales, so that the said Robert has not any castle or fortress where he can tarry to resist 
and punish our aforesaid rebels as we accept. W'e. of our special grace, have granted to the 
said Robert, the Castle of Clifford, ou the opposite side of the Wye, and adjacent to Whitney 
was added thereto. 

Sir ROBERT WHITNEY, of W'hitney. decendant from a long knightly line of Whitaeys 
and DeWhitneys, was dubbed Knight by Queen Mary, Oct. 2, 1.553. One of his ancestors had 
been a Crusader; one fought under Edward I; another served under Richard II. and was slain; 
a fourth followed Henry V. He had sons: Sir James, Eustace and Robert. 

ROBERT WHITNEY, Esq., son of Sir Robert; had a son. 

THOMAS WHITNEY, Gentleman, of Westminster; m. St. Margaret's, May 12, 1583, Mary, 
dau. of John Bray. He d. April. 1637; she. Sept. 25, 1629. Children: Margaret, Thomas. Henry, 
Arnway, John, Nowell. Francis, Mary 'and Robert. All died in childhood except John, Francis 
and Robert. 

JOHN WHITNEY,! (Thomas, Robert, Sir Robert,) b. England, 1589; bap. St. Margaret's, 
Westminster. July 20, 1.592; m. in Eng., Eleanor , b. 1.599. He was educated at " Westmin- 
ster School;" apprenticed. Feb. 22, 1607. to William Pring, of the Old Bailey, London, who was 
freeman of the Merchant Taylor's Co.. of which he. Whitney, became a member. Mar. 13, 1614. 
Soon after marriage he resided at Isleworth-on-the-Thames, eight miles from Westminster, 
and prob. returned about 1624; and resided at " Bowe Lanne." London. Apr., 1635, with his wife 
and children he engaged passage in the ship EUzaheth, for the New World; prob. arrived about 
June; and settled at Watertown. Mass. ; freeman. Mar. 3, 1635-6; constable, June 1, 1641; select- 
man, 10:J.><-55; town clerk. 1635; his wife, Eleanor, d. May 11.1659; m. 2d. Sept. 29, 1669, Judith 
Clement; he survived her. and d. June 1, 1673; will, Apr. 3, 1673. 
Children : 

Mary, . b. Isleworth; .bap. May 23, 1619; d. young. 

John, " " " 1620; m. Ruth Reynolds. 

RICH.4BD, " " " 1626, " Martha Coldam. 

Nathaniel, " England, " 1627. 

Thomas, " " " 1629; m. Mary Kettle. 

Jonathan'. " " " 1634, " Lydia Jones. 

Joshua. " Watertown. '• July 5, 16a5, " three times. 

Caleb, " " July 12, 1640; d. 1640. 

Benjamin, " " Jun. 6, 1643. 

Dea. JOSHUA WHITNEY.-' b. Watertown, July 5, I6;i5; m. 1st. Lydia ; m. 2d. Mary 

; whod. Groton, Mass., Mar. 17, 1671; m. 3d. Sept. 30. 1672. Abigail Tarball. One of the 

earliest settlers, a deacon and an original proprietor of Groton. where he res. until the town 
was burned by the Indians 1676. when he returned to Watertown for a few years. He was on 
the meeting house board. 1680; selectman. 1681. 1683-4, 1687; constable, 1684; fence viewer, 1685; 
tythingman, 1690; overseer of highways. 1693; selectman, 1702. He and his son .Joshua were 
soldiers in the Indian war, 1691-2. He d. Aug. 1719, buried in the old burying ground, Groton; 



534 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



where he received instruction under the tuition of his brother, James, who 
was a school teacher at that place. After marriage he removed to Cincinnati, 
Ohio, which was his home the remainder of his life. He was a man of indom- 

will dated Apr. 17, 1713; proved Oct. 6, 1719. It mentions several children whose births are not 



recorded. 



Children: 

Joshua, b. Jun. 14, 1666; m. Mary and Sarah Fellows. 

Sarah, " Oct. 10, 1668, " Nathaniel Jewell and Taylor. 

Abigail, " 167a, " John Hutchins. 

Mary, " July 1, 1675, " Ephraim Price. 

William, " Feb. 28, 1678, " Lydia Perham and Margaret Mirick. 

Cornelius, " Sarah Sheperd. 

David, " 1682, " Elizabeth Warren. 

Martha, " Isaac Williams, Jr. 

Elizabeth, " Ebenezer Farnsworth. 

Alice, " Nathaniel Wood. 

Hannah, '• Thomas Wood. 

Eleanor, " Samuel Sheperd. 

WILLIAM WH1TNEY,3 b. Groton, Mass., Feb. 28, 1678; m. 1st, Chelmsford, Mass., Mar., 
J700, Lydia Perham, b. Feb. 19, 1673; who d. Groton, Aug. 21, 1716; m. 2d, Newton, Apr. 25, 1717, 
Margaret Mirick, b. 1683; he res. Groton; removed to Plainfleld, Ct., about 1720. He d. about 
1754; will dated Oct. 15, 1751. 

5, 1701 ; m. Mary Whittemore. 
Dec. 26, 1710, " Samuel Tayor. 
1, 1714, ■' Amy Blodgett. 

30, 1717-8; m. Elizabeth 

12, 1719. 

10, 1721 ; m. Margaret 

WILLIAM WHITNEY,* b. Groton, Mass., May 5, 1701; m. Killingly, Ct., July 16, 1723, 
Mary Whittemore; cooper and farmer; res. Killingly; removed to Canaan, Ct., about 1753. 
Children: 
William, b. Feb. 5, 1725; m. Arcoucher Dutcher. 

Thomas, " Feb. 28, 1727, " Elizabeth Boardman. 

Abigail, " July 4, 1741. 

WILLIAM WHITNEY.s b. Killingly, Ct, Feb. 5, 1725; m. 1st, Salisbury, Ct., June 4, 1747, 
Arcoucher Dutcher; m. 2d, Jane ; farmer; Salisbury. 



Children: 




William, b. 


May 


Lydia, 


Dec. 


Joshua, 


Nov. 


John, 


Jan. 


Elizabeth, 


Aug. 


Caleb, 


Sep. 



Children: 
Hestry, 
Mary, 

Christopher, 
Cornelius, 

KULUFF, 

John, 
Mary, 
Solomon, 
Jane, 



b. Aug. 4, 1748 ; m. .loshua Sardam. 

" Aug. 24, 1750, d. young. 

" Sep. 28, 1751, m. Mary Tichnor. 

" Dec. 31, 1753, " Hetty Green. 

a soldier, killed at Quebec 

b. Oct. 5, 1757; res. in Maryland. 

" Oct. 1, 1759. 

" Mar. 1, 1763. 

" May 22, 1766. 



CHRISTOPHER WHITNEY.e b. Salisbury, Ct., Sept. 38, 1751; m. Sharon, Ct., Dec. 1, 
1774, Mary Tichnor b. Sharon ; Rev. Soldier, and received a grant of land at Solon, Courtland 
Co. N. v.; removed from Conn, to Tinmouth, Vt. and thence to Solon, about 1790. 
Children : 

b. May 12, 1775; m. Clarinda French. 
" Jun. 25, 1777, " Susanna Glenny. 
■' Mar. 18. 1780, " Col. Moses Hopkins. 
" Nov. 12, 1782, " Rhoda Wilder. 



Billa, 

RULUFF, 

Olive, 
Christopher, 



KULUFF WHITNEY,^ b. Salisbury, Ct., June 25, 1777; m. Virgil, N. Y., about 1800, Su- 
sanna, dau. of John Glenny, of Dryden, N. Y. He res. in Conn., and for a time prior to 1798, in 
Sidney, Upper Canada, from whence be went to Solon, N. Y., and there owned land and a grist 
mill; and was ensign in the militia; and justice of the peace. In 1817 be moved his family over- 
land to the Ohio river, and there built a keel boat with living and merchandise rooms, to carry 



SEVENTH GENERATJON. 



335 



itable energy and good judgment, and soon established a large and profitable 
business. At that period the waterways of the west furnished the principal 
commercial thoroughfares, and with his knowledge and skill as an architect 
and builder, he became a successful builder of steamboats, as well as of buildings. 




The cut here shown is a picture of his house, built by him in 182fi, on East 
Pearl street, to which he moved early the following year, and a rousing house 
warming was given, to which the neighbors and settlers in that vicinity were 
invited. After living there four years he removed to another house built by 
him on Pike street. It was altered for two families, and among its occupants 
was the famous editor, George D. Prentice. Across the the street was "Rose 
Lawn," the property of Nicholas Langworth: further down the street was the 
home of Payton Symmes, These were the only ones on the street. The old 

them via the Ohio and Mississippi rivers to St. Louis. On thoir arrival there he and liis son 
John went to Illinois to prospect. He bought some land but on tlieir return to St. Louis the 
family was taken sick causing him to abandon tlie idea of settlinf; in that country. They start- 
ed back to New York by water and got as far as Portsmouth, Oliio, ls:il. a very protnising town 
at the mouth of the Scioto river, wiiere sickness and fatigue compelled tlieni to recuperate. 
While there he mined and shipped coal from the banks at Ponieroy. bought on his way west. 
They permanently settled at Portsmouth. He was a large man, of llorid complexion, blue eyes, 
sandy hair and whiskers; a good busjuess man, and energetic, and was engaged In various 



336 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



house descended to the children of Mr. Hamlin, and remained in the family 
until 1886, and was then sold to Miller, DuBrul & Peters, adjoining owners. 

It was torn dciwn in 1901 tb mUke room' for a six story steel building, 
being then as solid as wh^n it was built. He is described as 5 feet 10 inches- ■ 
in height; black hair, which retained its color and vigor until his death; 
blue eyes and florid complexion; Whig and Republican. Mrs. Hamlin was a 
lady of cultivated mind and a beautiful Christian character: Presbyterians. 

Both d. Cincinnati; he, July 24, 1864: she, June 25, 1880, and are buried 
in Spring Grove Cemetery. 



iiix 



W«HnHMW^IIP*^>^ ^^ ^^^^P 




TOMBSTONE, SPRIN-G- G-ROVE CEMETERY, CINCINNATI. 



2621.* 

2622.* 
2623.* 
2624.* 
2625,* 



Ch. b. Cincin,nati; 

Susannah DoRjVASr, 
Mary Tichnor, - - 
Almena, ' 

Hannibal GriLMJ^if' 
Europe Whitney,. 



Aug. 


22, 


1827. 


Feb. 


18, 


1830. 


Mar. 


22, 


1833. 


Jun. 


21. 


1S36. 


Dec. 


3, 


1839. 



_ ^^^ — ^ ^ ^ • 

enterprises; Epls. ; she waaa small lady, with black hair and eyes; Presb. He d. Portsmouth, 

Aug. 8, 1846. 



Children: 

.lOHN, 

Mary Tichnor. 

RULUFF, 

Susanna, 

Sarah, 

WILTjIAM Glensy, 

Minerva, 

Olive, 



b. A\i'£ 15, I80J. 

■ Sepl'. 9. 1S03; m. Hannibal G- Hamlin. 

'• Feb. 9, 1805. 

'' Dec. 27, 1806. 

'• Dec. ll,iW8. 

" Apr. Ih Ifill. 

" Apr. 3*,fi<SU. 

" Sept. 16, 1817. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



337 



[896] PAMELIA HAMLIN,^ (America.e Eleazer,f Benjamin,* Eleazer.s 
Jaraes.^i) b. South Waterford, Me., July 15,1786: m. John, son of Abijah and 
Nancy (Warner) Carter,* b. Bridgton, Me., 1788, his first wife; slie died, Feb. 9, 

* Note 306. Rev. THOMAS CARTER.i b. St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England, 1610; 
m. Mary, dau. of Philemon and Hannah Dalton.— Philemon Dalton, linen weaver, aged 45, and 
wife Hannah, aged 35, and son Samuel, aged 514, came in tVie Incrcam, Apr. 15, 16:f5; was at Ded- 
ham, Mass., 1636; removed to Hampton, N. H., and had authority to perform marriages there, 
May 14, 1645; removed to Ipswich, Mass., and d. there, 1662. He was brother of Rev. Timothy 
Dalton, who graduated from St. John's College, Cambridge, Eng., 1614; ordained, .Tune 19, 1614; 
Vicar of Wolverstone, Ipswich, Eng., Mar. 8, 1615; suspended, April, 1636; and came to New 
England, 1637; settled at Watertown; removed to Dedham; later to Hampton, N.II.; Teacher of 
the church, June 2,1639; d. 1661, aged 84. His widow, Ruth, deeded land, upon certain condi- 
tion, to Nathaniel Batchilor, who m. Mary, dau. of Rev. Thomas Carter— and that he pay to 
Mary, wife of Thomas Garter, of Woburn. (Mass.) 

It is supposed that Rev. Thomas Carter was grandson of William Carter, of Westminster, 
Eng., who was grandson of Richard Carter, of the manor of Garston; and that he was kinsman 
of John Carter and "King" Robert Carter, of Corotoman, Va. Rev. Thomas graduated at St. 
John's College, 1629; and sailed from Loudon, on the Planter, 1635; res. in Dedham and Water- 
town, Mass.; first minister in Woburn, Mass., Nov. 22, 1642. He d. Sept. 5, 1684; she d. Mar. 

28, 1687. 

Children: 

Samuel, b. Aug. 8, 1640, Watertown ; m. Eunice Brooks. 

Judith, " Samuel Converse and Giles Fifield. 

Theophilus, " June 12, 1645; d. Feb. 15, 1649. 

Mary, " July 24, 1648; m. John Wyman and Nathaniel Bachilor. 

Abigail., " June 19, 1649-50; m. John Smith. 

Deborah, " Sept. 15, 1651; d. Dec. 14, 1667. 

Timothy, " June 12, 1653; m. Anna Fiske. 

Thomas, " June 8, 1655; " Margery Whitmore. 

SAMUEL CARTER,2 b. Aug. 8, 1649; m. Eunice, dau. of John and Eunice (Monsall) 
Brooks, b. Oct. 10, 1655. He grad. from Harvard College, 1660; selectman, Woburn, Mass., 1679- 
93; committee of rates. 1680; teacher, 1685-6; town clerk, 1690; minister at Groton, Mass., 1693, 
where he d. the same year; she m. 2d, Capt. James Parker; m, 3d, John.sonof Francis and Mary 
(Tidd) Kendall, b. May 2, 1646, who d. 1732. Eunice was dau. of John and Joanna Monsall. 
John Monsall was a first settler, 1640, and one of the founders of the church in Woburn; select- 
man, 21 successive years; deacon in the church from 1642 until his death. Mar. 27, 1665. 

Children: 

1673, Woburn. 

1675, " d. Sept. 10, 1676. 

1678, " m. Dorothy Wilder. 

1680, " d. 1705. 

1682, •' m. Ruth Phelps. 

1887, 

1689; d. young. 
1690. 

Mass., Jan. 7, 1678; m. Mar. 1701, Dorothy, dau. of Nath- 
aniel and Mary (Sawyer) Wilder, b. 1686; farmer; Woburn and Lacaster, Mass.; his house was 
burned by Indians, 1701 ; he served in garrison at George's Hills; selectman, 1723; he d. Lancas- 
ter, Aug. 30, 1738. 

Children: 

m. Jemima Houghton. 
" David Osgood. 
•' Thankful Sawyer and Dorcas Spoflfard. 

m. Daniel Knight. 

" Damaris Joslin. 

" Mary Osgood and Abigail Wilder. 

" Beulah Wilder. 

" John Whitcomb. 

" .loseph Osgood, Jr. 

" Stephen Buss. 

" Tabitha Hough. 



Mary, 


b. July 


27 


Samuel, 


" Aug. 


27, 


Samuel, 


" Jan. 


7 


John, 


" Mar. 


14 


Thomas, 


" Apr. 


3, 


Eunice, 


" Mar. 


29 


Abigail, 


" May 




Abigail, 


" May 


30 



SAMUEL CARTER,3 b. Woburn, 



Children: 










Samuel, 


b. 






1703; 


Eunice, 


»' 






1704, 


Nathaniel, 


" 






1706, 


Dorothy. 










Anna, 










Jonathan, 


b. 






1711, 


Ephraim, 


" 






1713, 


Oliver, 


" 






1715. 


Mary, 


it 






1719, 


Elizabeth, 


ti 






1722, 


Prudence, 


" 


Feb. 


22 


1723, 


Josiah, 


" 


Jan. 


26 


1726, 



338 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



1817; he m. 2d, Eunice Daggett, of Boston. He came from Bridgton, Me., was 
a trader in the lower village, Waterford, and lived between the villages west 
of Tom Pond. He d, Waterford; she is buried beside him. Inscription on his- 
tombstone, South Waterford: 

The wind passeth over him and he is gone, 

TO THE MEMORY OF 

MR. .JOHN CARTER, 

WHO DIED 

April 24, 1827, 
^ 39'. 

Alas! when the summons to sleep with the dead 
Is signed by the merciless fingers of death, 

Nor virtue, nor truth, can its influence shed. 
To arrest for a moment the fast ebbing breath. 

Col. JOSIAH CARTER,* b. Leominster, Mass., Jan. 26, 1726; m. 1745, Tabitha Hough; res. 
Leominster. He served in Capt. John Carter's mounted Co., detached from Col. Oliver Wilder's 
Regt., that marched to Springfield, Mass., on alarm at Fort William Henry, 1757; 1st Major in 
Col. Asa Whitcomb's Regt., Lexington alarm, 1775; Lt.-Col. in Col. Abijah Stearns' Regt., 1776; 
Lt.-Col. in Col. Josiah Whitney's Regt., and Col. 8th Worcester Co. Regt., 1779. Both d. Leomin- 
ster; he, Feb. 12, 1812; she, June 29, 1810. 
Children: 

b. Oct. 18, 1745; d. young. 

" Dec. HO, 1747; m. Josiah White. 



Tabitha, 
Tabitha, 
Josiah, 

JUDE, 

Sarah, 

Zerviah, 

Relief, 

Mary. 

Abijah, 

Jacob, 

Relief, 

James, 

Relief, 

Jonah, 



" Jan. 29, 1749, " Elizabeth Graves and Prudence England. 
" Mar. 8, 1751, " Polly Turner. 
" Apr. 26, 1753, " Elisha White. 
" Apr. 9, 1755; d. Jan. 8, 1807. 
" Mar. 26, 17.57, " young. 
" Apr. 20, 1759, " young. 
" Sept. 5, 1761; m. Nancy Warner. 
" Sept. 4, 1763, " Rachael Maynard. 
" Nov. 27, 1765; d. young. 
.'•' Dec. 12, 1768; m. Betsey Hale. 
" Oct. 21, 1770, " James .Toslin, Jr. 
" Jan. 26, 1772, " Lucy Joslin. 

ABIJAH CARTER,5 b. Leominster, Mass., Sept. 5, 1761; m. April, 1781, Nancy Warner, b, 
Leominster; farmer; Jaffrey, N. H., and Bridgton, Me. Private in Capt. Manasseh Sawyer's 
Co., in Col. Nicholas Dike's Regt., 1776; also, private in Lieut. Samuel Stickney's Co., in Col. 
Abijah Stearns' Regt., 1777; marched under Major Ebenezer Bridges to join Gen. Gates; also, 
private in Capt. Timothy Boutwell's Co., in Col. John Rand's Regt., 1780. He d. Bridgton, Apr. 
2, 1847 ; she d. Nov. 26, 1852. 



Children: 
Alpheus, 
Abijah, 
James, 
John, 
Levi, 
Henry, 
Otis, 
William, 
Joseph. 
Charles. 

Thomas Jeefebson, 
George, 
Nancy W., 
Sally, 
Betsey, 



b. Jaffrey; m. Rhoda Hale. 

" Oct. 29, 1783, Bridgton, " Sally Warner Hollis. 



1788, 
" Jun. 16, 1789, 
" Jan. 17, 1795, 
m. Lavinia Frost. 
" Julia Coburn. 



Pamelia Hamlin. 
Cynthia Kendal. 
Hannah Cochran. 



. Mary A. Webb. 
Sally Wright. 

Jesse Wyman and Capt. Abel Houghton. 
Levi Gilson. 
Joseph Atherton. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 339 

Children: 

262G.* Emerson Faulkner, b. Oct. 1810, Waterford. 

2627.* Henry, " Sept. 20, 1814. Bridgton. 

[897] LUTHER HAMLIN,- ( Bro. of Parmelia, ) 

b. South Waterford, Me., May 8. 1788; m. there, Apr. 7, 1812, Hannah,' dan. 
of Isaac and Abigail (Raymond) Kimball,* b. Sept. 24, 1781. He res. on his 
father's old farm, Waterford, where he d. Dec. 8, 1854. 
Ch. b. Waterford: 

2628.* George Kimball, Mar. 22, 1814. 

2629.* Calvin, May 18, 1816. 

2630. Luther, Feb. 5, 1818; d. Anson, Me., 1836. 

2631. Prescott, " Mar. 1, aged 1 year. 

2632. Mary GiDDiNGS, Aug. 27, 1823, " Aug. 12, 1827. 

[898] AMERICA HAMLIN," (Bro. of Parmelia,) 

b. South Waterford, Me., Nov. 10, 1790; m. 1815, Huldah Keyes, b. Acton, 
Mass., May 11, 1797; blacksmith in early Ufe, and worked in Acton with his 
father-in-law: took land near his father in South Waterford, and with his eldest 
son cleared one of the most level and beautiful farms in town, where he res., 
much respected, until his death; selectman; Gongs. Both d. Waterford. 

Inscriptions on their tombstones, South Waterford: 
AMERICA HAMLIN, Jr., 

DIED 

May 31, 1835, 
JE 45 years. 



HULDAH KEYES, 

WIFE OF 

AMERICA HAMLIN, Jr., 

DIED 

Feb. 24, 1882. 
M 84 yrs. 9 MOS. 

Rest in peaceful slumber, Rest. 

Ch. b. South Waterford: 

Nov. 20, 1816. 



2633.* 


Albert, 


2634.* 


Nancy, 


2635.* 


Maria, 


2636.* 


Almira Foster, 


2637. 


Elizbeth Tenney, 


2638. 


Walter, 


2639.* 


El>WIN, 


2640.* 


Laura Keyes. 




Sarah Jane, 



Aug. 1, 1818. 

Aug. 13, 1820. 

Sept. 26, 1822. 

Oct. 10, 1824. 

Apr. 25, 1826; d. Apr. 23, 1827. 

May 18, 1830. 

Feb. 2, 1832. 

June 5, 1834; unm. 



For Kimball see note 303. 



340 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[900] SALLY HAMLIN,' (Sister of Parmelia,) 

b. South Waterford, Me., June 25,1797: m. by Rev. Lincoln Ripley, Watei- 

foid, July 15, 1819, Jabez, son of Tbaddeus and Mary (Pollard) Brown,* b. 

Waterford, Dec. 13, 1791: farmer: Waterford. She d. Waterford, July 24, 1853; 

lie m. 2d, Eveline Hale. He d. Braintree, Ma.ss.. Feb. 6, 1870. 

Ch. b. Waterford: 



2642. 


Europe Hamlin, 


July 


:il, 


1820; 


d. 


Sept. 


21. 


1822. 


2643. 


Daniel Waldo, 


July 


26, 


1821, 


( ( 


Aug. 


26. 


1824. 


2644. 


Angbline, 


Jan. 


9, 


1823, 


i k 


.Sept. 


1, 


1824. 


2645. 


Angeline, 


Dec. 


6, 


1824, 


u 


Oct. 


18, 


1825. 


2646.* 


Fanny Hamlin, 


•Tan. 


1, 


1827, 


(( 


Sept. 


1, 


1901, 


2647.* 


Mahala, 


Nov. 


19, 


1828. 










2648. 


Makk Waldo, 


Jan. 


12, 


1830, 


u 


Mar. 


■n, 


1834. 


2649.* 


Angela, 


^iily 


12, 


1832. 










2650. 


CAROLINE FaRUAR. 


May, 




1834, 


• • 


Oct, 




1836. 


2651.* 


Clara Noyes, 


July 


12, 


1836. 










2652. 


Ma LINDA Flint, 


Oct. 


31, 


1838, 


ii 


July 


■^■^, 


1851. 


2653.* 


Caroline Louise, 


July 


18, 


1843. 











unm. 



J Illy 


1, 


1831. 




Oct. 


10, 


1832; 


d. May 12, 1837 


Feb. 


12, 


1835, 


" Mar. 24, 1867 


Jan. 


6. 


1839. 




Jan. 


31, 


1841. 





[901] SOPHIA HAMLIN,- (Sister of Parmalia,) 

b. South Waterford, Me., May 27, 1799; m. Dec. 5, 18.30, John, sonof William 

and Betsey ( Wheeler) Brown, t b. 1801: farmer; Waterford. She d. South 

Waterford, Mar. 16, 1866; he d. Sept. 2, 1867. 

Ch. b. Waterford; 
2654* RuFus Green, 

2655. Maranda, 

2656. Merrick, Feb. 12, 1835, " Mar. 24, 1867, unm. 
2657.* Dexter Bruce, 
2658.* Jane W., 

* Note :i07. THADDEUS BROWN, m. Mary Pollard; Rev. soldier; removed from Har- 
vard, Mass., and settled in Waterford, Me, 178(1; res. a mile east of Waterford Flat; a prominent 
men; farmer and dealer in land and timber. 

Children: 

Danik.l, b. 17S4; m. Ann Hamlin. 

Mai,b()ky. " 1789, '\ Nancy Scripture. 

.Iabez, " 1791. • Sally Hamlin. 

Susan. " 1794, • .lohn Meserve. 

Levi, •■ 179ii, ■' Caroline E. Farrar. 

Thaddeus, •' 1798. " Asenath Nourse. 

Mary, " 1800. " Elijah Flint. 

Mercy, " 1802, " Samuel Morrell. 

Sarah, " 1804, " Cyprian Hobbs. 

+ Note a08. WILLIAM liROWN, m. Betsey Wiieeler; removed from Stow, Mass.. and 
settled in Waterford, Me.; farmer; res. in the Gambo district; afterwards tavern keeper at 
Waterford Flat. 

Idren: 

Sophronia Barker. 

Phebe Sawin. 

Mrs. Lamson. 

Sophia Hamlin. 

Capt. Nathaniel Rounds. 

George Kimball. 

Frances C. Allen. 



Children: 




Samuel, 


1). 1792; 


.TOSIAH. 


•' 179.5, 


Cai.,vin, 


' 1797, 


.lOHN, 


• 1801, 


Betsey. 


■ 1803. 


Lucinda. 


■ 1806. 


Wir,i,[A.M. 


■ 1809, 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 341 

[902] SILAS HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Parmelia,) 

b. South Waterford, Me., Mar. 24, 1801; m. Waterford by Rev. John A. 
Douglas, Feb. 22. 1826, Martha, dau. of Joel and Naacy (Crombie) Atherton,* 
b. Jan. 3, 1804: fanner; Waterford. He d. East Milton, Mass., Feb. 13, 1885; 
she d. Waterford, Aug. 18, 1878. 



21, 1848. 





Ch. b. Waterford: 










2659.* 


Martha Melinda, 


Apr. 


4, 


1827. 




2660. 


Semantha, 


Nov. 


22, 


1829; 


d. Apr 


2661,* 


Mary Frances, 


Jan. 


14, 


1831. 




2662.* 


Julia, 


May 


29, 


1833. 




2663. 


Amelia, 


May 


29, 


1835: 


d. Nov 


2664.* 


Charles America, 


Aug. 


14, 


1837. 




2665.* 


Areannah, 


Dec. 


14, 


1841. 




2666.* 


Ellen Koziltha, 


July 


25, 


1843. 




2667.* 


Frederick Milton, 


Jan. 


5, 


1847. 




2668. 


Silas Prescott, 


June 


18, 


1849; 


inirn. 1 



8, 1850. 



1902. 

[903] LE\MS HAMLIN,- (Bro. of Parmelia, ) 

b. South Waterford, Me., Apr. 17, 1805. He went from homewlien a young 
man, and is supposed to have died abroad. 

[904] FANNY P. HAMLIN," (Sister of Parmelia,) 

b. South Waterford, Me.. Aug. 1, 1811; m. William,' son of Daniel and 

Elizabeth (Giddings) Burnham,t b. Bridgton, Me., June 4, 1805; res. Bridgton: 

later in Watertown. Mass., where both died. 
No issue. 

[905] WILLIAM HENRY HAMLIN.' (Bro. of Parmelia,) 

b. South Waterford. Me., Jan. 22, 1817; m. Brown, b. Sweden, Me. She 

died and he remarried; farmer; Bridgton: Methodist; very devout and gifted 

in prayer. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

2669. Clara. 

2670.* Ella. 

[907] JOHN PARK,' (Lydia Hamlin,« Eleazer,'' Benjamin,* Eleazer," 
James,2i) b. Groton, Mass., 1787; m. Sept. 9, 1811, Ann Shirtlefl, b. 1793: 

res. in that part of Groton, now Ayer, Mass.: he was killed on Fitchburg R. R., 

April 20, 1848. She d. Oct., 1882. 

* Note 309. JOEL ATHERTON. b. 1764; ra. 1791. Nancy Crombie; a Rev. soldier; removed 
from Einge, N. H., 1793, and settled on Temple Hill, Waterford, Me. See note 16r). 
Children: 

William, Ik 1791 ; killed by falling of a tree. 

Crombie. " 1793; m. Mary Wheeler. 

Nancy. " 179.5, " Eber Stone. 

Harriet. " 1797, " Col. John Atherton. 

Betsey. '1799. ■ William Monroe. Jr. 

Rebecca. -1801, " Simon Stevens. 

Patty. " 1804, " Silas Hamlin. 

Mary, " 1806, " Luke Moore. 

Sally, " 1809, " Sumner Kimball. 

Julia, '• 1812, ' Oliver Atherton. 

+ Note 310. DANIEL BURNHAM.e (Sarah Giddings.s Thomas,^ Williams.^ Thonias.'i 
(ieorge.i) b. 1767: came from Essex, Mass. to Bridgton, Me. 



342 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. prob. b. Groton: 



2671.* 


John, 


Aug. 


27, 


1812. 


2672.* 


Sally Ann, 


Sept. 


14, 


1814. 


2673.* 


Catherine Jane, 


July 


28, 


1822. 


2674.* 


Stuart James, 


Aug. 


24, 


1824. 


2675. 


William, 


July 


5, 


1827; d. Oct. 17, 1855, unm 


2676. 


Cyrus Hamlin, 


Jan. 


30, 


1834; " Dec. 3, 1837. 



2677. Charles Robinson, ISfov. 16, 1835, " Nov. 28, 1837. 

[909] SARAH PARK,' (Sister of John,) 

b. Groton, Mass., 1791; m. Nathaniel Stone, b. Groton, Apr. 8, 1787. She^ 
d, Groton, Mar. 8, 1815. 

[912] FRANCIS Hx\MLIN,' (Eleazer,«5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,a 
b. Waterford, Me., Nov. 2, 1791: m. 1st, Standish, Me., Rebecca, dau. of 
Eliphalet and Jane Parker, b. Standish, Feb. 6, 1791; who d. Sweden, Me., Jan. 
30, 1819; m. 2d, Sweden, Mrs. Betsey ( Winship) Harding, b. 1789: who d. Sweden, 
Oct. 6, 1842; m. 3d, Waterford, Elvira, dau. of Moses and Ellen (Buck) Bis-bee, 
of Waterford, b. 1806: who d. Sweden, Jan. 8, 1875; fanner; Sweden. He 
received a common school education, and taught school when a young man: 
selectman; Methodist; an ardent Abolitionist. He willed his farm to his last 
wife and her children. He d. .Sweden, Jan. 31, 1855. 
Ch. by 1st wife, b. Standish: 
2678.* Francis, Nov. 21, 1817. 

Ch. by 2d wife, b. Sweden: 

2679.* Albert V. 

2680.* William, Jan. 31, 1825. 

2681.* John Winship. 

2682.* Sarah Bancroft. 

2683. Betsey, d. aged 15 years. 

Ch. by 3d wife, b. Sweden: 

2684.* Charles B., Dec. 16, 1843. 

2685.* MelvinM., Aug. 7, 1845. 

2686.* Elvira B., Feb. 5, 1847. 

[915] ADDISON HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Francis,) 

b. Waterford, Me., Feb. 17, 1798; m. Sweden, Me., Nov. 29, 1820, Betsey 
Kneeland, of Sweden, b. Nov. 1798; farmer: res. near his brother Francis, 
Sweden; removed to Milan, N. H.; Calvinist Baptists. He d. Waterford, Oct. 
28, 1871; she d. Milan, Dec. 23, 1884. 

Ch. b. Sweden: 

2687,* John, May 3, 1822. 

2688. Henry P.. Sept. 21, 1827; d. Aug. 28, 1831. 

2689.* Cyrus Dexter, Jan. 22, 1829. 

2690.* Susannah, April 17, 18:M. 

[916] .JOHN HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Francis,) 

b. South Waterford, Me., Mar. 15, 1800; m. 1st, Sweden, 1824, Mary Evans, 
b. Sweden, .luly 5, 1800; who d. Dec. 26, 1839; m. 2d, Sweden, 1840, Caroline 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



343 



Evans, b. Sweden, Dec. 13, 1813; who d. Jan. 8, 1850; m. 3d, Harrison, Me., Mary 
Rich: farmer; Sweden, until 1861, then Harrison, Me., where lie d. Sept 25, 
1875; his widow survived him. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Sweden: 



2691. 

2692. 

2693.* 

2694.* 

2695. 

2696.* 
2697.* 
2698. 
2699. 



JoHJ^ Waldo, 
Mary Eltza, 
Mary Elizabeth, 
Joshua Gtamage, 
Samuel Plummer, 
Ch. by 2d wife: 

Abigail Kn^ight, 
Eliza Knight, 
James Wellington, 
Anna Wiley, 



Dec. 5, 1826; d. Apr. 15, 15, 1853, unm. 

Oct., 1827, "in infancy. 

Jan. 31, 1830. 

June 2, 1836. 

Aug., • 1837, " " " 

b. Aug. 28, 1841. 

" Sept. 12, 1843. 

" Oct., 1845. 

" Oct., 1847. 



[9181 WILLIAM HAMLIN,- (Bro. of Francis,) 

b. Waterford, Me., June 29, 1804; m. there, June 6, 1830, Louisa, dau. of 
Daniel and Sarah (Kimball*) Billlngs,t b. Waterford, Apr. 13, 1807; farmer and 
lumberman; Waterford. Both d. there: he, July 23, 1880: she, May 30, 1885. 
Ch. b. Waterford: 

Oct. 
Dec. 
Mar. 

Aug. 
Aug. 
Aug. 



2700. 

2701. 

2702.* 

2703.* 

2704.* 

2705.* 

2706. 

2707. 

2708. 

2709.* 



Caroline A., 
Augusta A., 
Annie L., 
Charles Calvin, 
Dana B., 
Edw^ard L., 
George W., 
John, 
James M., 
Henry J., 



15, 18.30: d. July 20, 1843. 
18, 1831, " June 29, 1833. 



9, 1834. 
1, 1837. 
22, 1839. 
29. 1841. 
June 22, 1843, 
May 5, 1845, 
Mar., 1848, 
July 5, 1850. 



Jan. 24, 1869. 

young. 

Sept. 28, 1851. 



[919] DAVID TILDEN HAMLEN,^ (Bro. of Francis,) 

b. Waterford, Me., Jan. 4, 1807; married Harriet, dau. of James and Delight 
(Gilbert) Robbins,^ b. Waterford, Mar. 16, 1805: farmer; res. on his father's old 
farm, Waterford, where his children were bOrn; removed to Milan, N. H., 
1851; Methodist. Both d. Milan; he, May 15, 1869; she, Mar. 5, 1887. 

* For Kimball see notes 254 and 303. 

+ Note 311. DANIEL BILLINGS, b. 1780; m. Sarah, Mau. of Isaac and Abijjail (Raymond) 
Kimball, b. 1780; carpenter; removed from Temple, Mass., settled on Temple Hill, Waterford, 



Me. 



lived afterwards in in Waterford, lower village. 
Children: 



Louisa, 
Cakoline, 
George C. 
Maria, 
James R., 
John D., 
Miranda. 



m. William Hamlin. 

" G. P. Wheeler. 

" Rebecca Whitcomb. 

" Calvin Houghton. 

" Esther Clark. 

" Esther Knowlton. 



% Note 312. JAMES BOBBINS, b. 1767; ra. Delight Gilbert, b. Sharon, Mass., 1770; remov- 
ed from Watertown, Ma^s., to Waterford, Me., 1798, and res. in the southwest part of town until 
1851; removed to Milan, N. H. 



344 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Ch. b. Waterford: 










2710.* 


Dayid Tilden, 


May 


23, 


1835. 




2711. 


James Gilbert, 


Sept. 


10, 


1839; 


d. Sept., 1844, 


2712.* 


Ellen Elizabeth, 


Mar 


14, 


1841. 




2713.* 


Charles Gilbert, 


Mar. 


26, 


1847. 




2714. 


Lydia Maria, 


Sept. 


25, 


1848, 


" Mar. 31, 1862 



2715.* Harriet Frances, Mar. 4, 1849. 



[921] ELEAZER HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Francis,) 

b. Waterford, Me., Sept. 4, 1811; m. there, Dec. 1, 1845, Mary Ann, dau. of 

Artemas and Polly (Haskell) Hapgood, b. Waterford, Nov. 23, 1814: farmer; 

Waterford; Methodist. Both d. Waterford; he, June 26, 1886; she, Mar. 23,. 

1893. 

Two children, d. young. 

[922J ELSIE STONE,' (Mary Hamlin," Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ 
James,2i) b. Waterford, Me., Jan. 12, 1790; m. Dec. 2, 1818, her cousin. Major 
Theodore, son of Jonathan and Catherine (Willard) Stone,''* [884] b. Jan. 29,. 
1788; she d. Apr. 10, 1837; he m. 2d, June 18, 1839, Almira Hamlin; res. on his- 
father's old home place, Waterford; afterwards east of Tom Pond. He was a 
militia officer, and was elected Captain of the Waterford cavalry company, a 
compliment to his military career, which he declined. 
Ch. b. Waterford: 

2716. Saphronia, Sept. 8, 1819; d. Aug. 26, 1823. 

2717.* Catherine, July 16, 1822. 

2818.* Saphronia, Nov. 27, 1825. 

2719. Mary, Aug. 29, 1827, " May 19, 1828. 

[923 A] HANNIBAL STONE,^ (Bro. of Elsie,) 

b. Waterford, Me., 1792. He was an invalid; never married; d. Waterford, 
Nov. 11, 1872. 

[923 B] Hon. ELIJAH LIVERMORE HAMLIN,^ (Cyrus,^ Eleazer,^ 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ Jaraes,2i) b. Livermore, Me., Mar. 29, 1800; m. Oct, 
16, 1825, Eliza Bradley,* dau. of Isaac and Mrs. Elizabeth Clark (Bradley) nee 

Children: 

■ Lydia, b. 1799; m. Jonathan Longley. 

Delight, " 1801. 

Alonzo, " 1803; m. Cynthia Willard, Sarah Kimball and Sophia KimbalL 

Harriet, " 1805, " David T. Hamlin. 

James, " 1809. 

JosiAH, '■' 1811; m. Ellen Brown. 

Elizabeth, " 1816, " Luther H. Houghton. 

* Note 313. For Jonathan Stone see note 162. 

JONATHAN STONE, 2d, m. Catharine Willard. He came from Harvard, Mass., to 
Waterford, Me. 

Children: 

Theodore, m. Elsie Stone and Almira Hamlin. 

Sylvia, " Amos Saunders. 

William, " Susan Hamlin. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



345 



Dyer, Choate,* of Salem, Mass.; b. Ipswich, Aug. 20, 1798. He graduated from 
Brown University, 1819, and received the degree of A. M. fromWaterville College, 
1823; lawyer; settled at South Waterford. Tlie late Hon. Henry Carter, of 
Haverhill, wrote in 1893: "My father took quite an Interest in him, and built 
him a small office in South Waterford village, and he there commenced the 
practice of law and taught the village school in winter, which I attended. I 
was often in his office, and he would pet and talk to me. He loaned me Kobin- 
son Crusoe to read, and from time to time examined me to learn how well I 
comprehended it. When 1 came to that part where Crusoe built a boat so large 
that he could not get it into the water, he gave me an impressive talk that I 
never forgot. He said 'Now rememV)er, my boy, never build any boats that you 
cannot get into the water. Lots of folks in this world do it; they start in 
without looking to see where they will bring up. Look ahead, my boy, and see 
what the end will be.' " 

"He was a man of very impressive appearance, a little larger than his 
brother, Hannibal, quite as dark in complexion, with heavy eyebrows; sharp, 
piercing black eyes, and full of fun and humorous stories. He was as loyal to 



John, 


b. 


Jun. 


15, 


1661; 


m 


Margaret, 










m 


Samuel, 










" 


Mary, 


b. 


Aug. 


16 


1666; 


d. 


Thomas. 








1671; 


m 


Sarah, 










'• 


Joseph, 


b. 






1678, 


■' 


Benjamin, 


" 






1680, 





Lnah Burnham, 1743. 
Mrs. Mary Calef, 1734; Mrs. Han- 



* Note 314. JOHN CHOATE.i bap. Grotou, Boxford, England, June 6, 1624; m. 1660, Anne, 
b. 1637; he came to America, 1643, aged 19, and settled in Chebacco, Ipswich, Mass. He was son 
of Robert and Sarah Choate; was called "Sergeant." He d. Dec. 4, 1695; she Feb. 16, 1727. 

Children: 

Elizabeth Graves, 1684; Elizabeth Giddings, 1690; Mrs. 
Sarah Perkins, 1723; Mrs. Prudence Marshall, 1733. 
Abraham Fitts. 
Mary Williams, 
before 1691. 
Mary Varney, 1690; 
John Burnham. 

Rebecca 

Abigail Burnham. 

Capt. THOMAS CHOATE, 2 b. Chebacco, 1671; m. Ist, 1690, Mary, dau. of Thomas and 
At)lgail (Proctor) Varney. b. Ipswich, 1669, who d. Nov. 19. 1733; m. 2d, Sept. 24, 1734, Mary, wid. 
of Dr. Joseph Calef; m. 3d, Nov. 9, 1743, Mrs. Hannah Burnham, b. 1692, whod. Oct. 2, 1782. He 
res. Hog Island, Chebacco; Rep. 1723-5 and 1727; he d. Mar. 31, 1745. 
Children: 

m. John Burnham. [liiichael Lufkin. 

" Elizabeth Burnham, Mrs. Sarah Marshall and Mrs. 
" Par leer Dodge. 
" Mariam Poole. 
" .Tolm Boardman. 
" Hannah Perkins. 
" Joseph Rust and Isaac Martin. 
" Elizabeth Greenlcaf. 
" Rev. Amos Cheever. 
Capt. THOMAS CHOATE,3 b. June 7, 1693; m. 1st, Elizabeth, dau. of John and Sarali 
Burnham, b. Chebacco, who d. ; m. 2d, Oct. 1, 1738, Mrs. Sarah Marsliall, who d. ; m. 3d, May II, 
1769, Rachael. wid. of Thomas Lufkin, and dau. of lohn and Ruth (Wheeler) Riggs, b. Glouces- 
ter, Mass., Aug. 30, 1704. He res. Chebacco, where he d. Aug. 22, 1774. 
Children : 

Patience Roberts. 

Abigiiil Haskell and Dorothy Proctor. 

Abigail Burnham and Ruth Lufkin. 

Joseph Perkins. 

Eunice Giddings. 

Mary Low and Mrs. Elizabeth Potter. 

Jolui Poster, Samuel Low and Enoch Haskell. 

David Low. 



Anne, 


b. May 22, 1691 ; 


Thomas, 


" Jun. 7, 1693, 


Mary, 


•' Mar. 18, 1695, 


John, 


" July 25, 1697, 


Abigail, 


" Oct. 20, 1699, 


Francis, 


" Sept. 13, 1701, 


Rachel, 


" Nov. 8, 1703, 


Ebenezer, 


" Mar. 10, 1706, 


Sarah, 


" July 24, 1708, 



JOSIAH, 


b. Sept. 


16, 


1715; 


Thomas, 


• Oct. 


8, 


1718, 


Humphrey, 


• Nov. 


9, 


1720, 


Elizabeth. 


'• Aug. 


2. 


1723, 


Jeremiah. . 


" July 


16, 


17.25, 


Stephen, 


■• Nov. 


1, 


17.27, 


Mary, 


■' June 


20, 


1731, 


Abigail, 


•■ July 


18, 


1734. 



346 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

the Whig party as his brother tu the Democrats. If his party had been in 
power I thinlf he would liave been quite as conspicuous as liis brother." He 
read law with Gov. Enoch Lincoln; removed to Columbia, Me., 1829; represen- 
tative, 1830-2; State Senator, 1833; removed to Bangor, 1835; State Land Agent, 
1838-41; Representative, 1846-7; Whig candidate for Governor, 1848-9; Mayor of 
Bangor, 1851-2; U. S. Commissioner under the Ashburton treaty to define the 
fishery limits between the U. S. and England, 1854: State Senator, 1858-9: Exec- 
utive Councillor. 

The Whig party was not a success in Maine, and lie was not so successful in 
being elected to office as his brotlier Hannibal, who was then a Democrat. The 
organization of the Eepublicans placed .both in the same party. The writer 
remembers that at a political mass meeting in Stoneham, Me, 1856, at which 
he and Hannibal Hamlin were speakers, he said, that while he was as black a 
Republican as any, lie was born nine years t(jo soon, (he was nine years older 
than Hannibal) for it had been his fortune, in politics, to beat the bush while 
Hannibal caught the bird. President Bangor Savings Bank; also of Penobscot 
Mutual Fire Insurance Co.; a man of strict integrity, possessing a high sense 
of lionor; of marked ability, a good lawyer and well up in other departnientsof 
knowledge; was devoted to historical and other scientific investigations. Prof. 
Charles E. Hamlin, of Waterville College, said of him in 1872, that he was the 
best antiquarian in Maine. 

In 1820, while a student, he discovered the famous Mount Mica mineral 
deposit, since celebrated as containing valuable tourmalines and otlier precious 
gems. The poet of the Paris, Maine, Centennial, paid him this tribute: 

" Two others ran witliout success, (for governor) 
Whose names were worthy, you'll confess. 
For highest honors of the state. 
And would have graced the Governor's seat. 
First on the list, I think, was he 
Who, were he living, here would be; 
He fondly loved his native town. 
As his whole record well has shown; 
He helped Mount Mica to explore. 
And treasures found unknown before; 
He for the Paris tourmaline 
Prepared tlie way its fame to win. 
Elijah Hamlin led the Whigs, 
As well as when a youth the jigs. 
The only reason of his bluff 
Was that he gained not votes enough — 
A fault not his, but of the folk 
Who then adhered to J. K. Polk. 
Democracy in this man's day. 
Was always sure to have its way." 

Member N. E. Hist. Gen. So., Boston; Trustee Waterville College, 1841-7; 
member Me. Hist. So., 1859. Both d. Bangor; he, July 17, 1872: she, Aug. 28, 
1886. 



Hon. STEPHEN CHOATE,* b. Nov. 1, 1727; m. 1st, Nov. 23, 1751. Mary.'dau. of David and 
Susanna Low, b. Chebacco, April 24, 1726, wlio d. Ipswicli, Aug. 22. 17(i9; m. 2d, .Tune 7, 1770, Mrs. 
Elizabeth Potter, dau. of Isaac and Rachael (Choate) Martin, b. 1739, who d. April 29, 1814. He 
res. Chebacco; member Com. of Correspondence, 1774; Rep. 1776-9; delegate to State Const. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 347 

Ch. b. Columbia, Me.: 



2720.* 


Adeline, 


Aug. 


11, 


1826. 


2721. 


Elizabeth. 


Jan. 


i, 


1828; d. Mar. 31, 1838 


2722.* 


Augustus Choate, 


Aug. 


28, 


1829. 


2723.* 


.lULIA, 


•Feb. 


27, 


1832. 



[924] Dr. CYRUS HAMLIN," (Bio. of Elijah L.) 

b. Livermore, Me., July 16, 1802; Ensign Paris Rifle Co., 1827; graduated 
from Maine Medical School, 1828; settled Calais, Me.; physician: President St. 
Croix Bank: removed to Galveston, Texas, where he died May, 1839, unmarried. 

[926] ANNA HAMLIN.' (Sister of Elijah L.) 

b. Livermore, Me.. July 11, 1805: m., Jan. 29, 1851, Hon. Daniel, son of 
Thaddeus and Mary (Pollard) Brown,* of Waterford, b. Harvard, Mass., 1784; 
merchant: Waterford; Town Clerk, 1821-5; member legislature, 1824, as a Na- 
tional Republican; selectman, 1830-2; treasurer, 1837-43, 1845, 1851, 1857. He d. 
June 30, 1864; she resided Paris, Me, 1887. 

[927] VESTA HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Elijah L.) 

b. Paris, Me., June 6, 1808; m. Jan. 1, 1833, Dr. Job, son of Capt. James and 
Jerusha (Rawsonf) Holmes, J b. Oxford, Me., Oct. 17, 1799. Graduated from 
Maine Medical School, 1825-6; practiced at Paris, Me., 1826-34, when he removed 

Conv. 1779; member of Council, 1780; State Senator, 1781-97; Councillor, 1797-180;S; County Treas- 
urer. 1793-1812.(?) He d. Oct. 19, 1815. 

Children: 

Stephen, b. Nov. 2, 1752; m. Elizabeth Patch. 

Mary, " Sept. 3, 1754, " Nehemiah Brown. 

Elizabeth, " Dec. 22, 17.57, " Nathaniel Kinsman. 

Lydia, " 1758; d. young. 

Martha, ' ' Aug. 14, 1760; m. Thomas Hodgkins. 

Susanna, '• Sept. 1, 1762, " George Choate. 

.John. ' Feb. 5, 1765, " Elizabeth Baker and Mary Cogswell. 

David. " May 11, 1767, " Sarah Appleton. 

Mariam. " ,Jun. 19, 1769; d. Aug. 25, 1850. 

Amos, " Aug. 28. 1771, " Aug. 1775. 

Isaac. ' Oct. 20,1772; m. Mrs. Elizabeth Clark (Dyer) Bradley. 

Amos, " Dec, 10, 1775. " Lucy Smith and Mehitable Neal. 

Lydia, " Sept. 29, 1777, " Ephraim Kendall. 

ISAAC CH0ATE,5 b. Ipswich, Oct. 20, 1772; m. Mrs. Elizabeth Clark (Dyer) Bradley, b. 
Paris, Me., May 5, 1777; res. Paris. It is supposed he was lost at sea, and liis only child was 
adopted by his brotiier Amos, of Salem, Mass. 
Child: 

Elizabeth Bradley, b. Aug. ;2(), 1798; m. Elijah L. Hamlin. 

t'or Brown see notes 307 and 308. 

$ Note 315. Capt. JAMES HOLMES, b. Plymouth, Mass.; m. Jerusha,'^ dau. of Ebenezer 
and Sarah (Chase) Rawson, of Sutton, Mass. ; settled at Hebron, now O.xford, Me. 9 children. 

+ Note .316. EDWARD RAWSON.i b. Gillingham, Dorset, Eng., Apr. 16, 1613; descended 
from Sir Edward Rawson; m. Rachael, dau. of Thomas Perne and granddau. of Tliomas Hooker, 
whose wife wassisterof Edmund Grindal. archbishop of Canterbury, during the reign of Queen 
Elizabeth; Rawson came to New England. 1636-7: settled in Newbury, .Mass.; representative to 
the General court many years; secretary Mass. Bay Colony 16.50-86; and held other positions; 
12 children, 7 daughters and 5 sons; his eldest child, a daughter, m. in England; his sons. Ed- 
ward, David, b. May 6, 1644, and .Tohn, went to England and settled there; two daughters d. 
young; four married in Boston, respectively to William Aubray, Rev. Samuel Torrey, of Wey- 
mouth, Thomas Rumsey, and Thomas Broughton; two sons, William and Grindal, settled In 
this country. 



348 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



to Calais, Me., where he had a large and successful practice until his death: 
Town Clerk of Paris. Both d. Calais; he suddenly of heart disease, Mar. 1, 1864; 
she, Maj' 7, 1885. 

Ch. b. Calais: 



2724.* 
2725. 

2726.* 
2727. 
2728.* 
2729.* 



Agnes, 

Anna Livermore, 
Ellen Vesta, 
Cyrus Hamlin, 
Frank Pierpoint, 
Walter Hamlin, 



Apr. 12, 1837. 

Nov. 3, 1838: resides Calais. 

Mar. 14, 1840. 

Dec. 1, 1841: d. Oct. 3, 1842. 

Aug. 14, 1843. 

June 23, 1854. 



WILLIAM EAWS0N,2 b. May 21, 1651; m. July 11, 1673, Ann, dau. of Nathaniel and Ann 
(Smith) Glover. Ann Smith was only child of Mr. Quartermaster Smith by his first wife. (It is 
a singular fact that he had another dau. Ann by a second wife,) b. Toxteth, Lancashire, Eng., 
1630; where her parents lived under the ministry of Eev. Richard Mather; they embariced from 
Bristol for New England, April, 1635, and settled in IJorchester, Mass. Ann m. Nathaniel, son 
of Hon. John Glover, of Dorchester, and had Nathaniel and Ann; she m. 2d, Gov. Thomas 
Hinkley, of Barnstable (see notes 81 & 83.) Wm. Eawson lived in Boston, Dorchester and Brain: 
tree, Mass. 



Children : 




Ann, 


b. Apr. 11, 1674, Boston; d. infancy. 


Wilson, 


1675, 


Margaret, 


" Aug. 1, 1676, 


Edward, 


" Sept. 6, 1677, 


Edward, 


" Aug. 29, 1678, 


Rachael, 


" Oct. 16, 1679, 


Dorothy, 


" Aug. 8, 1681, 


William, 


" Dec. 2, 1682, " ni. Sarah Crosby. 


David, 


" Dec. 13, 1683, " " Mary Gulliver. 


Dorothy. 


" Jun. 19, 1686, " d. young. 


Ebenezer, 


1687, Dorchester; d. Aug. 28, 1691, 


Thankful, 


" Aug. 6, 1688. " " Aug. 21, 1688. 


Nathaniel, 


1689, Braintree; m. Hannah Thompson. 


Ebenezer, 


" July 24, 1691, ." d. young. 


Edward, 


" Jan. 27, 1692, " m. Preserved Bailey. 


Ann, 


" Aug. 28, 1693, " d. infancy. 


Patience, 


" Nov, 8, 1694, " " Nov. 14, 1694. 


Pelatiah, 


" July 2, 1696, " m. Hannah Hall. 


Grindal, 


" Aug. 2-1, 1697, " d. infancy. 


Mary, 


1698, 


DAVID RAWSON 


,3 b. Boston, Dec. 13, 1683; m. Mary, dau. of Capt. John Gulliver, of 


Milton; res. on his father's farm, near Neponset Bridge, Quincy; he d. April 20, 1752; his wife 


survived him. 




Children: . 




David, b. 


Sept. 14, 1714; m. Mary Dyer. 


Jonathan, 


Dec. 26, 1715, •' Susanna Stone. 


Elijah, 


Feb. 5, 1717, " Mary Paddock. 


Mary " 


I\fl«-,r Of) 1710 a "Winr^l-in^f f>t- 




i'lM'.y (iw, ijio, vv luciiesLei . 


Hannah, 


Apr. 2, 1720; d. July 24, 1726. 


Silence, 


Jun. 12, 1721, " Aug. 17, 1721. 


Ann, 


July 30, 1722; m. Samuel Bass. 


Elizabeth, 


Nov. 30, 1723, " Peter Adams. 


.lOSIAH, 


.Ian. 31, 1727, " Hannah Bass. 


Jerusha, 


Dec. 21,1729, " Eaton. 


Lydja, 


Jan. 17, 1731, " Samuel Ba.xter. 


Ebenezer, 


May 31, 1734, " Sarah Chase. 



EBENEZER RAWSON.4 b. May 31, 1734; m. Sarah, dau. of Hon. Samuel Chase, of 
Cheshire, N. H. ; farmer; settled in Sutton; a man of genius and extensive historical attain- 
ments; six feet in height, slender, with broad shoulders, open countenance, arjuiline nose, high 




Zu^ cui^-^^»^^-->J ^^^ ZC; ^=^<- ^^-^..^^^ 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 349 

[928] Hon. HANNIBAL HA^NILIN," (Bro. of Elijah L.,) 
b. Paris, Me., Aug. 27, 1809: m., 1st, Dec. 10, 1833, Sarah Jane, dau. of Hon. 
Stephen and Sallj^ (Stowell) Emery,* b. Hallowell, Me., Nov. 2, 1815, who d. 
Hampden, Me., Apr. 17, 1855; m., 2d, Paris, Sept. 25, 1856, Ellen Vesta, dau. of 
Hon. Stephen and Jeannette (Loring) Emery, b. Paris, Sept. 14,1835. "The 
Life and Times of Hannibal Hamlin," was published by his grandson, Charles 
E.Hamlin, 1899, and we shall notice only the principal events of his life. His 
boyhood was passed upon the farm and at the district school. His parents were 
not in affluent circumstances, and the lad was early trained to habits of indus- 
try and economy. He was prepared for Hebron Academy, but his father's 
sudden death In 1829 obliged him to relinquish a collegiate education and assume 
management of the farm until his majority; when in company with Horati(» 
King, they purchased the Jcjf'crsonian^ a political newspaper published at Paris. 
Desiring to acquaint himself with every detail of the business, he applied him- 
self to learning the printers' art, and soon became an expert compositor. At 
the end of six months he sold his interest in the paper to his partner and read 



projecting forehead, acute preceptive faculties, elastic step, rapid and easy motion, great con- 
versational powers, the delight of every circle; his mind was rich in reading, and his reflexions 
brilliant, his memory a storehouse of facts, always a.t his command, an antiquarian; his word 
was as good as his bond ; he became attached to the Quakers. 
Cliildren: 

Prudence. b. Dec. 24. 17.i8; m. Stephen Murch. 

Lydi.\. " Apr. 23, 1760, " Daniel Bullen. 

Ebenezer, " Dec. 22, 1761, " Elizabeth Taylor. 

Sarah, " Mar. 16, 1763, " Samuel Kobinson. 

Abner, " Mar. 2, 1765, " Abigail Fuller and Widow Poor. 

John, " .Tun. 1, 1767; d. young. 

Jerusha, " Oct. 13.1769; m. Capt. James Holmes. 

Samuel. " Sept. 4, 1771, " Polly Freeland. 

Elizabeth, " Jun 5,1774. " .Jacob Dodge. 

Marmaduke, " Apr. 18, 1777. 

NizAULA. " Apr. 18, 1777; m. Timothy Hutchinson. 

Mary, " .luly 5, 1779, " Sullivan Bridgham and Thomas lirown. 

Clarissa, " Feb. 26. 17S2. 

Abigail, " May 11, 1786; m. Daniel Adarbs. 

.JEKUSHA RAWSON,5 b. Sutton, N. H., Oft. 13, 1769; m. Capt. James Holmes; farmer; 
Hebron, Me. 

Ch. b. Hebron: 

James Stewart, Nov. 13,1792; m. Jane Shaw Patten. 
Salmon, 1795, " Abigail Blake. 

Cyrus, May 12,1798, " Fidelia Blake. 

Job, Oct. 17, 1799, " Vesta Hamlin. 

Eleazer Austin, Jan. 9, 1802, " Sarah E. Benson. 

Ebenezer Rawson, Jan. 9, 1802, " Louisa Abigail Fuller Rawson. 

-Ierusha, Jan. 22, 1804, " Lyman Rawson. 

John Sullivan, Feb. 2, 1806, " Sarah Ann Clark. 

Freeland, Jun. 3, 1808; d. 1870. 

* Note 317. JOHN EMERY and wife Agnes, of Ramsey, Hauts, England. 

JOHN EMERY.i son of above, b. England, Sept. 29, 1598, sailed from Southampton, Apr. 
3, 163.5, witl) liis brother Anthony, tlieir wives and one or two children, each, in tlie ship James, 
of London and landed at Boston. June 3, 1635, and soon went to Newbury. Mass. Freeman, .lune 
2, 1641 ; m. 1st, England, Mary, who d., Newbury. April. 1649; m. 2d, Oct. 29, I6.-1O, Mrs. Mary, wid. 
of John Webster, of Ipswich, Mass., nee Shatswell. He d. Newbury, Nov. :i. Ir.s3: will. .M:iy I, 
1680; she d. Apr. 28, 1694. 4 children. 

Sergt. JOHN EMERY,2 b. England, 1628; m. Oct. 2, 1648. Mary. dau. of John and Mary 
(Shatswell) AVebster; came to Newbury with his parents, 1635; freeman, 16«1; selectman, 1670-3: 
tythingman, 1679; way warden, 1679; will, Aug. 3, 1693. 13 children, b. Newbury. 



350 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

t 

law. In January, 1833, he was admitted to the bar in Paris, and the following 
May began the practice in Hampden, Me., at once taking liigh rank as a lawyer 
and acquiring an enviable reputation as a public speaker. He practiced in 
Hampden until 1848. He was a member of tlie Maine Legislature, 1836-40 and 
1847. Speaker of the House, 1837, '39 and '40. He received the Democratic 
nomination for Congress in 1840, and during the exciting Harrison campaign 
lield joint discussions with his competitor, being the first to introduce that 
practice into the state. In 1842 he was elected to Congress as a Democrat, and 
re-elected 1844; was chosen U. S. Senator, 1848, to fill the vacancy occasioned by 
the death of Hon. John Fairfield, and re-elected 1851. Elected Governor of 
Maine by an overwhelming Republican majority, 1856, and resigned his seat in 
the Senate. Less than a month after his inauguration he resigned the office of 
Governor, liaving again been cliosen U. S. Senator. He was prominent in the 
Senate, serving on important committees, and was regarded as one of tlie lead- 
ers in tlie business of that body until 1861, when he resigned, liaving been 
elected Vice-President of the U. S. on the ticket witli Abraham Lincoln, and 
served 1861-5. 

He was appointed Collector of the Port of Boston, 1865, but resigned the 
following year, not being in accord witli the policy of the President, Andrew 
.Jolinson, from wliom he received his appointment. He was again elected and 
re-elected U. S. Senator, serving from 1869 to '81. Appointed Minister to Spain, 
June, 1881, but resigned the following year. Returned and retired to liis home 
in Bangor, Me. 

Senator Hamlin, althougli a Democrat, was. an anti-slavery man, and so 
strong were his convictions that they Anally led him to separate from that 
party. Among the significant incidents of his long career of nearly fifty years 
in public life, may be mentioned the fact that in the temporary absence of the 

.lOHN EMERY,3 b. Newbury, Sept. 12, 1656; m. 1st, .June 13, 16S:j, Mary, dau. of William 
and Ruth Sawyer, 1). July 29, 1660, who d. Nov. 3, 1699; m. 2d, May 27, 1700, Abigail Bartlett; m. 
3d, Dec. 7, 1723, Mary March. He d. July 14,, 1730. S children. 

Lieut. JOHN EMERY,* b. Newbury, Sept. 29, 16S6; m. Dec. .30, 1714, Mehitable, dau. of 
Henry and Ann (Longfellow) Short. He d. June 30, 1750; she, June 11, 1773. 11 children. 

MOSES EMERY,5 b. Oct 12, 171.5; m. Mar. 24, 173S, Lydia,* dau. of Ensign Stephen,^ 
(John,2i) and Ruth (.faques) Emery, b. July 29,1717. He d. Apr. 11, 1789; she, July 11, ISOO. 
10 children. 

MOSES EMERY,6 b. Newbury. Jan. 31, 1745; m. Ruth Bodwell, of Methuen, Mass., b. Feb. 
13, 1750; settled at Bakerstown, now Minot, Me. 6 children. 

Hon. STEPHEN EMERY,7 b. Minot, Me., April 29, 1790; m. 1st, Jan. 15, l.si5, Sarah, dau. 
of Daniel Stowell. of Paris, Me., b. Mar. 26, 1792, who d. Nov. 18, 1822: m. 2d, Jeanette, dau. of 
John and Jeanette (Barrell) Loring, of Buckfield, Me., b. July 25. 1800, who d. Sept. 29, 185.5. He 
graduated Bowdoin College, 1814; taught in Hallowell Academy, Me., one year; and a year in 
Portland, Me.; studied law with Governors Paris and Lincoln; admitted to bar, 1819; began 
practice at Columbia, Me., liut soon returned to Paris, Me., where he res. the remainder of his 
life. Judge of Probate; Attorney General ; Judge Supreme Judicial Court; Chairman State 
Board of Education. He was among the pioneer temperance reformers of Maine. He was 
opposing counsel in the first case won by Hannibal Hamlin. He d. 1863. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

Sarah Jane, b. Nov. 2, 1815; m. Hannibal Hamlin. 

George Freeman, " Nov. 10, 1817, " Eliza Appleton. 

Stephen, " Nov. 16, 1822; d. ^ouhg. 

By 2d wife: 
Jeanette Loring, b. May 16, is:i8; m. Rev. Nathaniel Butler. 
Ellen Vesta, • Sept. 14, 1835, ■• Hannibal Hamlin. 

Stephen Albert. 



SEVENTH GENERAT]0^\ 351 

Hon. David Wilmot from the House of Representatives, durinfj tlie session of 
the 29tli Congress, at the critical moment when the measure, since known as 
the "Wihnot Proviso," had to be presented, or the opportunity irrevocably lost, 
Mr. Hamlin, while his anti-slavery friends were in the greatest confusion and 
perplexity, seeing that delay would be fatal, offered tlie bill and secured its 
passage by a vote of 115 to 106. In common, however, with Mr. Lincoln, he 
strove simply to prevent the extension of slavery into new territory, and did 
not seek to secure its abolition. In a speech in the Senate, June 12, 1856, in 
whicli he gave his reasons for changing his party allegiance, he thus referred to 
the Democratic convention then recently held at Cincinnati: "The convention 
has actually incorporated into the platform of the Democratic party that doc- 
trine which, only a few years ago, met with nothing but ridicule and contempt 
here and elsewhere, namely: that the flag of the Federal Union, under the con- 
stitution of the United States, carries slavery wherever it floats. If this bane- 
ful principle be true, then that national ode which inspires us always as on a 
battle field, should be rewritten by Drake and should read: 

Forever float that standard sheet; 
Wliere breathes the foe but falls before us: 

With slavery's soil beneath our feet, 
And slavery's banner streaming o'er us. 

The following editorial in theKennebec Journal, a week later, by Mr. James 
G. Blaine, presents his view of the rebellion of Mr. Hamlin against the dictation 
of his party: 

HONORABLE HANNIBAL HAMLIN, 

"The remarks of this gentleman in the United States Senate, last week, a 
brief synopsis of which we publish under the congressional head, are highly 
gratifying to the fiiends of freedom throughout the country. They are such 
that the people of Maine had the right to expect from him, and are in accord 
with his past views on the great issues that now agitate the country. Those 
who supposed Mr. Hamlin would support James Buchanan on a platform so 
anarchical and sweepingly pro-slavery as the one put forth at Cincinnati, have 
blindly reckoned without their host, and shown that they did not understand 
his real character. Mr. Hamlin sees what every intelligent and candid man 
will acknowledge: that the Democratic party of Jackson. Van Buren and 
Wright is nt) longer in existence: that what now goes by that name is a new 
organization composed of the worst materials of all former parties, drawn and 
held together by the hope of power and plunder, demanding no passport of ad- 
mission and no pledge of imrty fealty but devotion to the interests of .slavery. 
The party is now a mere standing army, a Swiss guard, for protection 
and aggressive purposes of the slave-holding oligarchy. He therefore 
takes his stand with Brj-ant, Emmet, Blair, Butler, Trumbull, Banks and 
• other tried and leading men of the Democratic party, in that new nnd vigorous 
organization which has so rapidly sprung into exi.stence to re.'^cue liberty and 
the union from the dangers that now imperil them His course will be sus- 
tained by the people of this state in a most unmistakable manner, and liis bold 
words, that he will use all the power God lias given him against the enemies of 
the Republic who march under the Douglas flag, have sent a thrill of joy to the 
hearts of true men all over the land." 

When he had been elected A^ice-President with Mr..Lincoln. he acce|)ted 
an invitation to meet the latter at Chicago, and calling on the President elect. 



352 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

found him in a room alone. Mr. Lincoln arose and coming toward his guest, 
said abrubtly: "Have we ever been introduced to each other, Mr. Hamlin?'' 
"No, sir, I thinlc not,"wastIie reply. "That also is my opinion," continued 
Mr. Lincoln, "but I remember distinctly while I was in Congress to have heard 
you make a speech in the Senate; 1 was very much struck with the speech, 
Senator, particularly struck with it— and for the reason that it was filled, 
chock up, with the very best kind of anti-slavery doctrine." "Well, now," re- 
plied Mr. Hamlin, laughing, "that is very singular, for my one and first recol- 
lection of youi'self is of liaving heard you make a speech in the house — a speech 
that was so full of good humor and sharp points that I, with others of your 
auditors, was convulsed with' laughter." The acquaintance thus cordially 
begun ripened into close friendship, and it is affirmed that during all the years 
of trial, war and bloodshed that followed, Abraham Lincoln continued to re- 
pose the utmost confidence in liis friend and official associate. They were on 
the most cordial terms during the whole of Mr. Lincoln's first term, and Mr. 
Ha:Tilin left behind him the record of having been one of the few Vice-Presi- 
dents who always maintained most friendly relations \7ith the chief executive: 
and Mr. Lincoln did not refrain from expressing his disappointment that the 
convention of 1864 did not renominate Mr. Hamlin for Vice-President. 

From 18f)l to 1865 he was regent of the Smithsonian Institutute, and was 
I'eappointed in 1870, continuing to act for the following twelve years, during 
which time he became dean of the board. 

He received the decree of L. L. D. from Colby University, then Waterville 
College, of which institution he was trustee for over twenty years. 

During his long public career Mr. Hamlin constantly held the esteem and 
confidence of the people of Maine, and richly deserved it for his untiring efforts 
in behalf of liberty and human progress, and his spotless record as a public 
man. Genial and kind-hearted by nature, he cultivated the acquaintance of 
men in the humbler, as well as the higher, walks of life, and had a personal 
following such as few public men have ever enjoyed. In the exbaulted position 
to which he attained, he never lost sight of the fact that he owed his elevation 
to the original source of power, the people, and never went counter to the 
public will. He had a larger personal acquaintance with the yeoraani'y of the 
state than any of the public men; and the fact that, meet them where he might, 
he always recognized them and had a pleasant and cordial word of greeting for 
them, accounts in some degree for his popularity. 

At the outbreak of the rebellion he was an honorary member of a company 
of militia in Bangor, and upon the call for troops promptly responded and 
marched to Washington. The company was ordered to the navy yard, and he 
announced his intention to go with it. The officers remonstrated at the idea 
of having a Vice-President under them, but he was determined and asked, 
"Why not"? If I'm good enough to be an honorary member, I'm good enough 
for a private," and shouldered his gun and went. The officers decided that it 
would never do to put their distinguished private on actual guard duty, but he 
again inquired, "What am I here for — to look pretty'?" and he was permitted 
to stand his turn as a sentinel. Perhaps there is not another instance where 
the Vice-President of the United States received his orders from a corporal. 
WHien the company was mustered out he declined to accept his pay, saying. "I 
don't think it right for a man to draw pay twice from the government, and 
taking all things into consideration I had rather draw the salary of Vice- 
President." He was .private in Capt. Morse's company of Coast Guards, and 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 353 

served three months, in 1864, at Kittery, Maine, declining all pay and allow- 
ances. He was a member of the G. A. R. 

The poet of the Paris Centennial had this to say about him: 

"By one consent our foremost son, 
Who highest honors well has won, 
Is he whose name need not be told— 
To young 'tis known as well as old. 
He little thought in school where sent. 
He would become Vice-President, 
Nor did he deem while sticlcing type. 
For what he then was growing rijpe — 
Yet, step by step, from day to day. 
He onward pressed his upward way — 
Until, save one, the highest prize 
Awarded those bound high to rise. 
Was, by the sovereigns of the land 
Placed cordially in Hamlin's hand." 

He dropped dead at a public entertainment at Bangor, July 4, 1891. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Hampden: 

1844. 



1849. 



2730. 


George Emery, 


Sept. 30, 


1835; d. 


July 14, 1 


2731.* 


Charles, 


Sept. 13, 


1837. 




2732.* 


Cyrus, 


Apr. 26, 


1839. 




2733.* 


Sarah Jane, 


Jan. 7, 


1842. 




2734. 


George Emery, 
By 2d wife: 


Feb. 24, 


1848; d. 


Sept. 6, 1 


2735.* 


Hannibal Emery, 


b. Aug. 


22, 1858, 


Hampden 


27.36.* 


Frank, 


" Sept. 


26, 1862, 


Bangor. 



[929] HANNAH LIVERMORE HAMLIN,' (Sister of Elijah L.,) 
b. Paris, Me., Oct. 10, 1814; m., Apr. 14, 1842, Dr. Thomas B. Townsend, 

b. Aug. 2, 1810; settled Machias, Me., w^here he died, May 1, 1842; she d. May 

4, 1852. 

[930] SUSAN HAMLIN,' (Hannibal," Eleazer.s Benjamin,* Eleazcr,^ 
James, 21) b. Waterford, Me., Jan. 6, 1801; m. there, July 5, 1826, Wil- 
liam W., son of Jonathan and Catherine (Willard) Stone;* farmer; Water- 
ford. Her father died when she was eleven years old, the oldest of the child- 
ren. Her brother Cyrus says: "She had judgment, prudence and executive 
ability beyond her years; that from an early age she was of great assistance to 
her mother." Mrs. Dr. Farnsworth, who boarded young ladies attendingschool 
at Bridgton Academy, once said that she never wished to absent herself from 
home when she had boarders unless Susan Hamlin was with them, for then she 
knew everything would go right. Both d. Waterford: she. May 5, 1869; lie, 

Apr. 8, 1851. 

Ch. b. Waterford: 

2737.* Julia, Sept. 20, 1828. 

2738.* Charles, Aug. 20, 1830. 

2739.* William Emerson, Dec. 29, 1831. 

2740.* Cyrus Hamlin, May 5, 1833. 

2741.* Harriet Upton, June 14, 1836. 

2742. Henrietta J., Sept. 21, 1838; d. June 22, 1863, unm. 

2743.* Margaret C, Sept. 22, 1840. 

2744.* Emily F., Oct. 5, 1842. 

* For Stone see notes 162 and 313. 



354 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[932] REBECCA FAULKNER HAMLIN,' (Sister of Susan, ) 
b. Waterford, Me., Feb. 25, 1805; m. there, Oct. 2, 1826, Charles, son of 
Jonathan and Susan (Anoley) Farley,* b. Ipswich, Mass., June 14, 1791; jew- 
eler and silversmitli; Portland, Maine, and Boston, Mass. Her brotlier wrote 
that she was tlie book-worm, scholar and poetess, a rhymer in cliildhood, and 
would memorize pages of poetry; was first in her classes, and always a lady. 
She d. Waterford, Nov. 6, 1878; he d. Boston, Dec. 20, 1877. 

Children: 

[Me., July 28, 1846, unm. 
Portland; d. Harrison, 
'• d. Junl5,'66. 



2745. 


Emily, 


b. Dec. 


2. 


1828, 


2746. 


Rebecca Elizabeth, 


" Oct. 


29, 


1830, 


2747. 


Charles Hamlin, 


" Sept. 


27. 


1832, 


2748.* 


Alfred D. F., 


" Dec. 


5, 


1834, 


2749.* 


John Henry, 


" Aug. 


5, 


1837, 


2750.* 


Cyrus Hamlin, 


" Aug. 


28, 


1839, 


2751.* 


Susan, 


" May 


22, 


1841, 


2752.* 


Mary Louisa, 


" May 


", 


1844, 


2753. 


Ellen Florence, 


" Feb. 


4, 


1847, 



" [unm. 

Boston; d. Dec. 28, 1877, 

[935] HANNIBAL HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Susan, ) 

b. Waterford, Me., Jan. 30, 1809: m. Temple, Me., Feb. 5, 18.35. Abigail," dau. 
of Benjamin and Phebe (Abbot) Abbot, t b. Temple, June 20, 1815. After the 
death of his father, which occurred before he was three years old, he resided 
with his mother in Waterford; and when old enough worked on the farm and 
managed it. In 1840 he removed to Union, Me., where lie was a merchant until 

* Note 318. MICHAEL l^ARLEY.i supposed to be youngest son of Sir Edward Hunger- 
ford de Farleigh, or Farley, of Somersetshire. Eng. ; came to Ipswich, Mass., about 1675. 

Child: 

Mesheck, b. about 1662, England; came with his father; m. Sarah Burnham. 

GEORGE FARLEY,! probably came from Kent, Eng.; was at Roxbury, Mass., 1640; m. 
April 9, 1641, Christiana Births; Settled at Woburn, Mass., and lived there until 165:3; removed 
to Billerica, Mass., where he remained the remainder of his life; clothier: member Baptist 
church, Boston; selectman, Billerica, for many years; soldier in King Phillip's War, in which 
a son was killed. He d. Dec 27, 1693; had son, Caleb, b. Woburn, Apr. 1, 1645, ra. Rebecca Hill 
and Rebecca Moore. 

t Note 319. GEORGE ABBOT, i emigrated from Yorkshire, Eng.. about 1640; res. at Rox- 
bury, and was a settler in Andover, Mass., 1643; he was an husbandman, and lived on the farm 
latterly owned by a descendant, John Abbott,''' the house being a garrison; m. Hannah, dau. of 
William and Annis Chandler, of Andover, formerly Roxbury, Dec. 12, 1646. He d. Andover. 
Dec. 24, 16S1, aged 66; his widow m. Rev. Francis Dane, of Andover, between 16S4-1703, whom she 
survived and d. June 11, 1711, aged S2. 

Ch. b. Andover: 

John. Mar. 2,1648; m. Sarah Barker. 

Joseph, Mar. 11,1649; d. .lune .24, 16.50. 

Hannah, Jun. 9, 1650; m. John Chandler. 

Joseph, Mar. 30, 16.52; killed by Indians, April 8, 1676. 

George, Jun. 7, 1655; m. Dorcas Graves. 

Elizabeth Geary. 

Ephraim Stephens. 

Sarah Farnum. 

Hannah Graves. 

Hannah Gray. 



William, Nov. 18, 1657, 

Sarah, Nov. 14, 1659, 

Benjamin, Dec. 20, 1661, 

Timothy, Nov. 17, 1663, 



Thomas, May. 6, 1666. 
Edward, drowned young. 

Nathaniel, July 4, 1671 ; m. Dorcas Hibbert. 

Elizabeth, Jan. 29, 1673-4," Nathan Stevens. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 355 

1842. Afterwards his home was in the vicinity of Boston, until 1861. He then 
went to Washington, D. C, and was employed in the treasury department until 
his death. A man of exemplary Christian character and of modest disposition. 
He liad some experience in writing and in newspaper correspondence, and his 
intellectual ability and deep feeling found expression in poems and hymns, 
which, however, were never published in any complete collection. Two of his 
hymns were sung at the dedication of the Congregational Church, Temple, 
Me., 1840. The following production from his pen appeared in the Boston 
Recorder, June, 1859: 

Dea. .TOHN ABBOT.2 m. Nov. 17, 1673, Sarah Barker, of Andover, Mass. ; farmer and 
lived with his father in the garrison house; deacon; selectman. He d. Mar. 19, 1720-1; she d. 
Feb. 10, 1728-9, aged 82. 

Ch. b. Andover: 



John, 


Nov. 


2, 1674; m. 


Elizabeth Harnden. 


Joseph, 


Dec. 


19, 1676, " 


Hannah Allen. 


Stephen, 


Jan. 


14. 1678-9," 


Sarah Stevens. 


Sarah, 


Nov. 


26, 1680, " 


Zebediah Chandler. 


Ephraim, 


Aug. 


6, 1682, " 


Mrs. Sarah Hunt. 


Joshua, 


.Jun. 


6, 168.5, " 


Rebecca Shed and Dorcas Whiting. 


Mary, 


Jan. 


9, 1687; d. 


Dec. 11, 1688. 


Ebenezer, 


Sept. 


27,1689; m. 


Hannah Dane. 


Priscilla, 


•July 


7, 1691 ; d. 


May 24, 1791, unm. 



Dea. JOHN ABBOT,3 m. .Tan. 6, 1702-3, Elizabeth Harnden, of Williamton; farmer and 
Weaver; settled on his father's old homestead, Andover; deacon 34 years; selectman. He d. 
Jan. 1, 17.54; she d. Aug. 9, 17.56. 

Ch. b. Andover: 

John, Sept. 1, 1703; d. Sept. 10, 1703. 

John, Aug. 3, 1704; m. Phebe Fisk. 

Barachias, May 14, 1707, " Hannah Holt. 
Elizabeth, 1712; d. July 4, 1758. 

Abiel, 1716, " May 18, 1739. 

Joseph, Apr. 24, 1719; m. Hannah Abbot. 

Capt. JOHN ABBOT,* m. Sept. 28, 1732, Phebe Pisk; farmer, res. with his father, Ando- 
ver; selectman. He d. Nov. 10, 1793; she d. Dec, 1802. 

Ch. b. Andover: 

Phebe, Apr. 14, 1733; m. Nathan Chandler. 

John, Sept. 1, 1735, " Abigail Abbot. 

Ezra, Sept. 27, 1737; d. Sept. 15, 1760 in the army. 

Abiel, Apr. 19, 1741; m. Dorcas Abbot. 

' Jeremiah, May 25, 1743, " Chloe Abbot. 

William, Jan. 1, 1748, " Phebe Ballard. 

Benjamin, May 29, 1751 ; d. Aug. 1, 1751. 

Dea. abiel ABB0T,5 b. Andover, Apr. 19, 1741 ; m. Nov. 20, 17CA, Dorcas,* dau. of Benja- 
min and Abigail Abbot, b. Andover, Aug. 1. 1744. He was an esquire; deacon; militia officer; 
representative to the Gen. Court; res. Wilton, N. H. She d. Aug. 19, 1809. They had children. 

Corp. BENJAMIN ABBOT.a (Son of George,i) b. Andover, Dec. 20, 1661; m. Apr. 22, 1685, 
Sarah Farnum, of Andover; he d. Mar. 30, 1703; she was living a widow, 1724. 

Ch. b. Andover: 

Ben-jamin, July 1, 1686; m. three times. 

Jonathan, Sept. 1687, " Zerviah Holt. 

David. Jan. 18, 1688-9, '• Hannah Danforth. 

Samuel, May 8, 1694, " Mrs. Mary Lovejoy. 

BENJAMIN ABBOT,3 b. Andover, July 1, 1686; m. 1st, Doc. 24, 1716, Elizabeth.s dau. of 
George and Dorothy (Graves) Abbot, b. Andover. July 25, 1690; who d. Sept. 3, 1718; m. 2d, Oct. 
23,1722, Mary Carlton, who d. Jan. 19,17:^6; m. 3d, June 25, 17::9, Abigail Abbot, who d. Dec. 8, 
1753; lived on his father's farm, Andover; he d. Nov. 26, 1748. 



356 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

THE TOILING DISCIPLES. 

MATT. XIV: XXIl-XXXIII. 

When night her pall of darkness hung 
Upon the mountain's crest, 

And slumbering nature sweetly sung 
Her evening hymns of rest — 

Lo, Jesus to the mountain goes, 

The weary day in prayer to close. 

By word, and by unspoken power 

On each disciple's heart, 
Their Lord, at night's approaching hour, 

Constrained them to depart; 
And thus the little ship tliey take 
To cross Tiberias' peaceful lake. 

Though charmed in heart and prone to stay. 
Such wonders they had heard, — 

The "multitude" had gone away 
Obedient to his word; 

In soul and body strangely fed 

With Christ's own living words and bread. 

High on the mountain's desert brow, 

By man so little trod, 
Behold the world's Redeemer now! 

Behold the Lamb of God ! 
He prays before the Father's throne,— 
He prays in darkness and alone. 



Ch. by 1st wife, b. Andover: 


Sabah, 


Aug. 2, 1718; m. James Holt. 


By 2d wife 




Benjamin, 


Oct. 21, 1723; m. Elizabeth Abbot. 


Martha, 


Jun. 1, 1725. 


Daniel, 


Jan. 9, 172(5; m. Lucy Parker. 


By 3d wife 




Abigail, 


Mar. 28, 1781 ; d. Oct. 10, 1733. 


Mary, 


July 21, 1732; m. Nehemiah Baker. 


Abigail, 


Jan. 13, 1734, " Capt. John Abbot. 


Abiel, 


July 24, 1735, " Phebe Ballard. 


Jacob, 


Feb. 2, 1737; d. Feb., 1760, in the army. 


Elizabeth, 


Oct. 27,1738; m. Ebenezer Cummings and Thomas Merrill. 


Anna, 


Oct. 23, 1739, " Ephraim Burge. 


Joel, 


Oct. 2, 1742; d. Mar. 23, 1743. 


Dorcas. 


Aug. 1, 1744; m. Abiel Abbott. 



Capt. GEORGE ABBOT,^ b. Andover, June 7, 1655; m. April 17, 1678, Dorothy Graves ; 
selectman; Andover; bed. Feb. 26, 1735-6; she Feb. 18, 1739-40. 
Ch. b. Andover: 
Sarah, Aug. 26, 1679; d. Nov. 17, 1679. 

Joseph, Oct. 7, 1680, " young. 

Hannah, Feb. 27, 1684-5; m. Dea. John Osgood. 

Daniel, Jan. 10, 1687-8, " Hannah Cliandler. 

Elizabeth, July 25, 1690, " Benjamin Abbot. 
George, Dec. 22, 1692, " Mary Phillips. 

Henry, Jun. 12, 1696, " Mary Piatt. 

Isaac, Apr. 4, 1699, " Phebe Lovejoy and Lydia Coley. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 357 

The second watch, with lingering flight 

Had passed on starry plains; 
O'er land and sea the noon of night 

In solemn grandeur reigns,— 
And lo! the Son of God in prayer. 
Pours out his soul in sorrow there. 

The third watch comes. The heavens grow dark, 

Obscuring moon and star; 
Tempetuous winds assail the bark 

Where the disciples are,— 
Fearing to meet untimely graves 
Beneath Tiberias' angry waves. 

The fourth watch comes. The toiling band 

With adver.se winds at strife, 
Hoping, yet fearing, for the land, 

Despairing, even of life, 
In toiling, rowing, fainting there, 
And Jesus on the mount in prayer ! 

Lord, why is this? The winds are high, 

And waves the sea deform; 
Why leave us, when thyself so nigh, 

Tf) battle with the storm ? 
Didst thou constrain us thus to go. 
Then call this boisterous wind to blow? 

"Disciple, O, be not afraid, 

1 only prove thy trust; 
Perfect through suffering 1 am made. 

And so my followers must; 
'Tis thus my power and glory shine, 
And thus I prove thy love and mine. 

"And wherefore, O, of little faith! 

Disciple dost thou fear ? 
Why doubt the words thy Saviour saith? 

Thy Lord is ever near; 
Be not afraid; lo, it is I, 
Be of good cheer, I heard thy cry. 

•"Thy weakness and my power to show, 

The morning watch I wait; 
Then on the swelling waves I go. 

And bid the storm abate; 

Winds hear my voice and die away— 
So should thy doubts and fears obey. 

"Gold in the furnace thou dost try. 
And so do I try thee; 
Renew, refine and purify, 

To live and reign with me,— 
A polished, pure and perfect gem, 
A diamond for ray diadem." H. H. 

Boston, June, 1859, 



Nov. 13, 1862. 






Children: 




2754.* 


Abby Frakces, 


b. Oct. 


2755. 


Ellek Maria, 


" Apr. 


2756. 


Hannibal, 


" Sept. 


2757.* 


Cyrus. 


" Dec. 



358 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

She, Congregationalist; d. Waverley, Mass.,. June 1, 1857; he d. Washington, 



22, 1837, Waterford. 
26, 1839, " d. Mar. 12,1840. 

20, 1841, " " Sept. 29, 1844. 

24, 1843, Boston. 

[9.36] Rev. CYRUS .HAMLIN, D. D., L. L. D., r_ (Bro. of Susan,) 

b. Waterford, Me., Jan. 5, 1811; m. 1st, Dorset, Vt., Sept. 3, 1838, Henrietta 
Loraine, dau. of Rev. Dr. Samuel and Susannah (Cram) .Tackson, b. Dorset, 
May 9, 1811, a descendant of the martyr, .John Rogers. Educated in New 
England, a woman of remarkable loveliness of character, as testified in her 
memorial written by Mrs. M. W. Lawrence, entitled "Light on the Dark 
River." She d. at the Isle of Rhodes, Nov. 14, 1850. 

m. 2d, Constantinople, Turkey, May 18, 1852, Martha, dau. of Ovid and Har- 
riet (Deming) Lovell, b. Charlestown, N. H.; a missionary in Turkey; her life, 
after early childhood, was mostly spent in Palmyra, N. Y.. and Kenosha, Wis. 
She sailed for Constantinople, 185—, where she assisted in foimding the Girls' 
Seminary, and was for some years its teacher. A sketch of her life and labors 
is given in "The Missionary Sisters," by Mrs. Benjamin. She d. Bebek, Tur- 
key, Nov. 6, 1857. 

m. 3d, Tocat, Asia Minor, Nov. 5, 1859, Mary Eliza, dau. of Rev. Thomas 
and Martha T. (Parker) Tenney, b. Hampton, N. H., Apr. 12, 1828. She re- 
moved in childhood to the Western Reserve, Ohio; was engaged in teaching for 
some years in Connecticut, at Thibodeaux Seminary, La., and in Wasiiington, 
D. C; was an anti-slavery writer, known as "Mary Irving"; went to Tocat as 
missionary, 1854. 

From the autobiography of this remarkable man we "learn that his father 
died when he was an infant, leaving bis wife the care of afamily of small child- 
ren and a farm. He says: "The farm life of my brother and myself was with- 
out tlie care and help of a father. We were 'early inured to tt>il, and took to it 
kindly, and were ambitious to do men's work while we were mere buys." 

At the age of sixteen he went to Portland, Me., to learn the jeweler's trade 
with his brother-in-law, Farley, which he left at eighteen to study for the 
ministry, preparing for college at Bridgton Academy, graduated from Bowdoin 
College, 1834. teaching a portion of the time during the college course: grad- 
uated from Bangor Theological Seminary, 1837; embarked for Turkey in the 
service of the American Board of Foreign Missions, 1838; was missionary and 
teacher in Constantinople until 1873, twenty years of which as principal of 
Bebek Seminary, under many trials and difficulties. After years of constant 
effort he obtained from the Turkish government authority to found an Ameri- 
can college in Constantinople, which was completed, 1871, known as Robert 
College. 

His labors in Turkey as missionary, teacher and founder of this world- 
renowned college, with his intluence in promoting Christian education in that 
empire, and in the east, have justly given him a name throughout the civilized 
world. He introduced into Constantinople the art of making hop yeast bread, 
to give employment to persecuted Armenians who had been expelled from their 
guilds for political reasons. During the Crimean war a great demand arose in 
the English hospitals and army for this bread. At one time during the war 




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SEVENTH GENERAT]OJS\ 359 

the sick and wounded suffered sorely for clean clothinjj, blankets, etc., which 
had become unfit for use from vermin and filth from wounds and sickness. He 
discovered a great number of empty barrels in which beer had been brought 
for the army. Taking these he fitted them with pestles for pounding the 
clotiiing, and had huge kettles prepared for lieating water, hired workmen, and 
with these simple contrivances, aided with plenty of hot waterandsoap, which 
the officers in charge of the hospitals had been wholly incapable of contriving, 
soon made the sufferers clean and comfortable. Out of these contracts Dr. 
Hamlin claims to have earned $25,000, which he devoted to the building of 
churches and schools in Turkey. He returned to America in 1873 on business 
connected with the college, and in 1870 resigned the Presidency of Robert 
College. 

We cannot better summarize his missionary labors in Constantinople than 
by extracts from his memorial service. The speaker, Rev. James L. Barton, 
whose address was entitled "The Man for the Times," said: 

"Cyrus Hamlin was born .Jan. 5, 1811. six months after the American board 
was organized and three months after its first meeting. The day after his birth, 
just 90 years ago this very day, the first foreign missionaries ever sent out from 
American shores were ordained and commissioned in Salem. In 1829. the year 
Messrs. Dwiglit and Smith made their extensive exploration tours in Armenia, 
preliminary to a greatly enlarged mission work among those people, the young 
silversmith in Portland decided to give up his trade, then fairly well mastered, 
and study in preparation for the Christian ministry. 

"Cyrus Hamlin, the student of theology, did not want to go to Turkey; his 
choice of field was Africa or China. The God of missions, through the pru- 
dential committee, chose another field for him, removed from that of his 
choice by a distance of the third of the world's circumference. In the j'etir 
1839 when he first set foot on missionary soil in Turkey, there arose in Con- 
stantinople a most determined and violent persecution of the evangelical 
Christians in that country, led by the Armenian patriarch and sanctioned by 
Sultan Mahmud II. himself. This continued for a period of many j-ears. 
These times demanded men of iron, men of ready resources, to steady the 
Armenian evangelical Christians and to devi.se measures, not only for their pro- 
tection and comfort, but for their preservation as individuals and as a commu- 
nity. It is universally conceded that no one in the Ottoman empire at that 
time possessed the training and natural talent to grapple with the question so 
well as the young man Hamlin. 

"Previously to 1840 the missionaries liad attempted to w'ork on the Grego- 
rian church only through the medium of her ecclesiastics and the church organ- 
ization itself. Separate enterprises, such as schools, independant congregations 
or any effort that might be interpreted as divisive, were deprecated and avoided. 
It was evident that there must be a complete and radical change in methods 
of procedure, one which would succeed, not through co-operation with the 
Gregorians, but in the face of their most bitter prosecution. Who was sufficient 
for these things except the youngest missionary of all, Cyrus Hamlin? 

"Out of this furnace of prosecution grew up Bebek Seminary. After tliis 
industrial, self-helping, self-preserving work among native people was w^ell in- 
augurated, and had fully demonstrated its practical value, the Crimian war 
broke out and Constantinople must needs l^e the center of its operations. 
When the English soldiers in Scutari were dying by the score in the hospital 
because of the lack of wholesome bread, there was no direction in which they 
or the British government could turn for help but to that little man on the 



360 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

other side of the Bosphorus, who was advised to leave the farm in Maine, 
because he was said to be too slight to bear the brunt and rigor of that life. 
But the stern discipline of other years had fitted him to respond to the cry of 
the wounded, sick and dying soldiers for proper food. We all know how the 
Protestant Christians of Bebek and Constantinople, under the direction of 
Cyrus Hamlin, supplied the needed bread. 

"When the financial results of the life-saving work of the hospital were 
summed up, he found in hishandsfundssutflcientfortheerectionof 13churches, 
with schools annexed, and these funds he freely gave for this purpose, and the 
immediate and crying need was met. All these experiences were but prepara- 
tory to a greater and more prolonged struggle against the combined opposing 
forces of the empire, terminating in the erection and equipment of Robert 
College upon the most beautiful site along the entire length of the Bosphorus. 
That magnificent institution to-day proclaims more eloquently than words can 
utter the fact that for this masterpiece of foresight, consecration and energy, 
the man had been prepared by him who presides over all human plans for the 
advancement of his kingdom. 

"Two great principles of missionary operations which have now been 
adopted by nearly every leading foreign missionary board, were introduced by 
Dr. Hamlin into the practical operations of his work in Turkey. These were: 
First, the education of advanced students through the medium of the English 
language, and second, the introduction of industrial occupations as a sourceof 
self-help to the student while studying, to beused by liim in after years, in case 
of need, as a means of support. 

He was professor of theology in Bangor Theological Seminary, 1877-80; 
President of Middlebury College, Vt., 1880-5: he afterwards resided in Lexing- 
ton, Mass. Harvard gave him the degree of D. D. in 1861, and the University 
of New York that of L. L. D. in 1870. 

His writing, mostly in Armenian, and published in Constantinople, include 
a translation of "Upham's Mental Philosophy," "Papists and Protestants," 
1847: an "Arithmetic for Armenians," 1848; Turkish translation, 1870: "A 
"Critique on the Writings of Archbishop Matteo, 1863. He has published 
in English "A Letter on Cholera and its Treatment," which was several times 
reprinted and widely circulated, Boston, 1865; "Among the Turks," 1877; also 
numerous articles in reviews, and lectures on free trade and protection. In 
1893 he published "My Life and Times," being his autobiography. 

During the Vice-Presidency of Hannibal Hamlin a gentleman named Ham- 
lin, from Pennsylvania, congratulated him as having done most to honor the 
name. "Not so," said the Vice-President. "To whom, then, do you accord 
the honor y" said the gentleman. "To my cousin, Cyrus Hamlin," was the 
reply. He dropped dead in Portland, Me., Aug. 8, 1900. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Constantinople: 

2758.* Hjenrietta Loraine, Dec. 

2759. Susan Elizabeth, May 6, 1842; d. Dec. 8, 1858. 

2760.* Caroline Margaret, Sept. 

2761.* Abbie Frances, Nov. 

2762. MaryRebeccaFaulkner, July 

By 2d wife, b. Constantinople: 

2763.* Clara Harriet, Mar. 

2764.* Alfred D wight Foster, Sept. 



o, 


1839. 






6, 


1842; 


d. 


Dec. 


10. 


1845. 






13, 


1847, 


b. 


Bebec 


29, 


1850. 






3, 


1853. 






5 


1855. 







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SEVENTH GENERATION. 361 





By 3d wife: 








2765.* 


Mary AN2sr Robert, 


June 


8, 


1862, 


2766.* 


Emma Catherine, 


Feb. 


29, 


1864, 


2767. 


WILLIA3I Maltby, 


Mar. 


4, 


1866 


2768.* 


Alice Julia, 


Dec. 


20, 


1867, 


2769. 


Henry Martyn, 


July 


2, 


1869, 



2770.* Christopher Robert, Oct. 11, 1870. 

[9,39] SALLY DAVIS,^ (Sally Hamlin,^ Eleazer,^ Benjamin," Eleazer.s 
James,2i) b. Harvard, Mass., Nov. 29, 1797; m. Alvah Brown; she d. Littleton, 
Mass., Nov. 16, 1883. 

Children: 

2771. LovEY Ann Jane, unmarried. 

2772. Walter Davis, d. Nov. 23, 1891; no issue. 

2773. Geo. Lorillard, 
2774.* Henry Somers. 

[941] ABIGAIL JANE KIDDER,^ (Sally Hamlin,« Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* 
Eleazer, 3 James, 21) b. Littleton, Mass., July 31, 1817; m. George W. Keuison; 
she d. Quincy, Mass., 1894, 

Child: 

An only dau., m. George D. Roberts, of Quincy, Mass. 

[942] LSAAC GREEN HAMLIN,' (Isaac,^ Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer, 3 
.Iames,2i (b. Westford, Mass., Sept. 11, 1803; m. Cherryfleld, Me., Sept 16, 1832, 
Elizabeth Ward, b. Cherryfleld, Oct. 26, 1805; farmer; Livermore, Calais and 
Cherryfleld. Both d. Cherryfleld; he, March 26, 1842; she Feb. 10, 1874. 

Children: 

2775.* Albert Green, b. July 6, 1834, Calais. 

2776.* Joseph Henry, " Apr. 27, 1836, Bangor. 

2777.* Sarah Jane, " Aug. 1838, Cherryfleld. 

2778.* Nancy Ann, " Sept. 1840, " 

[943] MARY HAMLIN, 7 (Sister of Isaac G.,) 

b. Livermore, Me., Dec. 14, 1805; m. Oct. 18, 1829, Charles David,Tson'of 

David and Mary (Heard) Learned,* of Livermore, Me., b. May 20, 1798; lawyer; 

Livermore; removed to Cjlumbia, Miss.; thence to New Orleans, La.; became 

a judge, and resided at Jacksonwood, Amite Co., La. She d. there, Nov. 17, 

1841. 

* Note 320. DAVID LEARNED,6 (Ebenezer,5* Isaac,3 2 William.i) 

WILLIAM LEARNED,! b. about 1.590; came from Bermondsey, Surrey, Eng. Wife 
.Tudith. His name appears in thie records of Cliarlestown. Mass., 1630; adm. to the cliurch there, 
Oct. 6, 1032, and was there, 1633-6; freeman. May H, 1634; selectman and constable; settled at 
Woburn, Mass., 1642; constable, 1643. He d. Mar. 1, 1646; his widow, Jane, survived him, who 
d. Maiden, Mass., 1660. 

Children: 

Sarah, m. Thomas Ewer. 

Bethia, bap. Oct. 29, 1612. 

Mary, " Sept. 15, 161.5. 

Abigail, " Sept. 30, 1618. 

Elizabeth, " Mar. 25, 1621. 

Isaac, " Feb. 25, 1623. 



362 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Children: 




2779. 


Maria Eliza, 


b. Aug 


2780.* 


LoRiNDA Augusta, 


" July 


2781. 


EuFus Charles, 


u 


2782. 


SOPHRONIA AYBES, 


(( 


2783. 


Vesta Ann, 


t( 



1, 1830, Columbia: m. M. E. Bowles. 
14, 1832, 

1834, " d. July, 1839. 

1836, Livermore. 

1838, " 



[944] LORINDA HAMLIN,' (Sister of Isaac G.,) 

b. Livermore, Me., Jan. 21, 1808: m. April 11, 1842, David L. Morse; she d., 
Boston, Mass., Mar. 29, 1888. 

No issue. 

[945] AUGUSTA HAMLIN,' (Sister of Isaac G.,) 

b. Livermore, Me., Mar. 17, 1810; m. Boston, Mass., Dec. 26, 1866, Volney, 
son of Elisha and Mindwell (Hurlbut) Winchell, b. West Springfield, Mass., 
Feb. 5, 1805, his 2d wife; he m., 1st, West Springfield, Oct. 10, 1826, Mary R. 
Walkley, by whom he had six children: broker; Livermore and Calais, Me., 
Dover, M. H., Springfield and Boston, Mass.; she d. Boston, Dec. 13, 1893. 
No issue. 



[946] SAMUEL BAKER HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Isaac G,,) 

b. Livermore, Me., Mar. 4, 1812; m. Jan. 2,1842, Sarah Ann Bradford:* lum- 
berman; Livermore and Calais, Me., and Acushnet, Mass. He d. Acushnet, 
1888. 

Ch. b. Acushnet: 

2784.* James Bradford, Oct. 15, 1842. 
2785. Sarah, d. Dover, N. H. 

* Note 321. WILLIAM BRADFORD, of Austerfleld, Eng., was living 1550, a country 
squire; buried .Jan. 10, 1595-6; descended from an old Englishi family. 

WILLIAM BRADFORD, son of above, m. Alice Hanson. He was buried July 15, 1591. 

Gov. WILLIAM BRADFORD,! b. Austerfleld, Mar. 19, 1.588; m. 1st, Nov. 30, 1613, Dorothy 
May, b. Mar. 19, 1590. They came in the Mayflower- to Plymouth, Mass., Dec. 20, 1620. In his 
manuscript history of Plymouth he states that his wife died soon after their arrival (at Cape 
Cod, Dec. 7, 1620.) They had an only child, a son, who was left behind, and who came over 
afterwards. He m. 2d, Aug. 14, 1623, Mrs. Alice (Carpenter) South worth, b. 1590, who d. Mar. 26, 
1670. He wrote in his history, 1650, that he then had four children, three whereof were married. 
He was chosen Governor of Plymouth Colony, April, 1621, to succeed Gov. Carver, and served 
until his death. He was author of a manuscript history of Plymouth, tlie first known one of 
the colony, 1620-50. The book is still in existence and has liad a remarkable experience. The 
writer saw and had it in his hands at the State House in Boston in 1899. In some way not now 
discovered it was lost about the period of the American Revolution, and many years after- 
wards was found in the library of the Bishop of London. Upon application of the American 
Minister— Mr. Bayard, the volume was sent by him and delivered to Gov. Wolcott, of Mass., in 
1897, for use of the Pilgrim descendants. In this book Gov. Bradford has recorded the best ac- 
count to be found of the Mayflower passengers and other pilgrim families. He d. Plymouth, 
May 9, 1657. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

John, m. Martha Bourne. 

Ch. by 2d wife, b. Plymouth: 

William, Jun. 17, 1624; m. Alice Richards. 
Mercy, " Benjamin Vermayer. 

Joseph, 1630, " Jael Hobart. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



363 



[949] HENRY HARTRY HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Isaac G.,) 

b, Livermore, Me., May 28, 1821; m. Madrid, Me., Jan. 22, 1845, Elvira, dau. 
of Isaiah Chick, b. Berlin, Me., June 21, 1822; farmer: East Livermore; Free- 
will Baptists. He d. East Livermore, Nov., 1858; she d. Phillips, Me., Mar., 

1879. 

Ch. b. East Livermore: 

George Henry, Jan. 18, 1846. 

Mary Augusta, Mar. 11, 1847. 

Isaiah, Dec. 26, 1849; d. May, 1864. 

Olive Wolcott, Oct. 11, 1851. 

Chastina Elizabeth, Mar. 13, 1854, unm. 1899. 

Elvira, Jan. 3, 1856; m. Andrew Wiggin, 



2786. 



2789.^ 

2790. 

2791. 




Hon. Wolcott Ha3ilin. 



[950] Hon. wolcott HAMLIN," (Bro. of Isaac G.,) 
b. Livermore, Me., Nov. 4, 1823: m. Boston, Mass.. July 3, 1845, Susan, dau. 
of Peter Westraan, b. Bath, Me., May 1, 1824: lawyer: Amherst, Mass.: he was 
educated in the public schools, and at Kent's Hill Seminary, Me.: taught 
school: was in business in Boston; afterwards merchant at Andover, N. H.; 
read law with Samuel Buttertield: admitted to the bar of Merrimack Co., N. 
H., 1852; appointed Solicitor of Stafford Co. and removed to Dover, 1856; re- 
signed, 1861; Engrossing Clerk U. S. Senate, 1861-70; Supervisor Int. Rev., Dist. 
of Maine, N. H. and Vermont, 1870-2: Member N. H. Legislature, 1866-7: in- 
vested in lands in Conn., 1872, and engaged in lumbering there; removed to 
Amherst, 1878, and was a prominent lawyer, member of firm of Hamlin & 





Children: 


2792,* 


Edward F., 


2793. 


George W.. 


2794.* 


Emma Augusta, 


2795.* 


Mary B., 


2796.* 


John, 


2797. 


Samuel L. 


2798.* 


Frederick W., 


2799.* 


Arthur W., 



(( 



364 .THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Reilly; Prohibition candidate for Gov. of Mass., 1892, and candidate for Attor- 

ney-Generai, 1898; member and deacon Cong. Churcli. He d. Amherst, Oct. 

23, 1898. 

Children: 

b. Apr. 6, 1846, Boston. 

" Aug. 22, 1848, " d. Oct. 28, 1849. 

" Sept. 20, 1850, Andover. 

" Nov. 5, 1852. 

" Jan. 27, 1856, Dover. 

" Dec. 3, 1860, " d. Sept. 5, 1861. 

" Sept. 21, 1862. 

" Apr. 25, 1866. 

[951] Hon. NATHAN SUMNER HAMLIN," (Asia,6 Eleazer,^ Benja- 
min,* Eleazer.3 James,2i) b. Westford, Mass., Dec. 28, 1806: m. Nov. 19, 1829, 
Harriet, dau. of Pelatiah and Sally (Woodv^'ard) Fletcher, b. Groton, Mass., 
July 31, 1800; farmer; Westford; a prominent Democrat; member, Mass. legis- 
lature and held town offices. Although a Democrat he cast the deciding vote 
which sent Charles Sumner to the U. S. Senate. A Democrat was sure of 
election in his district, for which there were two Democratic candidates. Tlie 
Free Soilers were wild to elect Sumner, and promised to support Mr. Hamlin 
if he would vote for Sumner, to which he pledged himself: he wa.s elected by 
the aid of the Free Soilers and redeemed his pledge. One of the committee 
who waited on Mr. Hamlin on that occason stated in recent times: "1 must 
confess there was considerable lobbying dune, but the Lord blessed it and Sum- 
ner was elected." He d. Westford, Feb., 1887; she d. Apr. 20, 1895. 
Ch. b. Westford: 

2800.* Edward Sumner, Jan. 28. 1830. 

2801.* Samuel A., Sept. 25, 1832. 

[952] SUSAN HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Nathan S.,) 

b. Westford, Mass., Aug. 29, 1808: m. May 12, 18.30, Pelatiah, son of Pelatiah 
and Beulah (Hay ward) Fletcher, b. Westford, June 27, 1804; farmer, Groton, 
Mass.; Democrat; selectman; Unitarians. She d. Groton, Apr. 15, 1850; he d. 
Pepperill, Mass., Jan. 24, 1891. 
Ch. b. Groton: 

2802.* Henry Haskell, June. 11, 1831. 

2803. Caroline Augusta, Sept. 16, 1833; d. Dec. 4, 1854. 

2804.* Augustus Dana, Dec. 16, 1835. 

2805. Cyrus Hamlin, Aug. 22, 1839; d. May 30, 1864, unm. 

[955] CYRUS HAMLIN,- (Bro. of Nathan S.,) 

b. Westford, Mass., Mar. 25, 1815: m. New Brunswick, N. J., Nov. 29, 1843, 
Dinah, dau. of Simon and Dinah (Hartough) Cartelyou, b. New Brunswick, 
Oct. 19, 1820; she was seventh in descent from Jaques Cortellieu, a prominent 
man in tlie early history of New York; farmer, and res. on the old Hamlin 
homestead, Westford; Abolitionist and Republican, but voted for Greeley and 
Cleveland; a scientific fruit grower. 
Ch. b. Westford: 

2806.* Sarah Dix, Nov. 27, 1844. 

2807.* Catherines., Aug. 12,1847. 

2808. Henry, Dec. 12, 1852; d. Nov. 15, 1888, unm. 

2809.* Charles A., May 15, 1857. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 365 

[956] SARAH D. HAMLIN,' (Sister of Nathan S.,) 

b. Westfoid, Mass,, Aug. l(j, 1820; m. Sept. 16, 1841, Ira J. Richardson, of 
Westford. She d. there, Feb. 4, 1844. 

Ch. b. Westford: 

2810,* GARDiSfEK, May 14, 1843, 

[968] Hon. EZRA T. POPE,^ (Seth,« Lemuel,^ Experience Jenkins,* 

Experience Hamlin, 3 James, ^i) b., 1825; m., 1849, Abigail Gibbs;*res., Sandwich, 
Mass.; Republican; Deputy Sheriff 22 years; member Mass. legislature, 1864-5; 
messenger and sergeant-at-Arms State House, Boston, 1874 

Children: 



2811. 


Francis E., 


2812. 


Abbie G., 


2813. 


Anna T., 


2814. 


Augustus R., 


2815. 


EzraT,, 


2816, 


Seth F,, 


2817. 


Eugene R, 


2hl8. 


Eben C, 


2819, 


Alice E, 



[970] M OSES F AIRCHILD,' (Hannah Pope,^ Seth,^ Experience Jenkins,* 
Experience Hamlin, ^ James,2i) b. Nov. 14, 1785; m. June 11, 1818, his cousin, 
Olivia Hatch,'' b. Mar. 17, 1797; farmer; East Bloomfield, N. Y.; Freemason. 
Both d. East Bloomfield; he, Oct. 13, 1839; she, June 4, 1856. 

Ch. b. East Bloomfield: 

2820.* Jane Frances, Nov. 1, 1819. 

2821.* Elizabeth Pope, July 23, 1824. 

2822. Olivia, Jan. 29, 1828; d. Feb. 21, 18B3, unm, 

2823. Mary Esther, Apr. 6, 1833; " Jun. 22, 1865. 

[973] FRANCES FAIRCHILD,' (Sister of Moses,) 

m. William Cullen Bryant, b. Cummington, Mass., 1794. He practiced law, 
Great Barrington, Mass, 1815-25; afterwards res. N. Y, city and Roslyn, L. L; 
editor iV^. Y, Review, 1825-7, and of iV. Y. Evening Post from 1836 until his death. 
Poet and prose writer of distinction; author of several volumes of prose and 
poetry, and "Popular History U. S." He d. June 12, 187^, 

Children: 

2824. A Daughter, m. Park Godwin. 
3825, Julia, unmarried. 

[977] NATHAN JENKINS,' (Asa,«Nathan,5 Ebene2er,*ExperiBnce Ham- 
lin, ^ James,2i) b. Barnstable, Mass., Dec. 27, 1793: m. June 14, 1825, Elizabeth, 
dau. of Ansel and Mercy (Nyef) Howland,J b. West Barnstable, Nov. 5, 1797; 
farmer; West Barnstable; school teacher; county commissioner and overseer of 
the poor. He d. Nov. 9, 1865; she d. West Barnstable, Feb. 28, 1875. 

* For Gibbs see note 50. 

+ For Nye see note 34. 

$ Note 322. For Rowland see notes 61, 79, 132, 145 and 248. 

ANSEL HOWLAND,5 (Jabez,* Shubael.s John.si) b. Barnstable, Dec, 3, 1738; m. Eliza- 
beth Bodflsh ; who d. Oct. 4, 1821, 



2826.* 


Joseph Hamlin, 


2827. 


Hekry, 


2828.* 


Charles E., 


2829. 


Rachael Rebec 


2830. 


Frances, 


2831.* 


Hannah Abbte, 


2832.* 


Francis, 



366 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. b. W. Barnstable: 

July 30, 1826. [1853, unm. 

Mar. 30, 1828: d. Marysville, Cal., Apr. 30, 

July 30, 1830. 

, July 30, 1832; " May 31, 1834, 

July 9, 1834; " Sept. 13, 1837. 

July 14, 1836. 

July 22, 1838. 

[978] CHARLES JENKINS,^ (Bro. of Nathan, ) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Feb. 4, 1795; m. Mary D. Bragg. He d. Dec. 27, 1861. 

Children: 

2833.* William Bragg, b. May 19, 1833. 

2834.* Asa, " Apr. 22, 1838, W. Barnstable. 

[979] RACHAEL JENKINS,' (Sister of Nathan,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Feb. 8, 1802; m. Samuel Whitman. She d. Aug. 30, 

1851. 

Child: 

2835. John W. 

[980] GEORGE JENKINS,'^ Bro. of Nathan,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., June 10. 1805: m, Elixa Hinckley.* She d. Dec. 21, 

1861. 

Children: 

2836.* James Hamlin, b. Apr. 18, 1831. 

2837.* Elizabeth C, " Mar. 24, 1836. 

2838. John, " Feb. 16, 1845. 

[981] WILLIAM HENRY JENKINS,^ (Ebenezer,«5f Experience Ham- 
lin,3 James,2i)b. Lee, Mass., July 27, 1792; m., 1824, Jernsha, dau. of Asa and 
Hester (Bushnell ) Eddy, b. Mar. 7, 1792; she, Presb. He d. Panama, on the 
route to California, 1849; she d. Buffalo, N. Y., Feb. 27, 1882. 
Children: 

2839. William, b. 1825, New York; d. 1826. 

2840. Ann Eliza, " 1827, " 1828. 
2841.* Frances Louisa, " Sept. 21, 1830, Milan. 

Children: 

Ansel, b. Dec. 12, 1772; m. Mercy Nye. 

Jabez., " May Ul, 1775, " Hannah Parker. 

ANSEL HOWr>AND,6 b. Barnstable, Dec. 13,1772; m. Mercy Nye, b. Oct. 24, 1772, who 
A. Sept. 2, 1843. 

Ch. b. West Barnstable: 
Jason, b. Jan. 11, 1796; m. Annie P. Jones. 

Elizabeth, " Nov. 5, 1797, " Nathan Jenkins. 

James Nye, •' Dec. 20, 1799, " Laurana Bursley. 

Sarah, " Aug. 27, 1802, " William Crocker and William Marston, 

Ansel, " May 24, 1805, " Susan Bodfish. 

Shadrack N., " Oct. 2, 1808, "■ Betsey Larkin. 

Sophronia, " Mar. 2, 1811, " Washington Bursley. 

* For Hinckley see notes 31, 81 and 85. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 367 

[982] NATHAN JENKINS,' (Bro. of William H.,) 

b. Lee, Mass., Mar. 25, 1794; m., 1st, Catherine Orton; m. 2d, Eliza J. Purdy. 
He. d. Kentucky, Feb. 4, 1867. 





Children: 




2842. 


A Son, 


b. 1831; drowned, 1836. 


2843. 


A Son, 


" 1832; " 


2844.* 


Caroline Electa, 


" 1834. 


2845. 


Catherine, 


'' 1837; d. 1840. 



[983] JOSIAH JENKINS,^ (Bro. of William H.,) 

b. Lee, Mass., Jan. 22, 1796: m, 1831, Claretta Lois Crofoot, b. Medina, 

Ohio; merchant and owner of lake vessels; Buffalo, N. Y. Both d. Buffalo, 

he, 1838. 





Ch. b. Buffalo: 








2846.* 


Mary Jane, 


Jan. 


24, 


1833. 


2847.* 


Frances, 


. Sept, 


27, 


1834. 


2848.* 


JosiAH Henry, 


Feb. 


23, 


1836. 


2849.* 


Louisa Eliza, 


Apr. 


6, 


1838, 





Children: 


2850. 


Lydia Jane, 


2851.* 


Jane S., 


2852.* 


William Henry, 


2853. 


Sarah E., 



[984] EBENEZER JENKINS,' (Bro. of William H.,) 

b. Lee, Mass., Nov. 4, 1798; ra. 1836, Abigail Bartlett. He d. Chicago, 111., 
Oct. 9, 1873. 

Children: 

b. Nov. 10, 1826; d. Aug 10, 1827. 

'' Sept. 1, 1828. 

" Nov. 7, 1830. 

" Sept. 26, 1833, " Jan. 1, 1849. 

[985] LYDIA JENKINS.^ (Sister of William H.,) 

b. Lee, Mass., Oct. 26, 1800; m. Lansing, N. Y., Oct. 9, 1822, Rev. Edmund, 
son of Patrick O'Flyng, b. Gal way, N. Y., 1797; clergyman; Elmira, South- 
port, Buffalo, Lockport and Bath, N. Y.; Lawrenceville, Willetsburgh and 
Pittsburgh, Pa.: Vincennes and New Albany, Ind.; Knoxville, III; Canton, 
Millersburgh and Bucyrus, Ohio: Republican: private in Capt. Brown's Co., 
1812 war; participated in the battle of Lundy'sLane; atSackett's Harbor, 1815; 
Freemason: Methodist. Among her relatives she was known as "The Gospel." 
Both d. Bucyrus, Ohio: she, 1882; he, 1873. 

Children: 

K Dec. 7, 1824, Elmira. 

' Jun. 19, 1826, Southport. 

• Feb. 9, 1828, 

June 12, 1830, Buffalo. 

' May 13, 1832, Lockport. 

■ Apr. 6, 1835, Lawrenceville; d. 1835. 

' Aug. 29, 1836, " d. Oct. 10, 1841. 

July 11, 1839, Knoxville; d. Mar. 27, '73. 

[987] Rev. WARREN JENKINS,' (Bro. of William H., ) 

b. Lee, Mass.. Aug. 12, 1804; m. Athens, Pa.; 1825, Marion, dau. of Jean and 
Lydia (Pyle?) Dutilh, b. Phila., Pa., 1804: merchant, Athens, Pa., 1824-6; news- 
paper editor at Tonawanda, Pa., until about 1829; removed to Columbus, Ohio; 



2854.* 


ENHANCES Elizabeth, 


2855.* 


Caleb C, 


2856.* 


Mary Hall, 


2857.* 


Isaac Maxwell, 


2858.* 


Louisa Temple, 


2859. 


Edmund, 


2860. 


Clarissa, 


2861. 


Marion Dutilh, 



368 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



broker, N. Y. City, 1843-7; removed to Cleveland, Ohio, Auburn, N. Y., Browns- 
ville, Texas, 1849-52; Columbus, Ohio, 1852-65, where he was mayor of the city. 
Late in life he -became a clergyman; Whig and Republican, a strong anti- 
slavery man: Presb. He d. Columbus, May, 1895; she d. Auburn, N. Y., June, 
1849. 





Children: 














2862.* 


Eltza Dutilh, 


b. Dec. 


24, 


1826, 


Athens. 






2863.* 


Henry, 


" May 


25, 


1828, 


Tonawanda. 




2864. 


Marion, 


a 




1829, 


Columbus; 


d. 1829. 




2865. 


Owen, 


" Mar. 


9, 


1830, 




"Aug. 31, 


'48 


2866. 


Charles, 


" Sept. 


2. 


1832, 




^' Feb. 24, 


'35 


2867. 


Louisa. 


" Apr. 


13, 


18.34, 




" May 26, 


'48 


2868.* 


Warren, 


'' Sept. 


27, 


1836, 








2869.* 


Herman Dutilh, 


" Jan. 


14, 


1842, 








2870.* 


Anna Calkins, 


" Jun. 


9, 


1846, 


Brooklyn. 








Two ch. d. in infancy. 













[991] LOUISA JENKINS,' (Sister of William H.,) 

b. June 20, 1811; m. 1833, Rev. John Marshall, son of Dr. William and Mar- 
garet Goshorn, b. May 20, 1811; Episcopal clergyman; Democrat; she was a tal- 
ented lady and leader in society: amongst her relatives she was called "The 
law." Both d. Galveston, Texas, of yellow fever; she Oct. 15, 1864; he, Oct, 

12, 1864. 

Children: 

2871. Marshall, b. 1834; d. 1834. 



2872. 



Eliza Jenkins, " Sept. 18, 1853, Pittsburg. 



[998] JOSIAH JENKINS,' (Josiah,6 Samuel, &** Experience Hamlin,!^ 
James,2i) ij. Gorham, Me., May 5, 17&4; private in Capt. Toppan Robie's Co. 
from Gorham, 1812 war. 



[1005] 
b. Gorham, 
Lowell. 



JOSEPH JENKINS,' (Samuel, «5* Experience Hamlin,-^ James.^i) 
Me., June 1.3, 1788; pub. Bucktleld, Me., Dec. 7, 1811, Nancy 



* Note 32:3. At pa^e 60 I bave, on the authority of Mr. Otis, tlie ^enealo^st of Barnstable 
families, stated that Samuel .Jenkins,* [42] m. Mary,3 dau. of Ensign .John and Mary (Davis) 
(Goodspeed) Hinckley. It is claimed by Miss Elizabeth Crocker, of Yarmouthport, Mass.. upon 
the authority of Mr. .loshua Hinckley, of Wollaston, Mass., author of an unpublished grenealogy 
of the Hinckley family, that this Mary Hinckley was the dau. of Ensigii .John Hinkley by his 
first wife, Bethia Lothrop. and that she m. June 22, 1721, Dea. John Crocker,3 (.Iob,2 William, i)— 
ancester of Miss Croclfer— and that her death is inscribed on her tombstone in the ancient cem- 
etery at Barnstable Village, as "July 2^, 17-tt, in the 57th year of her ag-e." It is the opinion of 
Mr. Hinckley that Samuel Jenkins m. Mary,* dau. of Benjamin and Sarah (Cobb) Hinckley, 
b. Oct. i l(J9(j. The evidence is not conclusive as to the ancestry of the two Mary Hinkleys who 
ra. Samuel Jenkins and Dea. John Crocker, respectively. If Mary, the dau. of Ensign John 
Hinckley, was the child of his first wife and born about 1787, she could hardly have been the 
wife of Samuel Jenkins; but if the child of his second wife, she was probably born after 1697, 
and could have been the wife of Jenkins, who was born 1699-1700. The inscription on the grave- 
stone of Mary, wife of Dea. .John Crocker is good evidence of her ag'e, but does not establish her 
ancestry. Otis says; Vol. 2, page 93: "When Icbabod Hinckley removed to Tolland, Conn,, 
Samuel Jenkins purchased Hinckley's farm, which is now (1862) owned by Dea. Bradley Jenk- 
ins. His wife being half sister to Ichabod and dau. of Ensign .John Hinckley, by his second 
wife," who was Mary ,3 widow of Benjamin Goodspeed,3 and dau. of .lohn^ and Hannah (Linnell) 
Davis. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 369 

[1009] Capt. BENJAMIN JENKINS,' (Bro. of Joseph,) 

b. Buckfleld, Me., April 24, 1800; birtb recorded Buckfield, Me., pub. Buck- 
field, Mar. U. 1824, Abigail Keene, of Hartford, Me. He resided in the south- 
east corner of Buckfield, where bis father resided. He afterwards removed to 
a farm near Lowell's Corners in Buckfleld. The births of their children, re- 
corded Buckfield: 

Children: 

2873.* Benjamin Franklin, b. July 17, 1826. 

2S74. Satinia H., " Nov. 20, 1831. 

2875. Christine A., 

2876. LucRETiA Ann, 

2877. William H. H. 

[1022] NATHANIEL JENKINS/ (Nathaniel, s^ Samuel,* Experience 
Hamlin,3 James,2i) b. Barnstable, Mass., Jan. 6, 1796; married .| No de- 
scendant of this family living. 
Children: 

2678. Nathaniel, m. and d. without issue. 

2879. Ellis, unmarried. 

2880. Temperance. m. Loring Crocker, of Barnstable. 

2881. Ltdia, " Dr. Oliver Ford, " " 

[1028] ELISHA J:^NKINS,' (Alvan,^ Nathaniel,^ Samuel,* Experience 

Hamlin, 3 James,2i) b. Barnstable, Mass., Jan. 11, 1800: m. . He started a 

boot and shoe manufactory, 1829, Yarmouth: Representative, Yarmouth, 1844- 
5: P. M., Barnstable, 1866; member James Otis Lodge, A. F. & A. M., Barn- 
stable, 1870. He d. South Yarmouth. 
Ch. b. South Yarmouth; 

Names not discovered. 

[1032] WILLIAM JENKINS,' (Simeon,^^ Samuel,* Experience Hamlin,3 

James,2i) m. Susan,^ dau of John and (Holmes) Jenkins. Bothd. Needham, 

Mass. 

Children: 

2882.* Susan. 
2883.* Betsey. 

[1036] BARTLETT JENKINS,^ ( John.s Simeon,^ Samuel,* Experience 
Hamhn,3 James,2i) m. Mary Crosby. Both d. 1823. 

No issue. 

[104.5] SIMEON JENKINS,' (Perez,6 Simeon.s Samuel,* Experience Ham- 
lin,'' James,2i) lived and died Somerville, Mass. 
Child: 
2884. George Willia3I. 

[1047] LUCY JENKINS,' (Braley,^ Simeon,^ Samuel,* Experience Ham- 
lin,3 James,2i) b. West Barnstable, Mass.. Jan. 10, 1800: m. 1st, Nantucket, 
Mass., 1820, Capt. Moses, son of Richard and Martha Alley, b. Nantucket, 
Mass.; master of a whaling vessel, Nantucket; he was lost at sea; m. 2d, West 
Barnstable, 1840, Rev. Enoch, son of William and Mary (King) Pratt, b. North 



370 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Middleboro, Mass., July 31, 1782, his 3d wife; pastor. West Barnstable, 1807-32: 
afterwards resided West Brewster, Mass.; Chaplain 1812 war: Cong.; author of 
histories of Eastham, Orleans and Wellfleet, Mass.; she d. W. Barnstable, 
May 27, 1896. He d. Brewster, 1860. 

Ch. by 1st marriage: 

2885.* Lucy, b. Oct. 17, 1825, Nantuclcet. 

2886. Prince, " 1826, West Barnstable; d. '28 

2887. Perez JisxKiNs, 1827-8, " " " Jan 1,'97 

By 2d marriage, b. Brewster: 

2888.* George Greenleaf, May 6, 1842. 

2889. Charles King, 1845: d. 1857. 

2890. Ida HyDe, d. aged 3 years. 

[1049] DORCAS JENKINS,' (Sister of Lucy,) 

b. West Barnstable, Mass., June 19, 1807; m. there, 1832, Jabez,' son of Jabez 

and Hannah (Parker) Rowland,* b. West Barnstable, June 18, 1803; grocer; 

West Barnstable, until 1847; after at Neponset, Mass.; postmaster many years; 

Whig. She d. West Barnstable, Oct. 10, 1841; he d. Neponset, April 8, 1867. 

Ch. b. West Barnstable: 

2891.* Ellen, May 10, 1833. 

2892.* PoMEROY Belden, Feb. 15, 1835. 

[1051] Dr. FREEMAN HOPKINS JENKINS,' (Bro. of Lucy,) 

b. West Barnstable, Mass , Dec. 25, 1815; m. Sandwich, Mass., May 3, 1854, 
Hannah Sexton, dau. of Samuel and Sarah (Goodspeedf) Blossom, J b. Sandwich, 
Nov. 20, 1832; physician and farmer; West Barnstable: resided Harwich, Mass., 
1844-6; Dorchester, 1861-5; Republican; member school board, 1848-60. He as- 
sisted in compiling the records of the Jenliins branch of the family; she Cong. 
He d. W. Barnstable, Jan. 4, 1902. 

Ch. b. West Barnstable: 

2893. Samuel Blossom, June 14, 1855. 

2894. William Freeman, June 10, 1858. 

* Note ;124. For Rowland see notes 61, 79, 145, 248 and ;322. 

Hon. jabez HOWLAND.e ^Ansel,5 Jabez,* Shubael,3 John,? i) b. Barnstable, Mass., May 
31, 1775; m. Oct. 18, 1797, Hannah, dau. of David and Mehitable (Hall) Parker, b. June 24, 1778; 
res. West Barnstable ; held town offices; representative; he d. W. Barnstable; she d. July 30, 
1862. 

Ch. b. W. Barnstable: 

Albert, Feb. 9, 1798. 

Lybia p., Dec. 21, 1799; m. Silas Jones. 

Jabez, Jun. 18, 1803, " Dorcas Jenkins. 

John S., Dec. 22, 1804; drowned Apr. 16, 1845. 

Hannah, Nov. 18, 1806; m. Ambrose Hay ward. 

Mehitable, Jun. 17, 1808; d. Aug. 10, 1825. 

Eliza, Feb. 19, 1810; m. Paul J. Fish. 

Freeman, Oct. 11, 1811, " Adeline Parker. 

Parker, Sept.24, 1813; d. Sept. 13, 1835. 

ROBEBT, July 22, 1815, " Feb. 16, 1816. 

Henrietta, Jan. 11,1817; m. Dr. Rufus Belden. 

Emeline, Feb. 27, 1819, " Frederick Parker. 
+ For Goodspeed see notes 30 and 284. 
% For Blossom see note 182. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 371 

[1055] PAYNE JENKINS,' (Lot,6 5 Samuel,* Experience Haralin.s 
.James,2i) m. Olive Ryder.* 

Ch. b. Wellfleet: 

2895.* Robert Bruce, Sept. 16, 1837. 

[1056] DAVID HAMBLIN,' (Silas,«5 James,432i) unm.; soldier in British 
service, 1812 war, wounded at Sackett's Harbor and d. of wounds at Kingston. 

[1057] FRANCIS HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of David,) 

m. Esther Whiting. He was killed at or near Prescott, Ont. Had children. 

[1058] BENJAMIN HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of David, ) 

b. Canada; m. Esther, widow of Ephraim Dunham, res. Kitley, Canada. 
Both d., he about 1840. 

Children: 

2896.* Reuben. 
2897.* Elvira, 

2898. ' Charles, dead. 

[1059] NANCY HAMBLIN,' (Sister of David,) 

b. Canada; m. William Knapp; lived near Prescott, Ontario. 

Several children who lived near the old home. 

[1060] ELIZABETH HAMBLIN,' (Sister of David, ) 

m. 1st, Eaton; lived near Prescott, Ontario; m. 2d, Thomas Howe; 

lived many years at Liada Lake, where she died. 

Ch. by 1st marriage: 

2899. David. 

2900. George, dead. 

2901. Elvira, " 

Ch. by 2d marriage: 

2902. William, prob. d. 

2903. Richard, " 

2904. Henry, " 

2905. Annie. 

[1061] SILAS HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of David,) 

b. Canada, 1790; m. Peggy .; res. Prescott, Ontario. 

Several children. 

[1062] WILLIAM LINES HAMBLEN,^ (Bro. of Benjamin,) 

b. Prescott, Canada, 1792; m. Augusta or Maitland, Canada, 1816, Sarah, 
dau. of Alexander and Electa ( Landon) Barnard, b. Earneston, Canada, 1796; 
farmer; Augusta, until 1823; afterwards Alexandria Bay, N. Y.; soldier 1812 
war in the British army, at battle of Ogdensburg; Democrat; Freemason; she 
Methodist. He d. Alexandria Bay, 1871; she d. Battle Creek, Mich., 1890. 

* For Rider see note 286. 



372 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



2906.* 

2907.* 

2908. 

2909. 

2910. 

2911.* 

2912.* 

2913.* 

2914. 



Children: 
Alexander Carlisle, b. Dec. 

Emeline, " July 
Silas, 

Elvira C, " Mar. 

Elizabeth, " Apr. 

Benjamin, " Apr. 



10, 1818, Augusta. 
27, 1820, " 

d. infancy. 
14, 1826, Alexandria; unm. 1899 
3, 1827, " d.Alex.Bay,unm 
1829, 



Martha L., 
Sarah E., 
Jane, 



" Mar. 11, 1831, " 

•' Sept. 15, 1832, Alexandria Bay. 

d. young. 



[1064] Col. JOHN HILLIBERT,^ (Jemima Hamblin,«Silas,5 James,*3 2i) 
m. Eliza Gardner; merchant; Fort Ann, N. Y., a public spirited man; colonel 
of militia; soldier 1812 war; she Methodist. Both d. 

Ch. b. Fort Ann: 
2915.* Sarah Amelia, about 1828. 



[1065J 



HILLIBERT,' 



m. Losson Fenton, of Fort Ann, N. Y 



(Sister of John,) 
Both dead. 



Three ch., all dead. 



[1067J JOSHUA HAMLIN,^ ' (Seth," Silas,^ James,* ssi) 

b. Darlington, Ontario. Oct. 13, ISOO; m. Pickering, Ontario; Hannah, dau. 
of Jacob and Hannah (Young) Snyder, b. Lower Canada, July 4, 1808; farmer: 
Darlington. He was killed, Scarborough, Ontario, April, 1833; she remarried 
and had other children. She d. North Bradley, Mich., Feb. 21, 1889. 

Children: 

b. Darlington; unmarried. 



2916. 


Hannah B., 


2917. 


Susannah, 


2918. 


Rebecca, 


2919.* 


Seth, 


2920.* 


Maria, 



" 1829, .Scarborough. 

" June 27, 1833, Scarborough. 

[1068] WILLIAM HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Joshua,) 

b. Nov. 2, 1802; married. After his death his widow and two children went 
to reside near Montreal. He was killed about 1845. 

[1070] DAVID HAMLIN,7 (Bro. of Joshua,) 

b. May 19,1807; m. Angeline . His widow res. Lexington, Mich.,wherehedied. 

No issue. 



[1071] ELI HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Joshua,) 

b. Darlington, Dist. of New Castle, Ontario, June 13, 1809; m. Smithville, 

N. Y., Jan. 2, 1837, Minerva, dau. of Malachi and Sarah (Blount) Putnam, b. 

Lowville, N. Y., July 5, 1817; blacksmith; Watertown, N. Y., from 1842 until 

his death; she Methodist. Both d. Watertown; he, Aug. 23, 1893; she Oct. 3. 

1889. 



2921.* 
2922.* 
2923.* 



Children: 
M. Adelia, 
James Monroe, 
DeWitt Clinton, 



b. Mar. 

" Sept. 
" July 



17, 1838, Smithville. 

30, 1840, 

19, 1844, Watertown. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



373 



[1074] PETER HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Joshua,) 

b. Dec. 25, 1816; m. Sarah ElHs; sailor, drowned in Lake Erie; slie d. Scar- 
borough, Canada, years ago. 
Children: 

2924. Seth, d. unm. 

2925. Rebecca, res. with her uncle, John Hamlin. 



[1075] 
b. Feb. 

Madden, b. 

private Co. 

Fair Oaks, 

292(i. 

2927. 

2928.* 

2929.* 

2930.* 

2931.* 

2932. 



JOHN HAMLIN,- (Bro. of Joshua,) 

1, 1817; m. Sackett's Harbor, N. Y., 1846, Anna Maria, dau. of John 
Ireland, Oct. 18, 1829; moulder; Democrat; Freemason; Methodist; 
D, 81st N. Y. Inf. Vols.; enlisted fall of 1861, killed at' battle of 
Va., May 31, 1862; slie res. Oswego, N. Y., 1897: Catholic. 

Children: 

Anna Maria, b. Jan. 

Mary Ellen, " Mar. 

Thomas, " Dec. 

William John. " Dec. 

Agnes Asperia, " Apr. 

Morris James, " Mar. 

Rebecca, " Apr. 



7, 1848, Rington, Ont. 
19, 1850, 

5, 1852, Fayetteville, 

4, 1855, Rome, 
15, 1858, Oswego Co., 

4, 1860, Peck's Mills, 
17, 1862, Oswego Co., 



; m. — Surdara 

" — Steele. 
N. Y. 



unm. 1899. 



[1076] WILLIAM HAMBLIN,' ( Nathan, eCaleb,^ James,i32 1) b. Waquoit, 
Falmouth, Mass., Sept. 19, 1780; m. Sandwich, Mass, by Rev. Jonathan Burr, 
Nov. 16, 1803, Content, dau. of Sylvanus and Lucretia (Fish) Fish;* the mar- 
riage record gives his res. Falmouth and hers Sandwich; mariner; Waquoit; 
one William Hamblin was propounded for membership 2d Cong. Church, Fal- 
mouth, Feb. 25,1824; not formally received into the church. He d. Waquoit, 
Jan. or June 1, 1827. 





Ch. b. Sandwich: 






2933.* 


Lucretia, 


July 26, 


1804. 


2934.* 


Hiram, 


Apr. 22, 


1806. 


2935. 


Susan, 


July 22, 


1808; m. Ainsworth F. Hamblin. 


2936.* 


Tabitha Phinney, 


Feb. 28, 


1811. 



[10771 REUBEN HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of William, ) 

b. Falmouth, Mass, Jan. 11, 1789; m.. Providence, R. I., Sarah Small. He 
d. Falmouth, Apr. 27, 1829; she m., 2d, Yarmouth, March 3, 1836, James Stew- 
art, and had Alexina, who m. John B. Fisher, Falmouth. 





Ch. b. Falmouth: 






2937.* 


Ann Frances, Feb. 


25, 


1817. 


2938. 


Albert, Jan. 


10, 


1822. 


2939.* 


Emily H., Oct. 


13, 


1826. 



[1078] Capt. NATHAN HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of William,) 

b. Falmouth, Mass., Oct. 18, 1792; m. Waquoit, Mass., Feb. 12, 1826, 
Cynthia Eldridge;* res. Falmouth. He d. Waquoit. 

* For Fish see notes 54 and 190. 
+ For Eldridge see note 90. 



574 THE HAMLIN FAMILY 



b. Sept. 13, 1827, P'almouth. 





Children: 


2940. 


Charlotte. 


2941. 


Sarah. 


2942. 


Hannah, 


2943. 


Elnathan. 


2944. 


Reuben. 



[1081] JAMES HAMBLEN,' (Natlianiel,6 Caleb,^ James," ^^i) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., Nov. 20, 1798; m. Aug. 17, , Sarah Monroe, b. Wes- 
terly, R. I., 1804. She moved when young to Nova Scotia. He was a mariner 
and resided Snake Pond,* Sandwich, Mass. It is traditional that her people 
were of the Monroe family from which President Monroe descended. This 
family of Hamlins has produced some noted singers. James Hamblen had a 
beautiful tenor voice, and v/hen home from sea some times taught singing: he 
was a tall, strong man; was wrecked and drowned off Nantucket, Feb. 27, 1831, 
where all on board the ship were lost, including his wife's father, except his 
brother and two others, who clung to the masts and were picked up by a pass- 
ing vessel. It is said he could have saved his own life, which he lost trying to 
save others. She d. July 17, 1845. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 

2945. John Monroe, June 25, 1823; d. Aug. 17, 1830. 

2946.* Cornelius Fish, Aug. 10, 1825. 

2947.* Nathaniel, Feb. H, 1828. 

2948.* James J., Feb. 27, 1830. 

[1082] CORNELIUS FISH HAMBLEN,^ (Bro. of James,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Sept. 1, 1800; m. May 18, 1829, Martha Monroe, b. West- 
erly, R. I., Jan. 1, 1799; she removed to Nova Scotia when young; mariner; 
Sandwich; Methodists. Both d. Sandwich, he June, 1883; she, Dec. 24, 1892, 
aged 93 years, 11 mos. 23 days. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 

2949.* George Monroe, Apr. 

2950. Reuben, Nov. 

2951.* Charlotte Celia, June 

2P52. Maria C, April 

2953.* Ezra, Jan. 

2954. Sarah Ellen, Jan. 

2955. Charles Luce, Mar. 

[1083] HANNAH HAMBLEN,^ (Sister of James,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., June 13, 1803; m. there, by Rev. David L. Hume, May 

22, 1828, Amos, son of Amos and Rebecca (Diamond) Jones, fb. Londonderry, N. 

H., Dec. 16, 1801; carpenter; Londonderry and Goflstown, N. H.,and Sandwich, 

* Note 325. Snake Pond was the abode of a band of Indians in the early settlement of 
Cape Cod, some of whose descendants still live there. It is traditional tliat a terrible fight 
among them occurred there many years ago, when one ol their number was wounded, his 
bowels protruding, which his enemies fastened to a stake, and wound him around it until he 
died. Indian arrow heads and other trinkets are still found there. 

t Note 326. The grandfather of Mr. Jones served in the Revolutionary war under Gen. 
Stark. 



15, 


1831. 




4, 


1832; 


d. Nov. 22, 1832, 


9, 


1834. 




5, 


1836: 


d. Nov. 27, 1836 


9, 


1837. 




1, 


1839; 


unmarried 1899. 


16, 


1844; 


d. about 1860. 



Feb. 


14, 


1829. 


Sept. 




1830. 


July 


n, 


1832. 


Feb. 


15, 


1835. 

1838; d. 1839. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 375 

Mass; Whig; Methodists. She d. Waltham, Mass., Sept. 2, 1865; he d. Sand- 
wich, Jan. 25, 1853. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 

295i]* Nancy M., 

2957.* Lorenzo D., 

2958.* Eliza Ann, 

2959.* Pauline Freeman, 

2960. LoRiNDA N., 

[1084] Capt. NATHANIEL HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of James,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., July 25, 1805; m. there, Jan. 31. 1836, Eliza, dau. of 
Amos and Rebecca (Diamond) Jones, b. Goffstown, N. H., Oct. 9, 1813; master 
mariner, engaged in wlialing40 years; resided at Sandwich until 1868; East 
Boston until 1870; afterwards at Charleston, Mass.; Democrat; she Cong. He 
d. Charlestown, Dec. 10, 1872; she d. Sandwich, June 21, 1874. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 

2961.* Hannah Ann, Nov. 4, 1838. 

2962.* Harriet Eliza, Mar. 20, 1840. 

2963.* LoRiNDA Newell, Apr., 4, 1844. 

2964. Lorenzo N., " " " d. Nov. 11, 1844. 

[1085] DEBORAH HAMBLIN,- (Sister of James,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Nov. 20, 1807. The records of Sandwich show the mar- 
riage of Leonard Cummings and Deborah Hamblen, both of Sandwich, by Rev. 
David L. Hume, May 27, 1827; removed west about 1825, first to Woodstock, 
Vt.; resided there several years, thence to Wisconsin; afterwards, perhaps, to 
Illinois; one son was Capt. or Col. of a Western Regt.; they may have removed 
from Vermont to Penn. 

Children: 

2965. Benjamin Franklin, eldest son. 

2966. Marshall. 

[1086] EZRA HAMBLEN,' (Bro. of James,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., July 19, 1812; m., Dec. 31, 1835, PaulineF.,dau.of Sam- 
uel and Phebe (Hoxie) Allen,* b. Sandwich, Mar. 29, 1815; fisherman; Sand- 
wich. Both d. Sandwich; he, Aug. 8, 1857: she Mar. 15, 1896. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 

2967. Ezra G., Jan. 28, 1838; d. Dec. 25, 1838, 
2968.* Ezra Grafton, Oct. 8, 1842. 

2969.* Benjamin Haines, June 16, 1843. 

[1087] MARSHALL CHILDS HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of James,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., April 17, 1815; m. Rosanna A., dau. of David and 
Sarah (Allen) Bowerman,t b. Sept. 1, 1818; mariner; Sandwich; later, keeper of 
alms house. New Bedford, Mass. Both d. New Bedford; he, Sept. 11, 1880: she, 
April, 1897. 

* For Allen see note 267. 

t Note 327. THOMAS BOWERMAN,i prob. b. England; came to Plymouth. Mass., 1633; 
m. Mar. 3, 1644, Hannah, dau. of Anthony and Jane Annable, b. Plymouth, about 1625. The name 



376 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



■I 

ii 





Ch. b. Sandwich: 








2970.* 


Sarah BowERMAisr, 


Mar. 


26, 


1839. 


2971.* 


Deborah Cummings, 


Aug. 


1, 


1842. 


2972.* 


Nancy Maria, 


Aug. 


2, 


1844. 


2973.* 


Levi Doty, 


Aug. 


2 


1846. 


2974. 


Asa B. 


Mar. 


8,' 


1849; d. Sept. 6, 1852. 


2975. 


Cordelia F., 


Mar. 


13, 


1851. 


2976. 


Cblestia F., 


July 


21, 


1858; d. Sept. 2, 1859. 



[1094] BETSEY FOOTE,' Elizabeth Hamblin," Job,-^ .lames,* 32 1) 

b. Lee, Mass., June 23, 1786; m. Noah, son of Noah and Content Crocker,* 

b. Mass., Dec. 21, 1782; teacher; removed to Dover, Ohio, about 1812-14; Whig; 

Presbyterians. Both d. Dover; she, Nov. 16, 1860; he, Oct. 7, 1827. 
Children: 

b. July 1, 1807, Lee; m. David Hamblin. 
" Mar. 10, 1809, " d. Byron, Mich., unm. 
" Aug. 6, 1811, " m. Hough. 



2977. 


ROXANIA, 


2978. 


Sophia, 


2979.* 


Alma, 


2980.* 


Alvin, 


2981.* 


LOVISA, 


2982.* 


Lewis, 


2983.* 


JUDSON, 


2984.* 


Orpha, 



Dover; m. Bradley. 



2985. 


Samantha, 


2986.* 


David, 


2987.* 


Lyman Perry. 


2988.* 


Thomas, 


2989.* 


Temperance R., 



July 13, 1818, 
Dec, 1810, 



[1095] THOMAS FOOTE,^ (Bro. of Betsey,) 

b. Lee, Mass., May 21, 1788; m. there, Mar. 12, 1812, Diana, dau. of Abra- 
ham Perry, b. Lee, Dec, 1794; farmer; removed to Dover, Ohio, 1815; Whig; 
Methodists. Both d. Dover; he July 31, 1856; she June 14, 1866. 

Children: 

b. Sept 30, 1812, Lee; d. Oct. 28, 1813. 

" July 18, 1814, " 

" Mar. 22, 1817, Dover. 

" Mar. 29, 1819, " 

" Dec. 29, 1826, 

[1097] SILAS F00TE,7 { Bro. of Betsey,) 

b. Lee, Mass., Aug. 18, 1791; m., Dover, Ohio, Aug. 4, 1822, Emeline, dau, 
of Sylvanus and Lydia (Clark) Smith, f b. Hawley, Mass, 1807; farmer; removed 

is also written Bourman and Boreman; carpenter; res. V7est Barnstable, 1643, where be owned 
land; surveyor of highways, 1648; grand juror, 1650; proprietor of land in Suckaiiesset, now 
Falmouth, Mass. Otis says he d. 1663, being of Barnstable; another account gives his death 
May 25, 1679. Tlie family removed to Falmouth. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

Hannah, May, 1646. 

Thomas, Sept., 1648; m. Mary Harper. 

Samuel,, .July, 1651 ; killed Eehobetb, Mar. 26, 1676. 

Desibe, May, 16ij4. 

Mary, Mar., 1656. 

Mehitable, Sept., 1658. 

Tristram, Aug., 1661. 

For Annable see note 100. 
* For Crocker see notes 35, .39 and 78. 
+ Note 328. Capt. SYLVANUS SMITH was a Rev. soldier; afterwards master mariner. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 377 

to Dover, with his fattier 's family, 1816, and Rocl<:port, Ohio; Freemasoa; slie, 
Methodist. He d. Dover, July 14, 1828; she d. Melrose, Minn. 

Children: 

2990.* Solomon R., b. May 31, 1823, Dover. 

2991.* Caroline D., " Feb., 1825, " 

2992.* Silas, " May 11, 1826, Rockport. 



[1098] DELIA FOOTE,' (Sister of Betsey,) 

b. Lee, Mass., May 3, 1794; m. Rocl^port, Ohio, Oct. 7, 1818, Elisha Taylor; 
farmer. Shed. Dover, Ohio, Jan. 6, 1825. 

No issue. 



[1099] LOUVISA FOOTE,' (Sister of Betsey, ) 

b. Lee, Mass., Nov. 29, 1796; m. there, Aug. 22, 1815, Benjamin, son of Ben- 
jamin and Sarah (Bigelow) Stevens, b. Lee, May 19, 1795; farmer; Dover and 
Avon, Ohio, after 1830; Whig; Presbs. Both d. Avon; she, Dec. 6, 1862; he, Feb. 
25, 1871. 





Children: 








2993.* 


John, 


b. Dec. 


23, 


1816, Lee. 


2994.* 


Ransom Footb, 


" May 


20, 


1820, " 


2995.* 


Mary Ann, 


" Apr. 


9, 


1822, " 


2996.* 


Delia T., 


" Nov. 


3, 


1824, " 


2997. 


Benj. Franklin, 


" June 


5, 


1827, " m. Emily Walceman 


2998. 


Chauncby B., 


" Sept. 


20, 


1833, Avon. 


2999.* 


Sarah B., 


" Mar. 


17, 


1840, " 



[1100] TEMPERANCE FOOTE,^ (Sister of Betsey,) 

b. Lee, Mass., Nov. 1, 1800; m. Dover, Ohio, June 25, 1821, John B., son of 
Ebenezer and Mary L. Robertson, b. Ballston Springs, N. Y., Dec. 26, 1797; 
farmer; res. at Ballston until 1813; Lee, Mass., until 1822. In 1816 she removed 
with her parents to Dover, Oliio. Four years later she and her brother returned 
for a visit to Lee. While on this visit she made the acquaintance of her future 
husband. In the fall of 1820 she returned to Ohio, and was married the follow- 
ing spring. In July, 1821, they returned to Lee and resided five years. In 1826, 
with three children, they moved to Amherst, Ohio; resided at Dover five years, 
then at Rockport and Elyria. He was a member of the Ohio Legislature, 1851- 
2, and of the first Legislature of Nebraska, 1856. In 1857 he was appointed by 
President Buclianan agent among the Omaha Indians, Nebraska. In 1859 they 
returned to Amherst; Democrat; member of Elyria Lodge A. F. & A. M.; 

she, Dec. 21, 1893; he, March 7, 1875. 

[7, 1884. 
3, 1822, Lee; d. Amherst, unm., Dec. 
8, 1824, " 

18, 1826, " d. June, 1836. 
10, 1828, Rockport. 
6, 1830, 
29, 1832, 



Methodists. 


Both d. Amherst; 
Children: 


she, De 


3000. 


Sarah M., 


b. Apr. 


3001.* 


Theo. Henry, 


" Mar. 


3002. 


Ebenezer, 


" Mar. 


3003.* 


John B., 


" Sept, 


3004.* 


Frank Nelson, 


" Apr. 


3005.* 


Mary L. 


" Mar. 



378 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 




Mrs. Temperance Robertson. 



[1101] RANSOM FOOTE,7 (Bro. of Betsey, ) 

b. Lee, Mass., Feb. 15, 1803; m. Dover, Ohio, Mar. 28, 1824, Catherine, dau. 

of Asahel and Rebecca (Johnson) Porter, b. Salem, Ct., Nov. 16, 1806: farmer; 

res. on the old homestead, Dover; Methodists. He d. Dover, Oct. 11, 1846; she 

d. April 6, 1886. 





Ch. b. Dover: 










3006.* 


Lavias Hyde, 


May 


16, 


1825. 




3007. 


Betsey Hamlin, 


Oct. 


30, 


1826: 


d. Aug. 3, 1828. 


3008.* 


Ransom Luther, 


July 


23, 


1828. 




3009.* 


Angeline Porter, 


Apr. 


30, 


1830. 




3010.* 


Laura Alene, 


Jan. 


14, 


1832. 


- 


3011.* 


Emeline Porter, 


July 


25, 


1834. 




3012.* 


Asahel Porter, 


May 


25, 


1836. 




.3013. 


Catherine Porter, 


Mar. 


16, 


1838; 


unm. 1897. 


3014. 


Maryette Robertson 


, Mar. 


17, 


1840; 


m. David F. Miller. 


3015. 


Statira Johnson, 


Mar, 


8, 


1842; 


d. Mar. 28, 1845. 


3016. 


Henry Porter, 


Apr. 


21, 


1844; 


unm. 1897. 


3017.* 


Abigail Johnson, 


Oct. 


21, 


1846. 





[1102] LAURA FOOTE,' (Sister of Betsey,) 

b. Lee, Mass., Jan. 6, 1807; m. Dover, Ohio, Sept. 5, 1824, John D., son of 





Children: 


3024. 


Caroline, 


3025. 


Wesley A. 


3026. 


Elizabeth. 


3027.* 


Diana, 


3028.* 


David F., 


3029.* 


LORENZODO 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 379 

Philo Taylor, b. Lowville, N. Y., Aur. 22, 1804; farmer and writer; Rockport, 
Ohio; Republican; Methodists. She d. Rockport, Sept. 8, 1859; he d. Delphos, 
Ohio, Oct. 1, 1893. 

Ch. b. Rockport: 

3018. Delia, Apr. 3, 1826; d. Sept. 9, 1828. 

3019. Egbert, June 5. 1830; " Dec. 12, 1856, unm. 
3020.* William Hamlin, Nov. 12, 1833. 

3021.* Elizabeth, Apr. ,30, 1837. 

3022. John D., Dec. 4, 1841; " Sept. 2, 1857. 

3023.* Emma, Feb. 28, 1847. 

[1103] CAROLINE FOOTE.^ (Sister of Betsey,) 

b. Lee, Mass, Aug. 5, 1809: m. Dover, Ohio, Jan. 14, 1830, Alexis, son of 
Adam and Anna (Demouth) Miller, b. July 7, 18Q6; farmer; Avon and Dover, 
Ohio; Republican; Methodists. She d. Sandusky, Ohio, May, 1892; hed. Avon, 
July 23, 1872. 

Children: 

b. Mar. 1, 1832; m. S. E. Field. 

" July 5, 1835. 

" May 31, 1837; m. S. E. Field; d. Mar. 19, 1870. 

" July 19, 1839, Avon. 

" Nov. 6, 1841, " 



[1106] Hon. WILLIAM PHINNEY HAMBLIN,' (Cornehus,« Job,^ 

James,* 321) b. Lee, Mass., Feb. 11, 1799; m., 1st, Nov. 8, 1830, Alma, dau. of 
Thomas and Abigail (Knowlton*) Chaffee, b. Feb. 9, 1801, who d. Mar. 6, 1838; 
m., 2d, Sept. 15, 1842, Tryphenia, dau, of David and Sarah (Hamilton) Parks, b. 
May 17, 1810, who d. Jan. 17, 1887. An active business man; his whole life, 
except about two years in early life in Ohio, where he was a teacher, was spent 
in Lee: after his return from Ohio he owned and lived on the farm where he 
was born; he engaged in the blacksmith trade with A. W. Kellogg; afterwards 
sold his farm and engaged in mercantile business with Wm. A. Wright. F. M. 
Couch became a member of the firm and they also engaged in wagon and car- 
riage making. He sold his interest in the firm and engaged on his own account 
in the mercantile business: Whig; member Mass. legislature, 1853; frequently 
held town offices; postmaster 20 years; was Lieutenant of the Cavalry Co. in 

* Note 329. .JOHN KNOWLTON,! was in Ipswich, Mass., 1641, perhaps earlier; wife Mar- 
gery; will, Nov. 29, 1653. 

JOHN KN0WLT0N,2 wife Sarah; d. Oct. s, 1684. 4 children. 

Dea. NATHANIEL KNOWLTON,3 b, June 29, 1658; m. May 8, 1682, Deborah .Jewett; res. 
Ipswich ; town treasurer, and nine times representative; he d. Sept. 28, 1726. 7 children. 

NATHANIEL KNOWLTON,* b. May 3, 1683; eldest child; m. Feb., 1702-3, Mary Bennett. 
5 children. 

WILLIAM KNOWLTON,5 b. Feb. ,8. 1705-6; m. Martha Pinder of Boxford, Mass., pub- 
lished Feb. n. 1728; removed to Ashford, Ct., about 1748. Hed. Mar. 13, 1753. 9 children. 

Col. THOMAS KNOWLTON,^ bap. Nov. 30, 1740; m. Anna Keyes of Ashford, Apr. 5, 1759. 
He was killed at Harlem Heights, Sept 16, 1776; his statue was unveiled in the House of Repre- 
sentatives, Hartford, Ct., Nov. 13, 1895. She d. May 22, 1808. 9 children. 

ABIGAIL KNOWLTON,'? b. .Tune 20, 1768; m. Nov. 21, 1791, Thomas Chaffee of Ashford; 
res. Becket, Mass. She d. Sept. 18, 1843. 12 children. Tlieirdau. Alma.s m. WUliam P. Hamlin. 



380 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

the militia, 1830; an exemplary citizen and left a spotless reputation; 2d wife 
member of Cong. Church. He d. Lee, Mar. 21, 1878. 
Ch. b. 1st wife, b. Lee: 
3030.* William Henry, Aug. 31, 1831. 

By 2d wife, b. Lee: 
3031.* David Parks, Jun. 11, 1843. 

3032.* Walcott Chaffek, Oct. 25, 1850. 

[1108] LUCY P. HAMBLIN,' (Sister of William P.,) 

b. Lee, Mass., Apr. 11, 1804; m. John, son of David and Sylvia (Crocker*) 
Baker, b. Lee, Feb. 15, 1799; farmer; Lee; Freemason; Congs. She survived 
her husband, resided with her daughter, Mrs. Stratton,and d. Lee, Dec. 9, 1895. 
Ch. b. Lee: 

3033.* Stephen Hamblin, Feb. 16, 1830. 

3034. Nancy Jane, Mar. 3, 1832; d. Apr. 11, 1843. 

3035.* Mary Couch, Jan. 11, 1835. 

3036.* Lucy Ophelia, Dec. 24, 1840. 

[1110] MERCY HAMBLIN,^ (Sister of William P.,) 

b. Lee, Mass., Nov. 22, 1809; m. there, 1832, Levi Withington, son of Isaac 
and Jerusha (Brown) Herrick,t b. Worthington, Mass., 1806; farmer and lime 
burner: residence indicated by birth places of children; Republican; Odd Fel- 
low. She d. Apr. 23, 1856: he d. Williamstown, Mass., Feb. 9, 1886. 
Children: 

3037.* William Hamblin, b. Apr. 21, 1834, Worthington. 

3038.* Hannah Ardilla, " Jun, 30, 1836, Lee. 

3039.* George H«»fRY, " Jun. 28, 1838, Tyringham. 

3040.* John Frederick, "Aug. 9, 1840, Worthington. 

3041.* Lucy Jane, " Sept. 19, 1842, Dalton. 

3042. Levi W., " Nov., 1844, " m. Kate . 

3043.* Charles W. " May 9, 1846, 

3044.* Mary Amanda, " Apr. 16, 1852, " 

[1111] MARY C. HAMBLIN,' (Sister of William P.,) 

b. Lee, Mass., Jan. 20, 1811; m. Frederick M. Couch, his first wife. She d. 

July 1, 1832. 

Ch. b. East Lee: 

3045.* Frederick Wellington, 1830, 

* For Crocker see notes 35, 39 and 78. 

+ Note 330. JOHN EYRICK, or Heyrick. of Leicester, England; b. 1513; m. Mary, dau. of 
John Bond, Esq., of Warwickshire. He was mayor of Leicester, 1559 and 1572. He d. Apr. 2, 1589. 

Sm WILLIAM HERICK, of London and Beau Manor Park, Leicestershire, b. Leicester, 
1557, fifth son of John above; m. 1596, Joan, dau. of Richard May, Esq., of London, b, 1578; mem- 
ber of Parliament, 1601-30; knighted, 1605; ambassador to Turkey in the reign of Queen Eliza- 
beth. He d. Beau Manor Park, Mar. 2, 1652; she d. July 3, 1645. 

HENERIE IlIRECK,! fifth son of Sir William, b. London, Aug. 16, 1604; named by com- 
mand of Prince Henry, eldest son of King James I ; his sponsors were Sir David Murray, Sir 
John Spellman and Lady Aston. He prob. came first to Virginia, and settled later in Salem, 
Mass. ; m. 1632, Editha, dau. of Mr. Hugh Laskin of Salem, b. 1614. He was among the founders 
of the first church, Salem, 1629; and of the first church, Beverly, Mass., 1667; propounded free- 
man, in Mass., Oct 19, 1630, and took the oath of freeman. May 18, 1631. He d. 1671; will proved, 
Salem, Mar. 28, 1671 ; she was living, 1674. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 381 

[1112] JOB HAMBLIN/ (Bro. of William P.,) 

b. Lee, Mass., Jan. 15, 1813: m. there, Mar. 12, 1846, Sabrina, dau. of Hub- 
bard Fairchild, b. Lee, Nov. 8, 1828; carpenter; Lee; he d. there, Aug. 15, 1882. 
One Sabrina Hamblin had land in Austerlitz, N. Y., 1835 and 1851, and deeded 
land there to one Griswold, 1844. Sabrina Hamblin, of Austerlitz, will dated 
June 13, 1858, proved June 20, 1863; John Aiken, Executor; her property prin- 
cipally bequeathed to St. Peter's Presb. Church, Spencertovpn, N. Y. 
Ch. b. Lee: 
3046.* Grove A., Mar. 6, 1849. 

[1114] MARIA HAMBLIN,' (David,6 Job,5 James,*32i) 

b. Lee, Mass., June 23, 1797: m. Weaver; lawyer; removed to Ohio. 

Child: 
3047. Mortimer. 

1116] DAVID HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of Maria,) 

b. Lee, Mass., July 23, 1802: m. Cuyahoga Co., Ohio, Oct. 26, 1830, his cousin, 
Roxania,^ dau. of Noah and Betsey,' (Foote*) Crocker,t b. Lee, July 1, 1807; re- 
moved to Ohio, resided Rockport and Dover. He d. Ridgeville Tp., Henry Co., 
Ohio, Sept., 1864; shed. Elkhart, Ind., Mar. 17, 1891. 
Children: 

3048.* David Anson, b. July 23, 1831, Rockport. 

.3049.* Noah Crocker, " Dec. 14, 1832, Dover. 

3050.* RoxANNA Maria Jane, " Jan. 22, 1835, '* 

3051.* Lew-is Marion, " Sept. 17, 1836, 

3052.* Sophia Amanda, *' Mar. 18, 1840, " 

3053.* Betsey Lovisa, " Feb. 19, 1842, 

3054.* Benjamin Dwight, " July 3, 1844, " 

3055.* Sarah Phillips, "Apr. 15,1859, 

[1118] BENJAMIN B. HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of Maria,) 

b. Lee, Mass., Aug. 8, 1809; m. Mar. 10, 1827, Tirza Stephenson; farmer, 
Lee; it is said he removed to Hinsdale, Mass., many years ago; resided Monte- 
rey, Mass., P. O., Hartsville, 1886. Conveyed land in New Marlboro, Mass., 
1875. 

Ch. b. Lee: 

3056. David, May . 25, 1829; d. May 3, 1830. 

3057. James, Feb. 6, 1832. 

3058. Sarah, Mar. 7, 1835. 

3059. Helen, Nov. 28, 1842, 

[1119] DEBORAH HAMBLIN,' (James," Job,^ James,* 3 2 ») 

b. Lee, Mass., Aug. 28, 1808; m., Aug. 30, 1831, Robert Leonard McDowell, 
b. Jefferson Co., N. Y.; resided Waddington, N. Y.; removed to Lee and Mon- 
terey, Mass., and to Dartford, Wis., about 1859. Both d. Dartford; she Dec. 
30, 1889; he, Nov. 20, 1885. 

* For Foote see note 193. 

t For Crocker see notes 35, 39 and 78. 



382 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Children: [1833. 

3060. Julius Augustus, b. Jan. 8, 1832, Waddington; d. Aug.ll,j 

3061.* Julius Augustus, " Jim. 10, 1834, Monterey. 

3062. Mary Adelaide, " Aug. 25, 1839; Lee; d. Nov. 22, 1841] 

3063. Marshall H., "Oct. 6, 1842, Monterey; d'n. Jul. ,19, '45 
3064.* Marshall, " Jun. 11, 1846, 

3065.* James Frederick, " Apr. 4, 1849, " 

[1120] JULIUS AUGUSTUS HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Deborah,) 

b. Lee, Mass, Feb. 8, 1810; m. there, April 7, 1851, Lydia, dau. of Samuel 
and Hannah (Jennings) Chapin, b. Berkshire Co., Mass., May 19, 1814, a widow; 
when a young man he engaged in the whale fishery, and lost his health; after- 
wards a farmer; Lee and Monterey, Mass., until 1858; afterwards in Wisconsin; 
Republican. Hed. Allenville, Wis., Apr. 1, 1896; shed. Monterey, Mass., Feb. 
6, 1858. 

Ch. b. Monterey: 

3066.* Mary Louisa, Jun. 29, 1852. 

3067.* Annie Elizabeth, Jun. 13, 1855. 

[1121] JAMES F. HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of Deborah,) 

b. Lee, Mass., Sept. 21, 1817; m., Stamford, N. Y., July 4, 1843, Charlotte, 
dau. of Thomas and Mary (Finch) Stevenson, b. Stamford, Aug. 3, 1821; con- 
tractor and builder; Great Barrington, Mass.; Republican. He d. Great Bar- 
rington, Jan. 6, 1848; she res. with her dau., Oakland, Cal., 1897. 

Children: 

3068.* James M., b. Sept. 30, 1844, G. Barrington. 

3069.* Adelaide, " Sept. 26, 1845, " " 

3070.* Charles F., " Feb. 16, 1847, " 

3071.* Edward L., " June 8, 1848, Stamford. 

[1122] CHARLES MARSHALL HAMBLIN.' (Bro. of Deborah,) 
b. Lee, Mass., Nov. 10, 1820. In 1848 David Hamblen wrote frum Boston to 
Wm. P. Hamblin, of Lee, relating that he had seen and learned fro'n Capt. 
Eldredge, of the brig Randolph, that he liad shipped Charles Hamblin at Bos- 
ton, Dec. 14, 1847, to go to Baltimore and back; that he went to Baltimore, and 
when off Montaug Light, east end of Long Island, at 5 o'clock a. m., Jan. 6, 
1848, he was at the wheel; the Capt. took tlie wheel, and Hamblin with the 
mate and another man, went to take in sail. Coming over the bow the vessel 
struck a heavy sea and washed him overboard; he was heard to call for help, 
but it was out of the power of man. It was very dark, a gale blowing from 
the northwest, extremely cold, and the sea running high. The Captain said 
he was a good man and well liked by all; that he told him he was discharged 
from the Frigate Potomac in August, 1847; that he shipped to Liverpool and 
back to Boston in the ship N'ew England. David Hamblen called him cousin to 
Wm. P. Hamblin. During the Mexican war an account appeared tlvAtWilliam 
Hamblin, seaman, U. S. ship Potomac, was wounded at the taking of Vera Cruz 
and Castle San Juan du UUoa, March 25, 1847. There is probably some mistake 
about the Christian name of this man. These accounts probably refer to the 
same individual, and I suppose to Charles Marshall,' son of James Hamblin, of 
Lee, Mass., who died at sea. Perhaps he had a middle name. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 383 

[1123] ANNA HAMBLIN,' (Sister of Deborah,) 

b. Lee, Mass., Oct. 18, 1823; m., Oct. 15, 1839, Alexander Anderson; paper 

manufacturer; Monterey, Mass.; removed to Joliet, 111, 185—; they resided 

in several places, at one time in Virginia, where some of the children were 

born; they settled in Brooklyn, Wis., soon after 1858. They separated and she 

lived with her son, Ellis, at Brooklyn, 1899. He d. Kankanna, Wis., about 

1884-9. 

Children: 

3072. A Daughter, m. 

3073. Walter, " twice. 

3074. Roberta, 
3075.* Eugene. 

3076. Ellis, " " 

3077. A Daughter, d. unm. 

[1124] .JOSEPH CHILDS,' (Joseph,«5 Deliverance Hamblen,* James,3 21) 

b. 1775. 

Child: 

3078.* Thomas, b. 1799. 

[1125] ABIGAIL HAMLEN,' (Josiah,® Timothy,^ Zaccheus,* Jonathan,^ 
James,2i) b. Yarmouth, Mass., Aug. 25, 1784; m. Prince, son of Shubael and 
Abigail (Parker) Crowell,* h. Jan. 22, 1776. She removed when a child with her 
parents to Harlem, now China, Me. The birthplaces of their children indicate 
residences in Winslow, Me., and Yarmouth, Me. or Mass.(?) Shed. South China, 
Me. This record is unsatisfactory. It is claimed that a Theodate Crowell 
resided in Winslow, Me. 
Children: 

3079. Data, b. Sept. 9, 1802, Winslow. 

3080. Jesse, " " 

3081. Sylvanus, " Apr. 7, 1804, 

3082. Sarah, 

3083. Theodate, " " 

3084. Prince, " July 4, 1806, Yarmouth. 

3085. Elizabeth H., " Aug. 8, 1808, 

3086. Polly H., " Mar. 26, 1811, 

[1127] ISAIAH HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Abigail,) 

b. Yarmouth, Mass., July 1, 1789; m. 1st, Barnstable, Mass., Oct. 15, 1817, Tem- 
perance Hallett.t b. Hyannis, Mass., July 1, 1789; who d. Winslow, Me., Apr. 25, 
1849; m. 2d, Winslow, Feb. 6, 1850, Polly, dau. of Ephraim Wilson. He removed 
with his parents to China, Me., 1794; had a limited education; he said that 
when 12 years old he requested his father to allow him to drive an ox team 12 
miles away, to avoid school. Private in Capt. Crowell's Co. of Mass. mihtia; 
enlisted Winslow, Sept. 12; dis. Sept. 27, 1814, (Maine was then a province of 
Mass.); farmer and brick maker; resided China, Canaan, Augusta, Gardiner and 
Winslow, Me. This family dropped the ?> from the name about 1840. Hed. 
Winslow, Mar. 27, 1864. His widow's app. for pension was dated Winslow, 
Apr. 1, 1878, her age then given as 84 years. She d. at home of Jonathan M. 
Garland, Waterville, Me., Dec. 30, 1878, aged 85. 

* For Crowell see note 53 and 270. 
t For Hallett see note 103. 



384 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY, 





Ch. by 1st wife: 










3087.* 


Isaiah Halt.ktt, 


b. Nov. 


16, 


1819. 




3088.* 


Chandler Gray, 


" Nov. 


15, 


1821. 




3089.* 


Asahel Wellington, 


" Feb. 


14, 


1824, 


Winslow, 


3090.* 


Geo. Washington, 


" Mar. 


8, 


1826. 




3091.* 


Mary Jane, 


" Dec. 


31, 


1827, 


11 


3092, 


Effie Ann, 






1831, 


unmarried 


3093. 


Charles Granville, 






1835, 


u 


3094. 


Sarah Mariah, 






1837; 


d. 1841. 



[1128] JOSIAH HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Abigail,) 

b. 1795; m. St. George parish, N. B., Apr. 12, 1819, Abigail, dau. of Jona- 
than Hanson, b. Sept 10, 1798; Democrat. He enlisted China, Me.; private in 
Capt. Daniel Crov^ell's Co. Mass. Militia, and served from Sept. 12, to Oct. 1, 
1814. The app. for pension of liis widow was dated Winslow, Me., Aug. 23, 
1871. Both d. Winslow; he Apr. 21, 1860; slie, Nov. 7, 1889. 

Children: 

b. Aug. 4, 1819, St. George; m. Gideon Preble. 



3095. 


Mary Ann, 


3096. 


Cyrene, 


3097. 


Elbridge, 


3098.* 


Sylvanus, 


3099. 


Melinda, 


3100.* 


Sarah Jane, 


3101. 


Elizabeth, 


3102. 


Jacob, 



'• Oct. 1, 1821, 

" Aug. 31, 1823, Winslow, 

^' Apr. 29, 1825, 

'' June 8, 1828, 

^' June 29, 1830, 

" June 19, 1833, 

" Mar. 17, 1836, 



Henry Preble. 
Eveline Preble. 

Edmond Warren 

R. McClintoclf. 
M. A. Wlieeler. 



[1129] GORHAM HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Abigail, ) 

married twice. He d. Gardiner, Me., about 1868. 

Children: 

3103. William. 

3104. Julia. 

3105. Mary. 



[1130] BETHANIA G. HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Abigail,) 

b. Harlem, now China, Me., Dec. 1, 1800; m. Nov. 13, 1832, prob. there, Hon. 
Jason, son of Judah and Sarali (Webber) Chadwick,* b. Harlem, Mar. 2, 1799; 
farmer, later hotel keeper, trader, dealer in cattle, sheep, wool, furs, eggs, etc., 
an active, successful business man; held several town offices; selectman, col- 
lector, etc.; Whig and Republican; member of Maine Legislature. Both d. 
Weeks' Mills, South China; she, July 12, 1883; he, about 1884, 
Ch, b. China: 



3106.* 


Rhodema Huklbut, 


Aug. 


21, 1823. 


3107.* 


Statira Staples, 


Sept. 


11, 1824. 


3108. 


George A. 


Apr. 


11, 1828; d, in infancy. 


3109.* 


Esther A,, 


Mar. 


10, 1829. 


3110. 


Catherine W., 


Nov. 


6, 1830, unm, 1902. 


3111.* 


GUSTAVUS B., 


July 


24, 1832. 


3112.* 


Augustus W., 


May 


18, 1837. 


3113. 


Julia A., 


Oct. 


30, 1840; unm. 1902, 



* For Chadwick see note 198. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



385 



[1131] CYRENE M. HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Abigail,) 

b. Harlem, now China, Me., Oct. 25, 1803; m. there Sept. — , 1828, Hon. 
Corydon, son of Judahand Sarah (Webber) Chadwick,* b. Harlem, Mar, 5, 1805. 
His mother was the first white child born in Vassalboro, Me. Farmer: South 
China. Held town offices many years; Representative two years; State Senator 
two terms; Methodists. She d. Augusta, Maine, Apr. 12, 1891. He d. South 
China, June 1, 1876. 

Ch. b. South China: 



3114.* 


Melinda. 


Jan. 


17, 


1831. 




3115. 


Alexander H., 


July 


30, 


1832. 




3116. 


Alfred M., 








d. S. China. 


3117. 


ROXANNA, 


Aug. 


30, 


1837: 


" Aug. 13, 1861, S. China. 


3118. 


JUDAH FrAXK, 


Jan. 


12, 


1841; 


" May 19, 1888, Houlton. 


3119. 


Ansta Maria, 


Dec. 


26, 


1847. 


[Me. 



[1132] HALLETT HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Abigail,) 

b. Winslow, Me, Apr. 7, 1807; married there, Harriet, dau. of Reuben 
Freeman, t of South China, b. Vassalboro, Me., Apr. 19, 1833; farmer; South 
China. After his death she resided with her dau., Mrs. Wood, Augusta, Me.; 
Methodists; he d. South China, Nov. 5, 1884. 

Ch. b. South China: 

Feb. 2, 1858; d. July 9, 1873, unm. 

July 14, 1861; " Jun. 28, 1878, unm. 

Aug. 29, 1863; killed Nov. 8, 1870. 

Sept. 19, 1865. 

Oct. 31, 1867. 



3120. 


Elizabeth, 


3121. 


Dayid W., 


3122. 


NORRIS, 


3123.* 


Charles H., 


3124.* 


Etta M., 



[1133] JESSE HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Abigail,) 

b. South China, Me, about 1818; m., 1st., Mehitable Pease; m. 2d, 
farmer; Methodists; family all dea(J. He d. Clinton, Me., about 1890. 

Children: 

d. Clinton, Me. 
" Illinois. 
" Clinton, Me. 
" Benton, Me. 



3125. 


Hallett, 


3126. 


Alphonso, 


3127. 


Melisse, 


3128. 


Etta, 



[1135] DAVID HAMLEN,' (Timothy,«5 Zaccheus,* Jonathan,^ James,^ i) 

b. China, Me., Mar. 25, 1789; m. 1st, Dec. 5, 1811, Rebecca Farrington,J b. 

Vassalboro, Me., May 21, 1789, who d. there, Oct. 19, 1840; m. 2d Augusta, Me., 

1842, Bathsheba Whitney, b. Lisbon, Me., Jan. 30, 1800, whod. Augusta, Mar. 

15, 1885. He d. Vassalboro, Feb. 13, 1862. 

* For Chadwick see note 198. 

f For Freeman see note 74. 

t Note 331. .lOHN FAERINGTON, freeman; Dedham, Mass., Apr. 29, 1668. 
JOHN FAERINGTON, freeman, Lynn, Mass., May 24, 1682. 
WILLIAM FAERINGTON, freeman. Lynn, Apr. 18, 1691. 
EDWARD FAERINGTON, m. Martha Browne, Andover, Mass., Apr. 9, 1690. 



386 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Ch. b. East Vassalboro: 



3129.* 


Hartwell a., 


Oct. 25, 


1812 


3130.* 


Sally E., 


Aug. 28, 


1815 


3131.* 


Lauriston, 


Apr. 11, 


1818 


3132.* 


Catherine, 


Aug. 24, 


1820 


3133.* 


Willis Cever, 


Dec. 26, 


1822 


3134.* 


Nancy H., 


May 11, 


1826 


3135.* 


GrEORGE W., 


Sept. 26, 


1828 


31.36.* 


Henry K., 


July 6, 


1831 


3137.* 


Edward W., 


Jun. 10, 


1836 




[1136] Dea. DANIEL HAMLEN,' (Bro. of David,) 

b. China, Me.. Apr. 3, 1791; m. Vassalboro, Me., 1811, Martha, dau. of John 
and Prudence Baxter, b. Vassalboro, Oct. 1789. He attended common school 
and Monmouth academy, after which he taught school in Maine about twelve 
years; removed to Utica, N. Y., 1813, and taught there until 1815; returned to 
China and continued his profession. He bought a farm in Winslow, Me., where 
he res. until 1819; removed and res. a short time in Bradford, Me.; settled in 
Milo, Me., where he res. principally until his death; stone mason; deacon Bap- 
tist church. He d. Milo., May 5, 1877; she d. July 20, 1873. 

Children: 

b. July 8, 1813, Vassalboro. 

" Dec. 15, 1814, Utica. [Dec. 2, 1839. 

" Nov. 17, 1816, China; wrecked on Cape Cod, 

" Oct. 23, 1818, Winslow. 

" Nov. 23, 1820, Sebec. 

" May 5, 1822, " d. Oct., 1823. 

" Feb. 15, 1824, " Aug. 18, 1826. 

" Apr. 15, 1826, China. 

" July 14, 1828, Vassalboro. 

" July 4, 1830, " 

" Sept. 12, 1835; d. Dec. 31, . 



3138.* 


Vesta, 


3139.* 


- Jane, 


3140. 


Baxter, 


3141.* 


Almira, 


3142.* 


Lois, 


3143. 


Hannah, 


3144. 


Otis, 


3145.* 


Avis, 


.3146.* 


Waterman M., 


3147.* 


Flavilla p.. 


3148. 


Hannah C, 



[1139] Dea. JONAS HAML1N,7 ( Bro. of David,) 

b. China, Me., Apr. 23, 1797; m. Dec. 3, 1819, Hannah Maxey, b. Union, 
Me., Mar. 6, 1800; deacon Baptist Church, Winslow, Me. Both d. Winslow; 
he, Dec. 20, 1858; she, Apr. 14, 1875. 
Children: 

b. Oct. 16, 1820, China. 

" Aug. 31, 1822. 

" Apr. 6, 1824, 

" Apr. 20, 1827, Vassalboro. 

" Nov, 3, 1829, " d. Dec. 4, 1830. 

" Mar. 2, 1831, Winslow. 

" Dec. 14, 1832, 

" Aug. 30, 1835, " 

" Nov. 26, 1837, 

" Mar. 19, 1841, 

[1140] OTIS HAMLEN,7 (Bro. of David,) 

b. China, Me., Apr. 12, 1799; m. 1st, 1823; Betsey Lancaster, b. China and 



3149.* 


Harriet, 


3150.* 


Timothy H., 


3151.* 


Martha, 


3152.* 


John Priest, 


3153. 


Alexander, 


3154.* 


Alexander H 


3155.* 


Sumner H., 


3156.* 


Charles W., 


3157.* 


Betsey M., 


3158.* 


Maxey, 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



387 



d. there; 

Burgess, 
Feb. 28, 

31.59. 
3160. 

3161. 
3162. 
3163. 
3164. 



m. 2d, Jane Robinson, of Winslow, Me.: who d. there; m. 3d, Elvina 

of China, b. Apr. 21, 1812; who d. Milo, Me., Feb. 27, 1863. He d. Milo, 

1863. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. China: 

B. Emeline, d. China, June 6, 1832. 
Olive A., " Boston, Mass. 
By 3d wife: 

b. June 12, 1837, China; unm. 

" July 5, 1839, " d. May 13, 1840. 

" June 28, 1842, Milo; " May 20, 1845. 

" May 19, 1847, " 



Lucy R., 
sopiironia o., 
Otis, 
Hannibal, 



ril41] Dea. REUBEN HAMLEN,^ (Bro. of David,) 

b. China, Me., June 4, 1804; m. 1st, 1825, Temperance Chamberlain, b. 

Noblesboro, Me., who d. China, Dec. 16, 1831; m. 2d, 1833, Mary Ann Meigs,* 

who d. Albion, Me. He d. Albion, Apr. 11, 1861. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. China: 

Althea, Mar. 16, 1826; d. Mar. 13, 1873, Albion. 

BerrelG., Dec. 15, 1827, " Aug. 15, 1877, Cal. 

Ann J., Oct. 21, 1829, living, 1893. 

By 2d wife, b. China: 

Oscar Chamberlain, May 2, 1834. 

Mary Meigs, Feb. 24, 1847; m. John H. Stevens.^ 



3165. 
3166. 
3167. 

.3168.* 
3169. 




Calvin Hamlen. 



* Note 332. VINCENT MEGGS,i b. Devonsbire, England, 1583; came from near South- 
ampton, Dorsetshire, Eng. to America, 1634-6; and to Hammonasett Point, Ct., 1637; settled at 



{I 



388 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[1142] CALVIN HAMLEN,' (Bro. of David,) 

b. China, Me., Apr. 26, 1804; m. 1st, Augusta, Me, Nov. 8, 1832, Phebe Hig- 

gins, dau. of Israel and Mary (Higgins) Jordon,* b. Cape Elizabeth, Me., Nov. 

25, 1805, who d. China, Nov. 21, 1872, m. 2, Mar. 31, 1874, Lettice C. Burrill, b. 

China, June 9, 1809. He d. China, Mar. 20, 1890. 
Ch. b. 1st wife, b. China: 



3170.* 


Rose Anna, 


Aug. 


19, 


1833. 


3171.* 


Edmund Higgins, 


Jan. 


16, 


1836. 


3172.* 


Mary Fakrington, 


June 


1, 


1837. 


3173.* 


Julia Frances, 


Dec. 


20, 


1838. 


3174.* 


RoscoE Green, 


Jan. 


30, 


1841. 


3175.* 


Alfred Marshall, 


Apr. 


12, 


1843. 


3176.* 


SoPHRONiA Owen, 


Apr. 


8, 


1845. 


3177.* 


Henry Augustus, 


May 


27, 


1847. 


3178.* 


Ella Evelyn, 


Mar. 


28, 


1850. 



[1143] SOPHRONIA HAMLIN,^ (Sister of David,) 

b. Cliina, Me., Apr. 23, 1806; m. there, Dec. 6. 1831, William Owen, b. Top- 

sliam, Me., Dec. 15, 1805; tinner and farmer: China; Milo, Maine, after 1836; 

Abolitionist and Republican; held town offices; Baptists; both d. Milo; she, 

Jan. 12, 1886; he, Mar. 18, 1897. 



b. Nov. 12, 1833, China; d. Mar. 23, 1837. 
" Mar. 18, 1837, Milo; m. A. Ramsdel. 
" Oct. 29, 1838. " 
" Dec. 28, 1839, " 
" July 31, 1842, " 
" Mar. 12, 1846. " 





Children: 


3179. 


Charles P., 


3180. 


Henrietta, 


3181.* 


Abigail, 


3182. 


William Sumner, 


3183.* 


William Henry, 


3184. 


TI3IOTHY Hamlin, 



d. Sept. 8, 1840. 
d. Apr. 12, 1846. 



[1145] LUCY W. HAMLIN.7 (Sister of David,) 

b. China, Me., May 10, 1809; m. Jesse B. Rollins, b. Nov. 24, 1808; res. 
Milo, Me., where she d. Dec. 8, 1874. 



Children: 

3185. Mary Ann, 

3186. AdaF., 

3187. Ellen M., 

3188. William O., 

3189. Lydia H., 

3190. Charles W., 

3191. Julia D., 

3192. Calvin H., 

3193. Sumner H., 

3194. Avis, 



b. Dec. 
" Dec. 
" Mar. 
" Aug. 
" May 
'' Dec. 
" Apr. 
" Sept. 

a 11 



5, 1833, Milford; res. Milo. 

4, 1835, 

4, 1837, Milo, 

28, 1840, " 

10, 1842, 

3, 1843, " 

20, 1847, •" 

16, 1849, 



d. Jan. 12, 1879, Bangor. 
" Nov. 27, 1862, Milo. 
" Sept. 11, 1842, " 
m. Leonard. 



Jan. 28, 1854, 



d. Mar. 11, 1850, Milo. 
m. Sargent. 



Bradley's Corner, Guilford, Ct., 1639; and soon removed to Hammonasett, now Madison, East 

Guilford; m. about 1608, Churchill. He d. Hammonasett, 1658. 

Ch. b. England: 

Vincent, 1609. 

,IOHN, 1612; came to America. 

Mark, 1614; " 

* Note 333. ROBERT .TORDAN.i son of Edmund, of Worce.ster, Eng., b. 1611; clergy- 
man of the Church of England; educated at Baliol College, Oxford; settled at Richmond 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 389 

[1146] SUMNER HAMLEN,^ (Bro. of David,) 

b. China, Me., June 12, 1811; m. Lydia Meigs.* Both d. China; he July 6, 

1852. 

No. issue. 

[1147] MARY HAMLEN,^ (Sister of David,) 

b. China, Me,, Oct, 9, 1813; m. Jan. 7, 1835, Ezekiel B. Farrington,t b. Sid- 
ney, Me., Dec. 5, 1810; farmer; China and Windsor, Me.; Baptist. Five of their 
sons died in tlie War of tlie Rebellion. He d. Oct. 9, 1885. In 1902 she resided 
with her only surviving son, William, in China: described as a lovely lady with 
hair white as snow. 





Children; 








3195.* 


Horatio Packard, 


b. Mar. 2, 


1837, 


China. 


3196.* 


Charles Atwood, 


" May 14, 


1839, 


u 


3197.* 


Byron Hamlin, 


*' April 19, 


18-, 


(i 


3198.* 


Helen M., 


" Nov. 2, 


1843, 


ti 


3199.* 


Reuben Meigs, 


" Nov. 22, 


1845, 


u 


3200.* 


Gustavus a.. 


" Nov. 8, 


1847, 


Windsor. 


3201.* 


Timothy S,, 


*' Mar. 10, 


1850, 


( ( 


3202.* 


Mary A., 


*' Feb, 24, 


1852, 


(< 


3203.* 


William O., 


" Jan. 21, 


1854, 


<i 



[1148] ABIGAIL DICKEY,' (Mary Hamlin,« Timotby,^ Zaccheus,* 

Jonathan,^ James,2i) m. William Crowell,^ of China, Me. She d. Swanville, 

Maine. 

Children (13, all dead): 



3204. 


John, 


m. 


Burrill. 


3205. 


William, 


(t 


Houston. 


3206. 


Oliver, 


a 


u 


3207. 


Leander, 






3208. 


Eleazer. 






3209. 


Alonzo. 






3210. 


Abigail, 


m. 


staples; 1 



[1149] WILLIAM DICKEY,' (Bro. of Abigail,) 

m. Margaret Curtis Page; res. Frankfort, Me. He d. Monroe, Me. 

Children (12): 

3211. William. 

3212. Robert. 

3213. Charles, 

3214. Hezekiah, 

Four or five daughters. 

Island, off the mouth of Spurwink river, Cape Elizabeth, Me., 1641, as chaplain to the Trelaw- 
ney colony, successor to Mr. Gibson. Robert Trelawney mentioned him in a letter of Aujr. 2, 
lfi41, saying that Jordan had been there three months; m. there, 161:2, Sarah, only child of Mr. 
John Winters, who was Trelawney's agent. By this marriage he became one of the great land 
owners and wealthy men of that region. He removed to a plantation on the main land in what 
is now Cape Elizabeth, called Spurwink; a prominent man in the colony; judge, many years; 
until with others he was drived out by the Indians in King Philip's war, 1675. He d. Ports- 
mouth, N. H., 1679; she was living there, 1686. 6 children. 

* For Meigs see note 332. 

+ For Farrington see note 331. 

* For Crowell see notes 52 and 270. 



390 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[1150] MARY DICKEY,' (Sister of Abigail, ) 

b. Monroe, Me.: m. John West, b. Frankfort, Me.; farmer; Frankfort; 

Democrat; soldier 1812 war; served at Hampden, Me.; she d. Burlington, Me., 

1867. 

Ch. b. Frankfort: 

3215.* Maria, July 24, 1813. 

3216.* Dorcas, Apr. 22, 1815. 
3217.* HosEA, Oct. 14, 1819. 

3218. LiVOKTA. 

3219. John. 

3220. Lemuel, d. Haverhill, Mass., 1885. 

3221. Laura, 1830. 

[1151] ELEAZER DICKEY,' (Bro. of Abigail,) 

b. Warren, Me., Sept. 9, 1790: ra. Lydia, dau. of James and Hannah (Curtis) 
Moore, b. Frankfort, Me., Aug. 14, 1797; farmer; Monroe, Me.; Republican; 
soldier 1812 war; she. Free Baptist; he d. Monroe, Sept. 19, 1872; she d. Still- 
water, Me., Jan. 7, 1880. 

Ch. b. Monroe: 

May 3, 1817; m. Elsie Murphy and Helen Clark. 

Mar. 15, 1819, " Col. Levi Hamblen,"* 

Oct. 17, 1821, " JohnJipson. 

Nov. 25, 1823; d. Jan. 13, 1892, unra. 

Nov. 2, 1825; m. Caroline Dow and Lucinda Burgess. 

Feb. 22, 1828; unm. 1902. 

Aug. 22, 1830; m. Clara Park. 

Oct. 13, 1832, " Otis F. Haskell. 

Jun. 15, 1838, "■ Eugene Curtis. 

[1152] PAULINE DICKEY,' (Sister of Abigail,) 

b. Monroe, Me., 1797; m. Frankfort, Me., 1818, James, son of James and 

Hannah (Curtis) Moore, b. Castine, Me.; farmer; Castine, until eight years old; 

afterwards Frankfort; Democrat; Methodists; both d. Frankfort, she, 18(i3. 

Ch. b. Frankfort: 

3231.* Otis, May 21, 1819. 

3232.* John, July 12, 1821. 

3233.* Martha, Aug. 27, 1824. 

3234.* Lorenzo, July 25, 18:^6. 

3235.* Emeline, 1828. 

3236.* Horatio, Sept. 3, 1832. 

3287. Ann, 1832; d. Wakefield, Mass., unm, 

3238. Katherinb, 1834, " Frankfort, unm. 

2239.* L. Albert, 1838. 

3240.* Sarah, Jun. 6, 1838. 

[1153] JANE DICKEY,' (Sister of Abigail,) 

m. David Curtis, of Monroe, Me., where she died. 

Eleven children. 

* Col. LEVI HAMBLEN,6 (Joseph,''* Jacob,3 Israel,2 James.i) The genealogy of Israel 
Hainblen2 will be published in a future volume of The Hamlin Family. 



3222. 


Albert, 


3223. 


Hannah, 


3224. 


Caroline, 


3225. 


Howard, 


3226. 


Wilson, 


3227. 


Emily, 


3228. 


Andrew, 


3229. 


Lucinda, 


3230. 


Harriet, 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 391 

[1154] DAVID DICKEY,' (Bro. of Abigail,) 

m. 1st, Pliebe Lane; m. 2d, Lottie. He d. Monroe, Me. 
Six children: 

[1155] HALLETT DICKEY,' (Bro. of Abigail,) 

m. 1st, Mary Lane; m. 2d, Pliebe Lane. Hed. Monroe, Me. 

Nine children. 

[1156] ELIZA DICKEY,' (Sister of Abigail,) 

m. John Lane, of Frankfort, Me. She d. Monroe, Me. 
Children (3, all dead). 

[1158] PRISCILLA DICKEY,' (Sister of Abigail,) 

m. James Jenkins,* of Monroe, Me. She d. Monroe, Me. 

Four children. 

[1159] MARTHA DICKEY,' (Sister of Abigail,) 

b. Union, Me., Mar. 7, 1804; m. Monroe, Me., May 12, 1825, Gen. Robert, 
son of Robert and Mary (Dodge) Sargent, b. Mar. 6, 1803. Sailor in early life, 
later farmer: Monroe; Democrat; selectman 17 years; sheriff 14 years; Free- 
mason; Freewill Baptists. He d. Hampden, Me., Mar. 14, 1885. 

Ch. b. Monroe: 



3241.* 


Martha Ann, 


May 27, 


1826. 


3242.* 


Alden, 


July 31, 


1828. 


3243.* 


Robert, 


Sept. 4, 


1830. 


3244.* 


Laura J., 


Aug. 30, 


1833. 


3245.* 


John F., 


Aug. 13, 


1836. 


3246.* 


ROXANNA, 


Aug. 23, 


1839. 


3247.* 


Ella, 


July 8, 


1841. 



[1160] HAMBLIN DICKEY,' (Bro. of Abigail,) 

b. Monroe, Me., 1806; m. Hannah Ames; res. Monroe, Me., 1846. He d. 
Amesbury, Mass., a few years ago. 
Ten children. 

[1162] ZERUIAH CHADWICK,' (Priscilla Hamlen,« Timothy,^ 

Zaccheus,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. June 27, 1790; m. Jan. 21, 1810, John Nor- 
ton; farmer; went to Ohio soon after their marriage; she Baptist. 
Thirteen children. 

[1163] CLEMENT CHAD WICK,' (Bro. of Zeruiah,) 

b. Apr. 21, 1792; went from home when young and never heard from after- 
wards. 

[1164] ESTHER CHADWICK,' (Sister of Zeruiah,) 

b. Harlem, now China, Me., Apr. 14, 1794; m. Jan. 26, 1816, Ephraim, son of 
Lewis and Priscilla (Chadwickf) Webber, b. Harlem; farmer; China; Republi- 
can; Baptists. Both d. China. 



* For Jenkins see notes 8 and 323. 
+ For Chadwick see note 198. 



392 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Ch. b. China: 


3248.* 


Levi M., Jan., 1817. 


3249. 


Lewis N.; d. unm. 


3250.* 


Eli H., 


3251.* 


John R. 



[1165] CHLOE CHADWICK,- (Sister of Zeruiah,) 

b. Aug. 6, 1796; m. Aug. 29, 1816, James Patten; farmer; Newport, Me.; 
she Baptist; she d. Newport. 

Children (3 sons, 3 daughters.) 

[1167] TRYPHENIA CHADWICK,^ (Sister of Zeruiah) 

b. June 23, 1798; m. Jan. 26, 1816, Allen Carter; farmer, Eaton, Me.; she, 
Baptist; she d. Pittsfield, Me. 

Children (2 sons, 3 daughters.) 

[1167] TRYPHOSIA CHADWICK,' (Sister of Zeruiah,) 

b. China, Me., May 3, 1800; m. there. Mar. 3, 1822, David, son of David and 
Annie (Doe)Spratt, b. China, April 16, 1791; farmer; China and Carmel, Me.; 
Republican; private soldier, 1812 war; served at Machias, Me.; Baptists. Both ij 
d. Carmel; she, Mar. 8, 1878; he, Oct. 9, 1873. ' 

Ch. b. China: 

3252.* ZoE Washburn, 1828. 

3253.* Hadley Newton, 1830. j 

3254.* Sakah Ward, 1833. 

3255.* Julia Chadwick, 1837. 

3256.* Alton David, 1838. 

3257.* Abby Shaw, 1839. 

3258.* Augusta Robinson, 1842. 

3259.* Stowell Stevens, 1845. 

[1168] JOHN CHADWICK,' (Bro. of Zeruiah, ) 

b. Feb. 21, 1802; m. Rosa — . He d. in Illinois many years ago. 

No issue. 

[1170] PRISCILLAHAMBLIN CHADWICK,' (Sister of Zeruiah,) 
b. South China, Me., Sept. 4, 1806; m. there. May 11, 1831, Dr. James Hazel- 
ton, son of James and Dorothy (Spencer) Brainerd,* b Haddam, Ct., Oct. 8, 

* Note 334. .TAMES BRAINERD, of Haddam, Ct. ; m. Dorothy Spencer. j 

Children : 

CONCORDENCE, b. Mar. 19, 1788; d. Dec. 5, 1859, Ware, Mass. 

.Tames Hazelton, " Oct. 8, 1789; m. 

Susan Spencer, " July 20, 1791, " Harrison French. 

Dorothy, " Aug. 5, 1793, " Alvord, 

Predus, " Aug. 27, 1796; d. Nov. 10,1807. 

Benjamin, "Feb. 10,1798, " Apr. 5,1813. 

Mary, "Mar. 17,1801, " Dec. 13, 1807. 

Diantha. " Feb. 10, 1803, " Jun. 11, ]8?2, unm. 

Minerva, " .Tun. 26, 1805; m. Joseph Eaton. 

Fredus O., " Sept. 28, 1807; d. Feb. 18, 1873, unm. 

Mary Chapman, " Apr. 20, 1810; m. William H. Doe. 



Dec. 


15, 1831. 


Aug. 


23, 1833. 


Jan. 


25, 1835. 


Jan. 


1, 1837. 


Mar. 


9, 1839. 


Feb. 


19, 1841. 


Aug. 


13, 1843; d. Mar. 9, 1844 


Aug. 


4, 1845. 


June 


20, 1848. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 393 

1889; physician; Princeton, Mass., and China; Republican; member Maine leg- 
islature; justice of the peace; member Central Lodge, A. F. & A. M.; Metho- 
dist; she. Baptist and member O. E. S.; she d. Fitchburg, Mass., July 22, 1890; 
he d. China, April 6, 1857. 

Ch. b. China: 

3260.* Fredus Oldridge, 

3261.* Sophia Norton, 

3262.* Ellen Amanda, 

3263.* John Chadwick, 

3264.* Henry Warren Paine, Mar. 

3265.* Samuel Richardson, 

3266. Harriet Augusta, 

3267.* Mary Abigail, 

3268.* Harriet Augusta, 

[1171] LUC r CHADWICK,^ (Sister of Zeruiah,) 

b. Nov. 3, 1808; m. Jan. 6, 1831, Sullivan Abbott; farmer; Winslow, Me.; 
she, Baptist. 

Children: ' 

3269. LOZENZO. 

3270.* Eliza Ann. 

[11721 JULIA ANN CHADWICK,^ (Sister of Zeruiah,) 

b. China, Me., July 30, 1810; m. there, Nov., 1848, Freeman Shaw, b. Albion, 

Me., Oct. 6, 1816; farmer; Albion; Baptist; she, Methodist. Both d. Albion; 

she, May 28, 1892; he, Jan. 19, 1893. 

Ch. b. Albion: 

3271. Ellen J., Oct. 21, 1850; unm. 1901. 

[1173] MARY ANN CHADWICK,^ (Sister of Zeruiah,) 

b. Augusta, Me., Apr. 4, 1813; m. Winslow, Me., Nov. 21,1828, Dea. Thomas, 

son of Daniel and Almyra Stevens, b. China, Me., 1813; farmer; China, Me., 

Petaluma, Cal., 1897; Baptists. 

Ch. b. China; 

3272. Adelaide, 1839; unm. 1897; res. Petaluma, Cal. 
3273.* John Henry, Sept. 11, 1844. 

[1175] SOLOMON HAMLIN,^ (Solomon,« Timothy,^ Zaccheus,* Jona- 
than, » James,2i) b. Vassalboro, Me., Apr. 3, 1800; m. 1st, Betsey Sargent, b. Apr. 
12, 1796, who d. Orneville, Me., Mar, 16, 1862; m. 2d, Barnard, Me., Almira 
Butler, b. Kennebec, Me., Nov. 29, 1813; who d. Bradford, Me., Apr. 4, 1890; 
farmer; Orneville; where he died. 
Ch. b. 1st wife: 

b, Sept. 7, 1819, Milo. 

" May 6, 1823, Orneville. 

" Sept. 14, 1827, 

" Feb. 22, 1830, " 

" Jan. 16, 1832, 



3274.* 


Henry S., 


3275.* 


Persis, 


3276.* 


William, 


3277.* 


Eben G., 


3278.* 


Joseph Sargent, 



394 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[1182] HARRIET SKINNER FISHERJ (Rebecca Hamblen,* Jonal 
than,5*3 James,2i) b. Oct. 21, 1821; m. Andover, N. H., June 17, 1847, Benjaraini 
son of Ephraim and Hannah (Saunders) Capron, b. Williamstown, Vt., Nov.' 
22, 1822; carriage maker; Boone, Iowa; Republican; she Presb. She d. Boone, 
Jan. 19, 1887. 

Ch. b. Wilmot, N. H.: 

3279. Willie D., Apr. 12, 1857; d. Mar. 25, 1874. 

3280.* Nelson Hamlin, Apr. 29, 1860. 

[1186] JONATHAN HAMBLINJ (Charles,^ Jonathan,6*3 James,2i) 

b. Sandwich. Mass., Oct. 31, 1815; m. Falmouth, Mass., Jan. 2, 1840, Salome 
D., dau. of Ezra and Rebecca (Hamblen) Fisher, b. N. H., Aug. 29, 1809: Dyer; 
Sandwich, until 1840; North Fahnouth, until 1848; Waquoit, until 1892; after- 
wards, Watertown, Mass.; Gongs. He d. Watertown, Oct. 11, 1898; she d. Fal- 
mouth, Mar. 3, 1867. 

ren: 

13, 1840, Falmouth. 

10, 1842; " d. May 22, 1843. 

11, 1845, N. Falmouth; d. Apr. 10, 1848. 
7, 1848, Waquoit. 

[1189] RELIANCE HAMBLIN,' (Zaccheus," Isaac,^ Josiah,* Jonathan,^ 
James.2i)b. Barnstable, Mass., Dec, 13, 1804; m. Jeremiah,* son of Philip and 
Avis (Brown) Peck,* of New Berlin, N. Y., b. Nov. 16, 1801, his first wife; he 
m. 2d, Lydia Richards, by whom he had two children; farmer; Newton Corner, 
Mass., 1867. 





Children: 




3281.* 


Charles Ezra, 


Oct. 


3282. 


Chloe R., 


July 


3283. 


Rebecca C., 


May 


3284.* 


Lucy Davis, 


Sept 





Children: 








3285. 


Erastus, 


b. Jun. 8, 


1824; 


d. Feb. 27, 1826. 


3286. 


William R., 


" Jan. 18, 


1826. 




3287. 


Ad aline. 


" Jan. 25, 


1828. 




3288.* 


Lewin a., 


•' Jan. 31, 


1831. 




3289. 


Mary, 


" Sept. 3, 


1833; 


" Feb. 25, 1839 


3290. 


Sarah J., 


" May 7, 


1835. 





[1191] HANNAH SNOW HAMBLIN,^ (Sister of Reliance,) 

b. Hyannis, Mass, Dec. 26, 1813; m. there, Jan. 2, 1834, Capt. Orren, son of 
Gorham and Lettice (Taylorf) Crowell, J b. West Yarmouth, Mass., Aug. 18, 1808, 
his 2d wife; he m. 1st, 1828, Elizabeth Crowell, by whom he had a dau., Eliza; 
master mariner and sliip chandler; West Yarmouth until 1834, afterwards 
Hyannis; Freemason. Shed. Onset, Mass., Dec. 3, 1894; he d. New Orleans, 
La., July 13, 1858. 





Ch. b. Hyannis: 




3291. 


Alonzo, 


July 11, 1835; d. Aug. 28, 1836. 


3292.* 


Alfonzo F., 


May 28, 1837. 


3293. 


Francis B., 


Feb. 1, 1840. 


3294. 


Howard, 


1842; " Sept. 7, 1843. 


3295. 


Howard, 


May 21, 1844. 


3296.* 


Orren How^ard, 


Oct. 13, 1845. 


3297. 


Willis E., 


Apr. 22, 1850. 


3298. 


Lucy E.. 


Oct. 17, 1851; m. Joseph Eldridge. 



* Note 335. PHILIP PECK,' Thomas,65 Nathaniel,*32 Joseph.i 

t For Taylor see note 16. 

t- For Crowell see notes 52 and 270. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 395 

[1192] ADALINE LOMBARD HAMBLIN,' (Sister of Reliance,) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., June 2, 1815; published there, July 25, 1835, to be m. 
to Benjamin Hallett,* Oct., 1812. She d. Feb. 21, 1900; be d. Aug. 4, 1889. 
Children; 

3299. Horace F., 1836; d. Mar 8, 1839. 

3300. Eugenia, 1839; " Mar. 12, 1839. 
3301.* Horace Franklin, Dec. 10, 1846. 

[11941 POLLY HAMBLIN,' ( Josiah.s Lsaac,^ .Josiah,* Jonathan,3 

Jaines,2i) b. Montpelier, Vt., Nov. 27, 1803; m. Hyannis, Mass., Jan. 28, 1825, 
Edmund, son of Joshua and Hannah (Snowf) Hallett,* b. Hyannis, Sept. 
28, 1805; carpenter and sailor; Hyannis. Both d. Hyannis; she, Sept. 24, 1846; 
he, Jan. 8, 1837. 

Ch. b. Hyannis: 

3302. Emily A., Feb. 3, 1826; d. Sept. 12, 1826. 

3303.* .JosiAH Hamblin, Oct. 16, 1828. 

3304.* Lucy Lumbert, Oct. 11, 1830. 

3305.* James Diamond, May 30, 1834. 

[1195] CLARISSA HARLOW HAMBLIN,' (William,^ Isaac,^ Josiah,* 
Jonathan,'^ James,2i) b. East Montpelier, Vt., Apr. 2, 180—; m. Montpelier, 
Nov. 2, 1823, Paul Cook, son of Lot and Abigail (HowlandJ) Hathaway, b. 
New Bedford, Mass., June 6, 1791; farmer; E. Montpelier; Republican; private 

* For Hallett see note ]03. 

t For Snow see note 177. 

t Note 336. HENRY HOWLAND.i was in Plymouth as early as 1634, when the allotment of 
cattle was made, and he became owner of a "black cow." It is supposed that he and his brother 
Arthur came together, but the date is not known, and were brothers of John Howland, who 
came in the Mayflower, 1630. See note 61. Henry was the youngest brother; freeman, Ply- 
mouth, 1633. He was an early settler at Duxbury, Mass.; constable there, January .5, 1635; 
highway surveyor; freeman. Duxbury, 1643; grand juror, 1636-7, 1839-40, 1649, 1651-3, 1656. He was 
persecuted as a Quaker, 1657-60. He, with others, possessed a large tract of land in Dartmouth, 
near to R. I. ; probably built a house there, and may have resided there; his horses and cattle 
were there, and this was occupied by his son Zoeth, as early as 1662; he was also a grantee of 
Bridgewater, Mass. ; and bought land at Swansey, 1664. He m. Mary Newland. Both prob. d. 
Duxbury; he, Jan. 17, 1671; she June 17, 1674. His will dated Nov. 28, 1670, proved Mar. 8, 1671; 
her will dated May 8, 1674. 

Children: 



Joseph, 


b. Duxbury ; 


m. Rebecca Huzzey. 


Zoeth, 


" " 


" Abigail 


John, 


perhaps 


" Mary Walker. 


Samuel, 


b. Duxbury, 


" Mary 


Sarah, 




" Robert Dennis. 


Elizabeth, 




" .ledediah Allen. 


Mary, 




" James Cudworth. 


Abigail, 




" John Young. 



SAMUEL H0WLAND,2 b. Duxbury, Mass.; wife Mary; he was "fined ten shillingesor 
be whipt," for breach of the Sabbath in carrying a grist from mill, 1662. The same year he was 
charged before court with "discharging a fowleing peice on the body of William Howse of 
Sandwich, while gunning at the High Pine on the Salthouse Beach, whereby the said Howse 
was wounded, languished and ymediately died." Being asked by whom "hec would be tryed," 
he answered, " By God and the Countrey." The verdict was: " Not guilty of wilful murder; 
yett we find that the said House received his deadly wound by Samuell Howlands gun goeing 
of as it lay on his shoulder." He was an early settler and large land holder of Freetown, Mass. ; 
selectman and assessor there; will dated Feb. 15, 1715; proved May 7, 1716. 



396 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



in 1812 war, and served at battle of Plattsburg, N. 
E. Montpelier; she, June 30, 1879; he, Jan. 13, 1875. 

Ch. b. E. Montpelier. 



Y.; Universalists. Both d. 



3306.* 


HuLDAH Ann, 




Sept. 24, 


1824. 




3307. 


Harriet Foote, 


July 2, 


1827; 


d. Apr. 2, 1871, unm. 


3308.* 


Charles, 




Oct. 30, 


1828. 




3309.* 


Levi Spaulding 


Dec. 14, 


1829. 




3310. 


John, 




Dec. 22, 


1831; 


" Dec, 1862, unm. 


3311. 


Abbie, 




Aug. 18, 


1834; 


m. James Wadley. 


3312.* 


Clarissa, 




Feb. 3, 


1835. 




3313.* 


Julia, 




Feb. 17, 


1836. 




3314.* 


Daphna p., 




Nov. 5, 


1838. 




3315.* 


Caroline, 




Mar. 22, 


1843. 




Children: 










Content, 


m. 


Sanford. 






Samuel, b. Freetown; 


" 


Mary Meribew. 






Isaac, 


It (( 


" 


Alice Sherman. 






Abraham, " 


(( 


Ann Colson. 






John, 


(I (1 


" 


Rebecca . 






Joshua, 


" 


Elizabeth Halloway and Dorothy Lee. 


Gershom. 










Alice 




m. 


Sears. 






Mary 




" 


Philip Rounseville. 





JOSHUA H0WLANU,3 b. Freetown, Mass.; m. 1st, May 12, 1709, Elizabeth Halloway, of 
Taunton, Mass. ; m. 2d, Feb. 17, 1725, Dorothy Lee; he lived some time in Taunton; afterwards 
in Freetown again. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 
John, b. Jun. 26, 1710, Freetown; m. Abigail Pierce. 

Malachi, " Dec. 7,1711, " " Hope Dwelly. 

Job, " " Jemima Booth. 

Elizabeth, " William Nelson. 

Gershom. 
Joshua, b. Freetown; m. Mary Allen. 

By 2d. wife : 



Samuel, 


b. Feb. 6, 1726. 




Isaac, 


" Mar. 4,1727; 


m. Katharine Howar 


Philip, 


" Nov. 15, 1730. 




George, 


" Jun. 18, 1732. 




Gershom, 


" Mar. 3, 1734; 


m. Elizabeth Parker. 


Phebe, 


" Mar. 18, 1739. 




Betsey, 


" Sept, 3, 1741. 





JOHN HOWLAND,* b. Freetown, Mass., June 26, 1710; m. Oct. 28, 1736, Abigail, dau. of 
Isaac and Abigail Pierce, of Middleborough, Mass. ; res. Middleborough; he d. Freetown, 1790; 

she d. 1786. 

Children: 

Judith, b. Apr. 10, 1738; d. infancy. 
Elizabeth, m. Job Simmons. 



John, 


b. 1742, ' 


' Lydia Pierce, Beulah Bemis and Rachel Pierce 


Abigail, 




' Lot Hathaway. 


Mary, 




' John Edminster. 


RUFUS, 


b. May 5, 1751, 


' Bathsheba Kennedy. 


Levina, 




' Noah Ashley. 


Judith, 


b. Feb. 25, 1755, 


' Earl Sears. 


EZRECK, 


" Sept. 15, 1769, 


' Phebe Sears. 



Note 337. For Hathaway see note 209. 

JONATHAN HATHAWAY,! was an early settler of New Bedford, Mass. 
Pope, b. 1681 ; he d. 1766; she d. 1760. 



m. Susannah 



SEVENTH GENEEATIOJ^. 397 

[1197] MARCUS BINGHAM HAMBLINJ (Bro. of Clarissa H.,) 
b. 1810; m. Philuria, dau. of Kelso and Annie (Wilson) Grey, b. 1811. He 
d. July 1, 1889; she d. Oct. 6, 1891. 
Children: 

3316.* Sakah Emeline, b. Nov. 12, 1839, E. Montpelier. 

3317.* AbbieAnn, " July 1, 1844, " 

3318.* Charles Marcus, " May 5, 1849, " " 

3319.* Harriet Philuria, " Mar. 19, 1856, " " 

[1198] Dr. JAMES HERVEY PATTERSON,' (Mary Hamblin," Isaac,^ 
Josiah,* Jonathan,^ Jaraes,2i) b. Peru, N. Y., Mar. 10, 1810; m. Chelsea, Vt., 
May 23, 1838, Fidelia,' dau. of George Anson and Susannah,^ (Blake*) Howes,t b. 
Chelsea, Dec. 11, 1819; physician and clergyman; member M. E. Conference of 
Vermont and New York; res. Glens Falls from 1863 until their death; Demo- 
crat. Both d. Glens Falls; he, Dec. 24, 1873; she, Apr. 19, 1901. 

ELNATHAN HATHAWAY,2 (Son of Jonathan,) b. 1720; m. Esther Spooner. He was a 
Eevolutionary soldier; and d. 1810. 

LOT HATHA WAY,3 (Son of Elnatban,) b. Jan. U, 1744; m. Abigail, dau. of John and 
Elizabeth (Pierce) Rowland. 

PAUL HATHAWAY,* (SoA of Lot,) m. Clarissa Haniblin. This branch of the Hatha- 
way family claim to descend also, from the pilgrim, George Soule, and from John Janney of 
Plymouth, who was an assistant to the Governor; also, from Philip De La Noye (De Lano.) 

Note 338. GEORG SOULE. i as Gov. Bradford called him, came in the Mayflower, 1630, 
servant of Mr. Edward Winslow; m. 1633, Mary Beckett, who came in the Antu In 1650 they 
had 8 children. 

Children: 
Mary. 
George. 
John, b. 1639. 

JOHN S0ULE,3 b. 1632; m. Esther, widow of Samuel Sampson, and dau. of Philip and 

Hester (Dewsbury) de Lay Noye of Daxbury, Mass., b. there, 1638. For De Lano see Note 235. 
He d. 1707. 

Children; 
John. 
Sarah, 
Joseph. 
Rebecca. 

And others. 

REBECCA SOULE,3 m. Edward Wiston. Their dau. Rebecca Wiston,* m. Samuel 
Spooner, and their dau, Esther Spooner,6 b. Jan. 26, 1718, m. Elnathan Hathaway, as before 
stated. 

* Note 339. SUSANNA BLAKE,6 Increase.5 4 James,3 2 William.i 

WILLIAM BLaKE, i son of William, bap. Pitminster, Eng., July 10, 1594; m. there Sept. 
23, 1617, widow Agnes Band, perhaps widow of Richard, and dau. of Hugh Thorne of Pitmin- 
ster, bap. Jan. 12,1594. He perhaps came to New England in the fall of 1635; was in Dor- 
chester or Roxbury, making the acquaintance of William Pynchon and others, who were 
considering a settlement on the Conn, river. He appears on the record at Hartford, Ct., 1636, 
but returned and was at South Boston, 1637-8; freeman. Mar. 14, 1638-9; constable. 1641; select- 
man, 1G45-7, '51; town clerk, 1656; clerk of Writs. He d. Aug. 25, 1663; she d. Dorchester, July 
22, 1678. 

Children: 

John, bap. Aug. 30, 1618, Pitminster. 

Anne, " Aug. 30, 1618, 

William, " Sept. 6,1630, 

James, „ Apr. 27, 1624, 

Edward. 

+ For Howes see note 283. 



398 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



3320.* 
3321.* 
3322. 



Children: 
James Franklin, 
Charles Edavard, 
Caroline Helen, 



b. Oct. 26, 1840, Corinth. 

" May 3, 1842, 

" Jan. 21, 1846, Northfield;d. Mar.29,'54, 



[1201] ELEAZER HAMBLIN,' (Isaac,6 5 Josiah,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) 
b. Montpeher, Vt., May 3, 1818; m., 1847, Ehza Ann Stearns,* b. Holden, 

Mass., Dec. 25, 1825. He d. Hudson, N. Y., May 30, 1867; she m. 2d, Albert. 

Fay, of Southboro, Mass., and res. Sherburne, Mass. 

Ch. b. Oakdale, Mass: 
3323. Edwin Foster, May 5, 1849. 

[1202] EDWIN HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Eleazer,) 

b. Montpelier, Vt., Dec. 8, 1826; ra. Oct. 10, 1853, Amanda Mai vina Steams,* 
b. Feb. 2, 1833. He d. Worcester, Mass., Mar. 28, 1873; she m. 2d, Feb. 28, 1889, 
Joseph Steckman, of Dakota; who d. Feb. 19, 1891; she returned to Lancaster, 
Mass., where she d. May, 1898. 
No issue. 

[1204] JOHN A. CARNEY,' (Deborah P. Hamblin," David,^ Josiah,* 
Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. Hyannisport, Mass., Apr. 10, 1828: m. Hyannis, Sept. 18, 
1851, Eliza A., dau. of Isaac and Hannah (Backusf) Raymond, b. Dec. 4, 1833; 
farmer; Hyannisport; Republican. She d. there. 

Ch. b. Hyannisport: 



3324. 


Maria A., 


Jan. 29, 


1852. 




3325. 


Ella F., 


Oct. 26, 


1853. 




3326. 


Walter F., 


Nov. 13, 


1854. 




3327. 


Benjamin J., 


Jan. 25, 


1856. 




3328. 


Emma E., 


Mar. 5, 


1857; 


d. Mar. 20 


3329. 


Hannah A., 


Feb. 22, 


1858. 




3330. 


Clara B., 


Apr. 11, 


1859. 




3331. 


Mary J., 


Jun. 11, 


1860. 




3332. 


Herbert E., 


July 1, 


1861; 


d. Aug. 6. 


3333. 


Charles H., 


Mar. 4, 


1863. 




3334. 


Lucy B., 


July 1, 


1864; 


unm. 1899. 


3335. 


Levi S., 


Apr. 25, 


1865; 


d. Oct. 6. 


3336. 


John A., 


Sep. 25, 


1866; 


" Apr. 11. 



[1205] SARAH A. CARNEY,^ (Sister of John A.,) 

b. Hyannisport, Mass., July 30, 1830; m. there, Nov. 28, 1855, Charles, son 
of Charles and Hannah (EllisJ) Taylor,^ b. Yarmouth, Mass., Oct. 27, 1632; sea- 
man; Hyannisport; she, Baptist. 

Ch. b. Hyannisport: 

3337. George L., May 17, 1857; d. Apr. 16, 1859. 

3338. Dora H., Oct. 15, 1863; " Nov. 28, 1866. 

* For Stearns see note 158. 

+ For Backus see notes 192 and 195. 

* For Ellis see note 33. 

§ For Taylor see note 16. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 399 

[1206] ESTHER A. CARNEY,' (Sister of John A.,) 

b. Hyannisport, Mass., Oct. 5, 1833; m. there, Feb. 5, 1852, Albert P., son 

of Obed and Phebe (Norris) Baker,* b. Yarmouth, Mass., Dec. 12, 1825; mate of 

ship; Hyannis; Republican; member of New England Order. He d. Hyannis, 

Feb. 18, 1888. 

Ch. b. Hyannisport: 

3339.* Isabel May, Sept. 26, 1854. 

3340. Abner W., July 28, 1857; d. Oct. 16, 1861. 

3341.* Grace Parker, Sept. 7, 1859. . 

3342.* Hattie Angeline, Apr. 3, 1865. 

[1207] LLOYD B. HAMBLIN,^ (Harvey," David,5Josiah,'' Jonathan,^ 
James,2i) b. Hyannisport, Mass., Dec. 9, 1828; m.Osterville, Mass., 1854, Rosella, 
dau. of James and Olive (Adams) Jones,t b. Osterville. He d. Hyannis, Jan. 
3, 1899; she d. Mar. 10, 1869. 





Ch. b. Hyannis: 








3343.* 


Ella D., 


Sept. 


3, 


1855. 


3344.* 


Lena L., 


Feb. 


17, 


1862. 


3345.* 


Grace Darling, 


Oct. 


24, 


1868. 



[1208] WARREN T. HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of Lloyd B.,) 

b. Hyannisport, Mass., Dec. 2, 1830; m., Barnstable, Mass., 1858, Christina ; 

mariner. At the beginning of the War of the Rebellion lie wrote that he was 
going to the war, but did not give his service. It is supposed he died during 
the war. 

* For Baker see note 125. 

+ Note 340. RALPH JONES.i m. Apr. 17, 1650, Mary, dau. of Capt. Matthew Fuller, then 
of Plymouth, Mass.; farmer. He was in Plymouth, 1643, and in Barnstable, 16.'>4; settled at 
Scorton, near the Sandwich line. He was prosecuted as early as 1654, for non-attendance at 
meeting and afterwards became a zealous Quaker. His property was taken by Dea. Job 
Crocker, constable of Barnstable, about 1676, to satisfy the tax due to the father-in-law of Mr. 
Crocker, the Rev. Thomas Walley. It is said that Mr. Walley offered to give up his right to 
the property, consisting of some cattle, but Mr. Jones refused to send for them, saying: "No, 
your son-in-law drove them away, now let him drive them back, I wont go after them." Consid- 
erable controversy occurred over the matter. It was claimed that Mr. Walley killed one of the 
calves, and sent part to his dau., Mrs. Crocker, who was sick; that she no sooner did eat a little 
of the calf but fell into great trouble, and cried, "Return home the man's cows; I hear a great 
noise of them ;" and so died. The minister charged the Quakers with bewitching his dau., and 
causing her death. He killed some of the cows for food, saying. He would try if the Quakers 
could bewitch him, and not long after died, before the flesh of the cows were all eat. That 
their deaths, as pretended, were a judgment of God, was stupid nonsense, equally with other 
similar occurences of those times of Salem witchcraft. It is said that the descendants for sev- 
eral generations bore no love for the ministry, and rarely invited them to even solemnize a 
marriage. His will, dated Mar. 11, 1691; proved Apr. 20, 1692, directs that his body be buried by 
the Quakers at Sandwich. 



Children 










Mehitable, 


b. 




1651; 


m. .Tohn Fuller Jr. 


Matthew, 








" Mary Goodspeed. 


ShUBAELi, 


b. Aug. 


27, 


1654; 


lived in Sandwich. 


Jebediah, 


" Jan. 


4, 


1656; 


m. Hannah Davis. 


John, 


" Aug. 


14, 


1659. 




Mercy, 


" Nov, 


14, 


1666. 




Ralph, 


" Oct. 


1, 


1669. 




Samuel, 








m. Mary Blish. 


Ephraim. 










Mary. 











400 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[1209] MERCY H. HAMBLIN,' (Sister of Lloyd B.,) 

b. Hyannisport, Mass., Dec. 6, 1832; ra. Chatham, Mass., Sept. 9, 1866, OiTick,^ 
son of Ensign and Rebecca (Mayou) Niclcerson,* b. Chatham, Jan. 10, 1814, his 
2d wife; he m. 1st, 1834, Mary Ryder, who d. 1852, by whom he had two sons, 
Cornelius and Osborn; farmer; res. on his father's old homestead, Hyannisport; 
Universalists; she res. tliere. He d. Chatham, Mar. 9, 1892. 
No. issue. 

[1210] DEBORAH LEWIS HAMBLIN,' (Sister of Lloyd B.,) 

b. Hyannisport, Mass., Dec. 9, 1834; m. Centreville, Mass., June 6, 1859, Edmond 
Parker, son of .John and Sarah (Parker) Lewis;t Osterville, Mass.; Methodists: 
She d. Centreville, Nov. 2, 190L 
Child: 

3346. Edmond Harvy; unm, 1902. 

[1214] PHILO HAMLIN,' (Mark,^ Ebenezer,5t3 James,^ i) 

b. Bristol, Ct., 1788; m. Thirza Barbour (or Marble); shoemaker; New Hart- 
ford and Canton, Ct. He d. 1857; she d. Canton, 1851. 
Ch. b. Canton: 

3347. Adeline T. 
3348.* Richard H. 

3349.* Mariette B., Aug. 16, 1814. 

3350. George. 

3351. Ann M. 

3352. Leonidas L. 
8353.* Emeline E. 

3354. Mark. 

3355. Jeanette. 

3356. James. 

3357. John Andrew. 

[1216] ROXANNA HAMLIN,' (Sister of Philo,) 

b. Bristol, Ct, 1790; m. New Hartford, Ct., 1807, Friend White, b. New 

Hartford, 1770; farmer; Windsor, New Hartford and Barkhemstead, Ct. She 

d. New Hartford, May, 1837; he d, Barkhemstead, 1858. 
Children: 

b. Jan. 2, 1809, New Hartford. 

1811, " 
'^ 1813; d. same year. 

" Nov. 20, 1815, Barkhemstead, 
" 1817, 

" Feb. 3, 1820, 

1822, 
" July 18, 1825, 

* Note Ml. ENSIGN NICKERSON,6 5 Absalom,* William.3 2i 

WILLIAM NICKERSQN,! came from Norwich, England, to Watertown (Boston), Mass., 
1637. He was in Yarmouth, Mass., as early as 1641, when be was fined for "disrespect for relig- 
ion," which meant disrespect for Rev. Mr. Matthews; but his character and conduct appears to 
have been good otherwise. Deputy, 1655; he res. Eastham, Mass., after 1654; but removed to 
Chatham, Mass., 1665, and founded that town. Early in the spring of that year he purchased 
from .John Quason, chief of Moaomoyick, a large tract of land north of the road leading from 
Chatham to West Brewster, the first land for white settlement there. In 1672 Quason and 
Mattaquason deeded to him land south of his first purchase extending to Oyster Pond; later he 
made other purchases from the Indians, but without consent of the General Court, and much 
legal strife ensued by reason thereof. 

If For Lewis see notes 10 and 12. 



,3358.* 


Selden 


3359.* 


Elijah. 


3360. 


WiLLARD, 


3361.* 


Reuel O.. 


3362.* 


Elmietta, 


3363.* 


Harriet, 


3364.* 


Laura Ann, 


3365.* 


George L., 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 401 

[1217] SAPHRONIA HAMLINJ (Sister of Philo,) 

b. Bristol, Ct.; m. David, son of Hugh and Deziah (Plxley) Humphrey,* b. 

Great Barrington, Mass., May 29, 1786; farmer; Great Barrington. She d. Aug. 

23, 1846; he d. Sept. 1877. 

Ch. b. Great Barrington: 

3366.* Mark, Jan. 27, 1818. 

3367. Margaret, d. Nov. 23, 1842, unm. 

3368. Mary, unm. 
3369.* Isaac Lent, Aug. 29, 1824. 
3370.* Electa, Mar. 2, 1827. 
3371.* Hannah. 

3372.* David, Sept. 30, 1832. 

3373.* Frances. 

[1218J EXPERIENCE HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Philo,) 

b. Bristol, Ct.; m. Billings. She d. 1857; he d. Indiana, 1855. 

[1219] HARRIET HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Philo,) 

m., 1st, Zelotes Mather, who d; m. 2d, Dec. 10, 1838, Isaac J. Bigelow. She 
was the author of ''Curse Entailed." 

[1220] HANNAH HAMLIN,7 (Sister of Philo, ) 

b. Bristol, Ct.: m. Rev. James Longhead; Cong, clergyman; Morris, 111. 
Both d. there. 

Ch. b. Ohio: 

3374.* Harriet J., July 20, 1839. 

[1221] Rev. LEONIDAS LENT HAMLINE,^ D. D. (Bro. of Philo,) 
b. Bristol, Ct., May 10, 1797. He was the first of whom the writer has knowl- 
edge to spell the name Hamline; m. 1st, Zanesville, Ohio, Mar. 6, 1824, Eliza 
Price, dau. of an Irish gentleman who came to America a young man and be- 
came a wealthy merchant of Zanesville; two sons and two daughters were the 
issue of this marriage, three of whom died in infancy or childhood. She d. 
Mar. 27, 1835; m. 2d, 1836, Mrs. Melinda Johnson Truesdell, who survived him 
and d. 1880. His biography, by Rev. F. G. Hibbard, D. D., published Cincin- 
nati, Ohio, 1880, relates principally to his church connection and services, to 
which his life was mainly devoted, and from which it appears he was reared in 
the Congregational faith of the Hopkinsain phase of Calvanism, and was a 
member of the Cong. Church. His early education was directed with a view to 

* Note 342. DAVID HUMPHREY, b. 1720; wife Mary, b. 1722; res. Great Barrington, 
Mass. ; lie d. Mar. 1801 ; she d. 1799. 

Cliildren: 

Hugh, b. Dec. 8, 1749; m. Deziali Pixley. 

David. 

Robert. 

HUGH HUMPHREY, b. Dec. 8, 1749; m. Deziah Pixley, b. Nov. 17, 1751; he d. Oct. 25, 1840; 
she d. Aug. 2, 1820. 

Children: 

Mary, b. Nov. 4, 1777; m. Lancaster Comstock. 

Levi, " Apr. 7, 1780, " 

David, " May 29, 1786, " Sophronia Hamlin. 



^ 



1 



402 



TPIE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



the ministry, and his precocity and love of study were early remarkable. At 
the age of 17 years he engaged in school teaching portions of his time to enable 
him to pursue his studies. A year later his heath failed from hard study and 
he took a sea voyage, remaining awhile in South CaroHna. Ill health followed 
him through life, and seriously interfered with his professional labors. He 
suffered many years from heart disease, which finally ended a long and useful 
career. About the period of his return from the south, he became skeptical, 
was convinced he had not been converted or fitted for religious teaching, and 
the study of theology was abandoned and the study of law chosen instead. He 
was in Ohio as early as 1824, and licensed to practice law in Lancaster, 1827, 
surrounded by influential friends, with every prospect of a prosperous life in 
his chosen profession. In the winter of that year, with his family, he was 
called to Perrysburg, N. Y., on legal business, detaining him several months. 
During this period his attention was called to the Methodist form of religion 




Hamline University— Minn. 



and to the "camp meetings" and revivals of that church, to which he expressed 
decided aversion and disapproval. After an experience in which he suffered 
prolonged and profound anguish, and during which one of his children died, in 
October, 1828, he was converted and embraced the Methodist faith. He then 
lost all desire for the practice of law. Returning to Zanesville he received 
license to exliort, six m(mths after his conversion, and to preach in November, 
1829. He removed to Cincinnati, 1834, where his wife died in 1835, and he re- 
married the ff)llnwing year. He was appointed assistant editor of the Western 
Christtan Advoatte, 1886. and editor of the Ladies' Eepository, IS40. He was dele- 
gate from Ohio to the General Conference of the M. E. Church in N. Y. City, 
1844, where on May 27th was delivered his memorable argument in support of 
the doctrine of the power of the church over its episcopacy, provoked by a 
resolution of the General Conference to suspend Bishop Andrew from the ex- 




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SEVENTH GENERATION. 403 

ercise of the duties of his office while he was connected with slavery. The views 
advanced by Mr. Hamllne were accepted and acted upon by the northern 
branches of the church, resulting in its division, North and South. This speech, 
conspicuous for its legal ability, terseness, logic, modesty, fairness and freedom 
from personality or bitterness, brought him into prominence; and at that ses- 
sion, on June 7, 1844, he was elected Bishop and held the office eight years. 

In May, 1852, after a long and dangerous illness, his physicians having fre- 
quently advised him that to continue his arduous professional labors would 
be at the extreme risk of his life, he resigned the episcopal office. After much 
hesitation, and becoming fully convinced it was hlsearnest desire to be relieved, 
the conference reluctantly, and expressing profound regret, accepted his request, 
and he retired to private life, but as a superanuated minister of the Ohio 
Conference. The same year he removed to Hillsdale, N. Y., for the restoration 
of his health. In 1854 he resided near Schenectady, N. Y., and vicinity, and 
continued there until April, 1857, when he settled at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, and 
there resided with his family and a few friends the remainder of his life. He 
recorded a brief account of his service on Sept. 30,1855, from which we abstract: 
"It will be twenty-seven years on the 5th of October, now at hand, since God, 
through Christ, pardoned all my sins. * * * In about six months, without 
asking or seeking it. I received license to exhort, and in about a year license to 
preach. In October, 1830, I was called to Short Creek circuit as an assistant to 
the venerable Jacob Young; in 1831 was again invited to take an active sphere 
of labor in Mt. Vernon circuit, with Rev. James McMahon, a most devout and 
lovely man, who like my previous Brother Young, was a father to me. In 1832 
I was received on trial in the Ohio Conference, and sent to Greenville circuit 
with that holy man, Rev. H. S. Farnandis, in charge, and a good young brother, 
Stephen Holland, as a third man, on a six weeks' circuit. * * * In 1833 I 
went to A then circuit; * * * In Sept. 1834, I went to Wesley Chapel, Cin- 
cinnati; * * * In 1835 I was returned to Wesley Chapel, * * * butbefore 
the year closed was placed in Columbus. * * * In 1836 I was ordained elder, 
and elected assistant editor, * * where I remained until 1840. In 1840 I 
commenced the Ladies^ Bepository, and continued it until 1844, when I was 
ordained Superintendent (Bishop), which office I resigned, 1852. I liave been 
now about four years at rest, and three years in the superanuated list of the 
Ohio Conference." 

In temporal affairs he was a moderately wealthy man, which was entrusted 
almost entirely, after entering the ministry, to agents; derived principally 
from his first wife. His salary as Bishop, after paying traveling expenses, was 
given to the church. As to donations, he said in 1854: "I have given about $1,000 
annually, one-half of my income." About the same time he mentions giving 
$25,000 for the university in Minnesota, "about one-fourth of my estate." This 
institution was afterwards, without his knowledge, named "Hamline Univer- 
sity," in his honor. An erroneous report was started that his gift was in 
consideration of giving his name to the college; afterwards refuted. About 
the same time he pledged another $25,000 for a college at Mt. Vernon, Iowa. 
The prominent features of his character were his conscientiousness. Christian 
humility and modesty; his promotions in the church were voluntarily tendered 
for his moral worth and ability. He was noted as a pulpit orator of unusual 
eloquence, and his executive ability was in constant demand as long as he was 
able to labor. His preserved writing is a volume of sermons, published since 
his death. He received the degree of D. D. from Wesleyan University, Middle- 



404 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

town, Ct., 1844. He d. Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, amongst his friends, after a long and 
painful illne.ss, Mar. 23, 1865. 

Ch. b. Zanesville: 

3375.* Leontdas Price, Aug. 13, 1829. 

[1224] CHAUNCEYC. ANDREWS,' (Rosina Hamlin,^ Ebenezer,5i3 

James,2i) b. Bristol, Ct., Dec. 25, 1794: m. near New Orleans, La., Ter- 

rence. He probably lived and died in Tenn. 

[1225] THEODORE ANDREWS,' (Bro. of Chauncey,) 

b. Bristol, Ct., June 23, 1797; m. Hannah, dau. of Orrin and Ruth (Eddy) 
Root. It is said he enlisted in the U. S. army, but soon deserted and enlisted 
again under an assumed name; served his time on the border of Canada. He 
went to Albany, N. Y., drew money on one enlistment and applied on the 
other, but was discovered and fled, and went down the Ohio river. He d. Louis- 
ville, Ky., about 1828; his wife and three children also d. there. 

Children: 

b. Apr. 22, 1822, Vienna, O. 
d. Louisville, Ky. 



3376.* 


Gad, 


3377. 


Catherine, 


3378. 


Amanda, 


3379. 


CORADIN, 



[1226] NORMAN ANDREWS, (Bro. of Chauncey) 

b. Bristol, Ct., May 15, 1798-9; m. 1st, Oct., 1821, Julia, dau. of Isaac Hum- 
aston, b. Vienna, Ohio, Apr., 1804, who d. Jun. 22, 1849; m. 2d, Jan. 1, 1851, Mrs. 
Lucretia Cotton, dau. of Samuel Hutchins, of Warren, Ohio; farmer; removed 
to Vienna, 1817, and res. at Youngstown, Ohio, 1872, retired. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 



3380.* 


LuRA Ann, 


b. Aug. 


12, 


1822, 


Delaware Co. 


3381.* 


Chauncey H., 


" Dec. 


2, 


1823, 


Vienna. 


3382. 


La VILLA P., 


" Nov. 


30, 


1825, 


d. 1846. 


3383.* 


Lawrence G., 


" Sept. 


12, 


1828. 




3384.* 


Wallace C, 


" June 


17, 


1833, 


Vienna. 


3385.* 


Phebb R., 
Ch. b. 2d wife 


" Feb. 


8, 


1837, 


u 


3386. 


Emma R., 


b. Mar. 


26, 


1852. 




3387. 


Norman C, 


" Dec. 


30, 


1856. 





[1227] WHITELEY ANDREWS,^ (Bro. of Chauncey,) 

b. Bristol, Ct., June 10, 1803; m. Oct. 30, 1824, Ehza, dau. of John Griffls, b. 
Sept. 19, 1801; marriage recorded Burlington, Ct. He removed with his father 
to Vienna, Ohio, 1817. Her father was a farmer in Conn., and removed to Ohio, 
1829, and res. at Pierpont. 

Children: 

3388.* John Griffis, b. Mar. 27, 1825; bap. Burlington. 

3889. Daniel Thomas, " Jun. 12, 1826; •' " 

3390. Charles W., " Sept. 10, 1827. 

3391. Oscar F., " Mar. 27, 1829. 

3392. Egbert, " Sept. 18, 1831. 

3393. Theodocius, " Jun. 16, 1833. 

3394. Samuel, " Jan. 30, 1841. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 405 

[1228] TRUMAN HAMLIN,' (Dan,6 Ebeaezer,^*^ James.^i) b. Bristol, 
Ct., Dec. 16, 1788; m 1st, Sarah, dau. ot Pierre and Lois (Eells) Rozelle, b. 1793; 
who d. Moreau, N. Y., Sept., 1815; said to have been a very beautiful lady; m. 
2d, Lydia, dau. of .Jonathan Betts, b. Moreau, Apr. 10, 1790; farmer; Moreau, 
where he removed with his parents, 1790; Democrat; justice of the peace, 1827; 
Presbs. Both d. Moreau; he, Oct. 25, 1862; she, Apr. 9, 1867. 
Ch. by 1st wife, b. Moreau: 

3395.* James Trowbridge, July 2, 1812. 

3396.* Amelia, Apr. 29, 1814. 

By 2d wife, b. Moreau: 

,3397. Decatur, Feb. 10, 1823; d. Dec. 23, 1824. 

3398.* Harriet P., July 25, 1831. 

3399.* Lucretia B., Feb. 10, 1833. 

[1229] SALLY HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Truman.) 

b. Bristol, Ct.; m. David Tillotson. Shed. Glen Falls, N. Y. 
Children: 

3400. Emma L.; m. Henry Gibbs, of N. Y. City. 

3401. Saphronia. 

3402. George. 

[1231] EBENEZER HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Truman,) 

b. Moreau, N. Y.; married. He d. Thurman, N. Y., Jan. 1, 1876. 
Children (all married but Franklin:) 

3403. SOPHRONIA. 

3404. LUCINDA. 

3405. Franklin. 

3406. Mary A. 

[1232] ROMANTA HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Truman,) 

b. Moreau, N. Y., Mar. 8, 1793; m. Almira, dau. of James and Miriam 

(Beckwith) Burnham, b. Moreau, Apr. 12, 1801. Both d. Jackson, Mich.; he 

Au^. 2, 1846; she, July 7, 1846. 
Children: 
3407.* Eliza, b. 1818, Oneida. 

3408. Mark H., m. Olivia Driggs. 

3409. Caroline E., " Lucius Brown. 

3410. Lucretia, " David Whipple. 
3411.* William Hjsnry, b. Saratoga. 

3412.* Miriam, " June 30, 1830, Chautauqua. 

3413. James E. 

3414.* Sarah Almira, " Oct. 1837, 

3415.* Esther Marenda, " Oct. 1839, 

3416. John, d. unm. 

[1234] LENT HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Truman,) 

b. Moreau, N. Y., Feb. 29, 1800; m. there, Mar. 16, 1828, Betsey S., dau. of 
Dr. Martin and Hannah (Jenks) Gillett,* b. New Malboro, Mass., June 9, 1802; 



* For Gillette see note 216. 



406 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

farmer and lumberman: Moreau; Democrat; assessor and commissioner: a mu- 
sician. Botli d. Moreau; he, Jan. 20, 1878; stie, Nov. 25, 1879. 

Ch. b. Moreau: 

3417. Francis M., Jan. 18, 1829; d. Dec. 25, 1829. 

3418. Hermon M., Feb. 22, 1830, " Nov. 19, 1864, unm. 
3419.* William John, Feb. 18, 1832. 

3420. Mary Elizabeth, Dec. 28, 1833; m. Lewis W. Hamlin.^ 

3421. Franklin B., Oct. 11, 1836; d. Jun. 27, 1859, unm. 

3422. Francis E., " " " " Dec. 16, 1859, " 

[1235] SOPHIA HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Truman,) 

b. Moreau, N. Y.; m., Aug. 21, 1821, Dan,' son of Jolin and Tliankful 
(Spaulding) Storrs,* b. June 1, 1799; she d. Moreau, Feb. 16, 1824. He m. 2d, 
Sept. 28, 1828, Betsey Spencer; m. 3d, Clarissa Maydole; farmer; Eaton, N. Y.; 
dea. Cong. Church nearly 60 years. He d. Oct. 14, 1881, 

Child: 

3423.* Charles Avery, b. Nov. 9, 1821. 

[1236] DAVID B. HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Truman,) 

b. Moreau, N. Y., Apr. 2, 1807; m. Fort Edward, N. Y., July 6, 1828, Nancy 

M., dau. of Ephraim and Sarah (Clark) Potter, b. Fort Edward, Nov. 25, 1803; 

blacksmith, farmer and lumberman; Moreau; Eepublican; she Methodist. She 

d. Queensbury, N. Y., Apr. 17, 1876. 

Children: 

3424.* John S., b. Dec. 25, 1831, Moreau. 

3425. Olive J., " Sept. 26, 1836; " d. Feb. 3, 1838. 

3426.* Leavis W., " Mar. 4, 1841, Queensbury. 

3427.* Sarah J., "July 11, 1846, Thurman. 

[1244] LUCY HUNTER,MWiriiam,'' David,^ Hopestill Hamlin,* Ebene- 
zer,3 James.2i) b. July 17, 1786; ra. Aug. .30, 1812, Gen. Sylvester Churchill; 1st 
Lieut, of Art. U. S. A., 1812: promoted Brig. Gen. for services at Beuna Vista; 
Paymaster U. S. A. (?) One of his last acts was to muster in tlie tirst call of 
75,000 troops by Abraham Lincoln in the Civil War. He d. Washington, D. C, 
Dec. 7, 1862; she d. Carlisle, Pa., Sept. 6, 1862. 

Children: 

3428. Helen Susan, b. May 29, 1817, Fort Columbus, Governor's 

Island; d. Sept. 27, 1818. 
3429.* William Hunter, " July 8. 1819, Fort Wood, Bedloe's Island. 
3430.* Mary Helen, " Aug. 30, 1821, Windsor, Vt. 

3431.* Franklin Hunter," Apr. 22, 1823, Fort Hamilton, N. Y. 
3432.* Charles C, " July 18, 1825, Allegheny Arsenal. 

[1245] MARY HUNTER,' (Sister of Lucy,) 

b. Windsor, Vt., Feb. 27, 1788; m., 1806, Sewell Cutting. They had a son, 

Sewell S. Cutting," a clergyman in Brooklyn, N. Y. He is dead. Don't know 

whether he had children or was married. 

* Note 343. SAMUEL STORRS.i son of Thomas and Mary Storrs, of Sutton-cum-Lound, 
Nottinghamshire, Eng. ; bap. Dec. 7,1640; came to Barnstable, Mass., 1663; m. 1st, 1666, Mary, 
dau. of Thomas Huckins; m. 2d, lfiS5, widow Esther Egard; removed to Mansfield, Ct., 1698, 
where he d. Apr. 30, 1719. 9 children. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 407 

[1246] FRANKLIN HUNTER,^ (Bro. of Lucy,) 

b. Feb. 11, 1790; m. Mrs. Isabel Curtis Cottrell. He d. Royalton, Vt., May 

15, 1835. 

Children (all d. childless): 

3433. Nicholas, 

3434. Robert. 
3435.* Charles G. 

[1247] SARAH HUNTER,T (Sister of Lucy,) 

b. Feb., 1794; m. Hon. Asa Aiken. 
Children: 

3436. Sarah; m. Jacobson, of Hackensack, N. J.: she d. and left 

children. 

3437. A Daughter; m. Ward, and had a son, Ville Roy Aiken. 

3438. Augusta; m. Col. Jonas Dudley, a descendant of Gov. Thomas 

Dudley, of Mass., grandson of Timothy Dudley, Rev. 
soldier and merchant. He published a treatise on 
alcohol, 1874; and d. N. Y. City. She vras a portrait 
painter and is dead. Two children, both dead. A 
son was cadet at West Point and d. before graduation. 

[1249] HORACE HUNTER,? (Jabez," David,^ Hopestill Hamlin,* Ebe- 
nezer,3 James,2i) b. Windsor, Vt., Aug. 30, 1796; m. 1st, Fanny Ely; m. 2d, 
Eichael Waterman; farmer. He d. Royalton, Vt. 
Child: 

3439. A Daughter; m. Dr. R. F. Clow; both dead. They had four 

daughters. One is Mrs. John P. Nelson, of N. Y. 
City. 

[1250] Dr. GALEN HUNTER,' (Bro. of Horace,) 

b, Windsor, Vt., Jan. 20, 1800; m. 1st, Elizabeth Willard; m. 2d, Jane Ann 
Youry; physician; N. Y. City. He d. N. Y. City, Aug. 6, 1872. 

Children: 

3440. A Daughter; m. Dr. Ranney; living. 

3441. William C; physician; d. without issue. 

[1251] DAVID HUNTER,^ (Bro. of Horace,) 

b. Westraore, Vt., Apr. 1, 1803; m. Windsor, Vt., Feb. 22, 1825, Clarissa 

Kimball, dau. of Ebenezer and Abigail* (Kimball*) Stocker, b. Windsor, Jan. 

2, 1804. He was the first white child born in the town of Westmore; farmer; 

he always lived in the same house in Windsor where they were married, and 

* Note 344, For Richard Kimball,! see note 254. 

Cornet BENJAMIN KIMBALL,2 h. Ipswich, Mass., 1637; m. Salisbury, Mass., April, 1661, 
Mercy, dau. of Robert and Ann Hazeltine, of Rowley, now Bradford, Mass., b. Aug. 16, 1642; 
carpenter; prob. res. Exeter, N. H., 1659; removed to Salisbury, and on jury there 1662; res. 
Rowley, Mass., May 12, 1663, when he bought land there of Elizabeth Starrett, of Haverhill, 
Mass. Tliis land was in what is now Bradford, then called Merrimack; at the first town meet- 
ing, Feb. 20, 1668, he was chosen overseer of the town; he was there 1670, 1674-5; he bought 
several tracts of land, Nov. 23, 1667, one of which had belonged to his brother Thomas; his 
bouse was in the west parish. Bradford, not far from the ancient graveyard. He served in 
Capt. Appleton's Co., 1683-4; was called "Cornet;" she was adm. to the church, Bradford, Jan. 



408 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



where they celebrated their silver and golden weddings; Democrat; he was 
elected Captain of the 1st Co. in 1st Regiment Vermont Militia, June 5, 1832; 
selectman; justice of the peace. Both d. Windsor; he, Dec. 22, 1891; she, Mar. 
17, 1882. 

7,1682-3. He d. June 11, 1695; estate. £1060. 7s., including^ a one fourth share in a saw mill in 
Haverhill, near Amesbury. tougrht of Matthew Harriman, which descended through several 
generations of his family. Her will dated May 14, 1706; proved Feb. 2, 1707-8. Their grave 
stones are in the cemetery in Bradford. 

Children: 

Anna, b. Dec 23, 1661; m. Richard Barker. 

Mercy, " Dec. 27, 1663; d Feb. 3,1664. 

Richard, " Dec. 3, 1664; m. Mehitable Day. 

Elizabeth, " .Tul. 24, 1669, " Elizabeth Carleton. 

David, " Jul. 26, 1671, " Elizabeth Gage. 

.Jonathan, " Nov. 26, 1673, " Lydia Day and Mrs. Jane Plummer. 

Robert, " Mar. 5, 1675-6; m. Susanna Atwood. 

Abraham, " Mar. 24, 1677-8; " Mary Green. 

Samttel, " Mar. 28, 1680; m. Eunice Chadwick. 

Ebenezer, " Jun. 20, 1684, " Ruth Eaton. 

Abigail, " Jun. 20, 1684, " Moses Day. 

DAVID KIMBALL,3 b. Bradford, July 26, 1671; m. 1st, Elizabeth, dau. of .John Gage, of 

Ipswich, b. Mar. 12, 1674; m. 2d, alx)ut 1717, Ruth — - b. 1682; who d. Mar. 14, 1770. He resided 

Bradford ; there was laid out to him from his father's estate, six acres of land where his 
house standeth, Jan. 21, 1696-7. He d. Bradford, June 14, 1743. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Bradford: 



Hannah, 

Samuel, 

Hannah, 

David, 

Rebecca, 

A Son, 

Jeremiah, 

Aaron, 

Elizabeth, 

Abraham, 



Sept. 15, 1695; d. Feb. 18, 1696. 
Mar. 14, 1697; m. Abigail Kimball. 



Mar. 10, 1698, 

1700, 

Aug. 16, 1703, 



Jonathan Chadwick. 
Mary Wilson. 
Joseph Wilson. 



Nov. T, 1705; d. Nov. 11, 1705. 
Oct. 1.5, 1707; m. Elizabeth Head. 
Jun. 7, 1710, " Susanna Smith. 
Jan. 14, 1712-3. 
Feb. 18, 1715; m. Judith Hall. 



By 2d wife, b. Bradford: 

Ruth, Sept. 1719; m. Rapha Hall. 

Abigail, Apr. 28, 1723, " Rapha Hall. 



AARON KIMBALL,* born Bradford, Mass., June 7, 1710; m. Dec. 17, 1731, Susanna Smith; 
Tailor. He res. Haverhill, Mass.; removed to Hopkinton, N. H., before 1742; where his son 
Abraham was the first white child born in that town. He built a fort there, 1746, opposite the 
present house of James Story. His name frequently occurs in the early town records; a prom- 
inent and influential citizen. An antique tablet marks his grave in the old cemetery on 
Putney's hill. His will is at Exeter, her will at Nashua. He d. Hopkinton, July 30, 1760. 



Children: 












Elizabeth, b. 


Oct. 


4, 


17.32, 


Haverill 


; m. How. 


David, 


Apr. 


18, 


1733. 


" 




Abel, 






1735, 


n 


m. Mary Chandler. 


Timothy, bap. 


Dec. 


19, 


1736, 


" 


" Sarah . 


Mary, 


Feb. 


4, 


1739, 


" 


" How. 


Abraham, b. 


Apr. 


18, 


1742, 


Hopkinton, m. Phebe Runnells. 


Aaron, 


Sept. 


12, 


1747. 


" 


m. Eunice Lee, Abigail 


Samuel, " 








" 


" Susanna Jewett. 


Nathaniel, " 








vt 


" Lydia Livermore. 


Phineas, 








n 




Susanna, 








" 




Ruth, 








(■•■ 





, Judith LendalL 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 409 

Ch. b. Windsor: 

3442. Nancy Stocker, Apr. 2:^, 1827: d. Mar. 25, 1828. 

344:3. Emma Stocker, May 2, 1829; " June 24, 1831. 

3444.* Abbie Clementine, Feb. 1, 1833. 

3445.* Andrew Jackson, Apr. 18, 1840. 

[1252J JOHN HUNTER,' ( Bro. of Horace,) 

b. Windsor, Vt., 1804; m. Mary Snedeker; merchant; Troy, N. Y. He d. 
Troy, Oct., 1857. 

No issue. 

[1254] MARY HUNTER,' (Sister of Horace,) 

b. Windsor, Vt., Feb. 22, 1809: m. C. C. Rowell. He first m. her sister, 
Emily, wlio d. Sharon, Vt., May 7, 1837. She d. Hartford, Vt., Nov. 21, 1886. 
Children: 

3446. Henry. 

3447. Barton. 

[1255] Major WILLIAM HUNTER,' (Bro. of Horace,) 

b. Windsor, Vt., Feb. 13, 1811; m. by Rev. J. K. Converse, Burlington, Vt., 
Dec. 11, 1839, Fanny, dau. of Enoch and Phebe (Little) Harris, b. Danville, 
Vt., Mar. 24, 1817; merchant; res. principally in Burlington until 1861; after- 
wards, N. Y. City; Democrat; school commissioner. He was educated princi- 
pally at Norwich University (now removed to Northfield, Vt. ); Major in the 
militia; Episco. He d. N. Y. City, Nov. 26, 1863. 

Children: [5, 1865, unm. 

3448. Caroline Jane, b. May, 11, 1841, Lebanon, N. IT.; d. Feb. 
3449.* Fannie Elizabeth, " Nov. 14, 1843, Jerico, Vt. 

3450.* Rosamond Howe, " Nov. 19. 1845, Burlington. 

3451.* Mary Pomeroy, " Mar. 15, 1852, " 

[1256] CHARLES HUNTER,' (Bro. of Horace,) 

b. Windsor, Vt., Jan. 2, 1816; planter. He d. Port Gibson, Miss., July 15, 

187—. 

No issue. 

{1259] DAVID HUNTER PARDEE,' (Jonathan," Sarah Hunter,5 Hope- 
still Hamlin,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Sharon, Ct., May 12,1792; m., Delhi, N.Y., 
Dec. 25, 1826, Saphronia, dau. of Abner and Lois (Pickering) Thurber, b, Coop- 
erstown, N. Y., May 12, 1804; carpenter and cabinet maker; spent some years 
in the Southern States; accumulated some wealth; returned to Delhi, N. Y., 
and engaged in mercantile business; she Epis.; she res. at one time with her 
sister-in-law, Mrs. Sarah Paine, at Delhi, N. Y. Both d. Delhi; he June 201866; 
she. Mar. 7, 1876. 

No. issue. 



NATHANIEL KIMBALL,5 b. Hopkinton, N. H.; m. June 2, 1774, Lydla Livermore; res. 
Hopkinton; he d. Apr. 28, 1819; she Jan. 18, 1829. 
Children: 

Hannah, b. Aug. 26, 1775. 

Abigail, " Sept. 9, 1777; m. Ebenezer Stocker. 

Lydia, " Sept. 27, 1779, " Trussell. 

David L., " Mar. 21, 1783, " Sarah Hildreth. 
Nathaniel, " July 23, 1786, " Mary Titcomb. 
Clarissa, " Jun. 3, 1790, " Eaton. 



Jun. 


20. 


1813. 


Feb. 


11, 


1815. 


Feb. 


11, 


1818. 


May 


13, 


1819. 


Jun. 


14, 


1821. 


Feb. 


25, 


1823. 


Mar. 


30, 


1825. 



410 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[1260] REBECCA PARDEE,' (Sister or David H.,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., May 11, 1794; m. there, July 23, 1812, Col. Amasa, son of 
Araasa and Diadamia (Parmelee) Parker, b. Washington, Ct., Oct. 28, 1784; 
lawyer; graduate of Yale College: attended law school at Litchfield, Ct., and 
studied with Peter VanSchoick, of Kinderhook; settled at Delhi, N. Y., 1812, 
and practiced his profession there until his death: was partner with Hon. Sam- 
uel Sharsv/ood, 1812-1827, and next with his nephew, Hon. Amasa J. Parker, 
who was later Justice Supreme Court of N. Y.; afterwards with his son, Robert 
Parker. He was Surrogate of Delaware Co., N. Y., nine years, and for many 
years Master in Chancery. A lawyer of the old school, and a man without 
reproach. Member Episcopal Church, of which he was warden. She d. Delhi, 
Sept. 26, 1839. He m. 2d, Delhi, Aug. 24, 1841, Mrs. Phebe (Peck) widow of 
Joseph Moore, b. Sept. 25, 1803. He d. Delhi, Mar., 1855; his widow d. Oct. 11, 
1859. 

Ch. b. Delhi: 

3452.* Elizabeth Caroline, 

3453.* Philamon Stark, 

3454.* Robert, 

3455.* Charles Edward, 

3456.* Rebecca Lavinia, 

3457.* George Amasa, 

3458.* James, 

3459. Daniel Hamlin, May 10, 1827; d. same day. 

3460.* Mary Augusta, Feb. 27, 1830. 

3461. Junius Cameron, Nov. 5, 1833; d. Aug. 25, 1834. 

[1261] DANIEL JOHNS PARDEE,^ (Bro. of David H.,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Aug. 11, 1796; unm.; wholesale merchant, N. Y. City, but 

unsuccessful. He was said to have been a very handsome man. He d. July 

26, 1866. 

[1262] MARY ANN PARDEE,^ (Sister of David H,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Dec, 17, 179—; m. Dec. 25, 1828, Nathaniel Daniel, son of 

Isaac and Susanna (Steele) Hathaway, b. Walton, N. Y., Dec, 1800; she d. Oct. 

25, 1842. He m. 2d, Nov. 27, 1844, Mary Stewart. 
Ch. b. Delhi, N. Y.: 

3462. George, Oct. 4, 1830; d. Aug. 25, 1832. 
3463.* Daniel Pardee, Dec. 10, 1833. 

3464.* Helen Rebecca, May 26, 1838. 

[1263] SARAH PARDEE,' (Sister of David H.,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Mar. 20, 1801; m. 1st, Sept. 5, 1827, Henry O., son of Na- 
thaniel and Mercy (Brown) Hollister,* of Amenia, N. Y., b. Sept. 16, 1800; who 
d. Jan. 5, 1829; m. 2d, Delhi, N. Y., Dec. 24, 1833, Anthony Marvin, son of 
Asahel Ellsworth and Anna (Beers) Paine, b. Kortright, N. Y., Mar. 25, 1801; 
publisher; Democrat; she, Epis.; both d. Delhi; she. Mar. 16, 1885; he. Mar. 10, 
1881. 

* Note 345. The Hollisters were at Bristol, England, as early as the time of Henry VIII, 
1500. The name is from Holly— terre; the land of the Holly. 

JOHN HOLLISTER.i b. Glastonbury, Eng., 1612. He came to America and settled in 
Wethersfleld, Ct., 1643; freeman. May 10, 1643; deputy for Weymouth, Mass., 1644; returned to 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 411 

Ch. b. 1st marriage: 
3465. A Son; d. in infancy. 

By 2d marriage, b. Dellii: 
3466.* George Henry, Sept. 25, 1835. 

[1271] LOUISIANA HAMLIN,7(Amos,'' Cornelius,'^ «Ebenezer,3James,2i) 
b. Durham. N. Y., Sept. 13, 1804; m. there, 1826, Thomas, son of Lawrence and 
Isabella (Clark) Fenner, b. Philadelphia, Pa., April 15, 1796; farmer; Green 
Co., N. Y., 1804-41. He sold his farm there, and in 1840 lived upon that of her 
father, Dr. Hamlin. In the spring of 1841 they removed west, by way of the 
Erie canal, fron Albany tj Buffalo, N. Y.; thence by steamer to Cleveland, 
Ohio. After stopping there a few weeks they "took the back track," as their 
son puts it, and settled in Medina, N. Y., where they resided until the spring 
of 1845, when he sold his farm and again sought a home in the West, traveling 
by steamer around the lakes to Racine in Wis. Territory; soon after he bought 
a farm at Richmond, 111., where they resided the remainder of their lives. She 
was well educated for a lady of her time, and an extensive reader. Through 
the instruction of her father she became a skillful druggist, and as such as- 
sisted him in his practice. Although she never took any degree in medicine, it 
not being the custom at that period for women to become regular physicians, 
yet in later life her services were in much demand with the sick; Democrat; 
she Methodist. Both d. Richmond; she, Dec. 17, 1854; he, Nov. 13, 1850. 

Children: 

3467.* Hamlin, Jan. 8, 1828, Durham. 

3468.* Helen, Apr. 24, 1829, " 

3469. Elizabeth, Jan. 3, 1831, " d. Mar. 6, 1832. 

3470.* Mary Elizabeth, Mar. 23, 1833, " 

3471.* Harriet, Jan. 14, 1835, 

3472.* Lawrence Alexander, Feb. 13, 1837, " 

.3473. HOMERIA, Dec. 3, 1839, " " Dec. 23, 1841. 

3474.* Thomas Clark, Dec. 13, 1841, Shelby. 

.3475.* Isabella R., Apr. 21, 1843. 

[1273] EMILY HAMLIN,' (Sister of Louisiana, ) 

b. Durham, N. Y., June 17, 1809; m. James Ackley; she d. Jan. 29, 1839. 

One ch. d. in infancy. 

[1276] AMOS HAMLIN,7 ( Bro. of Louisiana,) 

b. Durham, N. Y.. Jan. 20, 1814; m. Mary Nichols, b. Schoharie, N. Y. He 
was educated for a physician, but become an artist; resided in Durham, Cats- 

Wethersfleld, the same year and was deputy there maay times until 1656; Lieutenant, March, 
165S-9; collector, 1660; m. Joanna, dau. of Richard Treat, Senior, and his first wife, Joanna. 
He d. Wethersfield, April, 1665; she d. Oct., 1694. 
Children: 

Elizabeth, m. Samuel Welles. 

JOHH, b. 1644; m. Sarah Goodrich. 

Thomas, m. Elizabeth Latimer and Elizabeth Willams. 

Joseph, d. Aug. 29, 1674, unm. 

Lazarus, b. 1656; d. Sept., 1709. 

Mary, m. John Welles. 

Sarah, " Hope Atherton and Timothy Baker. 

Stephen, b. 1658; m. Abigail Treat and widow Elizabeth Reynolds. 



412 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



kill and N. Y. City; Madison, Wis.; Chicago, ill., aud California; lie conveyed 

land in Green Co,,N. Y., 1843, and lie and liis wife, Mary, conveyed land there, 

1864; removed from 111. to Cal., 1850; Whig, and a politician. He d. N. Y., 

1872. 

Child: 

3476. A Daughter, Mrs. Smith, b. Catskill, res. in Wisconsin, who had 

children. 

[1277] CARNOT HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Louisiana,) 

b. Durham, N. Y., Sept. 25, 1816; m. in Wis.; farmer: Whig. He d. sum- 
mer of 186—. 




Dr. Daniel D. T. Hamlin. 



[1278] Dr. DANIEL D. TOMPKINS HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Louisiana,) 
b. Durham, N. Y., Jan. 29, 1820; m. Schoharie, N. Y., June 15, 1841, Sarah, 

youngest dau. of Dr. Cornelius C. and Catelina Yates (VanAntwerp) VanDyck, 

b. Schoharie, Aug. 12, 1822; educated at Albany Medical School; physician; 

Sangerties, N, Y., Elkhorn, Wis., and Chicago, 111.; Whig and Republican; 

Freemason; member of various medical societies; member N. Y. Legislature; 

an active business man, and occupied various positions of honor and trust; 

followed his position closely; contracted pulmonary disease, and went west for 

his health. Both d. Chicago; he, Oct. 21, 1876; she, Dec. 10, 1890. 

Ch. b. Saugerties: 

Catalina Yates, June 29, 1845. 

Sarah Jane, Mar. 2, 1847. 

Margaret VanDyck, Jan. 17, 1849. 



3477.* 
3478.* 
3479.* 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 413 

[1280] JOHN TREATS (Ashbel W.,« Mary Hamlin,^ Cornelius,* Ebe- 
nezer,3 James,^!) m. Harriet Monson, of Centreville, N. Y.; said to have re- 
moved to Mich. 

Children: 

3480. Mary E., b. 1839. 

3481. Geokoe H., " 1842. 



[1283] LAURA TREAT," (Sister of John,) 

m. Parmele. 

Child: 

3482. William; res. Clietopa, Labette Co., Kas. 

[1284] HENRY TREAT,' (Bro. of John,) 

b. Greenfield, N. Y., July 16, 1799; m., Nov. 10, 1828, Maria Baldwin, of 

Williamstown, Mass., b. Sept. 16, 1808; farmer; Freedom and Holland, N. Y. 

He d. Windsor, Mich., Aug. 26, 1859; she d. there, Sept. 8, 1862. 

Cliildren: 

b. Nov. 22, 1829, Freedom. 

'' Mar. 16, 1832, 

" Mar. 9, 1834, " 

" July 29, 1838, Holland. 

" Jan. 2, 1845, 

" Sept. 16, 1846, " 

" Mar. 24, 1849. 



[1285] CALVIN GOODRICH,^ (Anna Treat,6 Mary Hamlin,^ Cornelius,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Lebanon, N. Y., Feb. 2, 1800; m. July 1, 1821, Sally 
Brigden. He d. Mar. 28, 1874. 



3483. 


Lucy M., 


3484. 


Martha, 


3485.* 


David Henry, 


3486.* 


Gordon, 


3487. 


Adeline C, 


3488. 


Caroline P. 


3489. 


Orcelia E., 





Children: 








3490. 


Sally A., 


b. Sept. 


13, 


1822, 


3491. 


Mercy E., 


*' June 


9, 


1824. 


3492. 


Joseph, 


" Nov. 


5, 


1826. 


3493. 


Cynthia, 


" Jan. 


12, 


1829. 



[1286] LUCY GOODRICH,' (Sister of Calvin, ) 

b, Lebanon, N. Y., Apr. 26, 1802; m. Feb. 20, 1822, Thomas Brigden. She 
d. May 19, 1881. 

Children (9): 

3494. Charles; res. Moravia, N. Y. 

[1287] JEREMIAH GOODRICH,' (Bro. of Calvin,) 

b. Lebanon, N. Y., Jan. 4, 1804; m. 1st, Bainbridge, N. Y., Apr. 1, 1824, 
Sophronia, dau. of Samuel and Jemima Melindy, b. Bainbridge, 1802, vpho d. 
Moravia, N. Y., Apr., 1836: m. 2d, Oct. 1, 1836, Rebecca Huntley; farmer; 
Cayuga Co., N. Y., until spring of 1844; afterwards, Hadley, 111.; Whig; Meth- 
odists. He d. Hadley, Oct. 24, 1843. 



I 





Ch. by 1st wife, 


3495.* 


William A., 


3496.* 


Mary Emeline, 


3497.* 


Martha J., 


3498.* 


John Samuel, 


3499. 


Charles N., 




By 2d wife: 


3500.* 


James Alonzo. 


3501.* 


Helen R., 


3502.* 


Lucy C, 



414 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



b. Jan. 14, 1825, Bainbridge. 

" Aug. 26, 1827, " 

" Dec. 13, 1829, 

" Oct. 9, 1831, " [Texas, 1867. 

" Dec. 25, 1834, Moravia; sup. lie d. in 

" July 23, 1837, Moravia. 
" Oct. 2, 1842, Homer. 
" Sept. 4, 1844, Hadley. 

[1288] JACOB L. GOODRICH,' (Bro. of Calvin,) 

b. Lebanon, N. Y,, July 8, 1806; m. 1st, June 28, 1826, Almira Nash; m. 2d, 
Mary J. Johnson. He d. Sept. 18, 1863. 
Children; 

3503. Harry J., b. July 17, 1837. 

3504. Charles E., " May 21, 1840, d. 1886. 

[1290] SEYMOUR TREAT,^ (Timothy,6 Ruth Hamlin,^ Cornelius,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. West Stockbridge, Mass., Dec. 3, 1782; m., May 15, 1808, 
Phebe McCarty; millwright. He d. Cal., June 5, 1859. 
Children: 

b. Apr. 4, 1809; d. Nov. 5, 1841. 
" Dec. 9, 1812. 

" Mar. 3, 1816; " Sept. 12, 1820. 
" Apr. 12, 1819. 
Oct. H, 1825; " Oct. 20, 1845. 



3505. 


Isaiah McCarty, 


3506.* 


Maria, 


3507. 


Rhoda, 


3508.* 


Stephen Decatur, 


3509. 


Carlton, 



kl 



[1292] SUSANNA TREAT,7 (Sister of Seymour, ) 

b. West Stockbridge, Mass., Apr. 25, 1786; m. 1st, May 28. 1807, Zelak Wal- 
ter, who d. 1811; ra. 2d, Feb., 1814, Joseph Phelps, who d. May, 1851, aged 82. 
In 1841 she removed from Homer, N. Y., to Elgin, 111.; in 1857 to Sandwich, 
111.: about 1882 to Romeo, Mich.; Nov., 1886, she returned to Sandwich, where 

she d.; Cong. 

Ch. by 1st. marrige, b. Homer: 

3510. Sophia, June 13, 1808; m. Jacob Crawford. 

3511 Maria, June 5, 1811; " Dr. Philo Tillson. 

By 2d marriage, b. Homer: 



3512. Lydia, Nov. 18, 1814 

3513. Mercy, Nov. 18, 1819 

3514. Joseph E., Oct. 16, 1824 

3515. Cornelia. Sept. 26, 1827 



m. Hon. Augustus Adams. 
" Carmi Wells. 
" Harriet Stiles. 
" Cornelius Stiles. 



[1295] LUCIA TREAT,' (Sister of Seymour,) 
b. West Stockbridge, Mass., Dec 29, 1795; m. Baylis. 

Children: 

3516. Harriet. 

3517. Josephine. 

3518. Eliza. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 415 

[1296] ELIZA TREAT,' (Sister of Seymour,) 

b. West Stockbridge, Mass., Mar. 24, 1799; m. Prosser. 

Children: 

3519. Timothy Treat; res. near Chicago, 111. 

3520. Eda. 

[1297] LAURA TREAT,' (Sister of Seymour,) 

b. Homer, N. Y., Feb. 23, 1801; m. Milton Robinson. 

Children: 

3521. Stoughton. 

3522. sophronia. 

3523. Marcus. 

3524. LoRiNDA, 

[1299] LYMAN TREAT,' (Thomas,^ Ruth HamliQ,^ Cornelius,* Ebene- 
zer,3 James,2i) b. Champlain, Vt., Mar. 14, 1785; m. Aurora, N. Y., Achsah 
Brown. Served in Capt. Cranston Co., attached to Col. Scott's 2d N. Y. Art., 
called out Sept. 15, 1812, for three months, to go to Lewiston, N. Y., and sta- 
tioned at Fort Gray, and was at the capture of the brigs Caledonia and Adams, 
Resided at Auburn, N. Y.: later at Booneville, N. Y., March, 1854; Horseheads, 
N. Y., March, 1855; pensioner. He d. East Aurora, N. Y., May 8, 1869; she d. 
Golden, N. Y., about 1843-4. 

Ch. b. Golden; 

3525,* John Holmes, May 17, 1842, 

[1300] TIMOTHY TREAT,' (Bro. of Lyman,) 

b, Georgia, near St. Albans, Vt., Mar. 30, 1786: m. 1st, near Buffalo, N. Y.; 
m. 2d, St. Albans, Vt., Jan., 1817, Lovisa Bentley, b, Georgia, Jan. 22, 1799, 
who d. Silver Creek, Mich., Sept. 14, 1860; farmer; removed to Aurora, N. Y., 
when a young man, where he resided until 1834; removed to Niles, Mich.; 
resided Silver Creek, 1837-63; removed to Elk Grove, Cal., and resided there 
with his son, Sullivan, until his death. Enlisted at Aurora, Apr., 1813, for six 
months in Capt. Stevens' Co. in Col. Warren's Regt.; discharged Sept., 1814; 
pensioner. He d. Elk Grove, Mar. 1, 1875. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 



3526.* 


Sullivan, 
By 2d wife: 


b, Jan. 


18, 


1811, 


Aurora. 


3527.* 


Fidelia, 


'' Oct. 


15, 


1818, 


<( 


3528.* 


Almira, 


" Feb. 


13, 


1821, 


(( 


3529.* 


Ruby, 


*' Apr. 


6, 


1823, 


(< 


3530.* 


James Bently, 


" July 


14, 


1825, 


(< 


3531.* 


Louisa, 


" Nov. 


24, 


1827, 


<( 


3532.* 


Ira Haskell, 


'' May 


11, 


1830, 


u 


3533.* 


Wallace Orvill, 


" Aug, 


9, 


1832, 


a 


3534.* 


WiLLARD W., 


" Aug. 


9, 


1832, 


<i 


3535.* 


Horace Jay, 


*' Mar. 


13, 


1835, 


Silver Creek. 


3536.* 


Lucy Ann, 


" May 


2, 


1839, 


H l( 


3537. 


Nancy Jane, 


" Aug. 


6, 


1841; 


d. June 16, 1844. 


3538.* 


Amanda Euphemia, 


" May 


16, 


1844, 


Silver Creek. 



416 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[1301] OREN TREAT/ (Bro. of Lyman,) 

b. St. Albans, Vt., Oct. 15, 1787: m. 1st, Willink, Erie Co., N. Y., Nov., 
1813, Nancy Thompson, b. Oct., 1795, who d. Anrora, N. Y., Dec. 8, 1834; m. 2d, 
1836, Maria, dau. of Joseph (V) and Nancy Weeks, b. near Geneva, Ohio, July 4, 

1806, who d. Aurora, Mar. 29, ; farmer; Whig and Republican; Universal- 

ist: settled in Aurora, N. Y., 1812; res. Griffins Mills; enrolled, Aug. 1, 1813, in 
Capt. Stevens' Co. in Col. Warren's Regt.; served in battle of Fort Erie; dis. 
Buffalo, about Oct. 1, 1815; a pensioner. He d. Aurora, Apr. 29, 1883. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Aurora: 



3539.* 


Julius Allen, 


Nov. 


18, 


1814. 




3540.* 


Abigail, 


Oct. 


25, 


1816. 




3541.* 


George, 


Sept. 


17, 


1817. 




3542.* 


Thomas Nelson, 


May 


30, 


1822. 




3543. 


Fayette, 






1824; d. 


young. 


3544.* 


Lyman L., 


Apr. 


30, 


1827. 




3545. 


Oren, 


Sept. 


22, 


1830: " 


Dec. 22, 1893. 


3546. 


Helen, 






1832; " 


in infancy. 


3547.* 


Helen U., 

By 2d marriage: 


July 


n. 


1834. 




3548.* 


Ellery Bentley, 


Aug. 


31, 


1836. 




3549.* 


Victoria, 


Jan. 


•5, 


1838. 




3550.* 


Marie Frances, 


Sept. 


22, 


1840. 




3551.* 


Harriet Arvilla, 


Nov. 


9, 


1842. 




3552.* 


Orville Cassius, 


July 


26, 


1844. 





[130.3] JEMIMA TREAT,^ (Sister of Lyman,) 

b. in Northern Vermont, July 9, 1791; m. Erie Co., N. Y., Feb. 3, 1812, 

John, son of Ebenezer and Elizabeth (Hoyt) Holmes, b. Saratoga, N. Y., July 13, 

1789; farmer; Wales, N. Y.: Whig; Ensign 48th N. Y. Regt.: soldier 1812 war; 

Baptists; county supervisor; justice of the peace. Both d. Wales; she, Dec. 2, 

1871; he, Oct. 2, 1857. 

Ch. b. Wales: 

3553.* Ira, Sept. 3, 1813. 

3554.* Benjamin Franklin, Dec. 25, 1816. 

3555.* Elvira T., Oct. 4, 1818. 

3556.* Cyrus, Jan. 14, 1821. 

3557.* Amanda, July 25, 1825. 

3558.* Nancy, " " " 

3559.* Lucinda, May 16, 1828. 



[1304] IZBON TREAT,^ (Bro. of Lyman,) 

b. Willsborough, Essex Co., N. Y., June 1, 1793; m. 1st, Aurora, N. Y., Feb, 
22, 1822, Apphia Tliompson, b. Augusta, N. Y., Feb. 17, 1803; m. 2d, Huldah 
Field, b. Jan. 2, 1812, who d. May 23, 1866; farmer. He d. Glenwood, N. Y,, 
Feb. 22. 1878. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



417 



3560.* 

3561.* 

3562. 

3563.* 

3564. 

3565.* 

3566.* 



Ch. by 1st wife: 

Seymour Edward, 
Charles Ralph, 
LucRETiA Maria, 
Lewis J., 
Cyrenia Ann, 
George S., 

By 2d wife: 
Louisa R., 



b. June 13, 1823, Aurora. 

" Jan. 12, 1826, 

" J^eb. 5, 1828; d. Dec. 27, 1842. 

•' Mar. 31, 1832, Golden. 

" Oct. 13, 1837; d.Oct. 24, 1845. 

" Apr. 7, 1842, Golden. 



b. Sept. 23, 1852, 



Two others d. in infancy. 



[1305J JOHN TREAT,' (Bro. of Lyman,) 

b. Franklin Go., Vt., May 3, 1796; m. July 17, 1823, Eunice Amidon; b. Dec. 
14, 1804; farmer. They removed from Vermont to Aurora, N. Y., 1804; to Con- 
cord, N. Y., 1838. He d. Concord, Jan. 10, 1864; she d. Nov. 25, 1877, 
Children: 



3567.* 


POLLY" M., 


b. Apr. 


26, 1824, 


Aurora. 




3568.* 


Jemima, 


" Apr. 


11, 1825, 






3569.* 


Cynthia, 


" Feb. 


19, 1827, 






8570.* 


Almon Harmon, 


" Nov. 


28, 1828, 


" 




3571.* 


Fayette, 


" Jan. 


8, 1831, 






3572. 


Erastus, 


" Dec. 


11, 1832, 


d. Oct. 17, 


1835 


3573.* 


Charlotte, 


" Nov. 


10, 1835, 






3574.* 


Thomas, 


" Sept. 


28, 1838, 






3575.* 


Affie Beads, 


" Feb. 


27, 1843, 


Concord. 




3576.* 


John Cornelius, 


'• Dec. 


20, 1844, 


a 





[1307] ELIZABETH TREAT,' (Sister of Lyman,) 

b. near St. Albans, Vt., Apr. 1, 1798; m. Oct. 14, 1820, Isaac How; res. Col- 
den, Erie Co., N. Y., where she d. Jan. 27, 1841. 
Ch. b. Golden: 
A Daughter, Sept. 1, 1821; d. Sept, 7, 1821. 

Thomas Palmer, Aug. 11, 1822. 

Mary Jemima, Nov. 23, 1825. 



3577. 

.3578.* 

3579.* 



[1.308] THOMAS TREAT,' 



(Bro. of Lyman,) 



b. Feb. 10, 1802; m. Harriet Stafford, of Erie Co., N. Y. He d. near Lan- 
sing, Mich, Mar. 12, 1864. 
No issue. 

[1309] AMAZIAH TREAT,' (Cornelius.e Ruth Hamlin, » Cornelius,* 

Ebenezer,3 James,^ i) b. Alford, Mass., April 12, 1790; m. Sept. 17, 1809, Sally 
Calvin. He removed with his parents to Mendon, N. Y. 1794, and remained 
there until 1813; then removed to Angelica, N. Y.; thence to Southern 111., 
1819, where he d. the same year; his family returned to liis father's house in 
Mendon, and in 1836 they removed to New London, Ohio; and to Rock Co., Wis., 
about 1845-9. She d. there, Nov. 26, 1854. 
Children: 

3580.* DiADAMA, b. June 

3581.* Sarah, " Feb. 

3582.* Cornelius Mortimer, " Apr. 

3583.* Charlotte Adeline, "June 



8, 1810, Mendon. 
12, 1813, " 

25, 1817, Angelica. 

1, 1819. " 



418 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY 



[1310] HANNAH TREAT,' (Sister of Araaziah,) 

b. Alford, Mass., July30, 1791; m. Daniel Tall. She d. May 3, 1832. 

Children: 

3584. George. 

3585. Franklin. 

3586. William. 

3587. Bleeker. 
2588. Beriah. 

3589. Esther. 

[1311] RUTH TREAT,' (Sister of Amaziah,) 

b. Alford, Mass., Feb. 12, 1793; m. about 1810, Moses McClellan; res. Men- 
don, N. Y. many years; then removed to Southern Indiana, and all trace of 

them is lost. 

Ch. b. Mendon: 

3590. Bridget. 

3591. Esther. 

3592. Charles. 

[1312] ALVIN TREAT,' (Bro. of Amaziah,) 

b. Mendon, N. Y., Mar. 17, 1795; m. Apr. 1, 1817, Hannah F. VanNess, 

who d. Oct. 9, 1861; farmer; Mendon until 1829, then Yates, N. Y., then Somerset, 

N. Y. He d. there, Aug. 4, 1853. 





Children: 










3593.* 


Robert Redcus, 


b. Dec. 


13, 


1819, 


Mendon. 


3594.* 


George Nelson, 


" Feb. 


16, 


1822. 


(I 


3595.* 


Mercy C, 


" Nov. 


28, 


1829, 


Yates. 


3596.* 


Cornelius, 


" Mar. 


3, 


1832, 


a 


3597. 


Amelia Clementine, 


" May 


18, 


1834: 


d. May 30, 1873. 



[1313] BENJAMIN PALMER TREAT,' (Bro. of Amaziah,) 

b. Mendon, N. Y., Aug. 12, 1798; m. Aug. 1, 1822, Susan E. Davis, of An- 
gelica, who d. Nov. 2, 1851; farmer; he remained on his father's farm until his 
marriage, and removed to Angelica, N. Y. He d. there, July 14, 1828. 

Ch. b. Angelica: 



3598. 


Susan L., 


about 


1828: d. July 25, 1825. 


3599.* 


Susan A., 


July 4, 


1825. 


3600.* 


Mary V., 


Dec. 27, 


1826. 


3601. 


Benjamin Palmer, 


Nov. 27, 


1828; d. Aug. 7, 1829. 



[1314] CORNELIUS DWELLY TREAT,' (Bro. of Amaziah,) 
b. West Mendon, N. Y., Apr. 18, 1801; m. Palmyra, N. Y., July 5, 1823, 
Amanda Skinner, b. Saratoga, N. Y., Apr. 10, 1801: millwright; Baptist, of 
which church he was deacon. He d. Belmont, Ind., Nov. 2, 1851; she d. Hanni- 
bal, Mo., July 27, 1874. 



3602.* 
3603.* 
3604.* 
3605.* 
3606.* 
3607. 



Children: 

Charlotte Jane, 
Charles Goodman, 
Cornelius Amaziah, 
Benjamin Palmer, 
John Jay, 
Helen, 



b. Nov. 24, 1823, Palmyra. 

" Feb. 19, 1826, Middleburg. 

" Apr. 15, 1828, W. Bloomfield. 

" Dec. 26, 1830, Mendon. 

" Dec. 12, 1834, Yates. 

" Sept. 3, 1838, Superior; d. Oct. 22, '38. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 419 

[1315] ELLERY SANFORD TREAT,^ (Bro. of Amaziah,) 

b. Mendon, N. Y., Oct, 4, 1803: m. 1st, Apr. 13, 1830, Margaret Coulson, who 
d. Dec. 24, 1850: m. 2d, Nov. 5, 1855, Mrs. Charlotte Garrigus. When a young 
man he left the farm to teach school, and followed that occupation. Principal 
of public schools, Rochester,- N. Y., many years: removed to Milwaukee, Wis., 
1867, and lived with his son until his death, Feb. 19, 1870. 
Ch. b. Rochester: 

3608.* Harriet Amelia, Oct. 16, 1833. 
3609.* George Ellery, Jun. 15, 1836. 
3610,* Margaret, Jun. 5, 1842. 

Two otliers d. under five old. 

[1316] NOAH NELSON TREAT,^ (Bro. of Amaziah,) 

b. Mendon, N. Y., Jan. 26, 1806; m. 1st, Pittsford, N. Y., Oct. 3, 1833, Har- 
riet, dau. of Joseph Armstrong, b. Pittsford, who d. Mendon, May 12, 1841; m. 
2d, Arkport, N. Y., Nov, 1, 1843, Mary Ann, dau. of Ezekiel and Elizabeth (Ste- 
phens) Ayres, b. Angelica, Jan. 28, 1816, who d. Mendon, Mar. 20, 1872; painter 
and farmer; she Baptist. He d. Mendon, Feb. 28, 1878. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Mendon: 

3611.* Esther Ann, Nov. 15, 1835. 

3612.* Cynthia Adelaide, Apr. 30, 1837. 
3613.* Harriet Palmer, May 8, 1841. 

[1317] Dr. JOHN JAY TREAT,' (Bro. of Amaziah,) 

b. Mendon, N. Y., May 23, 1808; m. Apr. 13, 1835, Clarissa, dau. of Dr. Ezra 
and Betsey (Dunning) Strong, of Scipio, N. Y., b. Sept. 7, 1807. He graduated 
from Berkshire Med. Institute, Pittsfleld, Mass., 1835; physician at Edwards- 
burg, Mich., 1835-42; Rochester, N. Y., 1842-52; city physician and surgeon. He 
d. Rochester of cholera, Aug. 6, 1852. 

Children: 

3614.* Jay Strong, b. May 25, 1836, Edwardsburg. 

3615. Frank, " Aug. 5, 1840, " d. Jun. 28, 1850. 

3616. Emma, " Jun. 1, 1843, Rochester; " July 6, 1843. 
3617.* Edna Jane, " Nov. 9, 1844, 

3618. Clarissa Strong, " May 21, 1847, " d. Aug. 22, 1849. 

[1318] JOSEPH RANDOLPH TREAT,' (Bro. of Amaziah,) 

b. Mendon, N. Y., July 14, 1810; m. Penfield, N. Y., Oct. 20, 1830, Caroline 
Williams, who d. May 17, 1865; blacksmith, merchant, wholesale jeweler; accu- 
mulated a fortune: removed from Mendon to Toronto, Canada, 1834; to Niles, 
Mich., 1838; later to Milwaukee, Wis.; Democrat. He d. Milwaukee, July 8, 
1868. 





Children: 




3619.* 


Henry C, 


b. 1834, Toronto. 


3620.* 


Nellie M., 


" Apr. 23, 1837, 


3621.* 


John Ralph, 


"Jun. 7, 1839, Niles. 



[1320] MALIN A TREAT,' (Ebenezer,^ Ruth Hamlin,^ CorneUus,* Eben- 
ezer,3 James,2i) b. Alford, Mass., Oct. 12, 1794; m. Apr. 22, 1813, Philander 
Chamberlain, of Mendon, N. Y.; she d. Mendon, May 27, 1844. 



420 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. b. Mendon: 

3622.* Phtletus, Nov. 26, 1814, 

3623.* Philander Treat, Oct. 15, 1816. 

3624.* Hannah Lavina, Jan. 10, 1823. 

3625.* Malina Jemima, Oct. 6, 1827. 

3626.* Esther Asenath, Sept. 20, 1829. 

3627.* Hamlin Treat, Nov. 18, 1831. 

[1321] ESTHER TREAT,'' (Sister of Malina,) 

b. Mendtm, N. Y., Oct. 15, 1797; m. Bellamy Chaflin: he d. previous to his 
wife: she d. Mendon, Apr. 23, 1883. 

Ch. b. Mendon: 
.3628.* Haviliah Bellamy, b. Oct. 20, 1818. 
3629.* Esther Malina. 
3630.* Hannah Lavina. 
3631.* Henrietta Sophia, b. 1833. 

3632.* AcHSAH Ann. 

[1322] JEMIMA TREAT," (Bro. of Malina,) 

b. Mendon, N. Y., Dec. 25, 1800; m. there, Aug. 15, 1819, Charles, son of 
Daniel Curtiss, b. Genessee Co., N. Y., May, 1793; farmer: Moscow and Mendon 
until 1832; removed to Ruggles, Ohio. After the death of her husband she 
went to live with her daughter, at Clinton, Wis. He d. Ruggles, Ohio, Aug. 6, 
1865; she d. Clinton, Wis., Nov. 23, 1872. 
Children: 

36.33.* Cyreneus Treat, b. July 1, 1820, Moscow. 

3634.* Emily Maria, " Jan. 28, 1822, 

3635. Phebe Alvira. "Feb. 7,1824, " ra. Cornelius Treat.« 

3636.* Ebenezer Hamlin, " Oct. 6, 1828, Mendon. 

3637.* Esther Jane, " Mar. 2, 1833, Ruggles. 

3638.* Daniel W., " Sept. 5, 1835, 

3639.* Charles Loomis, " Nov. 5, 1837, " 

3640.* William Park, " May 29, 1841, 

[1323] PARK TREAT,- (Bro. of Malina,) 

b. Mendon, N. Y., Nov. 9, 1804: m. June 22, 1827, Sophia Barney: farmer; 

Mendon; removed to Northern Indiana, thence to Michigan. He d. Northfield, 

Mich., Oct. 16, 1880; she d. July 9, 1852. 

Ch. b. Mendon: 

3641.* Orin B., Nov. 12, 1829. 

3642.* Mary, Feb. 4, 1833. 

3643.* Hamlin, June 21, 1847. 

[1324] EBENEZER HAMLIN TREAT,' (Bro. of Malina,) 

b. Mendon, N. Y., Nov. 15, 1808; m. there, Apr. 19, 1832, Ferrit, dau. of 
Hezekiah and Mrs. Mary (Godfrey) (Leet) Newcomb, b. Mendon, Feb. 12, 1812. 
Farmer; Mendon, until 1833, New London, Ohio, until 1845, afterwards Turtle, 
Wis., where he d. Jan. 21, 1857. She d. Clinton, Wis., Oct. 18, 1899. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



421 





Children: 












3644.* 


William Marcus, 


b. 


Aug. 


22, 


1832, 


Mend on. 


3645.* 


Mary Louisa, 




Oct. 


14, 


1835, 


New London 


3646.* 


MiLTOJf Park, 




Sept. 


21, 


1837, 


U (t 


3647.* 


FRAJfKLiN Hall, 




Sept. 


10, 


1843, 


11 u 


3648.* 


Caroline Esther Eliza, 




Jan. 


15, 


1850, 


Turtle. 


3649.* 


Emperess Meriam, 




Aug. 


5, 


1854, 


(( 



[1330] Rev. WILLIAM HENRY PLATT,^ (Henry J.,^ Hopestill 

Hamlin, 5 Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Duchess Co., N. Y.: m. three wives; 
m. 3d, Petersburg, Va., Indiana, dau. of Richard Kidder and Julia (Haskins) 
Meade, b. Va., wlio d. Petersburg, Nov. 27, 1899; lawyer and clergyman; San 
Francisco, Cal., Rochester, N. Y., Petersburg, Va.; Capt. in Mexican war; 
Epis.: Freemason and K. T. He d. Petersburg, Dec. 18, 1899. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 
3650.* Edward C, 

Ch. by 3d wife, b. Louisville, Ky.: 
3651. Mary Meade, 1868; m. Stanard Boiling Owens. 



[1331] Capt. CHARLES ADOLPHUS PLATT,' (Charles,^ Hopestill 
Hamlin,5 Cornelius,* Ebeaezer,^ James,2i) b., Sharon, Ct., Dec. 11, 1814; m. 1st, 
N. Y. City, Mar. 7, 1836, Elizabeth Piatt, b. Ct., who d. Sharon, Sept. 29, 1856; 
m. 2d. Georgianna Brookfleld, b. Morristown, N. J.; Mfg. of furniture; N. Y. 
City until 1837: afterwards Atlanta, Ga.; Democrat; Capt, Clinch Rifles, 5 Ga. 
Regt., C. S. A., enlisted 1861, served in Florida and Georgia until 1862; mem. 
city council, Augusta; Miller Lodge, 11, I. O. O. F.; Epis. He d. Augusta, 
July 21, 1887. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 



3652. 

3653. 

3654. 

3655. 

3656.* 

3657. 



3658. 
3659. 
3660. 



Mary Elizabeth, 
Sarah Augusta, 
Charles Henry, 
Cornelia Ann, 
William Edward, 
LiLLiE Isabel, 



b. Aug. 
" Apr. 
" Mar. 
" Oct. 
" Jan. 
" Aug, 



By 2d wife, b. Augusta: 

MOSEl'TA, d. 

Katherine D. unm. 

Josephine, d. 



4, 1839, N. Y. City. 
14, 1842, Augusta. 

25, 1845, 

17, 1847, N. Y. City. 
21, 1853, Augusta. 

26, 1854, Sharon. 



1861. 
1902. 



[ 1334] LUCY ANN PLATT,^ (Sister of Charles A., ) b. New York City, 
Oct. 24, 1824: m. there, Aug. 27, 1850, Amasa Abraham, son of Levi Merwinand 
Esther Tolles (Tuttle) Marks, b. Waterbury, Ct., Apr. 3, 1825; Inventor, paten- 
tee and manufacturer of Artificial Limbs, 701 Broadway, N. Y., founded 1853; 
res. Waterbury in childhood, Bethany and Milford. Ct.,in early manhood: N. Y. 
City, 185.3-72; since Sound Beach, Ct.; Republican; Cong.; Freemason. He held 
local public offices. She d. Sound Beach, June 27, 1888. 



422 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Children: 

3661.* Charles Amasa, b. Jul. 19, 1851, New Haven 

3662.* George Edavin, " Jan. 29, 1853, N. Y. City. 

3663. Lucy Esther, " Apr. 23, 1855, 

3664. Frederick Abraham, " Aug. 4, 1857, 

3665. Mary Eliza, " May 27, 1860, 
3666.* William Lincoln, " Aug. 11, 1862, 
3667. Anna Adelia, " Nov. 27, 1866, 



d. Dec. 20, '60. 
" Sept. 4, '65. 
" Nov. 4, '62. 



unm. 1902. 



[1335] JACOB BOGARDUS PLATT,' (Bro. of Charles A.,) 

b. New York City, June 15, 1827; m. Augusta, Ga., Oct. 2, 1849, Frances Guide, 
dau. of Henry John James and Cornelia (Mentelle) Roberts, b. Augusta; i'urni- 
ture manufacturer; N. Y. City in childhood; afterwards, Augusta; Democrat; 
Epis.; She Catholic. He d. Sound Beach, Ct., Feb. 23. 1895. 

Ch. b. Augusta: 
3668.* Henry Charles, d. Mar. 9, 1895. 

3669. Fannie Waldennas Mentelle; " May 7, 1898. 

3670. Annie Sheldon. 

3671. Jacob Bogardus. 

3672. Robert Ttjttle. 



[1336] Capt. WILLIAM LYON PLATT,^ (Bro. of Charles A.,) 
b. New York City, Jun. 22, 1833; m. Augusta, Ga., July 12, 1839, Georgianna, dau," 
of John Payne and Adelia (Miller) Force, b. Augusta, Sept. 2, 1838; merchant; 
Augusta, since 1848; Democrat; mem. Royal Arcanum; K. P.; Knights of Honor; 
I. O. R. M.; and A. O. U. W.; Epis.; Capt. and Adjt. 7 Ga. Cav. and served in 
Young's Brigade, McBullis Div., Hampton's Corps, C. S. A., entered the ser- 
vice in 1861, captured at Trevillian Station, Va., June 6, 1864: sent to Point 
Lookout, thence to Fort Delaware; released July 1865. 

Ch. b. Augusta: 



3673. 


John Ward, 


July 


11, 


1860; d. Oct. 2, 


1883, unm. 


3674. 


Lewis Force, 


Feb. 


26, 


1863; unm.. 


1902. 


3675. 


Adelia Force, 


July 


2, 


1866; d. Oct. 10, 


1866. 


3676.* 


Elizabeth, 


Nov. 


16, 


1867. 




3677. 


Ella Hamlin, 


June 


14, 


1870; d. Jun. 14, 


1870. 


3678. 


William Lamar, 


Oct. 


25, 


1874: unm. 


1902. 



[13.37] GEORGE BRO WN,7 (Phebe HamlJn,« Jabez,^ Thomas,* Eben- 
ezer,3 James,2») b. Sharon, Ct.. Feb, 8, 1786; m. Columbia Co., N. Y., Mar. 27, 
1808, Betsey, dau. of John and Abigail (Saulsbury) Wright, b. Oct. 24, 1790: car- 
penter and cabinet maker; Columbia Co., N. Y.; at one time managed the farm 
of his uncle Jabez Hamlin, at Hinsdale, now Austerlitz, N. Y.; resided later at 
Phelps, N. Y.; removed to Lima, Indiana, Oct. 25, 1835; thence to Salem, Ind.; 
he built the first frame house in Angola, Ind., for Thomas Gale, 1836; soldier 
1812 war; Wliig; Presb., in which church he was deacon, and of whicli she was a 
communicant seventy-five years; after her husband's death she lived for nine- 
teen years with her dau. Mrs. Wood. Both d. Steuben Co., Ind.; he Dec. 23, 1844; 
She Oct. 28, 1880; both buried Flint, Ind. 






SEVENTH GENERATION. 423 





Children: 










3679.* 


Phebe Marta, 


b. Apr. 


8, 


1809, Columbia Co, 


3680.* 


John Wright, 


" Mar. 


22, 


1811, 


i( 


3681.* 


Frederick Hamlin, 


" Apr. 


22, 


1813, 


(( 


3682.* 


Be^i'sey Charlotte, 


" Aug. 


4, 


1815, 


(( 


3683.* 


Abigail Catherine, 


" Dec. 


8. 


1817, 


(( 


3684.* 


George, 


" Feb. 


1, 


1820, 


u 


3685.* 


Samuel Wright, 


" Mar. 


18, 


1823, 


u 


3686.* 


William, 


*' Jan. 


14, 


1825, 


(( 


3687.* 


Olive, 


" Jan. 


25, 


1828, 


Phelps. 


3688.* 


Lucy Ann, 


" Apr. 


23, 


1831, 


n 


3689.* 


Mary Ann, 


" Mar. 


6, 


1834, 


(( 



3690. 


LONSON, 


3691. 


Fanny, 


3692. 


Amanda, 


3693. 


Jane, 


3694. 


Mark, 


3695. 


James,\ 


3696. 


Salmon, 


3697. 


Paulina, 


3698. 


John H., 


3699. 


Frederick, 



[1338] PAULINA HAMLIN,' (Salmon," Jabez,^ Thomas,* Ehenezer,^ 
James, 21) b. Jan. 3, 1787, probably Sharon, Ct.; m. Apr. 19, 1808, Mark," son of 
Justin and Lucy (Means) Dewey,* of Great Barrington, Mass., b. Aug. 14, 1784; 
shed. June 26, 1831; he m.2d, Oct. 29, 1831, Sarah M. Griswold, by whom he had 
6 children; hatter; removed to Pittsfleld, Mass., and d. Richmond, Mass. 

Children: 

b. Jan. 30, 1809. 

<' Oct. 12, 1811. 

" Sept. 23, 1813; d.Mar. 26, 1814. 

*' Feb. 18, 1815, " Sept. 13, 1815. 

"Feb. 1, 1818. 

" June 7, 1820; d. Oct. 13, 1841. 

*' Aug. 15, 1822. 

'' Sept. 16, 1824. 

" Oct. 18, 1828. 

" Aug. 12, 1830. 

[1339] JAMES VANDERBURG HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Paulina,) ■ 

b. Duchess Co., N. Y.; m. there, Harriet Holdridge, b. there; hatter; 

Newark, N, J.; Republican; justice peace; Methodists. He d. 1894; she d. 

Duchess Co. 

Children: 

3700. Margaret Ann; m. Earl. 

3701.* A. S., b. Aug. 22, 1824, Duchess Co. 

3702.* George E. 

3703, Harriet Sophia; m. James L. Southern. 

[1345] SUSAN MARIA FAIRCHILD,^ (Lucinda Hamlin," Jabez,5 
Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,^ i) b. Alfred, Mass., Jan. 4, 1790; m. there, Sept. 20, 
1809, Grotius,8 son of Hugo G. and Hannah (Sprague) Dewey,t of Great Barring- 

* Note 346. JUSTIN DEWEY,5 (Israel,* Thomas,3 .Iedediah,2 Thotnas.i) See note 237. 

+ Notp: 347. For Thomas Dewey, i see note 237. 

JEDEDIAH DEWEY,2 m. Sarah Orton of Hartford, Ct. ; freeman, Westfleld, Mass., May 
19, 1680. 10 children. 

THOMAS DEWEY,3 b, Westfleld, Mass., June 29, 1682; m. Nov. 7, 1706, Abigail, dau. of 
Joseph and Abigail (Dewey) Ashley of Westfleld, b. Oct. 1, 1792; farmer; Westfleld. He d. Mar. 
1.5, 1758; she d. Dec. 20, 1747. 

ISRAEL DEWEY,4 b. Westfleld, Mar, 3, 1712; m. Sept. 19, 1734, Lydia, daughter of Consider 



424 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



* 



ton, Mass., b. 1782; farmer; Great Barrington; she d. Dec. 10, 1822. He m. 2d, 

Sprague; in. 3d, Mrs. Eunice Litchfield. He d. Great Barrington. Dec. 

31, 1862. 



3704.* 
3705.* 
3606.* 

3707.* 
3708.* 



Ch. b. Great Barrington: 

Caroline L., Oct. 1. 1810. 

Seymour Boughton, Aug. 25, 1814. 

John Fairchild, Apr. 27, 1817. 

William, Jun. 17, 1819. 

Theodore, Mar. 26, 1822. 



[ 1347 ] ALMIEA fairchild," (Sister of Susan M.,) 

b. Alford, Mass., July 27, 1793; ra. there, 1810, Nathan Wooster, b. 1788; 

farmer; Alford; removed from there 1830; settled. Green Creek, now Clyde, Ohio; 

in Wellington, Ohio, 1832; thence to Norwalk, Ohio, 1850; she, Methodist nearly 

80 years; they celebrated the 63d anniversary of their wedding; she d. Norwalk, 

Dec. 31, 1883; he d. 1875. • 



3709.* 
3710.* 
3711.* 
3712.* 
3713.* 
3714.* 



Children: 

Eliza, 

John, 

Henry Mortimer, 

William Fletcher, 

Moses Fairchild, 

Theodore Samuel, 



b. July 26, 1811, Alford. 
" June 7, 1814, " 
" July 24, 1817, " 
" May 2, 1820, " 
'' Sept. 25, 1826, " 

1832, Green Creek. 



[1348] ACHSAH ELIZA FAIRCHILD,7 (Sister of Susan M.,) 
b. Alford, Mass., Apr. 19, 1795; m. tliere, Apr. 7, 1822, William Bradford 
Fenn, b. Caanan, Ct., Aug. 26, 1792: she d. Apr. 7, 1869: he d. Jan. 22, 1869. 

and Elizabeth (Bancroft) Mosley, b. Feb. 19, 1715-(); farmer and miller; a prominent man; re- 
moved to Sheffield, Mass. He d. May 22, 1773. 

Children : 
Israel, b. 

Benedict, 
Paul, " 

Eleanor, 
Solomon, " 

Lydia, 
Abigail, 
Justin, " 

Hugo G., 

.TOSIAH, 

Elizabeth, " 

HUGO G. DEWEY,5 b. 1752; m. Hannah Sprague; he d. Apr. 17, 183 3. 
Children : 

Clarissa, b. 1780; m. Seymour Boughton. 

Grotius, '• 1782; m. Maria Fairchild, Sprague, and Mrs. Eunice Litchfield. 

Lydia, "1784; " William Knopp. 

Twins, "1786; d. infancy. 

Polly, " 1788. 

Betsey, "1790; m. Josiah Trowbridge. 

Silas, "1793; " Smith, 

Hugo, "1796; " Cornelia Turner. 

George, "1798; " Lucina Fuller. 

Grandison, "1800; " Fannie Bolton. 







1735; 


d. 


Aug. 


20, 1796. 








1736, 


" 


Feb. 


19, 1796. 








1739, 


(( 


Aug. 


9, 1827. 








1741; 


m, 


. John Burghardt. 








1743; 


d. 


1818. 










1746; 


m 


. Joseph Dwight, Jr. 




Oct. 


23, 


1747, 


" 


Dea. 


Daniel Nash. 




Jan. 


5, 


1751; 
1752, 
1756, 


d. 


Aug 
Apr. 
May 


. 31, 1832. 

17, 1833. 

6,180.5. 








1758, 


(( 


Jan. 


30, 1784; m. In; 


person 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 425 





Ch. b. Alford: 






3715.* 


Mary Cordelia, 


Dec. 


9, 1823 


3716.* 


Caroline R., 


Mar. 


27, 1827. 


3717.* 


Eliza Maria, 


Mar. 


4, 1830 



3718.* William Dewey, Jan. 5, 1838. 

[ 1350] CHARLOTTE FAIRCHILD,' (Sister of Susan M.,) 
b. July 30, 1799, prob. Alford, Mass: m. Rev. John Jarvis Mathias: clergy- 
man M. E. church. He was appointed Missionary to Liberia: was Gov. of Bassa 
Cove Colony, Africa. She d. in Africa of fever, Dec. 3, 1837. He returned to 

America. 

No account of any children. 

[1351] MOSES FAIRCHILD,^ (Bro. of Susan M.,) 

b. Alford, Mass., July 25, 1801: m. Stockbrid^e, Mass., 1826, Frances Eliza- 
beth, dau. of Dr. Horatio Jones, b. Stockbridge, 1803: merchant: Stockbridge, 
from whence he removed to Troy, N. Y., and lived there several j^ears; on ac- 
count of ill health he went to Middleton, Ct.: a few months afterwards he went 
to the West Indies, and spent a winter there; with health improved he took a 
ship for home which proved to be infected with yellow fever; took the dis- 
ease, and d. Mar. 11, 1840, about fifty miles off the Island of Cuba, and was bur- 
ied at sea. His aged mother never recovered from the shock caused by his 
death. A tine monument in the cemetery at Stockbridge commemorates his 
memory; his wife d. in England, May 31, 1873. 

Children: 
3719.* Horace Jones, b. May 10, 1827, Stockbridge. 

3720.* Frances Elizabeth, " Nov. 23, 1830, 
3721.* Jarvis Mathias, " Oct. 12, 1832, 

3722. Walter, " Troy, N. Y.: d. aged 18 months. 

[1352] LAURA EMELINE FAIRCHILD," (Sister of Susan M.,) 
b. Jun. 26, 1804, probably Alford, Mass.: m. Dr. Thomas Miner; pliysician, 

then of West Stockbridge, Mass., later of Middletown, Ct. The family are all 

dead. 





Children: 




3723. 


Susan; 


m. a sea captain. 


3724. 


Thomas: 


settled in Middletown 


.3725. 


Robert. 




3726. 


Charles. 




3727. 


Mathias (?) 





[1353] Dr. DANIEL' jay JOHNS,' (Ruth Hamlin,« Jabez,» Thomas,* 
Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Stockbridge, Mass., Mar. 14,1797. After the re- 
marriage of his widowed mother, in 1800 he resided at Salisbury, Ct.: studied 
medicine there, and at Med. Dept. Yale College; settled at Wellington. Ohio, 
with his uncle Frederick Hamlin, July 4, 1818: m. Wellington, spring of 1823, 
Mary Rachael, dau. of Benjamin Wadswurth, b. Becket, Mass., 1808; a popular 
physician, practiced successfully over a large territory in the early settlement 
of Loraine Co., Ohio, and adjoining country, making long rides on horseback 
and trips on foot, through the timber and swamps, then infested with bears, 
wolves, and other wild animals. He assisted to organize the township and 



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county, and was associate judge seven years, appointed 1837. He was influen- 
tial in securing the railroad to Wellington, and the agent to locate the 
route; Republican; member Wellington Lodge 127, A. F. & A. M.: she Cong. 
Both d. Wellington; he Apr. 3, 1886: she Nov. .30, 1870. 




Dr. Daniel J. Johns. 



3728. 

3729.* 

3730.* 

3731.* 

3732. 

3733.* 

3734. 



Ch. b. Wellington: 

Ruth Ophelia, 
Daniel Jay, 
Edward Lucien, 
Bishop Leman, 
Elizabeth Lois, 
William Frederick, 
Mary Augusta, 



1826; d. Mar. 28, 1847, unm. 

1828. 
Mar. 14, 18.30. 

1833. 
Mar. 17, 1835; unm. 1897. 

1839. 

1843; d. Nov. 11, 1862, unm. 



[1354] NATHANIEL CHURCH,7 (Ruth Hamlin,^ Jabez,^ Thomas,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Salisbury, Ct., Sept. 7, 1801: m. Sharon, Ct., Mary, 
dau. of Aaron and Maria (Hawley) Read, b. Sharon. Her father was a Presb. 
clergyman. Mr. Church settled in Troy, N. Y., and conducted a foundry there 
and was proprietor and manufacturer of a rotary cook stove; she Presb. He d. 
Troy, Oct. 22, 1839; she d. Sharon, 1852. 

Ch. b. Troy: 

3735.* Charles Read, Aug. 10, 1830. 

3736.* Mary L., 1832. 

3737.* Harliet R., Sept. 24, 1835. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 427 

[1355] FREDERICK CHURCH,' ( Bro. of Nathaniel, ) 

b. Salisbury, near Falls Village, Ct., Feb. 2, 1804; m. N. Y. city, Oct. 20, 
1828, Harriet, dau. of Jonathan and Sally (Church) Scoville, b. Salisbury Village, 
Ct., Oct. 6, 1808; stove manufacturer; Salisbury and Phila., Pa.; Presb. He d. 
Salisbury Village, Dec. 26, 1872; she d. Phila., Oct, 10, 1845. 
Children: 

3738. Sarah S., b. Apr. 16, 1832; Salisbury; d. Feb. 15, 1861, unm. 

3739. Hakriet E., " Sept. 21, 1836, " " Jul. 12, 1837. 

3740. Frederick N., " Jul. 14, 1838, Phila. " Oct. 4, 1859, unm. 
3741: Harriet T., " Aug. 22, 1841, " " May 30, 1880, " 

[1356] LOIS DORCAS CHURCH,' (Sister of Nathaniel,) 

b. Salisbury, near Falls Village, Ct., Oct. 4, 1805; m. there, Oct. 28, 1828, 
Samuel C, son of Jonathan and Sally (Church) Scovill, b. Salisbury, June 18, 
1804: farmer and manufacturer, and owner of iron ore beds: Salisbury; Dem- 
ocrat: member of Cincinnatus Lodge, A. F. & A. M., Great Harrington, Mass.; 
Congs. Both d. near Chapinville, Salisbury; she July 1, 1890; he July 12, 1865. 
Ch. b. Salisbury: 

3742.* JoNATHA]>f, July 14, 1830. 

3743.* Nathaniel Church, Jan. 26, 1832. 

3744.* Mary Lois, Dec. 23. 1833. 

3745. Caroline E., Jun. 18, 1835; d. May 26, 1839. 

3746. Samuel David, May 23, 1837, " Sep. 23, 1838. 
3747.* Caroline Ruth, July 2, 1839. 

3748.* Samuel Church, May 24, 1841. 

3749.* ANGELINA Sarah, May 13, 1843. 

3750. William Porter, July 30, 1845: d. Mar. 8, 1846. 

3751. Harriet Julia, Feb. 23, 1848, " Sep. 5, 1848. 

[1357] WILLIAM HENRY CHURCH,^ (Bro. of Nathaniel,) 

b. Salisbury, Ct., May 11, 1807; m. young; disappeared and never heard from. 

[1358] RUTH A. CHURCH,' (Sister of Nathaniel, ) 
b. Salisbury, Ct., Oct. 30, 1811: m. there, Dec. 1, 1835, Hon. John Rogers, son 
of John and Lucretia (Rogers! Ward, b. Cornwall, Ct., Nov. 21, 1811; farmer; 
res. at one time in Sheffield, Mass.; afterwards on the Church homestead, Salis- 
burv: Democrat: Selectman 10 years; member Conn. Legislature, 1872; Metho- 
dists. She d. Salisbury, Dec. 19, 1867; he d. Caanan, Ct., Sept. 10, 1879. 
Ch. b. Salisbury: 

3752.* Nathaniel Church, June 22, 1837. 

3753. Frances Lucretia, Nov. 27, 1839; d. Apr. 9, 1887, unm. 

3754.* Edward, June 3, 1843. 

3755.* Ruth Lois, Jan. 17, 1845. 

3756. Josephine, Jan. 30, 1848; d. July 28, 1887, unm. 

[1359] LORENZO FLETCHER HAMLIN,' (Jabez,6» Thomas," Ebene- 
zer.3 James.2 1) named for the celebrated Rev. Lorenzo Dow, a companion of his 
father: b. Hillsdale, now Austerlitz, N. Y., Mar. 26, 1803; attended Hudson 
Academy; graduated from Union College, Sclienectady, N. Y., 1823; taught 
school in Catskill and other places; studied law seven years; removed to Elyria, 



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Ohio, about 1830, ai^d opened a law office there with his brother Edward; after 
his brother retired the tirin became Loclcwood & Hamhn; retired from prac- 
tice 1843, and took charge of his father's farm. It is said that he wrote the 
text for Hazen's Grammar, published by his brother-in-law; Methodist: unmar- 
ried; he d. of cancer, Elyria, Aug. Iti, 185S. 

[1360] MINEKVA CATHERINE HAMLIN,- (Sister of Lorenzo F., ) 
b. Austerlitz, N. Y, April 14, 1805; m.N. Y. City, by Dr. Nathan Bangs, 
Aug. 8, 18o0, Edward," son of Benjamin and Elizabeth (Gates) Hazen,* of Her- 
kimer, N. Y., b. Easton, Washington Co., X. Y., Feb. 9, 1798. He received tlie 
degree of A. M.; author of "Hazen's Speller and Detiner,'' "Hazen's English 
Grammar," and other school books adopted in the sciiools of the Eastern 




Mrs. Minerva Catherine Hazen. 



States; of "Hazen's Technology of Professions and Trades;" resided in various 
places, as indicated by birthplaces of their children: at one period in Daven- 
port, Iowa; after his death she resided some years In Chautauqua, N. Y.; Meth- 
odists. He d. Davenport, April 24, 1877; she d. Chautauqua, April 10, 1895; 
both buried Elyria, Ohio. 



* Note 348. For Edward Hazen, i see note 265. 

EDWARD HAZEN,2 b. Rowley, Mass., Sept. 10, lfi60; m. Nov. 6, 1686, Jane, dau. of .Tohn 
and Jane Pickard; res. Rowley; he d. there, 1748; she survived him. Children: .Jane, Edward, 
Benjamin, Hepsabeth, Samuel, Israel, John and Hannah. 

SAMUEL HAZEN,3 fifth child, b. Rowley. July 20, 1699; m. Oct. 1. 1723, Sarah, dau. of 
.Jonathan Harriman of Rowley, b. Mar. 19, 1698; res. Rowley until 1736; then removed to Groton; 
purchased a farm in "Stow Leg" 1749, territory soon annexed to Shirley, forming its Southern 



SEVENTH GENERATIOJ^. 429 

Children: 
3757. Edward Hamlin, b. Oct. 26, 1831, N. Y. City; d. Sept. 30, '34. 
3758.* Edwakd HA^rLiN, " Apr. 12, 1834, Elyria. 
3759. Francks Mtnerva, " Sept. 8, 1835, Pliiladelphia; unm. 1898, 
3760.* Elizabeth Gates, " Dec. 18, 1837, Elyria. [d. Oct. 16, 1847. 

3761. Charles Frederick," Dec. 27, 1839, Prince George Co., Md.; 

3762. Albert. " Nov. 1, 1841, 

d. Sept. 10, 1842. 

3763. Serena Emeline, '• Jan. 3, 1843, Bait. Md.; d.Sept. 4, 1849. 
3764.* AuziLLA Catherine, " Oct. 5, 1845, Little Falls, N. Y. 

3765. Charles Albert, " May 3, 1848, N. Y. City;d. Sept. 2, 1849. 

3766. Mary Louisa, " Feb. 12, 1851, Jersey City;" Feb. 16, 1851. 

[1361] JOHN WILLIAM HAMLIN,- (Bro. of Lorenzo F.,) 
b. Alford, Mass., Dec. 7, 1806; iii. 1st, Austerlitz, N. Y., April 6, 1830, Eliza 
C, dau. of Isaac and Polly (Leland) Ford,* b. Austerlitz, Jan. 12, 1810, who d. 
East Aurora, N. Y., Dec. 27, 1854; m. 2d, East Aurora, Sept. 1855, Mrs. Mary A., 
widow of Dr. Laban J. Ayleswoith, sister of first wife, b. Austerlitz, Feb. 26, 
1812, who d. E. Aurora. May 23, 1862: m. 3d, Holland, N. Y., July 18, 1867, Mrs. 
Susanna Dustin, dau. of Thomas and Harriet Helen (Echlin) Codd, b. Ireland, 
Mar. 7, 1842: after the death of Mr. Hamlin, she m. Albert Smith, of E. Aurora, 
and was living 1898. He was at West Stockbridge, Mass., 1830: Austerlitz, N. Y., 



boundary; which remained in the family until the fifth generation; selectman, Shirley 1753, 
when the town was organized and for several years later; with William Longley built the first 
grist mill there; the site of his house can be seen, near a spring of water, and was garrisoned 
for protection from Indians. He d. Shirley, Sept. 20, 1790; she d, Aug. 1. 1794. 
Children: 

Edward, b. May 26, 1724, Kowley; d. Jan. 10, 1736. 

Samuel, " Jan. 31, 1726, " " Nov. 25, 1736. 

Margaret, " Jan. 23. 1729, •' " Dec. 24, 173& 

Sarah, " Apr. 9, 1731. '• " Dec. 20, 1736. 

Benjamin, " Apr. 22, 1734, " " Jan. 6, 1736. 

Edward, ' May 2, 1738, Groton. 

Eunice, " Shirley; m. Jos. Farewell and Nathaniel Willard. 

Samuel, " May 24, 1740, " Elizabeth Little. 

EDWARD HAZEN,* b. Groton, May 2, 1738; m. 1st, Jan. 10, 1758, Sarah Willard of Lancas- 
ter, who d. ; m. 2d, Mrs. (Dodge) Bathrick of Lunenburg; res. Shirley until about 1769; removed 
to Swanzey, N. H. ; to Little Falls, N. Y., 1794, where he d. 1796. 
Children: 

Benjamin, b. Oct. 1. 1758, Shirley; m. Elizabeth Gates. 

Sarah, " Jan. 21, 1760, " d. Mar. 16, 1760. 

Edward, " Jan. 21, 1761, " m. Mary Haskell. 

Paul Willard, ' Feb. 21, 1763, " " Amy Harrington. 

Silas. " Jan. 13. 1765, 

William, " Feb. 7, 1767, " " Sally Bathrick. 

Samuel, " 1769, Swanzey. 

.Jesse, " " d. in early manhood. 

Nathaniel, " 1772. 

Mary. " Dec. 8, 1773, " m. Joseph Rugg. 

John, " Mar, 17. 1786. " " Polly Blodgett. 

Josiah. " Nov. 24. 1787, " '• Milly Fish. 

Betsey, " Mar. 1.5, 1791, " " Josiah Perry. 

SUEL, "Apr. 25, 1795, Deniston, Vt.; " Betsey Graves. 

BENJAMIN HAZEN,6 b. Shirley, Oct. 1, 1758; m. Jan. 23, 1783. Elizabeth Gates of Har- 
vard, Mass.; removed to Otter Creek, N. H., and later to Herkimer Co., N. Y.; physician; they 
were the parents of Edward Hazen,6 who m. Minerva C. Hamlin. 
* For Ford see notes 119 and 299. 



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i 



1832-41 and later a merchant, E. Aurora: at the time of his death he res. there, 
and had a farm of 780 acres; a worthy man: Justice Peace: Methodist. He d. 
East Aurora, Dec. 12, 1880. 



.3767.* 
3768.* 
3769.* 
3770.* 
3771.* 



3772. 
3773. 



Ch. by 1st wife: 
Mary A., 



h. .July 8, 1831, W. StoclcbridRe, 
" Sept. 25, 1836, E. Aurora. 
" Aug. 1, 1838, " 
" Sept. 27, 1840, " 
" Sept. 26, 1843, " 

By 3d wife, b. E. Aurora: 

.loHN William, " May 26, 1873: d. June 11, 187.5. 

Susan Echlin, •' July 30, 1877, " Dec. 1, 1883. 



Frederick N., 
Charles Jabez, 
LuciNDA Eliza, 
John Wu.liam, 



u 
ii 



tf 

I 

1 
i 

j 




Hon. Edward Stoave Hamlin. 



[1362] Hon. EDWARD STOWE HAMLIiV,' (Bro. of Lorenzo F.,) 
b. Hillsdale, now Austerlitz, N. Y., July 6, 1808; m. 1st. Cleveland, Ohio, 

* Note 349. Hon. ERASTUS MILES was a merchant, and jud<?e of the Court of Common 
Pleas seven years in the early history of Cleveland. Ohio; his wife was the dau. of Lorenzo Car- 
ter who went to Cleveland, 1798; the second white man with a family to settle there. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 431 

1834, Lucretia Laura, dau. of Hon. Erastus and Laura (Carter) Miles,* b. New- 
burg, now Cleveland, Ohio, 1818-9; she Methodist; she d. Cleveland, June 7, 
1848; m. 2d, Covington, Ky., Nov. 2, 1858, Mary Eliza, dau. of James and (Mrs. 
Carter-Miles) Strong, b. Cleveland, May 25, 1829, half sister of first wife. He 
received an academic education; removed with his father to Elyria, Ohio, 1830, 
where he was admitted to the bar and established a partnership under the firm 
name of Bliss & Hamlin, which stood among the leading law firms of Ohio; 
was prosecuting attorney of Lorain Co., 1833-5, and declined re-election; re- 
moved to Cleveland, 1837, but soon returned; was at one time and until 1848 
associated with Mr. Lockwood in the practice of law; he became prominent in 
politics in the famous campaign af 1840, and was the unsuccessful candidate of 
the Whigs to fill a vacancy in the 28th Congress, but was elected to Congress in 
1844. In 1846 he established the True Democrat in Cleveland, now the Cleveland 
Leader, and left Elyria, 1849. A contemporary, referring to his writings at 
that time, says: ^'They contained a summary of the Congress and proceedings, 
but their chief aim and purpose were to induce the Whigs of Ohio to pledge 
themselves never to vote for a slaveholder for President. The views and ar- 
guments were striking and original, and presented with a lucidity of style and 
such fervor and eloquence as rarely occurs in political writings. They were 
copied into all the local papers — entered into and eagerly read in every house- 
hold. Never, since the days of the Federalist. Aid any political writings have 
such an effect upon the minds of those to whom they were addressed. 

"He had natural diplomatic qualities, and few men could surpass him in 
political intrigue. The coalition of the Free Soilersand Democrats of the Ohio 
Legislature, which resulted in the election of Mr. Chase as Senator, was chiefly 
his work, and the famous instrument signed by the Democratic leaders and 
*Morse and Townsend,' was drawn by him, wherein it was stipulated that the 
Democrats should vote for Chase for Senator and the other contracting parties 
for the Democratic nominees to all state offices and their election by the Legis- 
lature." 

Hon. Frank C. Le Blond, of Celina, Ohio, says: "He was one of the brain- 
iest and shrewdest men I ever knew; could plan and perfect schemes of the 
greatest magnitude; his intellectual qualities were of the very highest order." 
In 1848 he was a member of the Free Soil Convention in Buffalo, N. Y., and a 
member of the Committee on Resolutions. In 1849 he was President of the 
Board of Public Works in Ohio; served three years and then by special act of 
the Legislature was chosen attorney for the State to arrange the water leases 
of the canals, collect and readjust water rents. After finishing these duties 
he was never a candidate for public office, and declined the appointment of 
Attorney-General of Ohio, tendered by Gov. Chase in 1855. He was at one 
time Attorney for a Railroad Company in Cincinnati, projected several canals 
and railroads in Ohio, and lost heavily in railroad enterprises. From early man- 
hood he was an ardent abolitionist, and intimate with Garrison, Bryant, Sum- 
ner, Lincoln, Chase, and many other eminent men of his times. 

Soon after the war he went to Virginia, and was interested there in the 
purchase of lands for homes for former slaves and became interested in lands, 
wharves, etc., at Newport News and Old Point Comfort, as terminus for raiJ- 
roads on the Atlantic, and commenced building a railroad from Richmond to 
Newport News, in which his fortune was invested; a panic left him bankrupt. 



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432 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Late in life he purchased a beautiful place at Williamsburg^, Va. He had a 
summer home hear his native place. 

In later years others saw the feasability of his projects and carried them out; 
one of the finest harbors on the Atlantic being at Newport News. 

He was described as a man small in stature, with a very handsome counten- 
ance; a strong and forcible public speaker, and a delightful conversationalist. 
He had remarkable health; one who knew him after hiseightieth year said, that 
he was then active and alert with not a grey hair, and all his senses unimpair- 
ed; that Mr. Hamlin then told him, that during his long life he had never known 
what it was to suffer physical pain; a remarkable fact ! I \ 

He was interested in tlie organization of Oberlin College, Ohio; and a trustee 
of the College at Hampden, Va.; Methodist. He d. Washington, D. C, Nov. 
23, 1894, from the result of an injury received from a colored man, who had as- 
saulted him. It is a singular incident that his death was caused by a member • 
of tlie race for whom he had devoted so much of his life work. 

His daughter has in manuscript a novel written by him wlien over 80 years old. 
Tlie following lines from his pen appeared in the Berkshire Courier, Feb. 9, 
1893: 

Again I stand within that mountain home; 

But not as once o'er its rough fields to roam, 

A joyous, laughing, healthy, happy child; 

Gathering mosses, flowers and berries wild; 

Without a care, without an anxious thought. 

Nature's own child, and just as nature wrought. 

Now more than four score years have o'er me past. 

And oft my limbs have felt the winters' blast. 

And summer's heat, and autumn's biting frost; 

Till youthful strength and vigor both are lost. 

My head with silvery hairs is covered o'er; 

My heart with cheerful hope inspired no more. 

How strange the vision, as scenes of years gone by, 

Now pass in full review before mine eye — 

All I have known since first 1 saw the light; 

Of rising sun upon yon mountain height ! 

Where now the schoolmates of ray childhood days? 

Where now the one of perfect form and winning ways, 

Whase early beauty all the schoolboys crazed 

As on her form they often slyly gazed ? 

Not one is there, not one to call my name! 

But there's the road, and school near by, the same; 

And happy children speed along the way — 

A generation new — to study and to play. 

There is the rock on which I sat and planned 

The work that should my powers through life command. 

The work is done — the resolutions made, 

I've kept in faith and ne'er from them have strayed; 

Now here I am with battle scars all o'er, 

Feebled by age, and fit for strife no more; 

Old idols gone; no new ones to adore; 

I've past the days when love can tire the breast. 

When seeking wealth can rob the soul of rest; 

When fame can lure to daring deeds of death 

And swell proud hearts with its pernicious breathe 

So, too, I've passed the days of doing good — 

The days when proud op.j>ression I've withstood, 

And, acting jointly with a noble band. 

Broke slavery's chains througliout this blessed land — 

How strange to feel your work on earth is done — 

No plans to make — ail battles lost or won. 

— An OCTOGENAKIASr. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 433 





Ch. by 1st wife: 










3774. 


Miles C, 


b. July 




1837, 


Elyiia; d. Aug. 3, 


3775.* 


Emily Miles, 


" July 


5, 


1838, 


(( 


3776.* 


Edward Claytox, 


" Aug. 


21, 


1840, 


u 


8777.* 


LucRETiA Belle, 
Ch. by 2d wife: 


" Sept. 


1, 


1847, 


Cleveland. 


3778.* 


Charles Jabez, 


b. Feb. 


24, 


1860, 


Covington. 


3779.* 


Mary Louise, 


" May 


21, 


1863, 


u 


3780.* 


Anna Laura, 


" Dec. 


13, 


1866, 


u 


3781.* 


Norman Cuerry, 


'• Oct. 


1, 


1869, 


Austerlitz, N. Y 


3782.* 


WiLLARD Wallace, 


" Oct. 


3, 


1870, 


11 i( 



[136.3] BETSEY EMELINE HAMLIN,' (Sister of Lorenzo F.,) 

b. Hillsdale, now Austerlitz, N. Y., .Jan. 26, 1810; m. Elyria, Ohio, 1833, 
Ebenezer, son of John B. and Sarah McGinley, b. Philadelphia, Pa., 1809; me- 
chanic: Elyria; Methodists; after the death of lier husband she was a school 
teaclier. He d. Elyria, 1836; she d. suddenly, Sidney, Ohio, Jan. 18, 1844. 

Ch. b. Elyria: 

3783.* Louisa, Jan. 25, 1834. 

.3784. Frederick E., Sept., 1835: d. Apr., 1840. 

3785.* Charles, 1837. 

[1366] LUCINDA ESTHER HAMLIN,' (Sister of Lorenzo F.,) 

b. Alford, Mass.. Dec. 29, 1815; m. Elyria, Ohio, 1837, Hon. Edward Mar- 
shall, son of Charles Bartlett and Elsie (Marshall) Phelps,* b. Woodbury, Ct., 
Nov. 13, 1813. He received private instruction when a youth, studied Latin 
and Greek at a boys' school, Britain, Ct. ; graduated with honor from Kenyon 
College, Gambler, Ohio, 1833, delivering the Latin Salutatory. In his class 
were Edwin M. Stanton, afterwards Secretary of War; Judge David Davis, 
of Illinois, and Bishop Wilmer, of Louisiana. He soon began the study of law 
in Norwalk, Ohio, with Judge Lane, one of the Supreme Judges; at the same 
time teaching Latin, Greek and Natural Sciences in Norwalk Academy; ad- 
mitted to the bar in the Supreme Court of Ohio, 1835, and settled at St. Mary, 
Ohio, same year, and began married life there, August, 1837, amidst tlie hard- 
ships of a new country. He was the pioneer lawyer of Western Ohio, and his 
practice embraced many counties; the peculiar requirements and settling of 
diflicult questions gave liim advantage and prominence in equity courts, in 
which he became distinguished; he possessed a logical mind and impressive 
earnestness, which gave weight before court and jury; was a careful, labor- 
ious lawyer, and a strong advocate; was twice elected to the State Senate, 
where he was one of the active originators and champions of the free school 
system of Ohio; many of the wisest laws of the State were enacted during 
his term in the Senate; was three times elected Judge of the Court of 
Common Pleas, and brought to the bench the training and discipline of 
nearly half a century of active mental labor amid the intellectual vigor of 
collision with able minds, and presided with dignity, manliness, equity and 

* Note 350. Hon. CHARLES BARTLETT PHELPS; m. Elsie, dau. of Rev. John B. Marsh- 
all, b. N. Y. City; he graduated at Kings, now Columbia College; was ordained 1771 by the 
Bishopof London, Eng.. as an Episcopal Clergyman, and assumed the pastorate of Woodbury, 
Ct., same year. Mr. Phelps served many years in the upper branch of the Conn. Assembly: and 
as associate judge of Lit;;hfleld County. 



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ability. For nearly 50 years he was foremost in his home in matters of educa- 
tion and public improvements, and brought there the energ-y, ambition and 
culture which were the legacy from his New England ancestors, and added the 
sturdy, independent qualities, tlie outgrowth and necessity of pioneer life. He 
continued in public life, except a few years at the close, he became a private 
citizen. He was urbane, courteous and cordial, retaining much of the old scliool 
of manners and thouglit; was hospitable and benevolent. She was educated at 
Hudson Academy, N. Y., and took a course in literature and painting in the 
Emma Willard Seminary, Troy, N. Y: was a teacher in TSoiwalk Academy, 
Ohio, a lady of intellectual culture. Methodists, of which church they were 
consistent communicants many years, and reared their children in that faith. 
He d. St. Mary, July 19, 1883. 

Ch. b. St. Mary: 

3786.* Maky Lucinda, July 6, 1838. 

3787.* Charles Hamlin, Mar. 31, 1842. 

3788. Edwakd Marshall, May 31. 1844; 

3789.* Susan Moseley, Sept. 29, 1845. 

3790.* Frederick Elisha, Oct. 8, 1847. 



d. Sept, 29, 1849. 




Frederick Viugil IIa3ilin. 



[1.367J FREDERICK VIRGIL HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Lorenzo F.,) 
b. Hillsdale, N. Y., Dec. 1. 1817; m. Hartford, Ct., May 16. 1847, Katharine, 
dau. of Royal Ralph and Lydia (Ashley) Hinman,* b. Roxbury. Ct.; merchant 
and insurance broker; N. Y. City from the age of fifteen; Republican; member 



* Note 351. ROYAL E. HINMAN was Secretary of State of Conn, 
man's Puritan Settlers of Conn. 



and author of Hin- 



SEVEiNTH GENERATION. 



435 



of tirm of Hamlin, Sloan & Tifft, 48 Cedar street: Hamlin, Wheeler & Co., 

Hamlin, Green & Co., wholesale dry goods; she Presb. He d. N. Y. City, Sept. 

8, 1893. 

Ch. b. N. Y. City: 

.3791. Frederick H., Oct. 19. 1848: d. Nov. 12, 1884, unm. 

3792. Walter A., Dec. 18, 1852; " Sept. 28, 1887, unm. 

[1368] CICERO JABEZ HAMLIN.' (Bro. of Lorenzo F.,) 
b. Hillsdale. N. Y., Nov. 8, 1819: m. Sept. 27, 1842, Susan A., dau. of Isaac 
and Polly (Leland) Ford,* b. Jan. 10, 1821. He is an example of a successful, self- 
made, business man; to use his words, his inheritance "was sound health and a 
good digestion;" he went to East Aurora, N. Y., 1836, and three years later con- 
ducted a general store there: went to Buffalo, 1846 and engaged in the dry goods 
business, the tirm being Wattles and Hale, 252 Main St., which dissolved the 
following year, and Mr. Hamlin continued the business until 1852. In 1860 he 
became a member of the firm of Mendsen & Co., dealers in carpets and house 
furnishing goods: the tirm afterwards became Hamlin & Mendsen and continued 
until 1871. In 1874 he became President of the Buffalo Grape Sugar Co., merged 




Cicero Jabez Hamlin. 



in the American Glucose Co., which has since established branches in Peoria, 
Ills: Leavenworth, Kas.; Iowa City, Iowa, and Tippecanoe, Ohio. His sons, 
William and Harry were engaged in these enterprises, with principal office in 
Peoria, under the management of William Hamlin. He is proprietor of the 



* For Ford see notes 119 and 299. 



436 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY 






world renowned "Village Farm," at East Aurora, celebrated as the home of 
Membrino King, Almont, Jr., Belle Hamlin and hundreds of high bred horses. 

' ■"■ "fiarry Hamlin is associated in the management of this business. In 1868 Mr. 
Hamlin became interested in the Buffalo Driving Park, and was President of the 
Association. Since 1848 he has dealt extensively in real estate, owned much 
valuable property, erected many buildings and made many improvements in 
Buffalo; he has been one of the largest employers of labor in the city: has been 
engaged in railroad business: is interested in the water power at Niagara Falls, 
and believes it destined to become one of the important industries of this 
country. From 1848 to 1887 his residence was Franklin St.; since 1896, Dele- 
^ ware Ave. It is said the success of the Glucose business is attributed to the en- 
terprise, foresight, skill and nerve of C. J. Hamlin and sons. Until they em- 

>_■ barked in its manufacture, the entire supply of this country was obtained from 
France and Germany; the crude attempts at domestic production having pre- 
viously failed. He gave his sons an academic education, all of whom are 
described as tall, refined, handsome men, whom lie early associated with him- 
self in business. 



J 





Children: 










3793. 


Anna Ford, 


b. July 


1, 


1843, 


Aurora 


3794.* 


Frank, 


" Apr. 


7, 


1846, 


u 


3795.* 


William, 


" Aug. 


27, 


1849, 


Buffalo 


3796. 


Kate, 


" Feb. 


28, 


1854, 


a 


3797.* 


Harry, 


" July 


17, 


1855, 


u 



d. Sept. 11, 1843. 



Mar. 27, 1857. 



^ "j [1369] Dr. HIRAM FRANCIS HAMLIN,? {Amasa,« Jabez,^ Thomas,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b.WashingtonCo., N.Y. (perhaps Middle Falls,) Dec. 8,1800; 
m. Mar. 14. 1824, Caroline Wilcox, b. Alford, Mass., June 10, 1799, sister to the 
wife of his uncle Frederick Hamlin: physician, resided at various places: Frank- 
lin, Kent, Norwalk and Wellington, Ohio: Salem, 111.: Nevada City, Cal.; re- 
turned to Salem, 111.; Whig and Republican; Methodist; member Sons of Tem- 
perance; she Presb. He d. Salem, Oct. 18, 1875; she d. Wellington, Dec. 4, 
1861. 





Children: 










3798. 


Amasa, b. May 


7, 


1825: 


d. July 26. 1826. 




3799. 


Helen, " Feb. 


22, 


1828, 


" Feb. is; 1847. 




3800.* 


Myrtilla Lorett, " Nov. 


10, 


1829. 






3801. 


Caroline Nancy, " Nov. 


5, 


1831, 


" Feb. 15, 1847. 




3802. 


Sarah Henderson, " Jun. 


1, 


1834, 


" Wellington, Dec. 24, 


'59 


3803.* 


Juliette Angeline, " Apr. 


n, 


1839, 


Kent. 




3804.* 


Mary, " Mar. 


2, 


1842. 







[1370] RODERICK HAMLIN,? (Bro. of Hiram F.,) 

b. Alford, Mass., 1802; m. Franklin, Ohio, 1824, Eliza, dau, of Samuel 
North, b. Conn., Nov. 29, 1803; farmer; Tallmadge, Ohio, 1828; Franklin, Ohio, 
1838; Salem, 111., 1840; Republican; Methodists. Both d. Salem; he May 28, 
1864; she. May 3, 1883. 





Children: 












3805.* 


Sarah C, 


b. 






1826, 


Ohio. 


3806.* 


Harriet, 








1828, 


u 


3807.* 


Frances, 








1830, 


u 


3808.* 


Amasa, 








1833, 


(( 


3809. 


Charles, 








1836, 


" d. 1845. 


3810. 


Mattie, 








1839, 


" " 1867, unm 


3811.* 


Byron S., 


'• 


Sept. 


15, 


1843, 


Salem. 


3812.* 


Charles Milo, 


n 


Apr. 


17, 


1849, 


(( 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 437 

[1371] BELINDA HULBERT,' (Esther Hamlin,« Jabez,^ Thomas,* 
Ebenezer,3James,2i)b. Alford, Mass., May 9, 1798: m. George De Peyster, of 
New York; she d. Franklin. Ohio. They had several children. 

Child: 

3813. JA3IES A., lived in Morris, 111., 1879. 

[1372] HUBBARD CENTURY HULBERT,- (Bro. of Belinda,) 
b. Alford, Mass., Jan. 1, 1801: m. Franklin, Ohio, Mar., 1823, Sarah Bruce, 
dau. of John and Sarah (Bruce) Encell, b. Bristol, Eng., Jan. 7, 1806. In early 
life a merchant, later a farmer; Franklin, Shalerville, Edenburg, Ohio; Salem, 
111., 1838-45; returned to Franklin, 1845; she Christian. He d. Franklin, Dec. 
5, 1871; she died Oskaloosa, la., March, 1896. 
Children: 

3814.* MoRTiMEK, b. Jan. 13, 1825, Franklin. 

381.5. George Hubbard, " Aug. 11, 1826, " d.Salem,Ill.Jan.7, '40. 

3816.* Laura Dorinda, " Sept. 2, 1828. " 

3817.* JoHK Encell, " Nov. 4, 1830. " 

3818.* Maria Belinda, " Nov. 7, 1833, Shalerville. 

3819.* Sophia Bruce, " July 15, 1836, Edinburgh. 

3820. Esther Ann, "Mar. 7, 1840, Salem, 111. 

3821. Chas. Franklin, " Sept. 22, 1842, " " d. Sept. 24, 1899. 
3822.* James Century, " Apr. 30, 1846, Franklin. 

[1374] DORCAS EMELINE HULBERT," (Sister of Belinda.) 
b. Alford, Mass., Oct. 7, 1810: m, Joseph Park. 

Children; 

3823. Esther. 

3824. Irene. 

3825. Earl. 

[1376] JOHN RANDOLPH HAMLIN,' (Erastus,^ Jabez,^ Thomas,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. West Stockbridge, Mass., June 6, 1805. He was in 
Elyria, Ohio, 1827, probably moved there with his father, but returned the same 
year to Alford, Mass., and rented from his uncle, Jabez Hamlin, a store room 
attached to his dwelling. He had a "love affair" with Miss Julia Culver, who 
married another, and he went west "broken hearted." He was a merchant in 
Chicago, 111., 184 — , 185 — ; later a banker in DeKalb, 111., and was living in 
Chicago, 1871; married. He d. Minn., Feb, 13, 1876. 

No issue. 

[1379] HARRIET S. HAMLIN,' (Sister of John R.,) 

b. West Stockbridge, Mass.; m. Williams, ^lie d. in Ohio many years 

ago. 

Children (4). 

3826,* Carrie. 

[1384] MARY ANN HAML]N,7 (Sister of John R.,) 
b. Jan. 16, 1818; m. 1st, Bryan; m. 2d, Wilmarth. Shed. Rock- 
ford, Ills., May 29, 1892. 

No issue. 



438 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[1385] CAIIOLINE HAMLIN,' (Sister of John R.j 

b. Elyria, Ohio, Feb. 16. 1822: ra. 1st, Jan, 6, 1846, Russell Green, who d. 
Oct. 6, 1846; m. 2d, Chicago, 111., Apr., 1853, William Judd, son of William 
Judd Mix, b. 1823: retired physician: Iowa Falls, Iowa; Republican; J^ree- 
niason: she Epis.; res. Byron, 111., divorced. 

Ch. by 2d mar., b. Daysville: 

.3827.* Judd Walter, Mar. 14, 1854. 



I 



[1386] EDWARD STOWE HAMLIN,' ( Bro. of .John R..} 
b. Elyria, Ohio, May 16, 1825: m. Sycamore, 111., Dec. 31, 18^, Elizabeth,' 
dau. of Michael and Hannah Huntington (Cleveland) Flynn, b. Royalton, Vt., 
June 26, 1831; merchant; Minneapolis, Minn., 1898; republican. 

Ch. b. De Kalb, 111: 

3828. Florence, b. Oct. 7, 1855. 

3829. Gertrude Ellen, •' Nov. 21, 1862. 

[1387] EVELINE HAMLIN,7 (Sister of John R.,) 

b. Elyria, Ohio; m. Hopkins. She d. July 27, 1889. 

Ch. (2 sons, 4 dau. living): 

3830.* A Daughter. 
3831. Mrs. Root. 




House of Frederick M. Hamlin — Wellington, Ohio. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



439 



[1389] FREDERICK MORTIMER HAMLIN,' (Frederick,* .Tabez,s 
Thomas,* Ebenezer,;* James.^i) b. Jan. 18,1810. prob. Alford, Mass.; m. Ver- 
million, Ohio, Dee. 29, 1836, Sophia Lenora, dau. of Horatio and Sally (Prentiss) 
Perry,* b. Vermillion, Dec. 3, 1816. half-sister of the wife of his brother Homer: 
removed with his parents to Wellington, Ohio, 1818; resided there, later at 
Elyria: mayor of Wellington; Treasurer of Loraine Co.; an active anti-slavery 
man; Cong, of which church he was deacon and many years clerk. Both d. 
Wellington: he Jan. 8, 1872; she May 28, 1872. 
Ch. b. Elyria: 

3832.* Theodore Perry, b. May 3, 1838. 
3833.* Marion Angeline, " July 15, 1840. 
3834,* Arthur Horatio, "Jan. 31,1843. 

[1390] Rev. HOMER HAMLIN, ^ (Bro. of Frederick M.,) 

b. Alford, Mass., Aug. 15, 1813; m. Elyria, Ohio, Jan. 25, 1848, Amelia Jane, 
dau. of Horatio and Harriet S. Perry,* b. Vermillion, Ohio, Mar. 1, 1827; 
removed with his parents to Wellington, Ohio, 1818; engaged in wool growing; 




House of Rev. Homer Hamlin— Wellington, Ohio. 



Note. :ri3. HORATIO PERRY, h. Rutland, Vt. ; m, 1st, ^ally Prentiss; m. 2d, Harriet S- 
. He d. Wt'llington. Ohio. ti;;*?(l KKt years and 11 months. 



440 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

removed to Iowa, 1854, with Hon. J. B. Grinnell, and was one of the founders of 
the city of Grinnell: minister there; an active abolitionist, and assisted fugi- 
tives from slavery, harboring them in some instances, on their way to liberty; 
she was a well educated lady. Both d. Grinijell: he, Sept. 22, 1868. "• 

Children: 

3835.* M<ARY Amelia, b. Sept. 27, 1849, Elyria. -* 

3836.* Harriet Frances, " Mar. 13, 1851, Wellington. 

3837.* George Homer, " Oct. 23, 1855, Grinnell. 

3838.* Emma Perry, " Twin with George. 

3839.* Charles Frederick, '' Feb. 25, 1858, Grinnell. 

[1393] JULIETTE HAMLIN," (Sister of Frederick M.,) 

b. Wellington, Ohio, April 25, 1823; m. Elyria, Ohio, 1847, William L. Smith, 
an Englishman; he graduated Oberlin College; after marriage they went to the 
home of his parents in England, remained two years and returned to Elyria, 
where she d. Mar. 7, 1851; lie engaged in farming, Avon, Ohio, and removed to 
the State of Washington. 
Children: 
3840,* Fred Norton, b. Aug. 18, 1848, Mowsley, Eng. 

3841. William, " Feb. 1851, Elyria. 

3842. Juliette, " " " "■ d. young. 

[1394] MAKY HAMBLIN,7 (James," Amasa,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ 

James,3J)b. North East, N. Y., 1786; m. William Dunham, of Onondaga Co., 
N. Y.; res. Booneville. N. Y. She d. N. Y., May 17, 1841. 
Children: 

3843. Abner. 

3844. Sally. 

3845. Deborah. 

Perhaps others. 

[1395] HAEMON HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Mary, ) 

b. North East, N. Y., 1787; m. Mary — , from Vermont: farmer; at or near 

Stirlingville, Jefferson Co., N. Y. Mr. Adelbert E. Hamblin, Syracuse, N. Y., 
says there was a son Chauncey, but does not mention Russell or George. He 
d. Onondaga, Eaton Co., Mich., about 1865; buried Antwerp, N. Y. 
Children: 



3846.* 


Russell. 


3847. 


Erastus. 


3848. 


George. 


.3849.* 


Harvey, b. Nov. i 


3850. 


Louise; m. Geor^ 


3851.* 


Mary. 


3852.* 


Abraham Hartwell. 



[1396] ROXANNA HAMBLIN,^ (Sister of Mary,) 

b. North East, N. Y., 1790; m. Ashbel Graves; she d. Cooperstown, N. Y.; 
he m. 2d, Lydia Short, by whom he had children named George, Catherine, 
Caroline and Matilda; res. Booneville and Cooperstown; he d. Cooperstown, 
Jan. 7, 1864. 

Ch. b. Cooperstown: 
3853.* Ferdinand V., July 27. 1808. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



441 



[1397] JAMES HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Mary,) 

b. Mt. Washing-ton, Mass.. Aug. 28, 1792; m. Polly Truax, b. April 1, 1800; 
farmer, Antwerp, N. Y.; she was a Mormon; they removed to Ohio, then to 
Iowa; upon the removal of the Mormons to Utah they returned to Antwerp, 
bought a farm, where they resided the remainder of their lives. He d. Ant- 
werp, Aug. or Sept., 1867: she d. Stirlingville, N. Y., Nov. 7,1864. 
Ch. b. Jefferson Co., N. Y. (7): 



3854.* 


William, 


Oct. 


21, 


1821 


3855.* 


Russell, 


Apr. 


5, 


1825 


38.56.* 


PlIEBE .\NN, 


June 


6, 


1828 


3857.* 


Hexry, 


Apr. 


19, 


1833 



[1398] ABRAHAM HARTWELL HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of Mary,) 

b. Aug. 2, 1794: m. VanBuren, N. Y., Oct. 28, 1819, Susan Woodward, 

b. Sept. 13. 1799; farmer; Christian; private in Capt. John Howe's Co., N. Y. 

militia, Oct. 11 to Nov. 8,1814. His widow's app. for pension was dated Forest, 

Wis., July 25, 1878. He d. Forest, Wis., Apr. 9, 1874. She d. at home of her 

son Spencer, Pender, Neb., Dec. 22, 1893. 

Ch. b. Onondaga Co., N. Y.: 

Louisa K., July 

Owen HaktW'ELl, Mar. 

Samantha, Mar. 

Theresa, June 

Martha, Nov. 
Hartw^ellCrow^ell, May 

Berlix, Mar. 

Candace, Mar. 

Spencer A., Aug. 

Holland, Sept. 

LucELiA A., July 



3858.* 

3859. 

3860.* 

3861.* 

3862.* 

3863.* 

3864.* 

3865.* 

3866.* 

3867.* 

3868.* 

3869. 



Miles A. 



Apr. 



18, 


1820. 








28, 


1822: 


d. 


Jan 


22, 1831. 


11. 


1824. 








21, 


1826. 








10, 


1828. 








22, 


1831. 








24, 


1833. 








7. 


1835. 








8, 


1837. 








27, 


1839. 








13, 


1841. 








2 


1843: 


unm., 


1902. 



[1399] HIRAM HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of Mary,) 

b. Oblong Hollow, North East, N. Y., May 11, 1797; m. Antwerp, N. Y., 
Mar. 12, 1820, Hannah, dau. of Timothy and Amy (Babcock) Poole, b. Deerlield, 
N. Y., 1799. In early life he tended bar for his father, who was a hotel keeper, 
but in after life was strictly temperate; farmer; a pioneer settler at Gouverneur, 
N. Y., 1834; at his death was the oldest inhabitant of the place; he lost his 
right hand Dec, 1855; Whig and Republican; soldier 1812 war: she was a pious 
lady: Baptists; thej celebrated their golden wedding, had 11 children, 36 grand- 
children, 26 great grandchildren at her death. His funeral was held in the 
grove near his house, planted by himself and sons. Both d. Gouverneuer; he 
1877: she, June 2, 1888. 



9, 1821, Antwerp. 
14, 1822, 
18, 1824. " 

23, 1826 " 

4i 18281 " d. Aug. 17, 1830. 

29, 1830, " " Sept. 19, 1833. 

26, 1832, 
14, 1834, Gouverneur;d. Mar. 21, '61. 

1, 1837, " " Nov. 12, '39. 

9, 1839, " " Dec. 14, '44. 

20, 1843, " unm. 





Children: 




3870.* 


RoxY Jane, 


b. Jan. 


3871.* 


Matilda, 


" Dec. 


3872.* 


Julia, 


" Sept. 


3873.* 


Floyd. 


" Sept. 


3874. 


Hiram, 


" July 


3875. 


James, 


" May 


3876.* 


Zerviah, 


" June 


3877. 


ROXANNA. 


" Sept. 


3878. 


Usebe, 


" Feb. 


.3879. 


Lew^is, 


" Apr. 


3880. 


Christiana A., 


" Feb. 



*1 

1 

ill 



442 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[1400] NILES HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of Mary,) 

b. North East, N. Y., Mar. 13, 1799; m. Diadama, dau. of Richard Huntley; 
farmer and trapper; Antwerp and Phila., N. Y.; Canada; Tapper's Lake, Cham- 
pion and Deer River, N. Y. He d. Lowville, N. Y., Feb. 22, 1896; she d. Phila., 
N. Y., July 2, 1852. 

Children: 



3881.* 
3882.* 
3883. 



Margaret, b. May 31, 1828, Phila. 
Abner, " July 22, 1830. 

Charles. 



[1402] MARTIN HAMBLIN,' 



(Bro. of Mary.) 



b. Middlefleld, N. Y., June 5, 1806; m. 1st, Annis Reed; m. 2d, Antwerp, 
N. Y., 1842, Mary, dau. of James and Katherine (Minick) McGee, b. LeRay, 
N. Y., Dec. 10, 1819; mechanic and builder; Antwerp from 1839 until death; 
Odd Fellow; she Methodist. He d. Antwerp, Aug. 5, 1852; she d. Holly, Mich., 
Feb. 1. 1891. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Antwerp: 

Henry A., Apr. 10, 1833. 

Ch. by 2d wife, b. Antwerp: 
Charles Lewis, 1844. 

Charilla Rosalie, Jan. 1, 1845. 
Myron Martin, Jan. 2, 1850. 
Byron Burns, " " " 



3884.* 

3885. 
3886.* 
3887.* 
3888.* 



[1403] LUTHER HAMBLIN,- (Bro. of Mary,) 

b. Cooperstown, N. Y., Nov. 2, 1808; m. Antwerp, Feb. 4, 1844, Jeanette, 
dau. of Gideon and Jeannette (Dixon) Witson, b. Selkirk, Scotland, Apr. 25, 
1826. In early life a carpenter; Antwerp; then resided on his father's farm, 
Carthage, N. Y.; hotel keeper. West Lowville, N. Y., on the stage road, where 
he was postmaster, 1854-70, until the advent of the railroad. The poet, Benja- 
min F. Taylor, was born near this spot, and enjoyed the genial hospitality of 
"Uncle Luther," on his annual visits there, where several of his poems were 
composed; Methodists. Both d. Lowville; he Mar. 17, 1876; she, May 5, 1884. 

Children: 

Adelaide Roxcena, b. Nov. 

Charlotte J., "Apr. 

Walter Scott, " Sept. 

Infant Son, d. Apr. 



3889.* 
3890. 
3891.* 
3892. 



2, 1845, Antwerp. 
19, 1847, " d. May 1, 1859. 

15, 1852, West Lowville. 
10, 1860. 



[1404] CHARLOTTE HAMBLIN,' (Sister of Mary,) 

b. Antwerp, N. Y., June 6, 1813; m. there, June 22, 1839, William, eldest 
son of William and Catherine (Mabbs) Gladwyn, b. Grabbins, Woodam Walters, 
Chatham, England, Aug. 6, 1800; attended School at Eaton, 1807-16; was ap- 
prenticed to a miller, Chatham; his father set him up in business, but he was 
a wild, reckless young man, spent his property, exhausted his fatlier's patience 
and some of his resources, and took to roving; landed at Quebec, April, 1832; 
went to Montreal, Gananoque and other places; then to Lockport, Rochester, 
Oswego, Watertown and Antwerp, about 1837, where he married and located; 
removed to Lowville, 1848, where he owned fiour, saw and tlax mills, which he 
sold on account of ill health, and removed to Brownville, 1865, where he owned 
a cheese factory, which he sold two years later, and returned to Lowville, where 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 443 

they resided with their daughter. Both d. Lowville; she, Feb. 23, 1883; he, 

Feb. 16, 18—. 

Children: 

3893.* William Russell, b. Feb. 10, 1846, Antwerp. 

3894.* Lottie Catherixe, •' Dec. 27, 1851, Lowville. 

[1405] CLARISSA HAMLIN,- (Darling,6 Amasa,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer.s 
James,2i b. Sharon, Ct., Sept. 20, 1788; m. there, June 1, 1809, Heath Kelsey, 2d. 
She d. Jan., 1852; he d. July 3, 1846. 
Children: 

3895.* Harriet Melissa, b, Nov. 20, 1810, Bainbridge, N. Y. 

3896.* Sarah Ann. 

3897.* George Austin, " Jan. 27, 1821, 

[1406] EMILY HAMLIN, 7 (Sister of Clarissa,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Mar, 19, 1790; m. Amenia, N. Y., by Rev. John Barnet, Oct. 
31, 1812. Irwin, son of Elijah and (Tamer) Pardee,^* b. Sharon, Sept. 11, 1786; 
d. Richfield Springs. N. Y., Aug. 29, 1837; her body was removed to Kingston, 
N. Y. He m. 2d, Mrs. Ann Holmes, dau.of Petrus and Anna(Masten) Roggen, 
b. July 5, 1782, who d. Mar. 15, 1857, aged 74; res. several years at Richfield, N. 
Y. He d. Kingston, N. Y., Dec. 17, 1850. 
Ch. b. Amenia: 

3898.* Amanda, Mar. 19, 1814. 

3899.* Harris, Jan. 3, 1816. 

3900. Harriet Sibyl, Feb. 28, 1817; d. Jan, 27, 1831. 

[1407] JULIA ANN HAMLIN,' (Sister of Clarissa,) 

b. Sliaron, Ct., June 24, 1791; m, Great Barrington, Mass., Dec. 25, 1819, 
William, son of William and Nancy (Carey) Blinn, b, Wethersfield, Ct., July 
14, 1790; farmer; Great Barrington; Democrat; she Presb. Both d. Great Bar- 
rington; she, Jan. 28, 1837; he, Sept. 19, 1848. 
Ch. b. Great Barrington: 

3901.* Harriet Elizabeth, Jan. 4, 1824; unm. 1902. 

3902.* Emily, July 6, 1825. 

3903. George W. Wallace, Aug. 28, 1827; d. May 20, 1872, unm. 

3904.* Clarissa Maria, Mar. 15, 1833. 

3905.* Joseph Carey, Mar. 30, 1836. 

* Note 353. For Pardee see notes 46 and 111. 
Lieut. JOHN PARDEE,3 (Joseph,2 George, i) b. New Haven, Ct., Feb. 6, 1698; m. 1st, Bet- 
sey Horn. whod. Jan. 8, 1762; m. 2d, Hopestill.i dau. of Ebenezer and Sarah (Lewis) HamUn, 
widow of Jonathan Hunter; shoemaker and tanner; came from Norwalk, Ct., and was an original 
proprietor of Sharon, Ct., 1738; a prominent man, and large land owner; patriarch of the Par- 
dees of Sharon; Representative to the Gen. Assembly, 1755-6-8, '60-2; no children by second 
marriage. He d. Sharon, July 13, 1766. 
Children: 

Thomas. 

Jehiel; m. Ann Clark. 

John. 

James. 

George. 

Moses. 

JEHIAL PARDEE,! m. 1st, Oct. 27, 1748, Ann Clark, of Colchester, Ct. ; m. 2d, Sybil, 
dau. of Daniel Hunt of Lebanon and Sharon, Ct., b. about 1740, who d. Feb. 8. 1834. He diedl'i68. 

ELIJAH PARDEE,5 b. Sharon, Oct. 31, 1753; d. Richfield Springs, N. Y., Dec. 22, 1832. 
His son Irwin Pardee,^ m. Emily Hamlin. 7 



444 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[1408] EICHARD AMASA HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Clarissa,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Jan. 4, 1793; m. and res. near Sharon. They had an adopted 

dau., who m. Bruzle. He d. Duchess Co., N. Y. 

No issue. 

[1412] AUSTIN HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Clarissa,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Dec. 31, 1798; m. Portlandville, N. Y., Apr. 4,1830, Jane, dau. 
of Garrit and Deborah (Burnside) Van Valkenburg, b. Bethlehem, N. Y., Aug. 
10, 1810; blacksmith, Sharon, Ct., Duchess Co. and Portlandville, N. Y.:Deans- 
ville, N. Y. from 1839 until death, where had. Nov. 3, 1877. She d. Augusta, 
N. Y., Oct. 3, 1888. 



3906. 

3907.* 

3908. 

3909.* 

3910.* 

3911.* 

3912. 

3913.* 



Children: 

Oscar Edwakd, 
Emily Elizabeth, 
Henry Alonzo, 
Marie Antoinette, 
Laura Louise, 
James Garrit, 
Edwin Pardee, 
Hattie Eliza, 



b. Apr. 


24, 


1831, 


Portlandville 


" June 


28, 


1833, 


(( 


" Sept. 


22, 


1835, 


u 


" June 


28, 


1840, 


Deansville. 


" Jan. 


8, 


1845, 


u 


" Oct. 


22, 


1847, 


(1 


" May 


4, 


1850, 


t( 


" July 


22 


1853, 


(t 



[1413] PHILO HAMLIN,^ M. D., (Bro. of Clarassa,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Sept. 30, 1800; m. 1st, June 18, 1829, Rebecca Catherine, dau. 
of Caleb North, b. Feb. 9, 1809, who d. Mifflintown, Pa., Dec. 6. 1843; m. 2d, May 
22, 1844. Martha Agnes Connor, b. Nov. 21, 1823. who d, Seattle. Wash., Aug. 4, 
1897. He removed from Conn, to Mifflintown; studied medicine with his uncle 
Dr. Ezra Doty, and graduated from Jefferson Med. College. Phila., Pa.; physi- 
cian and surgeon; practised medicine many years at Mifflintown; Republican: 
Presbs. He d. Mifflintown, Jan. 28, 1879. 

Cli. by 1st wife, b. Mifflintown: 



3914. 


Alonzo, 


Oct. 


15, 


18.30; 


d. 


Aug. 


20, 


1834 


3915. 


William, 


Aug. 


16, 


18.33, 


u 


Aug. 


n, 


1834 


3916. 


Joseph North, 


May 


19, 


1835, 


If 


Dec. 


30, 


1849 


3917.* 


Jane Elizabeth, 


Oct. 


25, 


18.37. 










3918. 


Harriet Henrietta, 


July 


1, 


1841; 


d. 


Apr. 


16, 


1842 




Ch. by 2d wife, b. Miffl 


intown: 












3919.* 


Hiram Howard, 


Mar. 


26, 


1845. 










3920. 


Anna Maria, 


Jan. 


21, 


1848; 


d. 


Mar. 


2, 


1851 


3921.* 


Emily Clarissa, 


Nov. 


14, 


1850. 










3922.* 


Philo Darling, 


Feb. 


22, 


1853. 










3923. 


Margaret Ellen, 


Aug. 


8, 


1856; 


d. 


July 


14, 


1859 


3924. 


William Griffith, 


Mar. 


26, 


1859. 










3925.* 


Laura Agnes, 


Nov. 


4, 


1861. 










3926.* 


Janetta, 


Jun. 


■8, 


1864. 











[1414] HANNAH E. HAMLIN,' (Sister of Clarissa,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., May 9, 1802; m. May 14, 1826, Henry E., son of Samuel and 
Elizabeth (Wordenj Woodard, b. Aug, 19, 1798: builder; South Bainbridge and 
Cortland, N. Y.; she res. Sharon, Ct., South Bainbridge, Homer and Cortland, 
N. Y.; Presb. She d. Cortland, May 10, 1881; he d. Cortland, June 19, 1861. 



SEVENTH GENEEAT]ON. 445 



Ch. b. South Bainbridge: 

3927.* Ophelia Elizabeth, May 24, 1827. 
3928.* Henrietta Eliza, Feb. 18, 1831, 

3929.* Maria Lodviski, Feb. 17, 1835. 



[1415] JANE ELIZA HAMLIN,' (Sister of Clarissa,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Jan. 10, 1804: m. 

No issue. 



[1416] WILLIAM DARLING HAMLIN,' ( Bro. of Clarissa, ) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Feb. 25, 1805; ra. 1st, Dec. 16, 1829, Martha C. Caton, b. May 
16, 1810, who d. Feb. 28, 1835: m. 2d, Sharon, Dec. 19, 1843, Catherine Ellen,^ 
dau. of Samuel and Pamelia (Patchin) Roberts,* b. Sliaron, June 30, 1820, who 
d. Utica, N. Y., May 15, 1894. He removed to Utica, 1822, and engaged there in 
carriage manf'g.; a wealthy man; vice-prest. and director 2d Nat'l. Bank, Utica; 
president Utica Water Works. He d. Utica, Mar. 3, 1873. . 

* Note 354. SAMUEL ROBERTS,5 (Lemuel,3 2John,i) 

JOHN ROBERTS,! was in Simsbury, Ct., May 21, 1688; m. Patience, dau. of Richard and 
Sarah (Cook) Saxton, b. J ane 28, 1658. 

Children; 

24, 1688; d. 1697. 
10, 1689, 
2, 1692. 
27, 1694. 
19, 1696. 

d. Jan. 4, 1761. 
1700. 
24, 1704. 

Lieut. LEMUEL ROBERTS,3 b. 1700; m. Nov. 7, 1731, Abigail, dau. of Samuel Beaman; 
Lieutenant in Trainband, Simsbury, Ct., 1743. He d. Sept. 10, 1772. 
Children: 

15, 1732; d. unm. 

14, 1735; m, Thomas Beaumont. 

6, 1738; " John Waters. 
11, 1740; " .lohn Fitch. 

2, 1742; " Ruth Woodford. 
34, 1745; " Rhoda Woodford. 
28, 1749; d. Jan. 8, 1752. 

Hon. SAMUEL ROBERTS,^ b. Mar. 28, 1772; m. 1st, 1793, Elethia Calkins, whod. 1813; m. 
2d, 1815, Homela Patchin. He removed from Windsor to Sharon, Ct., 1784; a large land owner; 
magistrate and representative in State Legislature. He d. Sharon, 1846. 

Ch. by 1st, wife: 

Samuel, b. 1794; m. Betsey Bradley. 

Hector Wesley, "1797; " Harriet Calkins. 

Albert Franklin, " 1799; " Charlotte Crane. 

Virgil Beduff, " 1805; " Harriett R. Swan. 

Emily, "1807; " Elijah Hunt and Ralph Hills. 

Henry, " 1808; d. 1810. 

By 2d wife: 

Mary Jeanette, " 1816; m. Simeon B. Sears. 

Ella. •' 1818; " George Cole. 

Catherine Ellen, " June 30, 1820, Sharon; " William D. Hamlin. 



Penelope, 


b. Jan. 


Ann, 


" Feb. 


Richard, 


" Apr. 


Sarah, 


" Apr. 


John, 


" July 


William, 




Lemuel, 


" 


Nathaniel, 


" Mar. 



Abigail, 


b. 


Sept. 


Lydia, 


" 


Apr. 


Phebe, 


" 


Dec. 


Lucy, 


" 


Sept. 


Lemuel, 


" 


Oct. 


Nathaniel, 


bap. 


Mar. 


Margaret, 


" 


May 



446 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 
3930. Harriet, b. Apr. 23, 1832; d. Jan. 7, 1846. 

Ch. by 2d wife, b. Utica: 

3931.* Mary Elizabeth, Aug. 23, 1845. 

3932. William Darling, Aug. 1, 1847; d. Jan. 8, 1876, unm. 

3933. Albert Franklin, Dec. 9, 1849, " Dec. 29, 1850. 

3934. Walter Keeney, Sept. 15, 1851, " Jan. 10, 1879, unm, 

3935. Catherine Amanda, Sept. 15, 1856, " July 8, 1862. 
3936.* Ella, Jun. 18, 1858. 

[1419] ALONZO HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Clarissa,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Sept. 22, 1809; m. Stark, N. Y., Sept. 11, 1834, Catherine, 
dau. of Peter W. and Maxima (Dingman) Phillips, b. Danube, N. Y., Apr. 2, 
1813; real estate dealer; Stark and Utica, N. Y.; Lindenwood and Malta, 111; 
Republican; Odd Fellow; she Presb. ; res. Rochelle, 111. 

No issue. 

[1421J HIRAM HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Clarissa,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Sept. 20, 1812; m. 

Child: 

3937.* Martha. 

[1422] LUCY ANN HAMLIN,' (Sister of Clarissa,) 
b. Sharon, Ct., Nov. 5, 1815: when the line between Conn, and New Yorl 
was accurately settled it was found that the house in which she was born was 
near the line on the New York side; but was supposed to be in Sharon, Ct.; mj 
1st, Utica, N. Y., Apr. 18, 1839, Ira L. Thurber, who d. Utica, July 26, 1852; mj 
2d, John W. Lyon. She d. Whitestown, N. Y., Oct. 5, 1894. • 

Ch. by 1st marriage: 

3938. Jennie, d. unm. 

[1423] JOHN DOTY,7 (Damaris Hamlin,^ Amasa,^ Thomas,* Ebene- 
zer,3 James,2i) b. Sharon, Ct., about 1787; m. Catskill, N. Y., 1806, Sallie, dau. 
of Ralph Stebbins; harness maker: Catskill; removed to Ridgefield, Ct., just 
before his death, where he d., 1812. 

Ch. b. Catskill: 

3939.* Horace, May 7, 1808. 
3940.* Henry, Nov. 1809. 

3941.* Ezra, May, 1811. 

[1424] WILLIAM HENRY DOTY,' (Bro. of John,) 
b. Sharon, Ct., 1790; m. Mifflintown, Pa., 1817, Elizabeth, dau. of Alexander 
and Elizabeth (Glassford) Kenney, b. Mifflintown, Apr. 27, 1798; farmer; re- 
moved from Mifflintown, to Monongalia Co.,W.Va., 1825-6; thence to Iowa, 1856; 
she Methodist. Hed. near Des Moines, Iowa, 1866; she d. Adel, Iowa, 1882. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



447 





Children: 




3942.* 


Lorenzo Hamlin, b. 


Nov. 


3943.* 


Ezra Southard, " 


Sept. 


3944. 


Elizabeth Damaris, '• 


Aug. 


3945. 


Hiram Allison, " 


Sept. 


3946. 


MiLO Lek, " 


May 


3947.* 


Elizabeth Areline, " 


Jan. 


3948. 


James Parker, " 


Dec. 


3949. 


Martha Ellen, " 


Oct. 



9, 1818, Mifflintown, 
21, 1820, 

23, 1822, " m, and d, there. 

1, 1823, " d, Ohio; m. 

2, 1827, Monongalia Co,; soldier, 

24, 1830, 

3, 1832, " d. Adel, Iowa, 
11, 1835, " res. Earlham, la. 



[1425] EZRA DOTY,^ (Bro. of John,) 

b. about 1792, prob. Sharon, Ct.; m. prob. Mifflintown, Pa.; prob. removed 
to Maryland; d. at about the age of 30 years. 

Child: 

3950.* Austin. 

[1426] MASON PALMER,' (Cynthia Hamlin,^ Nathaniel, s Thomas,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Sharon, Ct., May 7, 1788; m. Elizabeth , b. Dec. 

11, 1794. He res. Detroit, Mich. Both buried in Elmwood Cemetery, Detroit; 

he d. June 13, 1870; she d. Mar. 13, 1864. 

No issue. 



[1427] JOHN PALMER,' (Bro. of Mason, ^ 

b. Ashford, Ct.; m. Jane M. Smalley, b. Castleton, Vt., Aug, 25, 1799; be 

res. Detroit, Mich; both buried Elmwood Cemetery, Detroit. He d. June 28, 

1871; she d. Mar. 18, 1893. 

Children: 

3951. Sarah, unm.; res. Detroit. 

3952. A Daughter, m. Holmes, and is dead, 

3953. A Child, d. infancy. 

[1428] Rev. SEYMOUR COLMAN,' ( Lucy HamliQ,^ Nathaniel, ^ Thomas,» 
Ebenezer,3 James,2 1) b. Sharon, Ct., Dec. 23, 1794: m. 1st Fish House, Fulton Co., 
N. Y., 1823, Phebe Maxwell, b. Fishhouse, who d. there; m. 2d, Chester, N, Y., 
1832, Sophia Thorpe, b. Pawlet, Vt., 1805, who d. Schuylersville, N. Y., Oct. 12, 
1840; ra. 3d, Galway, N. Y., 1842; Lucinda, dau. of Gilbert Swan, b. Galway, 
who d. Williamsport, N. Y., Aug., 1872; clergyman, and filled nearly every ap- 
pointment in the Troy, N. Y., M. E. Conference; Whig and Republican. He 
d. Williamsport, Pa., Jan. 23, 1877. 
Ch. by 2d wife; 

Fletcher, 
James, 
A Child, 
Seymour, 



3954.* 
3955.* 
3956. 
3957.* 



b. Jun. 7, 1833, Chatham, 

'' June 29, 1835, Esperance. 

1838, Saratoga; d. 1838, 

" Oct. 5, 1840, Schuylersville. 



[1429] ASENATH COLMAN,' t Sister of Seymour,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Mar. 3, 1797; m. Northampton, N. Y., Feb. 18, 1821, 
Barzill, son of Gershom and Eunice (Whitlock) Gilbert, b. Malta, N. Y,, July 
19, 1796; farmer; Northampton; Presb.; she Methodist. Both d. Northampton; 
she, Feb. 11, 1875; he Jun. 20, 1873. 



448 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. b. Northampton: 
3958. Lucy, Dee. 21, 1823, unm. 



3959.* 


George, 


Dec. 


18, 1828. 




3960. 


Laura, 


July 


5, 1831, 


unm 


3961. 


Helen, 


Feb. 


28, 1835, 


(1 


3962. 


John, 


Apr. 


26, 1837, 


a 





Children: 




3963.* 


Charles Lane, 


b. Feb. 


39(i4. 


Julia, 


" Feb. 


3965.* 


Henry, 


" May 


3966.* 


Joseph Spier, 


" Nov. 


3967.* 


Elthu, 


"May 



[1430] Rev. HENRY ROOT COLMAN,^ (Bro of Seymour.) 

b. Northampton, N. Y., Oct. 9, 1800; m. Northville, N. Y., Oct. 22, 1823, 
Llvia Elvira, dan. of Joseph and Li via (Fitch) Spier, b. Lake Pleasant, N. Y., 
Apr. 25, 1802; Methodist clergyman: Northampton, 1800 to 1831, except at 
Sharon, Ct., 1806-1813; at various stations in Troy, N. Y., Conference, 1831-40; 
at Oneida,N.Y., and Brotherton, Wis., Indian Missions, 1840-1847; FonduLac, 
Wis., 1847-1867; Evansville, Wis., until 1876; afterwards at Fon du Lac; Whig, 
Republican, and Prohibitionist; Methodists. Both d. Fon du Lac; he, Feb. 7, 
1895; she, Apr. 30, 1890. 

i: 

23, -1826, Northampton. 
16, 1828, " unm. 1 
13, 1834, Bridport, Vt. ' 

24, 1837, Middieburg, N. Y. 
11, 1841, Oneida, N. Y. 

[1431] HIRAM HAMLIN COLMAN,' (Bro. of Seymour,) 

b. Northampton, N. Y., Oct. 9, 1800; m. Cynthia, dau. of Lucius and Phebe 
Green, b. Salem, N. Y., Feb. 17, 1810; farmer; Northampton until old age; | 
afterwards with his sons; she Methodist; he d. Gloversville, N. Y., Sept. 10, ' 
1893; she d. Northampton, Jan. 19, 1876. 

Ch. b. Northampton: 

.3968.* Augustus L., May 7, 1838. 

3969.* David N., Aug. 3, 1841. 

3970. Henry S., Feb. 19, 1845, unm. 

3971.* John H., Sept. 30, 1848. 

[1432] ORLO JAY HAMLIN,' (Asa,« Nathaniel,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ j 
James,2i) b. Sharon, Ct., Dec. 2, 1803; m. Norwich township, McLean Co., j 
Pa., Jan. 13, 1828, Orra Lucinda, dau. of John and Dolly Cogswell, b. Griswold, 
Ct., Sept. 10, 1804. It is supposed that he removed with his parents from Conn, 
to Fairfield, N. Y., about 1814, and to Salem, Pa., 1816: he was teacher of the 
pioneer school atTowanda. Pa., 1824; and while holding that position read law 
with Simon Kinney, and was admitted to the bar of Bradford Co., Pa., in 1826. 
In the fall of that year he sought a place of business, visiting Warren, and la- 
ter at Smethport, Pa., where he located in time for attending the second term j 
of court held in the county, December, 1826, and was there admitted to the bar, 
ex gratia; admitted to the Supi'eme court, July, 1836. Inafter life he stated that I 
he had filled the offices of township collector, recorder and register, treasurer, 
deputy postmaster, deputy prothonotary, postmaster, dei)uty U. S. Marshall 
to take the census of 1830, duputy attorney-general for McKean and Potter 
counties, and member of the legislature, 1832; he further stated: "Cora- 
plaint has never reached my ear of mismanagement in any of the offices, 
and I could have held them longer had I chosen to do so." He was mem- 




0, ef. T^a^^y.^ Iv^ 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 449 

ber of Constitutional Convention of Penn., 1837: candidate for Judge, 1839; and 
for Representative in Congress, 1841-2. The nevpspapers writing on the subject 
of his nomination quoted Hon. John Sargeant, president of the Constitutional 
Convention, as follows: "I am very much impressed with the force of Mr. Ham- 
lin's arguments, and would take this opportunity of saying that McKean county 
is ably represented." 

In physique he was tall and slender, black hair, with eyes of peculiar blue; 
bilious temperament; a man of logical mind and remarkable intellect, although 
not a college graduate, yet a rare student. He continued to reside in Smeth- 
port until his death, the center of a large circle of friends, and of a happy fam- 
ily: the leader of the bar in that community for many years; ever held by his 
fellow citizens in high honor and esteem for ability and integrity. He could 
have received any office in the gift of his constituents, but ill health compelled 
him to decline further political honors. For nearly 30 years he was an invalid 
from nervous prostration, and during his forced confinement, while lying in bed 
mastered many sciences, of which pursuit he was very fond. 

About 1870 Dr. Keating, of Philadelphia, was called to his bedside, but was 
surprised when the patient said: "Doctor, I have been reading the Marseillaise 
Hymn; 1 know you are a French scholar; I have it in the original and in trans- 
lation; now I wish you to take it in the French and translate it slowly, while I 
compare the translation to see whether the translator or I am right." The- 
doctor assented and when he came to the verse which gave Mr. Hamlin special 
trouble, he said: "Now please be accurate." At the conclusion of the reading 
a smile gladdened the face of the invalid, and he said: "I thought that I was 
right, now I've proved it;— you may tell me now what you can do to make a sick 
man well." 

In early years he was skeptical regarding the immortality of the soul, but 
in 1854 he received baptism from Rev. B. T. Babbitt, and became a member of 
the Presbyterian church. From that time to the close his faith grew firmer 
and stronger, as will appear from the following sketch written by him. 

"THOUGHTS AND REFLECTIONS." 

"For a siciv man whose sands of life are nearly run, when all experiments to 
regain health have failed, when even all possible hope is extinguished, and Fate 
has put on him the seal of despair, and there is naught to look to as the future 
of earth: of all consolations the ever busy imagination can unfold, the thought 
that he knows that God exists, that there is a God, and believes in Christ as 
his Mediator and Savior, and hopes for imortality, and believes that when life 
has once begun we live forever; that death instead of being a cessation of life, 
is but a change, it may be a fanciful one, from mortal to immortal: that when 
we die we shall sleep, not so, but sleep with our fathers; and when we awaken 
from that sleep, be it long or short, we shall awaken to everlasting life, with 
our bodily infirmities, our diseases, our cares, our sorrows, our weakness, both 
of body and mind gone, all gone forever, being born again into a new, holy and 
perfect state of being. This is the most glorious, joyful, happy and to find the 
fullest expression, most grand and sublime thought that can be conceived by 
mortals, and the one of all others that gives me the most happiness." 

Both d. Smethport; he Feb. 13, 1880; she Apr. 17, 1881. 

The fact of his death was presented to the court in February, 1880, by Hon. 
C. B. Curtis, then residing in Erie, but practicing in this court, when the 
official action, reported as follows, resulted. Mr. Curtis said: "If the court please, 



450 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

I wish to announce to the court and bar, that Orlo J. Hamlin breatlied his last 
in this town on the 13tli day of this month. The oldest practitioner which 1 
Ifnow, and one of the oldest members of the bar which llinowin Western Penn- 
sylvania. I know of but one person now occupying that position: and I cannot 
pass over the announcementof this fact, wltliout some reference to the character 
of the deceased. Having been admitted here as early as 1826, almost fifty-four 
years ago, he must necessarily have formed some character for good or for evil 
in this community, as well as in the surrounding counties, where he was well 
known. And it is but just to his memory to say of the deceased, that no man 
ever practiced before this bar, who had a more unimpeachable record than the 
deceased. There are but few men whose whole life for integrity was so un- 
questioned, so white and pure as Orlo J. Hamlin's. While he bore that high 
character fully among his professional associates, he was held in the same high 
estimation by all classes who had intercourse with him. He had also this com- 
mendable merit besides; he was a lawyer in the true acceptance of the term: 
liigh-minded, concilatory and honorable, not only in all of his relations with his 
professional brethren and the bench, but also in his intercourse with all classes 
of our citizens, who will long remember him with the highest respect for his 
high character as a good lawyer and citizen. Orlo J. Hamlin was a thorough 
student, devoted to his books. 

As a practitioner, there was no member of this bar who came into court 
more thoroughly prepared, and master of the subject involved in the contro- 
versy than the deceased. He was therefore, always prepared to make an able 
and learned presentation of his cause. Although Mr. Hamlin had retired for 
many years from the active labors of his profession, he nevertheless pursued his 
studies to the last, which seemed to relieve him somewhat from his pain and 
suffering, during so many years of sickness. Bright and promising as were his 
prospects in early life, yet they were somewhat clouded by delicate liealth, 
which finally settled down for a period of nearly thirty years, into a sickness, 
making him a confirmed invalid during all these dreary years, and confined to 
his house, seeing but a few persons and conversing with but a few. But still 
with his afflictions, he bore them with Christian fortitude and grace, never for- 
getting the profession to wliich he belonged, never forgetting to hold aloft the 
high standard of that profession. And so he lived to make his memory re- 
vered, not only in the county of McKean, which ought to be proud of his career, 
but in the counties surrounding wherever he was known: and wherever his 
character was known he will be regretted. And while his character may be 
held up as a model for the profession, it may also be alleged that hehada model 
character as a good citizen. .And that is saying a great deal for the deceased. 
I have in view of the character of Mr. Hamlin and the occasion, drawn a resolu- 
tion, asking for the appointment of a committee by this court to express the 
sentiments of this court and bar, in relation to the character of Orlo J. Ham- 
lin, which I now present to your honor.'' 

Judge Williams said: "Your idea, Mr. Curtis, is that this committee should 
report at a subsequent sitting of the court upon this action ?" 

Mr. Curtis: "Yes sir, and that the resolutions should be filed among the 
records of the court." 

Judge Williams: ' 'Has any other gentleman, at tliis time, any tiling to urge 
upon this subject? " 

Mr. Backus: "Your honor; I have been a member of the McKean county 
bar some twenty-eight or thirty years. I knew O. J. Hamlin for some time 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 451 

iprevioiis to his being conlined in consequence of ill health, and his retirement 
from the bar, probably some two years. I have known of his reputation pretty 
'thoroughly: I have known of the man. Although lie has been, as it were, 
(buried for the last twenty-eight years, yet I have learned from the records of 
[this county, from the transactions that have transpired in consequence of his 
connection with the growth and political existence of this county, sufficient to 
enable me to know that he was a man of extraordinary character: that he was 
a man of large ability. He was not only considered one of the first attorneys 
in Western Pennsylvania, but he was trusted also with the keeping of the 
honor of the State. He was a member of the legislature; he was a member of 
'the constitutional convention of 1838, and of whom it has been said by very able 
men that there was none more capable, or none who rendered more service in 
the formation of the constitution, than Orlo J. Hamlin. In the constitutional 
convention of 1873, one of its most distinguished members, ex-Chief Justice 
Woodward in his address to this body on the proposition to give to each county 
at least one representative in the lower branch of the legislature, said of the 
deceased: 'Mr. President, in the convention of 1837, there was a young man by 
the name of Hamlin who discussed this subject in such a manner as to wring 
from Mr. Sargeant, the president of the convention, a very high compliment, 
and 1 undertake to say, that from the beginning to the end of the session of 
that body there was no subject so scientifically and thoroughly discussed as 
this subject of county representation by that young man. Since this debate 
has come up in this body, I have referred to the debates of the convention of 
1837, and have read his speech, and I wish that every gentlemen here had done 
so.' The people who have known him for years have known him as a man of 
great ability. They have known him as a man of great honesty and integrity; 
one who has at any and all times, not only when in full life, but after he was 
confined to his room, when he was unable to exercise his full powers of thought 
by reason of suffering and pain; ready to adjust differences and quiet law suits 
between neighbors, he was one looked up to. He was consulted as to the settle- 
ment of difficulties arising among neighbors. He was a man who did honors to 
the profession, who never urged a law suit, but invariably took all trouble and 
pains possible to make neighbors respect each other as men. Therefore, he 
has stood high in the community. All who spoke of him gave him credit as 
being a man of worth, and a man, who, when he went out of society, was very 
much missed. His departure will be regretted so long as the old citizens of this 
county remain on this side of the dark and turbulent river over which Orlo J. 
Hamlin has triumphantly passed", 

Judge Williams said: "It was not our good fortune to have a personal ac- 
quaintance with Mr. Hamlin. His active connection with the profession had 
closed before our connection with the courts of McKean county began. But 
through all the years of our attendance upon these courts we have heard but 
one expression of him. Whether he was spoken of as a citizen or as a lawyer, it 
has uniformly been in terms of high praise. From those who knew him when 
in his full strength, and met him in the contests of the court room, we have 
gotten the opinion that he was recognized as a lawyer of more than ordinary 
painstaking, and of more than ordinary attainments; while as an advocate he 
was earnest, eloquent, and, before a jury who knew his own character, almost 
irresistable. During the long years of his retirement in a sick room, he is re- 
puted to have kept up his acquaintance with the literature of the age, to have 
been a careful student of the sciences, and indeed tohave watched with interest 
even the recent changes and developements in progress about him. His long 



452 THE HAMLIK FAMILY. ' 

I 
and successful professional career, his public services, his high personal char- 
acter, and his recognized ability make this motion eminently proper, notwith- 
standing the fact that many years have elapsed since Mr. Hamlin's professional 
career closed. We entertain it with pleasure, and in compliance with it appoint 
the following committee, viz: Hons. C. B. Curtis, A. G. Olmsted, J. C. Backus, 
W. W. Brown, and P. Ford, Esq. And it is further ordered that as a mark of 
respect for the memory of the deceased these courts do now adjourn, and that 
this order be entered at length upon the minutes." 

The committee appointed by the court to prepare resolutions of the sense of 
this bar, presents the following resolutions, Feb. 18, 1880, in open court: 

Resolved, That we entertain the profoundest respect for the unsullied 
character of the deceased as a good citizen and a lawyer of sterling integrity, 
and of more than ordinary professional learning and ability. 

Besolved, That we tender to the family of the deceased our sincerest con- 
dolence in their bereavement for their irreparable loss. 

And, now, Feb. 19, 1880, it is ordered that the resolutions, reported by the 
committee appointed on the 16th day of February inst., be entered at length 
upon the minutes of this court as a part of the proceedings of the day, and that 
the prothonotary make and deliver to the committee a copy hereof certified 
under his official seal for presentation to the family of the said O. J. Hamlin, 
deceased. 

These eulogies bestowed on the pioneer lawyeron that 18th day of February, 
1880, only five days after he was called to the bar of the Supreme Court of the 
Universe, were not utterances of fashion or custom. The pioneer more than 
deserved this praise, for every act of his, during over half a century's residence 
in McKean county was one bringing benefits to the community, county, or 
district. 





Ch. b. Smethpol-t: 








3972. 


Harriet, 


b. Jan. 


3, 


1829. 


8973.* 


Henry, 


" Apr. 


9, 


18.30. 


3674.* 


JohnC, 


" Mar. 


4, 


1836. 


3975.* 


Pauline E., 


" Sept. 


13, 


1838. 



[1433] ELIZA MARIA HAMLIN," (Sister of Orlo.l.,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Oct. 31, 1806; m. Salem, Pa., Dec. 16, 1827, James Madison, 
son of David and Sarah (Grammond) Noble,* b. Norwalk, Ct., Sept. 24, 1802; 
merchant, himberman and farmer; Sterling, Pa.: Methf)dists. Both d. Ster- 
ling; she, Mar. 14, 1895; he. May 12, 1880. 
Ch. b. Sterling: 

3976.* Orra Miranda, 

3977.* Eliza Maria, 

3978.* Thomas Mortimer, 

3979.* Marion Asenath, 

3980. Harriet Minetta, 

3981. Harriet Minetta, 
3982.* Adelaide Minerva, 
3983.* Emeline Marilla, 



Sept. 


24, 


1828. 




Apr. 


23, 


1831. 




July 


6, 


1832. 




Sept, 


18, 


1835. 




May 


23, 


1836: 


d. Feb. 12, 1838. 


Nov. 


24, 


1838: 


" Feb. 18, 1839. 


Sept. 


6, 


1840. 




July 


15, 


1843. 





* Note. 355. THOMAS NOBLE.i b. 1632, prob. in England. He was an inhabitant of 
Boston, Mass., 165:s; removed to Sprinsfleld, Mass. : m. Nov. 1, 1660, Hannah, dau. of WilUam and 
.Toanna (Scant) Marriner. b. Springfield, Aug. 17. 1613. He re-visited England soon after settling 
in Springfield. Had a saw mill: was a surveyor and tailor. He d. Westfleld, Mass.,. Jan. 20, 1704. 
she m. 3d, Jan. 24. 1705, Dea. Medad Pomeroy. of Northampton, Mass. His will dated May 11, 
1697; proved Sept. 5, 1704. 10 children. * 



I 











^'t^O^ 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 453 

[1435] WILLIAM EDWARD HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Orlo J., ) 
b. Fairfield. N. Y., June 7. 1811: m. Sterling'. Pa., Oct. 18, 1840, Deborah 
Ann, dau. of David and Sarah (Grammond) Noble,* b. Sterling, May 19, 1817. 
He removed with his parents to Salem, Pa., 1816, then a wilderness, where 
his early years were passed: removed again with his parents to the west part of 
the state, but soon returned to Sterling. During these j^ears he found employ- 
ment at hard work and small pay, but secured an education beyond that of his 
comrades. In 1830 he formed a partnership with his brother-in-law, James M. 
Noble, under the firm name of Noble & Hamlin, merchants and lumbermen: 
for many years at Sterling: they built the first steam mill in Wayne county: 
postmaster, Stei-ling, 1849, and held the ottice through all tlie changes of ad- 
ministration until his death. He was an ardent Abolitionist; Methodist, in 
which denomination he held variousofflces: he was greatly admired and beloved 
by a large circle of friends: conscientious, and of high principles, one who made 
no compromise with wrong. Their married life was the happiest, and their 
house a Christian liome. It was said of him that "he was modest, true, unsel- 
fish, worthy — the noblest work of God, an honest man." Both d. Sterling; he, 
Jan. 



. 7, 188 


S; slie, Mar. 24, 1885. 
Ch. b. Sterling: 






3984.* 


Harriet Amelia, 


Nov. 19, 


1842. 


3985.* 


Orra Janette, 


Apr. 12, 


1849. 


3986.* 


Byron Eugene, 


Oct. 9, 


1852. 



[14.36] ASENATH JENETTE HAMLIN,' (Sister of Orlo J.) 
b. Salem, Pa., Aug. 27, 1817: m. Smethport, Pa., Sept. 10, 1840, Rev. Moses 
Crow. He graduated from Allegheny College, Meadville, Pa., class of 1840; 
was Prof, in the college, 1841-2, when he resigned. He joined the Genesee 
Conference, M. E. church, 1843: was constituted Presiding Elder, 1855; after- 
wards Principal of Genesee Wesleyan Seminary, Lima, N. Y. He was learned, 
gifted and devout, one of nature's noblest productions; she was revered in the 
M. E. church, of which she was a member. Both d. Geneva, N. Y.; she, Oct. 
20, 1843; he, 1862. 

No issue: 



[1437] ASA DARWIN HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Orlo J.,) 

b. Salem, Pa., Feb. 16, 1820; m. Sept. 3, 1846, Viola Chapin, b. Chenango Co., 
i N. Y., Mar. 13, 1825; surveyor: Smethport, Pa.; a man of tine physical devel- 
opment and much loved for his manly and genial qualities. Both d. Smeth- 
port; he Feb. 2, 1880: she, Feb. 25, 1891. 





Ch.b. Smethport: 








3987. 


Henry Horton, 


Dec. 


19, 


1847 


3988.* 


Ellen Marion, 


Feb. 


15, 


1849 


3989.* 


Linda J., 


Mar. 


T, 


1850 


.3990.* 


Flora Asenath, 


Oct. 


22, 


1852 


3991.* 


Eliza Maria, 


Feb. 


23, 


1857 


3992.* 


Nellie O., 


Jan. 


13, 


1860 


3993.* 


Caroline E., 


Feb. 


3, 


1862 



farmer; Smethport, unm. '94. 



For Noble see note 355. 



454 THE HAMLI:N FAMILY. 

[1438] Hon. BYRON DELANO HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Otlo J.,} 

b. Shesheqiiin, Pa., May 7, 1824: m., November 17, 184(i, Harriet, dan. 
of John ai)d Nancy (Richmond) Hohnes, b. Chenango Co., N. Y., .Jan. 1, 182fi, 
He removed with his parents in June, 183.3, to Smethiwrt, Pa., then a small 
village just emerging from the primeval forest. In this obscure place, amidst 
adverse circumstances, he began a long, useful and prosperous career, in which 
by diligent application, aided by superior mental fucilities, he became a leader 
•of the bar of McKean and neighboring counties, and amassed a fortune. His 
father died in 18.35, leaving the family without financial means of support. In 
this condition the lad set about to find some self supporting employment: the 
first was an opportunity to peel bark from old and fallen hemlock trees, which 
he sold for fuel at a dollar a cord, payable in store trade. In this occupation 
he succeeded in maintaining himself, and had sufficient surplus to purchase a 
handsome cream pitcher as a present to his mother, which cost him five shil- 
lings, six pence, York money, still preserved as a relic of the struggles of his 
youth. Afterwards he gratefully accepted the position of mailcarrier between 
Smethport and Olean, N. Y.,,,then the principal communication with the out- 
side world, making two trips of fifty-six miles each week on the back of a mule, 
at seventy-five cents a trip. 

By improvement of odd hours at the fireside, and a short time at school, 
he was considered competent and engaged to teach a country school for the 
winter, when sixteen years old, at $10 a month. He accepted an invitation to 
make his home with his sister, Jenette, who married Rev. Moses Crow, pro- 
fessor in Allegheny College, Meadville, Pa., and entered the college; but the 
health of Mr. Crow failing, he resigned his position, and having no means to 
pay expenses young Hamlin returned to Smethiwrt and took position in a store 
owned by his brother, Hon. Orlo J. Hamlin, and also commenced the study of 
law with his brother, who also had the control of large landed estates of non- 
residents, and thereby early acquired an intimate knowledge of land titles and 
of conducting such properties. 

In 18.55 he accepted the agency of the large body of lands belonging to 
Keating & Co., which he conducted until 1884, when he became the purchaser 
of what remained undisposed of, interesting with him some of his family in 
their ownership. He was a Democrat, and in early life an active local politi- 
cal leader; Treasurer McKean Co., 1850; State Senator, 1852. and although one 
of the youngest members took a prominent position and was presiding officer 
of the Senate 1854, but was defeated for the same office in that year by combina- 
tion of the Free Soil and Know Nothing parties. He was tendered the nomina- 
tion of surveyor-General of Pennsylvania, 1856, and the nomination of Presiding 
Judge, 18G8, both of which he declined, desiring to withdraw from active polit- 
ical life for more congenial pursuits. 

During the War of the Rebellion he was found physically unfitted for 
active service in the field, but on the firingon Sumter applied himself to raising 
recruits, and rendered efficient aid to Gen. Thomas L. Kane, who organized the 
famous '•Bucktail" regiment. No compliment ever bestowed upon him was 
more prized than that of his election as an honorary comrade by the regiment 
at their reunion of its survivors in 1888. Member of the firm of Hamlin & Forest, 
the latter his son-in-law, lawyers. His mansion house is in Smethport, where 
he enjoys tlie competence and ea.se of a well spent life: he is very domestic in 
habit, and is happiest when surrounded by his kindred and friends — most 
beloved by those who know him best. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



455 



399-t.* 
3995.* 
3996.* 



Ch. b. Smethpoit: 

Delano Richmond, Aug. 10, 1847. 

Jenette, Sept. 18, 1852. 

Maky Holmes. Sept. 29, 1856. 



[1439] MARY HAMLIN,' (Arcillus,« Nathaniel. & Thomas,* Ebenezer,' 
James,2i) b. Newtown, Ct., Nov. 11, 1817: m. Feb. 14, 1836, Eli L3on; farmery 
Redding, Ct. She d. Redding, Sept. 14, 1837. 

Ch. b. Redding: 

3997. Frederick Hamlin, Jan. 11, 1837. 




Mrs. Julia Akn Bell, 



11440] JULIA ANN HAMLIN,' (Sister of Mary,) 

b. Newtown, Ct., Apr. 9, 1820; m. there, Nov. 22, 1842, Agrippa Nelson Bell, 
A. M. and M. D., b. Virginia, Aug. 3, 1820; pliysician. surgeon and sanitarian; 
Brooklyn, N. Y.; Democrat; Epis. He resided in Virginia until 1838, and from 
1842-4: Conn, until 1847; in U. S. Navy until 1855; since, Brooklyn; Assistant 
and Past Asst. Surgeon U. S. N.; commissioned 1847, and served 6 years on the 
Saratoga, and subsequently on other vessels; served in the Gulf naval s<]uadron 
during the Mexican war; dis. Nov., 1855; Commissioner of Quarantine^ N. Y., 
1870-3; member state and local medical societies; American I'ubiic Health 
Asso.; American Climatalogical Asso., and other professional and scientific 
societies: editor The Sanitarian^ 



456 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Children: 










3998.* 


Ellen Botsford, 


b. Nov. 


2, 


1843, 


Virginia. 


3999. 


Chables, 


" Aug. 


9, 


1845, 


Waterbury; d. Sept., 1900, 


4000.* 


Mary Frances, 


" May 


14, 


1849, 


Newtown. 


4001. 


Anna, 


"May 


20, 


1851, 


d. Mar. 26, 1855, 


4002.* 


Lily, 


'' Feb. 


14, 


1854, 


Broolflyn. 


4003.* 


Harry Kent, 


" July 


13, 


1857, 


(( 


4004.* 


George Nelson, 


" May 


28, 


1859, 


* i 


4005. 


Howard Scott, 


" Sept. 


29, 


1860, 


" d. in infancy. 



[1441] CAROLINE HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Mary,) 

b. Newtown, Ct., April 7, 1822: m. Apr. 3, 1847, Rev. David Piatt Sandford, 

D. D., b. Conn., Jan. 29, 1819: Epis. clergyman: live years in St. Louis, Mo.; 

four years in Brooklyn, N. Y.: subsequently in Winstead, New Milford and 

Thomasville, Ct. She d. St. Louis, Mo., July 5, 1851; hed. Conn., April 3,1883. 

Ch. b. Oxford, Ct.: 

4006. Grace Hyde, Feb. 19, 1848; d. Dec. 7, 1894. 

4007. Alice, .Jan., 1849; " Sept., 1850. 

[1442] FRANCES HAMLIN,' (Sister of Mary,) 

b. Newtown, Ct., Nov. 8, 1824; m. there, May 28, 1863, Aaron T. Beardsley, 

b. Conn., his 2d wife; lumberman and builder; Bridgeport, Ct.; Democrat; 

Epis. She d. Detroit, Mich., Oct.. 8, 1893; he d. Bridgeport, 1894. 

No issue. 

[1443] JEANETTE HAMLIN," (Loren,6 Nathaniel, ^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,* 
.James,2i) b. Rupert, Vt., Feb. 15, 1804; m. Hubbardtown, Vt., Mar. 5, 1828, 
Samuel Bent, son of Sanuel Beach and Patty (Bent) Walker, b. Whiting, Vt., 
Feb. 21, 1807; cloth-dresser, farmer and lumberman; Hubbardtown: town clerk 
and treasurer: removed to Chicago, 111., and with his brother operated a stage 
line there, 1861. 

Children: 

4008. Christina BuswELL, Sept. 11, 1829, Hubbardtown. 

4009. Frances Ellen, July 26, 1831; d. Aug. 9. 1834. 

4010. Sarah Jane, April 18, 1840, " Feb. 7, 1841. 

4011. Evelyn Marietta, July 30, 1842, Chicago. 

4012. Ella Maria, Dec. 6, 1849, " 

[14441 DEBORAH M. HAMLIN," (Sister of Jeanette,) 

b. Rupert, Vt.; m. 1st, Asahel Wright; m. 2d, Charles Johnson; she cL 
Orivell, Vt., Mar. 22, 1872. 



[1445] FAYETTE B. HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Jeanette,) 

b. Rupert, Vt., 1812; m. 1833, Lucretia York, b. Penn., 1804: lawyer; Sraeth- 

port, Pa.; removed to Belvidere, 111.: afterwards to Manchester, Iowa, 1864: 

where he d. 1866; she d. 1887. 

Ch. b. Penn.: 

4013.* Henry F., 1835. 

4014.* Augusta, 1842, Coudersport. 




George W. Hamlin 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 457 

[1446J EVELINE HAMLIN,^ (Erastus,^ Nathaniel,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ 
James,2i) b. Fairtield, N. Y., Sept, 24, 1816; m. 1836, Stephen Mellen Wat- 
kins, b. Naples, iSf. Y., Mar. 22, 1812. Both d. there; she June 7, 1900; he July 

2, 1856. 

Ch. b. Naples: 

4015.* Albert Baknes, July 8, 1838. 

4016. Byron Eugene, Sept. 19, 1842; d. July 22, 1843. 

4017. Frank Hamlin, Aug. 8, 1846, " Jan. 6, 1871. 
4018.* Arthur Augustus, July 10, 1849. 

[1447] EDWIN A. HAMLIN,^ ( Bro. of Eveline,) 

b. Fairtield, N. Y., Nov. 30, 1819; m. 1st, May 4, 1847, Maria Babcock, b. 

Prattsburg. N. Y., 1821; who d. Naples, N. Y., July, 1852; m. 2d, May 7, 1854, 

Mary Ann,' dau. of Edmund and Elizabeth, (Miner) Denison,* b. Mar. 11, 1826; 

another record says her mother was Elizabeth, dau. of Capt. Josiah Baldwin, 

the latter a Rev. soldier. Farmer; Naples, N. Y. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Naples: 

4019.* Eugene Babcock, Feb. 24, 1849. 
4020.* Cornelia M., May 8, 1851. 

By 2d wife, b. Naples: 
4021. Mary Ann, Nov. 25, 1856; unm. 1894. 

4022.* George Denison, Nov. 5, 1858. 
4023.* Charles Edwin, Nov. 13, 1863. 
4024.* Fred Erastus, Jan. 8, 1866. 

[1449] DELIA E. HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Eveline,) 

J b. Fairfield, N. Y., Apr. 17, 1825; m. Charles McKaller, b. Washington Co., 
!n. Y.; lumber dealer; Victor N. Y. He d. there, 1863. 
Ch. b. Waterford, N. Y.: 

4025. Jesse H., 1862; d. 1863. 

[1450] GEORGE WILLIAM HAMLIN,-* (Richard,« Nathaniel,^ 

Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James.^i) b. Fairtield, N. Y., Aug. 16, 1816; m. Nodine 

' Hollow, Sharon, Ct., Jeanette, dau. of Eleazer Chamberlin, b. Oct. 10, 1815. He 

* Note. 356. EDMUND DENISON, 7 (Joseph.e George.s Samuel,* George,3 2 William,!) 
WILLIAM denison, 1 b. England, 1586; came to America, 1631, settled Roxbury, Mass.; 
wife Margaret; the celebrated .John Eliot, Indian missionary and teacher was the family tutor. 
He d. Roxbury, Jan. 25, 1653; she d. Feb. 23, 1.S45. Children: Daniel, Edward and George. 
j Capt. GEORGE DENIS0N,2 b. 1618; m. 1640, Bridget, dau. of .John Thompson, Gent., of 

[ Preston, Northamptonshire, England. He seems to have been at Koxbury, Mass., where she 
! d. l&tl; he went to England, served with distinction under Cromwell; was wounded at Naseby, 
' and was nursed by Ann, dau. of John Brodwell, who he m. 1615; settled at Stonington, Ct. He 
d. Hartford, Oct. 23, 1694; she d. Sept. 26, 1712, aged 97. 7 children. 

GEORGE DENIS0N,3 b. 1653; m. Mercy, dau. of .Tohn and Desire (Rowland) Gorham, b. 
Barnstable. Mass., Jan. 20. 1658; res. Westerly, R.I, Ho d. there, Dec. 27, 1711; she d. Sept. 24, 
1?25. 9 children. 

For Rowland see notes 61, 79, 132, 145, 248, 322, 324 and 336. 
SAMUEL DENISON,* bap. Sep. 26, 1686; m, Mary Minor. 

I * NOTE3.57. Since printingthesketchof Richard Hamlin,6 [532], page2.52.fatherofGeorge 

W. Hamlin, the pedigree of his wife, Asenatli Fowler, lias been discovered and is given here: 
i AMBROSE FOWLER,2 supposed to have been son of William Fowler,i (one of tlie first 

jj magistrates of New Haven Colony, and a first settler at Milford, Ct.) He was at Windsor, Ct, 



458 THE HAMLIIS" FAMILY. 

received a common school education: before marriage he peddled whips and 
cigars, in Mass. and Conn.; removed with his wife and one child, by way o| 
the Erie canal, the lakes and Chicago to Wheatland, Wis.; and engaged ii 
making lime, until 1859,when he moved west with a team and covered wagon| 
stopping that winter in Burlington, Iowa. The following spring he went 
Central Kansas and to Springfield, Ills, in the fall of 1860, where he lived until 
1886; engaged for years in teaming for the packing house of J. C. Lamb; he dej 
livered supplies for Camp Butler, during the war, and the material for Lincoln's 
tomb; was appointed Prison Keeper at Springfield, 1862; policeman two year| 
removed to Valley Co., Neb., where his two j'oungest sons resided, 1886; and 
took a homestead, engaged in farming and stock raising until his death. He 
was of temperate habits, honorable in business, of cheerful disposition, and had 
friends wherever he lived. He d. Edenburg, Ills., May 17, 1894, buried Lee 



k. Neb. 


; she d. Lee Park, Sept. 
Children: 


n, 


1877. 








4026.* 


E1.1ZA Ann, 


b. 


Apr. 


25, 


1844, 


Sharon. 


4027.* 


Eugene D., 




Aug. 


11, 


1847, 


Kenosha 


4028.* 


John Jay, 




Apr. 


26, 


1849, 


(( 


4029.* 


George Edward, 




Jan. 


9, 


1851, 


X 


4030.* 


Emma Jane, 




Dec. 


25, 


1852, 


u 


4031.* 


Mary Frances, 




Mar. 


2, 


1855, 


(( 


4032.* 


Jennie Lind, 




Sept. 


6, 


.1859, 


w 



[1451] JULIETTE HAMLIN,' (Sister of George W.,) 

b. Fairfield, N. Y., Apr. 29, 1818; m. Southwick, Mass., Mar. 17, 1841, 
Thomas Tilly Fisher, b. Cornwall, Eng., Jan. 18, 1818: broker: came to America 
from England, 1831; res. Hartford, Ct.; Republican; Epis. Both d. Hartford; 
she, Feb. 24, 1853; he, Apr. 10, 1866. 
Ch. b. Hartford: 

4033. Martha Tilly, Nov. 5, 1842; d. Dec. 11, 1860, unm. 

4034.* George Burgess, July 29, 1844. 

4035.* Juliette Hamlin, Aug. 8, 1846. 

4036.* Jane Eliza, Oct. 27, 1849. 

[1452] ALMIEA HAMLIN,' (Sister of George W.,) 

b. Fairfield, N. Y., Oct. 29, 1819; m. West Springfield, Mass., Orrin, son of 

Samuel and Lucy (Cowles) Jones, b. Westfield, Mass.: whip manf.; Westfield; 

Methodist. Both d. Westfield; she, Apr. 15, 1888; he, Aug. 3, 1863. 

as early as 1640, where he was member of Rev. John Warham's church. See note 216; m. Windsor, 
May 6, 1646, Jane Alvord. His name frequently appears in the early records. He sold land in 
Windsor, 1671 ; and soon after settled with his children in Westfield, Mass. In 1675 there is men- 
tion of the burning of the house and barn of Ambrose Fowler in Windsor. He d. Oct. 18, 1704; 
she d. May 22, 1684. Will, dated 1692; proved 1706. 7 children. 

SAMUEL FOWLER,3 b. Nov. 18, 1652; m. Windsor, Nov. 6, 1683, Abigail Brown; settled in 
Westfield, Mass., 1689. 

JONATHAN FOWLER,* b. Oct. 19, 1685; m. 1st, July 3, 1704, Hannah Pettibone; m. 2d, 
Feb. 11. 1720. Catherine Marshal. He d. Sept. 13, 1744. 

LUTHER F0WLER,5 b. Mayl, 1739; m. May. 1762, Anna Woodward of Woodbury, Ct., 
who d. Aug. 28, 1796, aged 52 years. 

ASHBEL F0WLER,6 b. May 12, 1764; m. Lucretia Kellogg; he d. July 7. 1832. Their dau. 
Asenath, m. Richard Hamlin. 6 




Timothy Hamlin 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 459 

Ch. b. Mundale, Mass.: 

4037. Melissa Almira, Apr. 24, 1842; d. July 9, 1889. 
4038.* Orra Hamlik, Mar. 17, 1846. 



[1454] ELIZA ANN HAMLIN/ (Sister of George W.,) 

b. Southwick, Mass., Feb. 3, 1826; m. Springfield, Mass., Mar. 13, 1842, Sher- 
man, son of Eli and Nancy (Davidson) Bates, b. Springfield, Feb. 18, 1820. In 
early life a boatman: then took up railroading; was intlie Soutli when tlie civil 
war broke out and came north; railroad engineer until 1880: afterwards farmer; 
Westfleld; Republican; Freemason and Odd Fellow. 

Children: 

4039.* George Sherman, b. Nov. 17, 1842, Springfield. 

4040.* Alice Eliza, " Feb. 10, 1856, Hartford. 

4041. Harriet Elizabeth, "Mar. 12, 1866, Westfield; single, 1899. 

[1455] TIMOTHY HAMLIN," (Bro. of George W.,) 

b. Southwick, Mass., .Ian. 31, 1828; m. 1st, Westfield, Mass., May 8, 1854, 
Sarah Jane Bartlett; m. 2d, Willow Valley, R. I., Dec. 26, 1858, Hannah Fran- 
ces Shelden; for many j^ears the leading express man in Springfield, Mass. 

Children: [Feb. 10, 1866. 

4042. George Walter, b. May 28, 1860, Barberville, R. I.: d. 
4043.* Sarah Jane, "Sept. 19, 1862, Barberville, R. I. 
4044.* John Timothy, " Sept. 28, 1865, Willow Valley, R. I. 

[1456] LYDIA MARIA HAMLIN,7 (Sister of George W.,) 

b Southwick, Mass., Aug. 31,18.30: m. Westfield, Mass., May 14, 1851, Nathan 
Chapman Avery, b. 1827; farmer and expressman; near Westfield. He d. West- 
fleld, July 1, 1899. 





Ch. b. Westfield: 






4045. 


WiLBERT Nathan, 


Jan. 


6, 1853: d. Nov. 21, 1868. 


4046.* 


Robert Nathan, 


Oct. 


1, 1866. 


4047. 


Henry Howard, 


Feb. 


7, 1873. 



[1457] LUCRETIA FOWLER HAMLIN,' (Sister of George W.,) 
b. Southwick, Mass., Feb. 14, 1833; m. Hartford, Ct., May 16, 1853, William 

Stiles, son of Leonard and Lydia (Sackett) Bush, b. Westfield, Mass., Aug. 6, 

1830; formerly supt. of waterworks, Westfield. 

Ch. b. Westfield: 



4048.* 


Emily Jane, 


Feb. 


24, 


1855. 






4049. 


Hattib, 


Mar. 


16, 


1859; 


d. Nov. 


12. 1861. 


4050. 


Clara Wells, 


Mar. 


10, 


1863; 


" Sept. 


12, 1863. 


4051.* 


Arthur Leonard, 


Dec. 


n, 


1865. 







[1458] EMILY JANE HAMLIN,' (Sister of George W.,) 

b. Russell, Mass., April 29, 1836; m. Westfield, Mass., April 29, 1859, 
Joseph, son of Dea. Alonzo and Harriet W. (White) Bardwell, b. South Hadley 
Falls, Mass., Mar. 9, 1835; book-keeper; South Hadley P'alls and Holyoke, Mass.; 



460 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

town clerk, treasurer, selectman and school com.: South Hadley Falls; alder 
man, Holyoke. 

Ch. b. South Hadley Falls: 



4052. 


Emma Hamlin, 


June 


25, 


1862; 


d. Dec. 4, 1863. 


4053. 


Ella Josephine, 


Nov. 


12, 


1863, 


" July 19, 1864. 


4054.* 


Frederick Lincoln, 


Apr. 


1, 


1866. 




4055.* 


Harry Joseph, 


July 


7, 


1869. 




4056.* 


George Edwin, 


Feb. 


23, 


1875. 





[1459] JULIA HAMLIN DEWEY,' (Sarah Hamlin,'^ Nathaniel 

Thomas,* Ebenezer,3James,2i) b. Royalton, Vt., 1825; m. 1846, George Wash- 
ington Hurlbut,* b. Essex, Vt., 1823; paper-maker; Boston. Mass.; Eepublican; 

she Cong. 

Children: 

4057.* Edward Carroll, b. 1848, Royalton. 

4058. Frank Wilson, " 1860; unm. 1898. 

[1460] MAECUS BINGHAM DEWEY,^ (Bro. of Julia H.,) 

b. Hubbardton, Vt., Jan. 26, 1830; m. Fairhaven, Vt., Sept. 26, 1853, Lucy 
Smith, dau. of Ira and Cornelia x\nn (Smith) Allen, b. Fairhaven, Nov. 29, 
1833; merchant; Fairhaven; in the paper business, Essex Junction and Milton, 
Vt.; sutler 8th Vt. Inf. Vols., New Orleans, 1862: cashier Poultney Bank, 1864; 
book-keeper for Sherman, Adams & Langdon, marble dealers, Castleton, 1867; 
book-keeper for S. Allen, slate dealer, Fairhaven, 1882: Republican; Justice of 
the Peace; Notary Public; Freemason; Odd Fellow: Congs. He d. East Orange, 
N. J., Feb. 4, 1890. 

Children: 

4059. Ellen Frances, b. Aug. 28, 1856, Fairhaven; unm. 1898. 

4060. Charlotte Elizabeth, " Nov. 23, 1860, Milton; d. 1862. 

4061. Harriet Hamlin, " Aug. 23, 1865, Poultney, " 1869. 

4062. Gertrude Allen, " Apr. 30, 1871, Castleton. 

4063. Charles Hamlin, " Jun. 29,1873, " d. July 29, 1873. 

[1463] FRANCES JEANETTE HAMLIN,^ (John," Nathaniel,^ 

Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Prattsburg, N. Y., Jan. 17, 1830; m. Wayland, 
N. Y., July 2, 1856, James, son of John and Catherine (McKenzie) Kelley, b. 
South Dansville, N. Y.; Dec. 28, 1828; farmer; South Dansville; Marshalltown, 
Iowa, 1866-8; Salem, Mo., until 1883; since Pattonsburg, Mo.; prohibitionist; 
Justice Peace, 1878-83; private, Co. B. 188 N. Y. Inf. Vols., enlisted August, 1864; 
participated in battles of Hatcher's Run, Dabney's Run, Gravelly Run, Five 
Forks, and minor engagements; was at Lee's surrender at Appomattox; dis. 
July 1, 1865; she Presb. and Methodist. 

Ch. b. S. Dansville: 

23, 1857: d. June 24, 1862. 
22, 1859. 
19, 1860. 

7, 1862. 

7, 1866; d. Feb. 8, 1885. 

* For Hurlbut see notes 118 and 227. 



4064. 


Ellen E., 


May 


4065. 


Mary D., 


Feb. 


4066. 


Jessie, 


Aug. 


4067. 


Lillian H., 


May 


4068. 


Isabel S., 


July 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



461 



I [14651 ELLEN MARIE HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Frances J.,) 

b. Prattsburg, N. Y., Dec. 18, 1833; m. H. C. Miner. 

Child: 
4069. Nettie; m. McMurray, of Pontiac, 111. 

[1466] CHARLES FINNEY HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Frances J.,) 

b. Prattsburg, N. Y., Mar. 20, 1837: m. Burns, N. Y., May 9, 1867, Lucy A., 
lau. of Alden G. and Catherine (Latimer) Prior, b. Burns, Mar. 23, 1843; pri- 
ate, Co. F, 141 N. Y. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Aug. 22, 1862; served a year in the 
Vrmy of the Potomac; participated in the battle of Lookout Mountain and 
>herman's march to the sea; dis. June 8, 1865: farmer; Burns nine years; 
ifterwards Almond: N. Y.: she Presb. 

No issue. 

[1467] CHAUNCEY HULBERT," (Philander," Marcia Hamlin,^ 

Thomas,* Ebenezer,3James,2i) b. Alford, Mass., May 28, 1788; m. Elbridge, 

jN. Y., Nov. 2, 1820, Maria L. Frisbie. He studied law with his uncle, Hon. 

Fohn W. Hulbert, was admitted to the bar 1809: practiced law in Pittsfield, 

Mass.: removed to Elbridge, N. Y.: thence to north eastern Ohio, ten miles 

iouth of Painsville, where he d. Apr. 13, 1827. She m. Mr. Piatt of Hillsdale, 

'Mich. 

Children: 

4070.* Helen. 
4071.* A Daughter, 



[1468] RICHARD ORSON HULBERT,' (Bro. of Chauncey,) 

b Alford, Mass., June 12, 1792; m. Sheffield, Mass., Apr. 22, 1819, Delia, 
lau. of Jeptha Curtis, b. Sheffield, Dec. 5, 1797. He studied law with his uncle, 
Hon. John W. Hulbert; was admitted to the bar 1815; res. Alford and practiced 
law in Sheffield, Mass., until the winter of 1821-2; removed to Elbridge, N. Y.; 
thence to Erie, Pa., 1825, where he was a merchant: justice of tlie peace. He 
1. Erie, Dec, 5, 1851; she d. Mackinac Island, Mich., Nov. 25, 1855. 

Children: 

b. Apr. 
" Mar. 



4072.* 

4073.* 

4074. 

4075. 

4076.* 

4077. 

4078.* 

4079.* 

40f«0.* 



Richard Philander, 

William Curtis, 

•John, 

Charles, 

Nancy Curtis, 

George, 

Francis Robbins, 

Allen Wright, 

Delia Catherine, 



8, 1820, Sheffield. 
24, 1822, Elbridge. 



June 


24, 


1824, 


U 


d. July 


10, 


1826 


Sept. 


18, 


1827, 


Erie, 


" Apr. 


30, 


1831 


Aug. 


12, 


1830, 










Feb. 


5, 


1833, 




" Mar. 


21, 


183;^ 


April 


8, 


1835, 










Feb. 


11, 


1838, 










Jan. 


13, 


1840, 











[1470] EGBERT NELSON HULBERT,' (Bro. of Chauncey,) 
i] b. Oxford, Mass., June 22, 1799; m. 1st, Elizabeth, dau. of Mazor Tyler, of 
Hillsdale, N. Y., who d. of consumption, Erie, Pa., about 1827; m. 2d. Harriet 
Carter, of Erie. He lived in Oxford until 21 years old, worked on his father's 
ifarm, and taught school four winters. He objected to the study of law or to be 
a clerk in his father's store: and removed from Erie, to Buffalo, N. Y., 1847. In 
1849 he went via the Isthmus to California: where he remained until 1852. In 
1856 he went to Dayton, Ohio; then to Fort Dodge, Iowa; thence back to Day- 



462 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

ton; and to Erie, Pa., where he afterwards lived. He d. Erie, Nov. 2, 1873; she 
d. 1872. 





Ch. b. first wife: 






4081.* 


Henry William. 






4082.* 


Jamjes Edivin. 






4083.* 


Egbert Darwin. 






4084. 


A Daughter; 
By second wife: 


d. 


infancy. 


4085. 


A Daughter; 


d. 


aged 2 yrs. 


4086.* 


Elizabeth Tyler. 






4087. 


A Daughter; 


;-( 


infancy. 


4088.* 


Anka Charlotte, 







[1472] CAROLINE HULBERT,^ (John W.,^ Marcia Hamlin,5 Thomas,* 

Ebenezer,^ James,^!) m. Rev. Francis H. Cuming; Epis. clergyman. He d. 

Aug. 26, 1862. 

Children: 

4089.* Caroline H., b. Dec. 31, 1822, Rochester, N. Y. 

4090.* Thomas B., " " 24, 1827, " " 

2 other children d. young. 

[1473] JOHN PHILIP HULBERT,^ (Bro. of Caroline,) 

He graduated from Hamilton College, N. Y., 1823; lawyer, Syracuse, N. Y., 
1862; County Judge, Auburn, N. Y. 

[1476]. SARAH HULBERT,^ (Sister of Caroline,) 

m. Hon. Thomas Y. How, Jr.; lawyer; Member of Congress, She survived 
him and res. near Auburn, N. Y, 
Several children. 

[1477] CHARLES J. HULBERT,7 (Bro. of Caroline,) 

Lawyer; was in company several years with John H. Casey, Esq., Os- 
wego, N. Y., in the practice of law. He suffered from ill health and returned 
to Auburn, N. Y., his former home. Unmarried. 

[1478] HENRY HUL BERT/ (Bro. of Caroline,) : 

m. twice; res. in Cal., 1862. ! 

Several children. 

[1479] Lieut. WILLIAM HULBERT,^ ( Bro. of Caroline,) 
Cadet, West Point, 183.3; app. 2d Lieut. 6th U. S. Inf., July 1, 1838; killed in a 
fight with the Seminole Indians on a scout at 14 Mile Creek, Fla., May 2, 1839. 
Unmarried. 

[1480] EDWARD HULBERT/ (Bro. of Caroline,) 

Killed on the Louisiana, which was blown up at New Orleans, Nov. 17, 1849. 

[1482] ISAAC HENRY SCOTT HULBERT/ ( Junius," Marcia Hamlin," 
Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) m. Almira Plumb; merchant; settled at Hul- 
berton, Orleans Co., N. Y.; Justice of the Peace; Trustee of the Metliodist 
Church; Postmaster. He is dead. One of the same name d. in Andersonville 
prison, Sept. 17, 1865. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 463 

Children: 

4091.* Abner Davis. 

4092. Caroline; dead. 

4093.* Robert Graham. 

4094. josephus. 

4095. Georgiana. 

4096. Emma. 

4097. Clara Belle. 

4098. John Wesley. 

[1493] FREDERICK RANDOLPH HULBERT,' (Peyton R.,6 Marcia 
Hamlin, 5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Vernon, N. Y., Mar. 9, 1805; m. 
"New York, May 30, 1827, Catherine Rapelyea Tice, b. Middletown Point, N. .1., 
Jan. 7, 1804. He was weigher, inspector and clerk in the Revenue Service; alder- 
man 5th ward, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Congressional Reporter: Newspapercontributor 
and writer of poetry and prose. He d. Apr. 29, 1857, from an injury previously 
received in a railroad accident. 

Children: 



4099. 


Charles Frederick, 


b. 


May 


5, 


1828, 


Jersey City; d. 


May 8, 1833 


4100. 


Richard Theodore, 


K 


July 


3, 


1830, 


U U (1 


May 3, 1833 


4101. 


Caroline Amelia, 




Nov. 


1, 


1833, 


Spottswood, 




4102. 


Charles Frederick, 




Apr. 


26, 


1836, 


Brooklyn. 




4103. 


John Whitfield, 




Nov, 


27, 


1838, 


u 




4104. 


Geraldine, 




Dec. 


21, 


1840, 


li 




4105. 


Henry A . Wise, 




Jan. 


9, 


1843, 


u 




4106. 


Ida Louisa, 




Nov. 


26, 


1844, 


Tappantown. 




4107, 


Mary Julia, 




Mar. 


27, 


1847. 


(< 





[1494] ERASMUS DARWIN HULBERT," (Bro. of Frederick R.,) 
b. near Syracuse, N. Y., Jan. 16, 1807; m. Sept., 1831 or 1841, Jane Post, of 
Patterson, N. J. He d. Oquawka, 111., Feb. 4, 1847, 
Child: 

4108. Victor Darwin, b. about 1843, 

[1495] Dr. JUNIUS JOHN HULBERT,^ (Bro. of Frederick R.,) 
b. Onon, West Hill, N, Y., Jan. 22, 1809; m, 1st, May 17, 1838, Phebe Rem- 
sen, b. Mar. 18, 1818, who d. Oct., 1831; m. 2d, April 18, 1842, Maria Ann, dau. of 
Francis and Maria Bath, b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Sept, 17, 1825. In early life he 
was a school teacher, in Bedford, L. I., and other places. He graduated from 
the University of N. Y., 1840; commenced the practice of medicine the same 
year in Brooklyn. In 1843 he removed to Rosetta, 111, where he afterwards 
resided. 

Children: 

4109. A Child, b. Apr. 18, 1839: d. Julv 30, 1839. 

4110. Helen Maria, *' May 9, 1842, Brooklyn. [July 15, '44. 

4111. Francis B., " July 12, 1843, Henderson Co., 111.: d. 

4112. Richard Randolph, " Oct. 31, 1844, 

4113. Sarah Jane, " Dec. 28, 1846, 

4114. Charles Edward, *' Nov. 28, 1849, 
5115. Caroline Amelia, " Sept. 12, 1850, 

4116. Junius John, '' Dec, 10, 1852, " d. May 17, 1853. 

4117. Frances Josephine, " Mar. 2, 1854, " 

4118. William Henry, " May 19, 1856, *' d. Mar. 22, 185-. 

4119. Victor Raymond, " May 24, 1857, " d. Jun. 12, 1857. 

4120. Albert Sidney, *' Apr. 14, 1859, 

4121. Lucy Eveline, ^' May 23, 1861, 



(< <( 



4122.* 


Catherine Bevier, 


4123. 


Maky Louise, 


4124. 


Samuel B., 


4125.* 


Mary Louise, 


4126.* 


Stephen L., 



464 , THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 1 

[1497] Rev. VICTOR MOREAU HULBERT," D. D., (Bro. of Frederick R.) 
b, Nassau, N. Y., Mar. 22, 1813: m. New Platz, N. Y., May 24, 1843, , 
Jane Ann, dau. of Stephen, Jr., and Catherine (Bevier) Stillwell, b. New Platz, { 
Apr. 12, 1822. He studied at Erasmus Hall and Flatbush, N. Y., and grad, ! 
from Theological Seminary of the Protestant Reformed Dutch church, New [ 
Brunswick, N. J., 1842. He received the degree of D. D. from Rutger College, 
1862; White Plains, 1867; Stone Ridge, 1874; afterwards, Battle Creek, Mich. 
Children: 

b. May 25, 1844, Greensburgh. 

" Apr. 5, 1845, Younkers; Jan. 15. 1846. 

" Mar. 10, 1847, 

" Oct. 9, 1851, Saugerties. 

" Dec. 8, 1853, Yonkers. 

[1499] LUCY ANN HULBERT,- (Sister of Frederick R.,) 

b. Nashua, N. Y., Apr. 20, 1820; m. Apr. 12, 1841, Isaiah Morgan, of Selma, 
Ala. She d. June 15, 1854. 
Children: 

4127. William Forbes. 

4128. Edward Isaiah. 

4129. Lucy Ann. 

[1500] HELEN M. HULBERT,^ (Sister of Frederick R.,) 

b. Alford, Mass., 1825; m. 1852, Rev. B. M. Genung; Methodist Clergyman; 
she resided White Plains, N. Y., 1887, 
Children, 

4130. Lucy. 

4131. Charles. 

4132. Alice. 

4133. Merwin. 

[1505] WARREN FORD,^ (Jesse,« Ruth Hamlin,^ Tliomas,* Ebenezer,^: 

James,2i) b. Red Rock, N. Y., Jun. 25, 1793; m. 1st, Abigail Pixley, b. Aug. 

2, 1801, who d. Canaan, July 19, 1832; m. 2d, Petersburgh, N. Y., Sept. 19, 1833, 

Sardinia Worthington, b. Petersburgh, Oct. 1, 1799. Both d. Canaan; he Dec. 

14, 1861; she Apr. 14, 1883. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Canaan: 
4134.* LuciNDA, July 22, 1822. 

4135.* William Alexander, Oct. 3, 1824. 
4136.* Edward Warren, Apr. 22, 1826. 

4137.* Mary Ann, Apr. 13, 1828. 

By 2d wife, b. Canaan: 
4138.* Abigail Ross, Aug. 26, 1834. 

4139.* Rowland Thomas, Apr. 22, 1838. 

[1506] JESSE FORD,^ (Bro. of Warren,) 

b. Red Rock, N. Y., May 13, 1795; m. Salisbury, Ct., Jan. 16, 1823, Electa, 
dau. of Silas and Mary (Warner) Everts, of Salisbury, b. Sept. 15, 1801; soldier 
1812 war, in Capt. A. F. Hayden's Co., in Col. Van Ransselaer's N. Y. Regt., 
from Sept. 12, to Nov. 13, 1814. Their children Esther and Frances reside on 
the old family homestead at Chatham, N. Y. Both d. Chatham; he Feb. 25, 
1878; she Mar, 27, 1852. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



4()5 





Children: 


4140. 


Mary Everts, 


4141. 


Horace W., 


4142. 


Esther, 


4143.* 


Sarah Ann, 


4144.* 


Silas Jesse, 


4145. 


Elizabeth, 


4146. 


Francis Asbury, 



b. Oct. 14, 1823, Canaan; d. unm. Aufj:.23,'91 

" Sept. 15, 1825, " " " Apr. 23, '48 

" Dee. 16, 1827, " unm. 1899. 

" Oct. 31, 1831, 

" Apr. 15, 1834. 

" July 6, 1837, Chatham; d. Aug. 8, 1842 

" June 19, 1842, " unm. 1899. 



[1508] POLLY FORD,' (Sister of Warren,) 

b. Red Rock, N.Y., Oct. 18, 1797; m. Austerlitz, N. Y., Dec. 29, 1823, Frank- 
lin, son of Thomas and (Beebe) Smith, b. Canaan, Dec. 2, 1797; farmer; res. 

11 miles from East Chatham village, on the farm now occupied by their grand- 
son, Smith Franklin Phillips: Democrat until 1856, afterwards Republican. 
Both d. East Chatham; she, Nov. 22, 1858; he. Mar. 11, 1875. 
Ch. b. Canaan: 

4147. Almira, Feb. 18, 1826; d. Dec. 2, 1827. 

4148.* Marieta S., Sept. 19, 1828. 

4149. Cyrus Franklin, Oct. 25, 1831; d. unm. May 14, 1881. 

[1509] JOHN ALLEN FORD,' (Bio. of Warren,) 

b. Austerlitz, N. Y., Feb. 23, 1801; m. 1st, Lexington, N. Y., 1825, Chris- 
iana, dau. of Hezekiah and Naomi (Ford) Petti t, b. Lexington, Apr. 1, 1806, 
who d. Kingston, N. Y., Mar. 29, 1842; m. 2d, Lexington, Mary Pettit, sister of 
first wife, b. Lexington, Apr. 4, 1813, who d. Hudson, N. Y., 1897; carpenter; 
Lexington; removed to Kingston about 1838, then to East Chatham: Democrat; 
Baptist. He d. East Chatham, June 25, 1884. 
Ch. by 1st wife, b. Lexington: 
Elizabeth Louisa, Feb. 5, 1826. 
Silas Pettit, Nov. 13, 1827. 

Calvin F., June 17, 1829. 

By 2d wife, 
4153. George W., b. May, 1847; d. Jan. 3, 1866, Montreal. 



4150.* 
4151.* 
4152.* 



[1510] WELTHIA FORD,' (Sister of Warren,) 

b. Austerlitz, N. Y., Oct. 28, 1802; m. there, Nov. 19, 1823, Addison, son of 
Ezra and Anna (Beebe) Park,* b. Canaan, Mar. 28, 1801; farmer, merchant, car 
ibuilder and carpenter; res. Canaan until 1840; Troy until 1864; afterwards Mer- 

* NoTE;i58. ROBERT PARKE.i b. England ; came from Preston, Eng., 1630, settled at 

(Roxbury. Mass.; was of Wethersfield. Ct., 1(«9; freeman. 1640; removed to Pequot Plantation, 

inow New London, 1649, where his barn on what is now corner of Hempste'ad and Granite 

Streets was the first place of public worship there; Representative, I641-2, '52; selectman, 16.51. 

He d. New London, 1665. 

Children: 

WlLLLIAM. 
RiCHABD. 

Thomas. 
Samuel. 

Ann; m. Edward Payson of Roxbury. 

THOMAS PARKE,2 b. England, come with his father to America; m. Dorothy Thompson ; 
was of Wethersfield, Ct., 1618; removed to Stonington, then to New London, 1649; Preston, 16»6; 
' first deacon of the church there, 1698. He d. .July :«), 1709. 



466 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



iden, Ct.; Whig, Abolitionist and Republican; Methodists. Buried in the ol 
Parlve family graveyard, on the old homestead at Canaan: she d. Troy, N. Y 
April 17, 1892. He d. Meriden, Aug. 29, 1882. 
Children: 

b. May 11, 1825, Canaan. 



4154.* 
4155.* 
4156.* 
4157.* 



Austin Ford, 
Sidney Wesley, 
Alt ANA Welthia, 
Mary Josephine, 



" Jan. 29, 1827, 
" Oct. 8, 1832, 
" Mar. 13, 1840, New Lebanon. 



Children: 

Martha, 

Thomas, 

Robert. 

Nathaniel. 

Dorothy, 

Alice, 

.John. 



b, 1646; m. Isaac Wheeler of Stonington, Ct. 



m. Joseph Morgan. 

" Greenfield Larrabee. 



NATHANIEL PARKE.s m. Sarah, eldest dau. of George Geer. He was of Norwich, Ct, 
1680; Land was granted to him by the town of Groton, Ct., where he lived, and d. about 1718. 

Children: 



Nathaniel. 

EZEKIEL. 

Joseph, 

John. 

Isaac. 

Jacob. 

Phebe; 

Margaret, 



b. 1687. 



Thomas Beman. 
•Jabez Spicer. 



JOSEPH PARKE,* b, 1687; m. Mary Smith. He appears in Groton, Ct., 1721; Middletown. 
1724, when he deeded his share in his father's estate; he sold his farm in Sharon, Ct., 1746, and 
removed to Duchess Co., N. Y.. where he died. A son of Joseph Parke, perhaps James, and his 
son were killed by Tories near Danbury, Ct., during the Revolution. The records of Middle 
town, Ct., give the record of his family. 

Children : 

Sarah. 

Joseph. 

Mary. 

Elizabeth. 

Daniel. 

Smith, b. 1722. 

. And perhaps James, b. .Ian. 24, 1724. 

SMITH PARKE,5b. 1722; m. Mary Davis; was of Sharon, Ct., 1743; removed to Canaan. 
N. Y., 1780. Both d. there; he Feb. 12, 1807; she Feb. 15. 1826, aged 97 years, 1 mo. 15 days. 

Children; 

Mary, m. Mr. Dunham. 

Smith, " and removed to Green Co., N. Y. 

Eunice, " Mr. Wattles. 

.Iohn, " Rhoda Roe. 

Joseph, " and lived at Duanesburgh, N. Y. 

Ezra, b. Jan. 8, 1759, Sharon; m. Anna Beebe. 

Jonathan, m. Huldah Culver and Lydia Andress. 

David, " Sally Woodworth. 

Lucy, " William Clark. 

Reuben, " Elizabeth Ford. 

EZRA PARKE,6b. Sharon, Ct., Jan. 8, 1759; m. May 30, 17S2, Mrs. Anna Hurd, dau. of 
Martin and Dorcas (Judson) Beebe, b, .Ian. 22, 1762; private in Capt. Shepard's Co., Conn.; en- 
listed from Sharon, Ct., Aug. 1, 1777, for three years, Corp. of Artificers; also Corp. in Capt. John 
Davis' 5th Co., in Col. William B. Whiting's 17th (Albany Co.,) N. Y., Regt., (King's Dist.) in 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 467 

[loll] ALMANZA rORD,7 (Bro. of Warren,) 

b. Austerlitz, N. Y., Apr. 19, 1805; m. Lebanon, N. Y., Susannah, dau. of 
avid and Susannah (Starks) Ford, b. Red Rock, N. Y., Sept. 8, 1815: carpen- 
ter; Red Rock; Republican. Both d. Red Rock; he, Dec. 21, 1875; she, Aug. 26, 

1881. 

Ch. b. Red Rock: 

4158. A Daughter. d. in infancy. 

4159. A Son, " " early manhood. 
4160.* Fred Austin, b. Oct. 14, 1842. 

[1512] ALTANA VALENTINE FORD,' (Sister of Warren, ) 

b. Austerhtz, N. Y., Nov. 18, 1807; m. Chatham, N. Y., May 7, 1848, Cyprian 
Powell, b. Aug. 1, 1816. Both d. Austerlitz; she, Feb. 16, 1874; he, Apr. 16. 1892. 

Children: 

4161. John Cyprian, b. July 4, 1850; d. Sept. 27, 1851. 

41H2.* Louisa Altana, " Mar. 2, 1852, Red Rock. 



[1513] CYRUS LEE FORD,' (Bro. of Warren,) 

b. Austerlitz, N. Y., June 23, 1809; ra. Sarah White, b. Dec. 27, 1832. Both 
id. Chatham, N. Y.; he, Jan. 22, 1867; she, Sept. ;^0, 1892. 

Children: 
4l();5. Arthur, b. Nov. 2, 1854. 

4164. Newton, " Jan. 25, 1860. 

[1526] ABNER FORD,^ (Jonathan,« Ruth Hamlin,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ 
.Tames.2i) b. Dec. 26, 1789; m. Catherine Flint,* b. Jan. 18, 1790. He d. Aug. 
24, 1860: she d. Jan. 5, 1856. 
Children; 

4165. Valorous D., b. Dec. 27, 1809. 

4166. John Henry, " Sept. 24, 1811. 

4167.* CoRYDON L., " Aug. 29, 1813, Lexington. 

4168. Hiram Franklin, " Sept. 20, 1816; d. Mar. 20, 1842. 

4169. Levi Johnson, " Nov. 1, 1820, " Oct. 30, 1866. 

Rev. war. Their old homestead at Red Rock, Canaan, N. Y., is occupied by their Kranf^son. 

Joseph D. Parke. Both d. Red Rock; he Aug. 31, 1827; she Mar. 19, 1842. 
Children: 

Sally, b. Feb. 10, 17«;i; m. .Jesse Battcrshall. 

Rhoda, " July 29, 1784; d. July 16, 1788. 

Martin, " Mar. 6, 178(J; " Au^'. 29, 1789. 

Polly, " Jan. 24, 1788; m. Wm, Goodrich, Jr. 

JUDSON, " Oct. 9, 1789; " Sally Benjamin. 

Martin, " May 24, 17i)2; • Olive Morton and Mrs. Elizabeth Northrop. 

Anna, " Mar. 29,1794; d. Mar, 10, 1877, unni. 

Ezra, " Feb. 19, 1797; ra. Sally Maria Barrett. 

Betsey, " Mar. 23, 1799; d. Nor. 25, 1872, unm. 

Addison, " Mar. 27, 1801 ; ra. Welthia Ford. 

Tryphena. " Feb. 2. 1804: d. .Ian. 13, 1892. unm. 

Rhoda, - Nov, 9. 180.5; " Jan. 2, 1807. 

Joseph Doty, " July 25,1808; '• Apr. .5, 1809. 

* For Flint see note 300. 



468 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[1527] ELIAB W. FORD," (Bro. of Abner,) 

b. Oct. 9, 1791; m. Fanny Davis, b. Aug. 30, 1789. He d. June 7, 1865. 





Children; 








4170. 


Prudknce, 


b. Feb. 


27, 


1811. 


4171. 


William Harrison, 


" Aug. 


28, 


1813; d. Apr. 21, 1844 


4172. 


Hannah, 


" Oct. 


8, 


1815. 


4173. 


Rachael, 


" Apr. 


8, 


1818. 


4174. 


Charlotte Ann, 


" Feb. 


2, 


1821. 


4175. 


Oscar Fitzalan, 


" Jan. 


22, 


1823. 


4176. 


Olivia Penrose, 


" Feb. 


23, 


1826. 


4177. 


Rensselaer Davis, 


" May 


19, 


1830. 


4178. 


Ambrose Spencer, 


" Jan. 


19, 


1836. 



[1528] JONATHAN H. FORD,' (Bro. of Abner,) 

b. Mar, 4, 1794; m. Polly Jessup. He d. Jan. 11, 1878. 





Children: 








4179. 


Nancy Maria, 


b. Dec. 


28, 


1818. 


4180. 


Cornelia L., 


" Apr. 


28, 


1821. 


4181. 


Emer Jane, 


" Oct. 


11, 


1823; d. Aug. 8, 1851. 


4182. 


Delevan, 


" Dec. 


26, 


1825. 



[1529] PRUDENCE FORD,7 (Sister of Abner,) 

b. Lexington, N. Y., Mar. 7, 1796: m. there, 1812, William Van Hoosen, 
b. Athens, Green Co., N. Y. He. d. New Milford, Pa., May 21, 1863. 

Children: 



d. Jan., 1865. 
" Mar., 1845. 



4183. 


Martin F., 


b. Dec. 


29, 


1814. 


4184. 


Francisco, 


" Mar. 


14, 


1816. 


4185. 


Annis Eliza, 


" May 


4, 


1819. 


4186. 


Charlotte Antoinett, 


" Oct. 


25, 


1821: 


4187. 


Polly Amanda, 


" Mar. 


3, 


1823. 


4188. 


William, 


" July 


23, 


1825; 


4189. 


Orilla Ann, 


" Feb. 


22, 


1828. 


4190. 


Harriet Jane, 


" .Sept 


3, 


18.30. 


4191. 


Prudence Maria, 


" Mar. 


31, 


1832. 


4192. 


Ambrosia Salome, 


" Aug. 


8, 


1834. 


4193. 


LOVINE, 


" Oct. 


8, 


1837. 



[1530] HIRAM D. FORD,^ (Bro. of Abner,) 

b. Lexington, N. Y., Jan. 5, 1798; m. 1st, Sally Amanda,^ dau of David and 
Susannah (Starks) Ford, b. Canaan, N. Y., May 27, 1806, who d. April 15, 1847; 
m. 2d, Mrs. Sally Tallman: m. 3d, Mrs Adaline, widow of Seth O. Morehouse, 
nee Ford: res. Chatham, N. Y.: Justice of the Peace. He d. Feb. 3, 1872. 





Children: 










4194.* 


Lorenzo Burtt, 


b. July 


18, 


1827. 




4195.* 


Chester Starks, 


" Sept. 


16, 


1829. 




4196. 


Matilda H., 


" Mar. 


21, 


1834: 


d. Apr. 29, 1842. 


4197.* 


Hiram Milton, 


" June 


n, 


1837. 





SEVENTH GENERATION. 469 

[1531] MARTIN H. FORD/ (Bro. of Abner.) 

b. July 21, 1800; m. Laura M.. dau. of Jesse and Sally ( Park) Battershall, b. 
panaau, N. Y., July 20, 1802; res. many years in Mlcb., where both d.; he Aug. 
^1, 1867. 





Children; 






4198. 


Christiana, 


b. Apr. 


6, 1824; m. Richards 


4199. 


Jonathan Park, 


" Dec. 


6, 1825; res. Handford, Cal. 


4200. 


Annis M., 


" July 


27, 1828. 


4201. 


Martin M., 


" May 


23, 1832; d. 1853. 


4202. 


Mart E., 


" Apr. 


23, 1835. 


4203. 


Charles A., 


*' July 


11, 1838. 


4204. 


Edwin A., 


" June 


4, 1841. 





Children: 


4205. 


A 31 AND A MALVINA, 


4206. 


Horace Crooker, 


4207. 


Silas Devol, 


4208. 


Edwin Sandys, 


4209.* 


Sarah Jane, 



[1532] ANNIS FORD,7 (Sister of Abner,) 

b. July 12, 1802; m. Dec. 25, 1820, Rev. Isaac S. Gifford;* Baptist clergyman; 
iUhe d. Port Chester, N. Y. 

b. June 17, 1822; m. Ludham, 

" Aug. 3, 1824; res. Berlin, N. Y. 

*' Dec. 81, 1826; d. Dec. 1896-7. 

" Mar. 29, 1831; res. Long Ridge, N. J. 

" Mar. 3, 1834. 

[1533] HARRIET E. FORD,' (Sister of Abner,) 

b. May 3, 1804: m. George Washington Johnson, b. Canaan, N. Y., Apr. 15, 
!l803. He d. Peoria, 111., May 5, 1852. 
Children; 

4210. Cornelia E., Sept. 18, 1828. 

4211. LuMAN Ford, Nov. 27, 1830. 
I 4212. Rachael Sophia, Apr. 20, 1836. 
I 

[1534] ALEXANDER FORD,' (Bro. of Abner,) 

b. Mar. 21, 1806; m. Restean Bowerman,t b. Oct. 22, 1808. He d. Nov. 18, 

1866. 

Children: 

4213. George Washington, b. Jan. 26, 1830: d. Oct. 10, 1855. 

4214. Mary Jane, "Oct; 22, 1833, " May 7,1838. 

4215. LuciNDA E., " Jan. 1, 1837. 

4216. Ransom Townsend, " Mar. 12, 1839. 

4217. Charles Alexander, " June 29, 1841. 

4218. Mercelia Albertine, "Dec. 12, 1847; d. Jan. 9, 1850. 

[1535] EDWIN JONATHAN FORD," ( Bro. or Abner,) 

b. Green Co., N. Y., Apr. 27, 1808; m. 1st, 1833, Julia Ann Gott, b. Mar. 12, 

1812, who d. May 6, 1870: m. 2d, Mrs. Mary Ann, widow of Alphonzo Ford, nee 

Dean; res. Austerlitz, N. Y. 
Child: 

4219. LoviNE H., b. Aug. 30, 1844; d. Feb. 28, 1869. 

* For Gifford see note 93. 

+ For Bowerman see note 327. 



470 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[1536] LOVINE GIBBS FORD,' (Sister of AbnerJ 

b. Mar. 24, 1810; m. Lucinda Darling, b. Oct. 1, 1816. 

Children: 



4220. 


Chakles Edwin, 


b. Jan. 


25, 


1838; 


d. Oct. 16, 1839. 


4221. 


Seth Lealano,' 


" Nov. 


16, 


1840. 




4222. 


Byron Lovine, 


" Jan. 


9, 


1842. 




4223. 


Mary Ellen, 


" June 


1, 


1845. 




4224. 


James Smith, 


" Dec. 


3, 


1848. 




4225. 


Harriet Jane, 


" Mar. 


6, 


1852. 




4226. 


Frank, 


" Dec. 


3, 


1855; 


d. Feb. 19, 1857. 



1537] ALONZO GALE FORD," (Bro. of Abner.) 
b. Feb. 11, 1814; m. Mary E. Darling, b. July 8, 1820. He d. Sept. 24, 1878. 
Children: 

4227. Ellen Maria, b. Apr. 29, 1844; d. May 10, 1844. 

4228. Jonathan D., " Feb. 18, 1848, " " 17, 1848. 

[1542] RANSOM FORD," (Eliab,^ Ruth Hamlin,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,» 
James,3i) b. Oxford, June 24, 1803; m. Guilford, N. Y., Axsena, dau. of Ruel 

and Loranie (Crawford; Ford, b. Windham, Aug. 28, 1807; Guilford, and Canaan, 

N. Y. Both d. Canaan; he Sept. 26, 1838; she Feb. 11, 1890. 

Children: 

4229.* William Oscar, b. Dec. 21, 1827, Guilford. 
4230.* Mary Ann, " Oct. 18, 1831, Canaan. 

[1547] SUSANNA STARKS,^ (Ruth Ford," Ruth Hamlin,^ Thomas,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Red Rock, N. Y., Jan, 28, 1795; m. Zenas, son of Daniel 
and Rebecca (Holdridge) Burrows, b. Austerlitz, N. Y., April, 1793; shoemaker 
and farmer; Austerlitz and Red Rock; Republican; private 1812 war; Christians. 
Both d. Red Rock; she. Mar. 28, 1863; he, July 30, 1864. 





Ch. b. Red Rock: 












4231. 


Miranda, 


Sept. 


12, 


1815; 


m. Ruel Ford.' 




4232. 


Fidelia, 


Oct. 


15, 


1818; 


d. unm., Oct. 17, 


1840. 


4233. 


Sally Ann, 


Mar. 


20, 


1821, 


" " Aug. 30, 


1871. 


4234. 


Ralph, 


Jun. 


30, 


1825, 


Dec. 30, 


1828. 


4235. 


Wm. McKbndrie, 


May 


7, 


1827. 






4236. 


Talcott R., 


Jun. 


5, 


1830. 






4237. 


Charles M., 


July 


7, 


1835. 







[1548] TALCOTT GIBBS STARKS,' (Bro. of Susanna,) 

b. Red Rock, N. Y., Apr. 25, 1797; m. 1st, Canaan, N. Y., Nov. 15, 1818, 

Phebe, dau. of William and Phebe (Johns) Goodrich,* b. July 13, 1796, who d. 

Red Rock, Mar. 21, 1834; m. 2d, Mar. 1836, Martha Thompson; shoe dealer; Red 

Rock, Troy, and Chatham, N. Y.; Democrat. He was killed by cars, Richmond, 

Mass., July 5, 1852. 

* For Goodrich see note 217. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 471 





Children: 










4238.* 


Lucy M., b. 


Feb. 


23, 


1820. 




4239. 


Solomon Johns, '• 


July 


6, 


1823: 


d. Dec. 29, 1828 


4240.* 


Laura Ann, " 


June 


3, 


1825, 


Red Rock. 


4241.* 


Joseph Badger. " 


Mar. 


10, 


1827. 




4242*. 


Frances J., " 


Dec. 


23, 


1829. 


Red Rock. 


4243.* 


Ralph J., " 


Mar. 


29, 


1832, 


a n 


4244.* 


Phebe a., " 


Mar. 


11, 


1834. 


i( (1 



[1549] ALANSON FORD STARKS," (Bro. of Susanna,) 

b. Red Rock, N. Y., May 1, 1800; m. Rhoda Doty.* He d. Troy, N. Y., May 

15, 184(1. 

No issue. 

[1550] RALPH J. STARKS,' (Bro. of Susanna.) 

b. Red Rock, N. Y., June 22, 1803; m. Elizabeth B. Davis; she res. Troy, 
N. Y. He d. Troy. Sept. 22, 1890. 

Cliildren: 

4245. Henry A.; Methodist clergyman. 

4246. Edson. 

Two daughters dead, 

[1551] PRUDENCE STARKS,^ (Sister of Susanna,) 

b. Red Rock, N. Y., Oct. 23, 1807; m. Calvin Beebe. She d. Canaan, July 

27, 1889. 

Children: 

4247. A, G- (a son), res. Canaan Four Corners, N. Y. 

4248. Amos. 

4249. DwiGHT. 

4250. Alanson. 
4251.* A Daughter, 

[155.3] AMOS H. STARKS,' (Bro. of Susanna,) 
b. Red Rock, N. Y. Sept. 30, 1814: m. 1st, Anastasia Billings, b. Columbia 
Co., N. Y., 1829. She was President Chautauqua Society. She d. Detroit, 
Mich., 1883; m. 2d. Elvira, dau. of Harry and (Thompson) Reed, b. Co- 
lumbia Co., N. Y., 1844; both wives Methodists; retired merchant; Red Rock 
until 1844; since Chatham: Republican. 

Ch. b. 1st wife, b. Chatham: 

4252.* Leora a., 1852. 

By 2d wife, b. Chatham: 

4253. John A., 1861; d. 1883, unm. 

4254. Irving H., 1863, unm. 1899. 
4255.* WiLLARD R., Nov, 8, 1865. 

4256. Ada M., 1867, " 1899. 

[1554] ALPHONZO FORD,' (Alanson,« Ruth Hamlin,^ Thomas.* Eben- 
ezer,3 James,2i) b. Dec 3, 1803: m. 1st, Jane Clark; m. 2d, Mary Ann Dean, 

b. Oct. 21, 1813; she survived him and m. Edwin J. Ford;^ and res. Austerlitz, 

N. Y. He d. 1863. 

* For Doty see note 230, 



412. THE HAMLIN FAMILY, 





Ch. by 1st wife 


; 








4257.* 


Alanson G., 
By 2d wife, 


b. 


Feb. 


1, 


1828, 


4258. 


Harriet J., 


a 


Feb. 


19, 


1835 


4259. 


Betsey A., 


(t 


Dec. 


5, 


1836 


4260. 


Sally Ette, 


(-( 


Nov. 


19, 


1846, 



[1555] CLARINDA FOK]),7 (Sister of Alphonzo,) 

b. June 10, 1806; m. George W. Adsit, b. Nov. 6, 1806. 

Cliildren: 

4261., LuciNDA M., b. May 1,1834. 

4262. Mary J., " Mar. 30, 1840. 

4263. Martin J., " Aug. 9, 1841. 

4264. KOSETTA H., " Feb. 28, 1843. 

[1556] LORENZO DOW FORD,7 (David.e Ruth Hamlin,^ Thomas,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i)b. Canaan, N. Y,, Oct. 14, 1803; m. there, July 3, 1827, 
Anna, dau. of John and Betsey Jane (Cady) Wilcox, b. Canaan, Oct. 10, 1807; car- 
penter, and school teacher; Canaan, except a few years at Gilman, Ills.: Repub- 
lican; she Christian. He d. Chatham, N. Y., July 22, 1887; she d. Oilman, Ills., 
May 31, 1881. 

Ch, b. Canaan: 

4265.* Franklik Smith, b. June 6, 1828. 

4266.* Cordelia A., " Nov. 7, 1829. 

4267.* Sidney Wilcox, " Jan. 13, 1832. 

4268.* Adaline Morehouse. " Nov. 21, 1833. 

4269.* Antoinette A., " June 8, 1836. 

[1557] ADALINE FORD,^ (Sister of Lorenzo D.,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Jan. 23, 1805; m. Seth O., son of Jared Morehouse, b. 
Conn., June 8, 1800; farmer; Canaan; Republican: she Christian. Slie d. Spring- 
field, Mass., Aug. 12, 1864; he d. Apr. 25, 1852. 

Ch. b. Red Rock: 

4270.* Mortimer, June 13, 1828. 

[1559] GERALDINE FORD,' (Sister of Lorenzo D.,/ 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Nov. 2, 1807; ra. Dec. 9, 1828, Albert, son of John and 

Betsey Jane (Cady) Wilcox, b. Red Rock, N. Y., Jan. 14, 1805; farmer; Canaan; 

Republican; Christians. Botli d. Canaan; she, Sept. 28. 1847; he, Sept. 28, 1893. 

Ch. b. Red Rock: 

4271.* David, Mar. 27, 1830. 
4272.* Susan, Aug. 19, 1832. 
4273. John, May 11, 1847; d. June 2, 1865. 

[1560] JOSEPH CROOKER FORD,' (Bro. of Lorenzo D.,} 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Aug. 17, 1809; m. New Britain, Ct., Jan. 13, 1839, Debo- 
rah, dau. of Israel and Ruth (Reynolds) Fowler, b. Duchess Co., N. Y., Mar. 
2, 1818; farmer; Canaan; Republican; Christians. He d. Canaan, Mar. 19, 1878. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



473 





Ch. b. Canaan: 






4274.* 


Ellis J., 


June 18, 


1843 


4275.* 


Helen, 


Dec. 14, 


1846 


4276.* 


Irving, 


Apr. 28, 


1858 



[1561] DAVID FORD,- (Bro. of Lorenzo D.,) 

I b. Canaan, N. Y., Aug. 23, 1811; m. 1st, there, 1831, Louisa Benjamin,* b. 
banaan, Dec. 6, 1808, who d. Canaan, Feb. 19, 1832: m. 2d, Canaan, Dec. 17, 1834, 
;.Iane E. Battershall, b. Canaan, Apr. 13, 1813, whod. Chicago, 111., Jan. 12, 1866; 
'carriage mfg.; Canaan, N. Y., until 1850: Rochester, N. Y., until 1853; Toronto, 
Ontario, until 1863: Chicago, Ills., until 1870: Rockford, 111., until 1872, and Mil- 
waukee, Wis., until 1884: since, Rockford, 111., Republican. 
Ch. by 1st wife b. Canaan: 
4277.* George H., Feb. 18, 1832. 

By 2d wife, b. Canaan: 
Angeline B., Dec. 12, 18.36. 

Eugene, Aug. 18, 1841. 



4278.* 
4279.* 



[1564] RUTH BURROWS,' (Prudence Ford,6 Ruth Hamlin,^ Thomas,* 
iEbenezer,3 James,2i) b. Austerlitz, N. Y., Sept. 5, 1813; m. Benjamin, son of 



John and Charity (Snyner) Freese, b. Apr. 15, 1817 
Nov. 3, 1887; he d. Oct. 20, 1887. 
Ch. b. Red Rock: 

Delavan, 

Caroline, 

Leonard, 

Edavin William, 

Prudence, 



She d. Red Rock, N. Y., 



4280. 

4281. 

4282. 

4283.* 

4284.* 



Feb. 
Mar. 

Sept. 



12, 1842; d. May 19, 1842. 

15, 1844; unm. 1899. 
9, 1846; " 
June 16, 1848. 
Dec. 27, 1851. 



[1565] MARIA BURRO W^S,^ (Sister of Ruth,) 

b. Red Rock, N. Y., Apr. 11, 1816; m. George Hiram Crane, b. Nov. 1, 1813. 
She d. Ghent, N. Y., Nov. 1, 1886; he d. Dec. 29, 1878. 
Children: 
4285.* George Ford, b. Jan. 14, 1836, Red Rock. 

4286.* Marietta, " Sept. 25, 1839, " " 

4287. Charles S., " Dec. 30, 1844, " " d. Oct. 17, 1856 



[1566] ADDISON BURROWS," (Bro. of Ruth,) 

b. Red Rock, N. Y., Jan. 6, 1819; m. Esther Lown, b. Sept. 13, 1816. 
Red Rock, Aug. 13, 1876; shed. Sept. 13, 1892. 
Children: 



Hed. 



4288. 


Oscar, 


b 


Aug 


4289. 


MoRTiJiER Lown, 




Dec. 


4290.* 


Frederick Vincent, 




May 


4291. 


Martin Deyo, 




July 


4292.* 


Susan Ann, 




May 


4293.* 


David Jeroie, 




May 


4294. 


Alanson Starks, 




Aug. 


4295.* 


William Mickle, 




May 



19, 1842: d. Feb. 10, 1843. 

21, 1843; " " 13, 1874, unm. 

28, 1845, Red Rock. 
24, 1847: unm. 1899. 

29, 1849, Red Rock. 
18, 1851, " 

15, 1853, " " unm. 1899. 
10, 1856, " " 



* NOTE:te9. JOHN BEN.JAMIN. Gentleman, came from Wales; sailed with Sir Richard 
Saltoastall. in the I/foH, and arrived at Boston, IGi-J: he built a house in Cambridge, and was 
the first bailiff (mayor) of the town; was the intimate friend of Gov. Winthrop, and had the 
largest library in the colony. The coat of arms points back to the Crusades. Motto: "Paussez 
en avant." It is an old English family, with perhaps a Welsh branch. 

.JOSEPH BEN.TAMIN. youngest son of John, moved to Pomfret, Ct. 



474 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. | 

[1567] ZILPHA JANE BURROWS,' (Sister of Ruth, ) i 

b. Red Rock, N. Y., May 14, 1822; m. Dec. 31, 1843, Frederick W.,' son o\ 
Heman and Ruby (Phelps) Skiff,* b. Canaan, N. Y., Nov. 21, 1819; blacksmith 
Canaan Four Corners, N. Y.; Republican: member Unity Lodge No. 9, A. F. ^ 
A. M.; Methodists. 

Ch. b. Canaan Four Corners: 

4296.* Uriah Davis, Nov. 6, 1844. 

4297. Heman Jerome, Sept. 15, 1847; d. Sept. 23, 1848. 

4298. ALtFred Lewis, Jan. 31, 18.54; unm. 1899. 



[1568] ALBERT FORD,' (Ruel,6 Ruth Hamlin,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer, 
James,2i) b. Canaan, N. Y., May 2, 1806; m. Betsey Beebe, b. Jan. 18, 1809 
carpenter; Canaan Centre, N. Y. Hed. Canaan Centre, Aug. 9, 1860; shed 
Dec. 23, 1885. 





Ch. b. Canaan: 














4299.* • 


Robert R,, 


Aug. 


31, 


1828. 








4300. 


Ira B., 


Sept. 


28, 


1830. 








4301. 


Emerett, 


Dec. 


15, 


1832. 








4302. 


Caroline J., 


Mar. 


30, 


1835. 








4303. 


Lorenzo Dow, 


May 


5. 


1837. 








4304. 


Betsey M., 


Jan. 


7. 


1839; 


d. July 


30, 


1842. 


4305. 


Polly Amanda, 


May 


19, 


1841. 








4306. 


Albert, 


Apr. 


27, 


1844, 


" Aug. 


25, 


1845. 


4307. 


Sidney A., 


Dec. 


14, 


1845. 








4308. 


Edward W., 


Feb. 


8, 


1848, 


" .Tan. 


20, 


1850. 


4309. 


Julia M., 


June 


3, 


1849, 


" Oct. 


1, 


1880. 


4310. 


ACHSIA E., 


Sept. 


10, 


1850. 








4311. 


Miranda, 


Apr. 


19, 


1852, 


'"' May 


4, 


1852. 


4312. 


Mary E., 


May 


16, 


1854. 









[1570J EMELINE ford,' (Sister of Albert,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., July 9, 1809: m. Red Rock, N. Y., Feb. 16, 1832, Orville 
G., son of Henry and Abigail (Lord) Starks, b. Canaan, Nov. 1, 1804; carpenter: 
Canaan; Whig; Methodists. She was living with her dau., Abigail, 1899. Hei 
d. Canaan, Sept. 3, 1850. 

Ch. b. Canaan: 

4313.* Abigail Lord, Nov. 16, 1835. 

4314.* Harriet Elizabeth, Aug. 1, 1839. 



* Note 360. .TAMES SKIFF,i came from Kent, England; m. Mary Reeves; settled in 
Sandwich, Mass. about 1641. Descendants: 

NATHAN,2 b. 1658; d. 17a3. 

STEPHEN,3 of Windliam, Ct., b. 1693; d. 1778. 

NATHAN,* of Kent, Ct., b. 1718; m. 1741, Thankful Eaton; he removed from Tolland, Ct., 
1761. Hed. 1796. 

NATHAN,5 of Kent; b. 1752; m. 1776, Abigail Puller. Hed, 1834. 

HEMAN J,. 6 of Kent, b. 1782; m. Ruby Phelps. He d. 1857. 

FREDERICK W.,7 b. Nov. 21, 1819; m. Zilpha J. Burrows. 

The family of Skifif were numerous at Chilmark, Nantucket, Mass.. from whence some 
went to Sharon, Ct., 1775, and was a common name there. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 475 

[1571] LOUISA FORD J (Sister of Albert, ) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Apr. 28, 1811: m. Hiram Bates, b. May 31, 1809. She d. 
Hudson, N. Y., June 24, 1880. 
Children: 

4315. Elisha W., Aug. 11, 1835. 

4316. William H., Feb. 3, 1839. 

[1572] RUELFORD,- (Bro.'of Albert, ) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., May 13, 1814; m. there. May 29, 1836, Miranda,^ dau. of 
Zenasand Susanna (Starks") Burrows, b. Canaan, N. Y., Sept. 12, 1815: carpen- 
ter and millwright; Democrat; Canaan, Chatham and Red Rock; she res. Red 
Rock, N. Y.: Christian. He d. Red Rock, July 30, 1877. 
Ch. b. Red Rock: 



4317.* 


Adelbbrt, 


Mar. 


4, 


1837. 


4318.* 


Henrietta, 


Apr. 


24, 


1839. 


4319.* 


LoRANA Crawford, 


Aug. 


20, 


1840. 


4320.* 


Ralph Starks, 


Nov. 


30, 


1841. 



[1573] WILLIAM FORD,' (Bro. of Albert,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Nov. 10, 1815: m. Maria Hawks,* b. Aug. 10, 1820; carpen- 
ter. He d. Springfield, Mass., Sept. 12, 1882: she d. Jan. 23, 1886. 
Children: 

4321. Charles, Mar. 22, 1844. 

4322. IsabelleA., Nov. 20, 1846. 

4323. • Clarence B., June 29, 1848. 

4324. Ransom, July 27, 1850. 

[1574] ANDULASIA FORD,' (Sister of Albert,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Feb. 20, 1818; m. Erastus Hall, b. Mar. 6, 1811; farmer; 

Flat Brook, N. Y.; Republican. Both d. Flat Brook; she, Dec. 22, 1879; he 

July 19, 1893. 

Ch. b. Flat Brook: 

4325. Mary J., Aug. 20, 1840; m. George Finch. 
4.326. Emily P., May 18, 1843, " William Hatch. 

4327. Elizabeth, Nov. 21, 1845, " J. Wesley Smith. 

4328. Lyman, June 3, 1849. 

4329. Erastus, Aug. 17, 1851, " Adeline Morgan. 

4330. William E., Dec. 25, 1855; unm. 1899. . 

[1575] MARY FORD,' (Sister of Albert,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Jan, 20, 1823; m. Lebanon Springs, N. Y., July 4, 1846, 
William Riley, son of Robert and Eliza (Hawk) Couch, b. Lee, Mass., Dec. 30, 
1822; carpenter; Lee, until 1853; afterwards Wellington, Ohio; Republican; she 
Methodist. He d. Wellington, Feb. 26, 1899. 
Children: 

4331. RuEL Ford, b. Apr. 9, 1846, Lee. 

4332. Eva Theresa, " Dec. 30, 1855, Wellington; unm. 1899. 

* Note. 361. JOHN HAWKES, freeman, Mass.. Sept. .3, 1634. 

MATTHEW HAWKES, freeman, Mass., May 18, 16«. 

ADAM HAWKES,! b. England, about 159«; m. 1st, mil, Ann Hutchinson; m. 2d, Sarah 
Hooker; he came to America with John Winthrop, 1630; settled at what is now North Saugus, 
Mass., 1638. He d. Lynn, 1671. 



4334. 


Helen F., 


4335. 


Antoinette E., 


4336. 


Harriet W., 


4337. 


Joseph L., 


43.38. 


Wadsworth L., 


4339. 


Effie E., 



476 TPIE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[1576] LYMAN H. FORD,' (Bro. of Albert,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Sept. 9, 1829; m. Justina M., dau. of Smith and Alletta 
(Baldwin) Clark, b. Seymour, Ct., July 24, 18.36; pattern maker; Seymour, Ct.; 
Democrat; she Epis. 

Ch. b. Seymour: 

4333. Lelia May, b. Feb. 15, 1858; unm. 1899. 

[1577] HARRIET MARIA FORD,' (Joseph G.,b Ruth Hamlin,^ 

Thomas,* Ebenezer, 3 James,2i) b. Dec. 11, 1817; m. Jonathan Vincent, b. 
Feb. 1, 1820; she res. 53 Cambridge Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. He d. June 29, 1866. 
No issue. 

[1578] ELIZABETH ANN FORD,' (Sister of Harriet M.,) 

b. May l6, 1820; m. Leonard Decker, b. Jan. 26, 1817; Troy and Brooklyn, 
N. Y.; she res. 53 Cambridge Place, Brooklyn, 1899. He d. Apr. 24, 1884. 
Children: 

b. Dec. 19, 1842, Troy. 

" Mar. 25, 1845, " d. Sept. 9, '65 

" June 20, 1848, " 

" May 13, 1853, Brooklyn; "Jan. 10, '56 

" Sept. 11, 1859, " 

" June 28, ]863, " " Oct. 8, '65 

[1580] SOLYMAN GREGORY HAMLIN,' (Caleb J.," Thomas,^* Eben- 
ezer,3 James, 21) b. Sharon, Ct.. 1799; m. Albany, N. Y., Barbara Thomp- 
kins; cooper; he removed with his father from Sharon to Glenville, N. Y.: re- 
moved to Albany, and carried on business; returned to Glenville, and again 
removed to Albany, where both d.;he May 20, 1876. 

Ch. b. Glenville: 
4340* Sarah Emeline. 

[1581] CALEB JEWETT HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Solyman G.,) 
b. Sharon, Ct.; m. Cornelia Lovell, who d. West Troy, N. Y., about two 
years after marriage. He conducted the cooperage business at West Troy. 

No issue. 

[1582] JULIA D. HAMLIN,' (Sister of Solyman G.,) 

b. Sharon, Ct., Nov. 11, 1801; m. Glenville, N. Y., David, son of Humphrey 

and (Taylor) Davenport, b. Orange Co., N. Y., 1802; carpenter; Glenville. 

Both d. there; he Aug. 31, 1842; she Dec. 20, 1870. 

Ch. b. Glenville: 

4341. Betsey, Oct. 2, 1823; d. Glenville. 

4342. William, Feb. 25, 1825, " 

4343. Jewett, Jan. 13, 1827, " Troy, Oct. 22, 1850. 

4344. Mary Ann, Mar. 23, 1829. 

4345. Anson, Aug. 29, 1831; d. May 5, 1854. 

4346. Albert, Dec. 2, 1834, " Glenville. 

4347. Salmon, Oct. 3, 1838. 

4348. William Henry, Dec. 9, 1841. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 477 

11583] ANSON BOWERS HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Solyman G.,) 

I b. Sharon, Ct., Sept. 13, 1807; m. Glenville, N. Y., Feb. 17, 1831, Abigail, 
ku. of David and Racliael (Lansing) Ostrom, b. Glenville, April 1, 1811; cooper, 
otel keeper, farmer and merchant; Glenville; a man highly respected. 
Ch. b. Glenville: 

4349.* David Henry, July 4, 1832. 

4350.* Caleb Jeavett, Jun. 5, 1834. 

4351.* Solyman Gregory, Jan. 19, 1837. 

4352.* Christopher Ostrom, Feb. 21, 1839. 

4353.* Oliver Bowers, Jan. 20, 1841. 

4354.* Herman Gibbs, Jan. 16, 1843. 

4355. Rachael Ann, Sept. 18, 1845; d. Sept. 7, 1874, unra. 

4356.* Betsey Abigail, Nov. 7, 1848. 

4357.* Mary Clarissa, Feb. 3, 1851. 

4358.* William Seward, Feb. 28, 1854. 

[1584] HERMAN GIBBS HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Solyman G.,) 
b. Glenville, N. Y., June, 1809: m. 1st, Schenectady, N. Y., Apr. 23, 1835, 
nn Eliza, dau. of William and Elizabeth (Osbourne) Pulley, b. Williamston, 
,N.C., Sept. 24, 1818, who d. Gleaville, Apr. 13, 1843; m. 2d, Albany, N. Y., July 
9, 1847, Anna Beckman Cooke, b. Albany; m. 3d, Maryette Shelley, of Ypsi- 
anti, Mich.; cooper: Glenville: removed to Ypsilanti, 1850. He served in the 
^. Y. militia; Methodist, in which church he was an officer many years. 
Ch. by 1st wife: 

4.359. Elizabeth, b. Feb. 10, 1836, Chalton: d. Mar. 7, 1841. 

4360. Derrick, V., " Feb. 24, 1838, Glenville; " Sept. 1, 1853. 

4361. Julia D., '• Feb. 18, 1840, 

4362. Elizabeth v., ''May 4,1842, " 

By 2d wife b. Glenville: 

4363. Harriet, July 8, 1848. 

4364. Mary Eliza, Nov. 8, 1849; d. Glenville. 

[1585] RICHARD CALENDER HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Solyman G.,) 
b. Glenville, N, Y., Nov. 13, 1815; m. 1st, there, Esther Northrop, dau. of 
Samuel and Angelica (Truax) Hayes, b. Glenville, Mar. 16, 1817, who d. Green- 
oush,N. Y.. Mar. 27, 1854; m. 2d. Aug., 1856, Mrs. Ann Runyon, of Greenbush: 
10 children by second wife; cooper: removed to Greenbush, 1844, and there con- 
iucted a barrel manufactory; was also coal dealer; Republican, an active poli- 
pician, of liberal views; President of the Villiage Trustees; Justice of the Peace; 
'candidate for the General Assembly; Odd Fellow, and member of other societies; 
1 man of sterling integrity and upright character, of positive convictions, be- 
bevolent and never tired of doing good: Presbs., of which church he was elder 
from 1847; was many times a delegate tu the Presbytery and General Assembly. 
He d. Greenbush, July 12, 1880. 





Ch. by first wife 


43^5.* 


Angelica Truax, 


4366.* 


Abbie. 


4367.* 


Samuel Jewett, 


4368.* 


Anson Lester, 


4369.* 


Calvin Calkins, 


4370. 


James Ring, 


4371. 


RiC'HARD C, 


4372. 


Betsey, 



b. 


Aug. 16, 1840, 


Glenville. 


t^i 


Feb. 1, 1842. 




(( 


July 25, 1844, 


Gal nay. 


U 


Jan. 25, 1846, 


Greenbush 


<• 


Oct. 20, 1848, 


i< 


i i 


Dec. 25, 1852, 


i( 


a 


Mar. 13. 1854, 


ii 


d. 


Greenbush. ' 





unmarried. 



478 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY 




[1586] SALMON CURTIS HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Solyman G.,] 

b. Glenville, N. Y., July 12, 1817; m. Christiana, youngest ciiild of Teuni 
Slingerland,* b. Albany, N. Y., Nov. 9, 1815; farmer; Glenville. His name wa 
changed to Solomon. He d. Washington, D. C, May 15, 1892; she d. YpvSilanti 
Mich., Aug. 11, 1879. 

Ch. b. Glenville: 

4373.* Teunis Slingerland, May 31, 1847. 

[1587] CLARISSA MARY HAMLIN,' (Sister of Solyman G.,) 

b. Glenville, N. Y., May 18, 1818; m. Balston Center, N. Y., Dec. 25, 1842 
Calvin, son of John and Rebecca (J ewett) Calkins, t b. Sharon, Ct., Mar. 18, 
1780, his second wife. By his tirst wife he had seven children; farmer; Balstor' 
Centre; Methodists. He d. there, July 17, 1862. 

No issue. 

[1589] JOANNA C. HAMLIN, 7 (Sister of Solyman G., ) 

b. Glenville, N. Y., 1824; m. Balston, N. Y., James T., son of Thomafj 

Smith, of Little Falls, N. Y., where he was born; blacksmith; Little Falls,! 

where both d.; she, Jan. 28, 1894. 

No. issue. 



* Note 362. TEUNIS SLINGERLAND was of Dutch descent; a prominent businessman 
of Albany, N. Y. ; and for many years connected with the First Reformed (Dutch) Cliurch of 
Albany. 

+ Note363i Lieut. STEPHEN CALKIN, from Lebanon, Ct., was an original proprietor, 
of Sharon, Ct,; wife Mary; res. in Calkinstown. He d, 1781. • 

Children: 



Justus, 


b. Nov. 


n, 1741; m. 


Hannah Heath. 


Reuben, 


" June 


13, 174-. 




Timothy, 


" Oct. 


16, 1748; m. 


Eunice Calkins. 


Elisha, 


" Apr. 


IS, 1753. 




Stephen, 




m. 


Dilla Jewett. 


.Joseph. 








Amos. 








David. 








JOHN CALivIN, 


and wife Elizabeth; 


res. Amenia, N. Y. 


Sharon, Ct, 








Ch. recorded Sharon 


; 




Lois, 


b. May 


20, 1T45; m. 


William Owen. 


Sarah, 


" Sept. 


15, 1746, " 


Josiah Brace, 


JO-HN, 


" Mar. 


14, 1748, " 


Rebecca Jewett. 


Eunice, 


" Oct. 


15, 1749, •' 


Timothy Calkins. 


Kathekine, 


" June 


19, 1751. 




Nathaniel, 


" June 


11, 1752; IT 


1. Lois Barrow. 


Jesse, 


'" May 


28, 1755, " 


Lucy Towsley. 


Elizabeth, 


" Aug. 


1, 1757, " 


Amos Jackson. 


Joel, 


" Feb. 


7. 1760, " 


Bethia Barrows, 


Darius, 


" Sept. 


38, 1762, " 


Abigail Fuller, 


Mabel, 


•• July 


1, 1764. 





until about 1755; aftewards. 



JOHN CALKINS, b. N. Y., Mar. 14, 1748; m. Sharon, Ct., Oct. 12, 1769, Rebecca, dau. of 
Caleb and Rebecca Jewett, b. Sharon, Jan. 16, 1748-9. The children given below, except Calvin, 
ure recorded in Sharon, making it doubtful if he was born there. 

LuciNDA, b. July 17, 1770. 

DiLLE, bap. Feb. 6, 1791. 

John Riley, " " 6, " 

Nathan Jewett, " " 6, " 

Calvin, U Mar. 18, 1780; m. Clarissa M. Hamlin. 



4374. 


Electa, 


4375.* 


Calista, 


4376.* 


Henry Clark, 


4377.* 


John Theron, 


4378.* 


Martha Ann, 


4379.* 


George Orrin, 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 479 

[1596] CLARISSA HAMLIN, ^ (Theron,« Thomas, f'< Ebenezer,^ James,2i) 

1. Thompkins Co., N. Y., Mar. 23, 1804; m. Richards; she d. Groton, N. 

f., June 11, 1826. 

[1597] HA WLEY HANCHETT HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Clarissa,) 
b. Tompkins Co., N. Y., Feb. 15, 1806; m. Groton, N. Y., Dec. 24, 1833, 
kurena, dau. of John and Betsey (Gee) Hopkins,* b. Homer, N. Y., Sept. 3, 
[813; farmer: Groton until 1851; afterwards Moravia, N. Y.; Baptist. Both d. 
l»Ioravia; he July 23, 1883: she Dec. 11, 1884. 
Ch. b. Groton: 

d. In infancy. 

Sept. 28, 1835. 
Jan. 28, 1838. 
Jan. 13, 1842. 
Aug. 2, 1849. 
Dec. 27, 1852. 

[1598] OLIVE HAMLIN,' (Sister of Clarissa,) 

b. Groton, N. Y., Aug. 1, 1808; m. there, Feb. 14, 1832, Carver, son of Alon- 

50n and Celia (Grossman) Campbell, b. July 18, 1807: Groton and Cortland, N. 

Y.; Republican; Baptists. She d. Feb. 23, 1881, buried Salem, Ct.; he d. Gro- 

iton. May 24, 1882. 

Children: 

4380. Celia Grossman, b, Nov. 5, 1833, Groton; m. Levi Gleason. 

4381. Clarissa Ann, " Apr. 29, 1836, Cortland, " Lorenzo Fish. 

[1599] WILLIAM HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Clarissa,) 

b. Groton, N. Y., Nov. 14, 1810; m, Ellen Harpending; she Methodist; he 
les. Western N. Y. He d. Dundee, N. Y., Oct. 2, 1848; she d. Groton. 

I Children: 

4382. James Newell. 

4383. Henry. 

[1600] HARRIET NEWELL HAMLIN,' (Sister of Clarissa,) 

b. Cortland, N.Y., Feb. 1, 1813: m. Owego, N.Y., Thomas Jones, b. Wales, 1812; 
Jackson Valley, Pa., 1836-88. He d. Middletown, Dec. 19, 1883; she d. Forest 
Lake, Pa., May 25, 1888. 

i: 

b. Apr. 1832, Ohio; d. Apr. <3, 1880. 

'* Apr. 24, 1836, Jackson Valley. 

*' July 1, 1839, 

*' Nov. 20, 1842, " " d. Sept. 20,' '75 

" Aug. 9, 1848, 

" May 20, 1851, Pike. 

[1601] Rev. NATHAN CANFIELD HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of Clarissa.) 
b. Groton, N. Y., Dec. 13, 1815; m. near Harrodsburg, Ky., Jan. 8, 1852, Re- 
bena Jane, widow of J. G. Dye, and dau. of Abraham and Lydia (Young) 
Coraingo, b. near Harrodsburg, Mar. 1, 1827. He was educated in the schools 

* For Hopkins see notes 18, 183 and 288. 





Children: 


4384. 


Lucy Denolf, 


4385.* 


Theron H., 


4386. 


Nathan C, 


4387. 


Ellen, 


4388. 


Phernie, 


4389. 


Susan E., 



480 THE HA.MLIN FAMILY. 

of his native town and lived in New York until early manhood; taught school 
in Penn., 1840-1, part of the time in Brookville academy. 

He went to Louisville, Ky., in the fall of 1841, attracted by a desire to know 
about the institution of Soutiiern Slavery, and the Presb. church, icithout Cal- 
vinism. He writes; "I was born a Presbyterian, but have beenaCalvinistonly 
a few minutes at any one time." In the spring of 1842 he attended the Ken- 
tucky Presbytry of the Cumberland Presb. church, which licenced him to preach 
anywhere, and was given a home in one of the best families of Kentucky, that 
of W. F. White, of Montgomery county, a prominent lawyer and elder in the 
church, owner of a large farm and many negroes; with whom he resided four 
years; during which he preached over much of Kentucky and the south: was 
ordained to the full work of the ministry and attended the sessions of the Gen- 
eral Assembly; became greatly attached to the doctrines of that church, its 
members and the people of Kentucky; then a land of controversy; which suited 
him and the people of that new church. He has been an ardent and noted re- 
ligious debater, and temperance reformer, outliving most of his cotemporaries 
in the ministry; working as a missionary most of his life. He is the oldest 
minister in the Presbytry; has preached more sermons, and been longer in the 
ministry than any other minister living, who was a member of the Presbytry, 
when he was ordained, and is held in high esteem. During the rebellion he re- 
sided at Perry ville; the battle there was all around him, and his house was used 
by both sides as a hospital. He remarks: "This was a sad time, but both 
armies treated us with much respect; our house was robbed several times dur- 
ing the war, but not by any one connected with either army. At all times, 
night and day, I passed through the lines of both armies without trouble; rep- 
resentatives of one or the other army were with us most of the time. My views 
on the war were well known to my neighbors, many of whom dropped into one 
army or the other, and found no fault with me." Eesidence, Liberty, Ky. She 
d. there, Mar. 31, 1897. 

Ch. b. near Harrodsburg: 



4390.* 


Lydia Jenktte, 


Aug. 


15, 


1852. 






4391. 


Laura Ann, 


May 


18, 


1855; d. 


Sept. 


14, 1872 


4392. 


Olive Bell, 


Jan. 


20, 


1859, " 


July 


20, 1879 


4393.* 


Theron Hanchett, 


Mar. 


12, 


1862. 






4394.* 


James Hunter, 


Dec. 


5, 


1864. 






4395.* 


Samuel Gilliam, 


July 


20, 


1868. 







[1602] LAURA HAMLIN, 7 (Sister of Clarissa,) 

b. Groton, N. Y., Jan. 8, 1817; m. 1st, Christopher Leonard; wagon maker; 

he d. Groton, Jan., 1855; m. 2d, Daniel Lilly, who d. Moravia, N. Y., March, 

1873; she d. Utica, N. Y., May 7, 1895. 

Ch. by 1st marriage: 



4396. 


James, 

By 2d marriage: 


b. Groton. 


4397. 


Martha, 


d. unra. 


4398. 


John J., 


" Mich. 


4399. 


Olive, 


b. Feb., 1855, Groton 



[1604] MARY JANE HAMLIN.T (Sister of Clarissa,) 

b. Tompkins Co., N. Y., Oct. 1, 1824: m. Augustus Knox. She d. N. Y. 
City, May 18, 1871. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 481 





Children: 




4400. 


Charles, 


d. unm. 


4401. 


Albkrt, 


b. N. Y. City 



[1605] FANNY GENET HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Clarissa, ) 

b. Tompkins Co., N. Y.. July 14, 1829; m. 1st, Groton, N. Y., William 

Cliesebrough, who d. in Mich.: m. 2d, James Wilson; farmer. Shed. Groton, 

April, 1883. 

Child. 

4402. Charles, m. Nettie Nye. 

[1606] BETSEY CANFIELD,MJerusha Hamlin," Thomas,5i Ebenezer,3 

James,'-!) b. Washington, N. Y., June 17, 1804: m. Edgett; res. Scranton, 

Pa., where she d., or at Honesdale, Pa. 

Children: 

4403. Jewett. 
4404.* Mary. 

[1607] NATHAN CANFIELD,' (Bro. of Betsey,) 

b. Washington, N. Y., June 21, 1806; m. Stanford, N. Y., Dec. 26, 1827, 

Betsey,6dau. of Jehiel and Bethiah (Clark) Cantield, b. Stanford, Dec. 28, 1806; 

farmer; Saratoga Co., N. Y., 1827-38; Bristol, N. Y., 1838-60; Canandagua, N. 

Y., 1860-74; Republican: Justice of the Peace: Baptists. Bothd. Canandaigua; 

he, June 6, 1874; she, Feb. 16, 1890. 

Ch. b. Saratoga Co., N. Y.: 

4405.* Walter Nathan, Dec. 23, 1828: res. Canandaigua. 

4406.* Calvin Jewett, Jan. 3, 1834; " " 

4407. Frances, d. aged 13. 

[1608] MARY CANFIELD,^ (Sister of Betsey,) 

b. Washington, N.Y., June 8, 1808: m. Stanford, N.Y., Jan. 16, 1828, Calvin 

Mosher. She d. Ypsilanti, Mich., Jan. 14, 1892. 
Children: 

4408. Joseph. 

4409. Louise. 

[1610] HARRIET CANFIELD," (Sister of Betsey,) 

b. Washington, N. Y., May 14, 1814; m. Dec. 23. 1835, Charles Dunham, b. 

Aug. 1, 1812; Cleveland, Ohio, 1902; Republican; Baptists. She d. Ypsilanti, 
Mich, Mar. 3, 1867. 

Idren: 

b. July 27, 1838: d. Mar. 9, 1840. 

" Sept. 5, 1840; " Apr. 11, 1841. 

" Apr. 2, 1842. 

" Nov. 19, 1845; Pittsford. 

'' Jan. 20, 1848. 

" June 13, 1857; Auburn. 





Children: 


4410. 


Jerusha, 


4411. 


Ida Jane, 


4412.* 


ASAHEL C, 


4413.* 


Adda Maria, 


4414.* 


Charles Albert, 


4415.* 


Hattie Estelle, 



482 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY 



[1611] WILLIAM JEWETT CANFIELD,^ (Bro. of Betsey,) 

b. Washington, N. Y., Feb. 16, 1818; m. Stillwater, N. Y., Mar. 6, 1838, 
Sarah Schouten; farmer; Ypsilanti, Mich. 

Child: 

4416.* William, b. Mar. 6, 1840. 

[1612] LEWIS CANFIELD,' (Bro. of Betsey,) 

b. Washington, N. Y., May 16, 1822; m. Abigail Cleveland. He d. Ypsilanti, 
Mich., Dec. 24, 1870. 
Child: 
4417. Mortimer, res. New Hartford, N. Y. 



[1613] GEOEGE CREED CANFIELD,' (Bro. of Betsey,) 

b. Washington, N. Y., Feb. 16, 1828; m. Fremont, Ohio, Sept. 6, 1853, Sarah 
Downs, dau. of James B. G. and Emily E. (Morgan) Downs, b. Seneca Falls, N, 
Y., June 25, 1835: jeweler, merchant and milling business; Binghamton, N. Y., 
until Oct. 1850; afterwards Fremont, Ohio; Republican; Odd Fellow; Presbs. He 
d. Fremont, Sept. 8, 1878. 



4418. 

4419. 

4420. 

4421.* 

4422. 



Ch. b. Fremont: 

LiLLA Downs, 
Stella Louise, 
Charles Arthur, 
James Asahel, 
Emily Morgan, 



June 39, 1855; d. Aug. 6, 1855. 

Apr. 2, 1857. 

Feb. 8, 1861; " Sept. 12, 1861. 

Mar. 14, 1863. 

Aug. 8, 1869; m. Rev. C. R. Haoighorst. 



[1614] SETH HAMLIN," (Cook,« Thomas,5i Ebenezer,^ James,2i) married; 
removed to Missouri years ago and d. there: his widow and children probably 
reside there. 

[615] SYLVESTER BENJAMIN HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Seth,) 

b. near Elmira, N. Y., Sept. 30, 1818; m. Ohio, 1844, Nancy McGarvie, b. 
Girard, Ohio, Sept. 5, 1826; cooper: Waterford, Pa.: Freedom, Ohio; removed 
to Illinois, 1854; res. Erie, 111.; Republican; she Christian. Both d. Erie; he, 
Oct. 5, 1882; she, Jan. 19, 1897. 





Children: 












4423.* 


Oliver Cook, 


b. Feb. 


18, 


1845, 


Freedom. 




4424.* 


Ammi Rogers, 


" Nov. 


8, 


1849, 


(( 




4425.* 


Addie E., 


" Mar. 


13, 


1856, 


Tampico. 




4426. 


I.E., 


" Aug. 


31, 


1858, 


Erie; d. Au^. 


7, 18- 


4427.* 


Carrie Elizabeth, 


" Feb. 


IT, 


1861, 


u 




4428.* 


Franklin Benjamin, 


" June 


9, 


1865, 


u 





[1616] ROSWELL HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Seth,) 

married; res. Waterford, Pa.; went west, 1894, and d. Colorado Springs, Col., 
about 1898; widow resides there. 



[1617] WEALTHY HAMLIN," 

m. John Dill. 



(Sister of Seth,) 



4431. 


Elizabeth, 


b. 


Mar. 


4432. 


Dorr M., 


u 


Feb. 


4433. 


EVILENA M., 


u 


May 


4434.* 


Anna, 


(( 


Mar. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 483 

[1618] HANNAH MARY HAMLIN,' (Sister of Seth, ) 

m. Gray. 

Children: 

4429. Margaret, m. Allison. 

4430. Christopher. 

[1619] SOPHIA HAMLIN,- (Sister of Seth,) 

tn. Burdick; removed to Mo., 1869. He d. there; she res. Quitman, Mo. 

[1621] MONROE HAMLIN, 7 (Seth,8 Thomas,5i Ebenezer,^ ,James,2i) 
b. Niles, N. Y., Dec. 21, 1817: m. Auburn, N. Y., Jan. 25, 1843, Mahala, dau. 
of Isaac and Elizabeth (Haight) Cox, b. Venice, N. Y., Mar. 1815; architect and 
builder: Auburn. He d. there, Jan. 17, 1890. 
Children: 

28, 1844, Owasco: m. Mortimer Smith. « 
24, 1848, Auburn: d. Apr. 24, 1848. 
16, 1851, " " Nov. 8, 1854. 

5, 1857. 

[1622] SOLOMON HENRY HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Monroe,) 
b. Niles, N. Y., Apr. 4, 1819; m. 1st, there, Dec. 18, 1850, Charity Cuyken- 
dall: ra. 2d, Jennie Turner; farmer; Red Creek, N. Y.; Presb. He d. Red Creek. 
No issue. 

[162.3] MARY HAMLIN,' (Sister of Monroe,) 

b. Niles, N. Y., Oct. 21, 1821; ra. Skaneateles, N. Y., James H., son of Elijah 
and Lydia (Green) Smith, b. Saratoga Co., N. Y., Dec. 6, 1817; clothier; Skane- 
ateles; she Presb.; res. Easthampton, Mass. He d. there, June 17, 1888. 
Ch. b. Skaneateles: 

4435.* Mortimer H., 1843. 

4436.* Laura M., Mar. 2, 1845. 
4437.* Carrie H., Jan. 31, 1856. 

[1624] SALLY ANN HAMLIN,' • (Sister of Monroe,) 

b. Niles, N. Y., Sept. 25, 1824; m. Owasco, N. Y., Dec. 14, 1843, Anthony, 

son of Isaiah and (De Puy) Courtright, b. Owasco, July 15, 1822; res. 

Red Creek, N. Y.; she Presb. She d. Red Creek, Aug. 31, 1878. 
No issue. 

[1625] MARTINA MARILLA HAMLIN,' (Sister of Monroe,) 

b. Niles, N. Y., Dec. 25, 1826; m. Owasco, N. Y., 1846; Jesse, son of Isaac 

and Elizabeth (Haight) Cox; b. Venice, N. Y., 1820; res. Hannibal, N. Y., 

where he d. 1890: she Methodist. 
Children: 

4438. Edmund, b. 1854. 

4439. MORTIJIER, " 1857. 

4440. Frances. 



484 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[1626] 



DORR HAMLIN J 



(Bro. of Monroe,) 



b. Niles, N. Y., Apr. 2, 1829; m. Skaneateles, N. Y., Oct. 19, 1853, Amelia 
J., dau. of Milton A. and Harriet (Searle) Kinney, b. Homer, N. Y., June 20, 
1832; carpenter; Owasco, N, Y., until 1851; school teacher and merchant, 
Auburn, N. Y. In the railway mail service 14 years; Presb. He d. Auburn, 
Oct. 28, 1893. 



4441.* 
4442.* 
4443.* 
4444. 



Ch. b. Auburn: 
Dork Monroe, 
Harriet Sophia, 
James Anthony, 
Ruth McCoy, 



Dec. 4, 1854. 

Feb. 25, 1858. 

Dec. 21, 1862. 

Aug. 24, 1874; unm. 1894. 



[1627] GEORGE ADSIT HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Monroe, ) 

b. Owasco, N. Y., July 18, 1831; m. Skaneateles, N. Y,, Oct. 24, 1855, Sarah 

Maria, dau. of James and Persis (Miller) Hall, b. Skaneateles, Oct. 25, 1835; 

merchant, tailor and dealer in sewing machines: Skaneateles and Rochester, 

N. Y.; Philadelphia, Pa.; New York City; and Jersey City, N. J.; Democrat; 

member Skaneateles Lodge 522, A. F. & A. M,; Corinthian Chapter 250, R. A. M.; 

Corintliian Chasseur Commandery 53, K. T.; Epis. 
Ch. b. Skaneateles: 
4445.* Adddie Terry, Feb. 7, 18.59. 

[1629] FRANCIS MARION HAMLIN, M. D.,' (Bro. of Monroe,) 
b. Owasco, N. Y., Jan. 11, 1841; unmarried; educated at Owasco, Auburn and 
Fort Edward, and Albany Medical College, N. Y.; pliysician; Willard, N. Y. He 
d. Ovid, N. Y., Mar. 18, 1900. 




George Henry Hamlin. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 485 

[1630] DBA. GEORGE HENRY HAMLIN,' (Salmon/ Thoraas,5* Eben- 
ezer,3 James,2i) b. Glenville, N. Y., Jan. 5, 1819; m. Chenango, N. Y., Sept. 1, 
1847, Lucy Ann, dau. of Asa and Mehitable (Ludden) Blair, b. Barker, N. Y., 
Apr. 30, 1818: farmer; Forest Lake, Pa., since 1833; Republican; Baptist, in 
which church he was deacon since 1838. He d. July 19, 1899. 
Ch. b. Forest Lake: 



4446.* 


Asa Blair, 


Nov. 


11, 


1848. 


4447.* 


Elmira Mehitable, 


July 


24, 


1850. 


4448.* 


Edson Theron, 


Dec. 


11, 


185L 


4449.* 


E STELLA Ann, 


Apr. 


12, 


1854. 


4450.* 


Alfred Fremont, 


May 


27, 


1856. 


4451. 


Maryette Clarinda, 


Oct. 


28, 


1859; d. Apr. 14, 1864 



[1632] Dea. JOSEPH PARSONS HAMLIN," (Bro. of George H.,) 

b. Glenville, N. Y., June 22, 1823: m. Barker, N. Y., Jan. 9, 1850, Phebe 

Knapp. dau. of Richard and Sarah (Knapp) Gray, b. Broome Co., N. Y., June 

10, 1829; farmer; Forest Lake, Pa., on his father's old homestead. He d. Sept. 

20, 1898. 

Ch. b. Forest Lake: 

4452.* Ella Jane, Aug. 12, 1853. 

44.53.* Ada Venett, Mar. 15, 1856. 

44.54.* William Avert, Aug. 8, 1858. 

4455.* Esther Lovilla, Sept. 30, 1861. [Jan. 8, 1885, unm. 

4456. Seth Cook, Oct. 28, 1863; killed by fall of a tree. 

4457.* Charles Richard, Nov. 26, 1866. 

[163.3] JERUSHA CANFIELD HAMLIN,? (Sister of George H.,) 

b. Glenville, N. Y., July 12, 1826; m. Forest Lake, Pa., Mar. 4, 1846, Benja- 
min Joslin, son of Joseph and Polly (Hager) Blair; farmer; she Baptist. She 
d. Marathon, N. Y., Feb. 28, 1888. 
Children: 

4458. Charles Henry, b. Sept. 2, 1846, Barker, N.Y.; d. May 25, '52 

4459. Francis Adelbert, " '* " 

4460. Dwight Albert, " " " d. Dec. 2.3, '72 

4461. Adaline Dennison, " May 3, 1854, Forest Lake. 

4462. Jennie Esther, " Jun. 8, 1856, Green, N.Y. 

4463. Seth Hamlin, ^' Jun. 11, 1863, " " d. Apr. 11,'66 

4464. Celia May, " Jun. 7, 1865, 

[1636] WILLIAM JEWETT HAMLIN,' (Bro. of George H.,) 

b. Canajoharie, N. Y., June 3, 1832; m. Warren, Bradford Co.. Pa.. .Ian. 6, 
1859. Rosette Susannah, dau. of James K., and Harriet (Drake) Webster, b. 
Liberty, Pa.. July 25, 1843. Private, B., 171 Pa., Inf. Vols.; enlisted Oct. 16, 
1862: dis. Aug. 7, 1863; member Hiram Clark Post 1-54, G. A. R.; laborer: hisearly 
life was spent at Fore.st Lake, Pa.; resided Warren, 1859: Fabius, N. Y., 1865; 
Green. N. Y., 1866; Tully, N, Y., 1869: McDonough, N. Y., 1872: afterwards 
Marathon, N. Y.; Baptist: highly esteemed as a good member of society. He d. 
Marathon. Mar, 27, 1895. 
Children: 

4465.* Harriet Eleanor, b. Sept. 21, 1859, Warren. 

4466.* Clarissa Amelia, *' Sept. 23, 1872, McDcmougli. 



4467. 


Clarissa, 


4468.* 


Seth Hyatt, 


4469. 


George William, 


4470.* 


Ella, 


4471. 


Bertha Elmer, 



486 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[1638] SETH COOK HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of George H.,) 

b. Forest Lake, Pa., Dec. 29, 1835; m. Green, N. Y., Sept. 9, 18.58, Esther L.' 

Merrill. Private, B, 141 Pa. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Aug. 22, 1862; killed Chancel-| 

lorsville, Va., May 3, 1803. She d. Af ton, N. Y. 

[1641] ELIZA LOOMIS HAMLIN,' (Sister of George H.,) 

b. Forest Lake, Pa., May 21, 1838; m. Warren Center, Pa., Oct. 1, 1859, 
Orantie G., son of Rosel and Mary (Bush) Pitcher, b. Orill, Pa., Nov. 22, 1832; 
res. at various places in Penn. and N. Y., at Bloods, N. Y., 1895. 
Cliildren: 

b. Apr. 3, 1861, Montrose, Pa.; d. Apr. 8, '61 

" July 26, 1862, Bridgewater, Pa. 

" Dec. 22, 1865, Binghamton; d. May 3, '85 

" Nov. 5, 1869, Windiro, Pa. 

" Dec. 22, 187.3, Owego, N. Y. 

[1642] RUTH ELIZABETH HAMLIN,' fSister of George H.,) 
b. Forest Lake, Pa., Aug. 25, 1839; m. Binghamton, N. Y., Feb. 8, 1864, 
Daniel, son of Tueson and Louise (Blair) Boardman, b. Cambridgeboro, N. Y., 
May 7, 1830; of Canadian French descent; carpenter and paper hanger; Bing- 
hamton; Baptists. 

Ch. b. Green, N. Y.: 
4472. Rosa Lillion, Aug.. 26, 1874; unm. 1894. 

[1649] CLARISSA HAMLIN,' (William B.," Asa,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,* 

James,2i) b. 1809; m. Ira R.,' son of Wilham and Sybil (Short) Peck,* of 

East Bloomlleld, N. Y., b. Dec. 22, 1809: farmer. She d. E. Bloomfleld, May, 1833. 

Child: 

4473.* Heman J., b. Sept. 7, 1832. 

[1650] HARRIET HAMBLIN,' (Sister of Clarissa,) 

b. 1810: m. Turner Richai'ds; res. Brighton, near Rochester. Living, 1894, 
at Rochester, N. Y. Both dead. 
Cliild: 
4474. Treat. 

[165.3] CORYDON FOX,' (Sarah Hamlin," Asa,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer.s ; 
James,^i) eldest child; married. He was a stage driver, and is said to liave been 
the individual whodiove the team used in kidnapping the celebrated Williami 
Morgan, who was said to have been murdered by Masons in New York State. 
He settled in Iowa, near the Mississippi river, and was drowned while crossing | 
on the ice near Fort Madison, Iowa, about 1849. His widow resided at Forb 
Madison about 1882, and has since died. 

* Note 364. WILLIAM PECK.e (Philip.s Ebenezer,* .JatIinael,3.Joseph,2i) 

JOSEPH PECK.i was baptized in Beccles, Suffolk, Eng.. Apr. 30, 1W7, sonof Robert . a 
descendant in the twenty first generation from .John Peck of Yorkshire. .Joseph settled at 
Hingham, Norfolk, Eng. In IfiUS he and his brother. Rev. Robert, fled from persecution to this 
country. They came in the Diligence of Ii>swich; ra. 1st, Rebecca Clark, at Hingham, Eng., May 
21, 1617, who d. Oct. 21, 163", and he remarried, name of wife unknown. He settled at Hingham. 
Mass., 16;JS; a leading man; deputy, 1639-43; removed to Rehoboth, 1645, where he d. Dec. 2^ 1663- 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 487 

[1655] ALLEN FOX,7 (Bro. of Corydon,) 

youngest child: res. San Francisco, Cal.: he is dead. 

Child: 
4475.* Chatlotte. 

[1657J ERASTUS GIBBS HAMLIN," ( Alvan,'= Asa,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,' 

James,2i) b. East Bloomtield, N. Y., Dec. 29, 1819; m. 1st, Kendall, N. Y., 

'Oct., 1844, Almira Esther Webster, from whom he separated; m. 2d, Eliza 

Eggleston, b. Somerset, N. Y.: she d. Jan. 25, 1892; farmer; Bronson, Mich., 

,1893. 





Ch. by 1st wife: 












4476.* 


Woodruff Adelbert, 


b. 


Feb. 


25, 


1846, 


Kendall. 


4477.* 


Db Forest W., 
By 2d wife: 


(( 


Dec. 


n, 


1848, 


Carlton. 


4478. 


Frederick W., 


b. 


Sept. 


29, 


1862. 




4479. 


Alvix Henry, 


<> 


July 


9, 


1870. 





11658] ADELIA CAROLINE HAMLIN,' (Sister of Erastus G.,) 
; b. East Bloomtield, N. Y., Jan. 20, 1822: m. Kendall, N. Y., Nov. 20, 1845, 
(Nathaniel S., son of Michael and Olive Bennett, b. Farmington, N.Y., Aug. 13, 
1818; farmer: West Kendall; an esteemed citizen and held public offices: before 
imarriage she was a school teacher; Methodists. She d. Apr. 17, 1854. 

' Ch. b. Kendall, 

4480.* Addison Henry, Aug. 15, 1846. 
4481.* Nancy Adelia, Apr. 13, 1851. 

[1659] FRANKLIN WALTER HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Erastus G.,) 
b. Holly, N. Y., Sept. 26, 1826; m. 1st, Sturgis, Mich., June 3,1857, Phidelia 
liE. Allerman, of Plymouth, Ind., b. Waterloo, N. Y., Aug. 2, 1832, who d. 1872; 
|tn. 2d, Kate Kinney, who d. Fort Wayne, Ind., Apr. 12,1880; carpenter; removed 
with his father to Indiana about 1845; res. Albion, Ind.: Republican; served in 
Rattery A, 1st Ind. Heavy Art. In the Civil War. 
Children: 
4482.* Edson S., b. July 7, 1859,"Wolcottville, Ind. 

4483.* Eva A. 

[1660] ANN H. HAMLIN,' [Sister of Erastus G,,) 

b. Holly, N. Y., Nov. 17, 1831: removed with her parents to Indiana, 1845: 
in. 1st, Sturgis. xVlich., July 4, 1857, Job C, son of Josiahand Rachael (Clements) 
iSmith, b. Waldo, Me., Dec. 10, 1830; carpenter; he d. Houghton, Mich. Aug. 29, 
1864; m. 2d, Rochester, N. Y., Mar. 7, 1891, N. K., son of Samuel and Marilla 
!<KDapp) Reed, b. Holly, N. Y., Sept. 11, 1831; farmer; Knowlesville, N. Y.: he 
: was stricken while at work in the Held with paralysis, July, 1894, nearly losing 
his life by his team running over him: was found and restored to life by his de- 
; voted wife. Before marriage and during widowhood she was a school teacher. 
While her path through life was clouded with troubled and sorrow, she has 
' been a Chiistian woman. 
Children: 
4484.* AlvinH., b. Dec. 2, 1858, S. Milford, Ind. 

4485. Charles C, " Mar. 22, 1861, Bronson; farmer: unni. 

4486.* Emma, '• Nov. 11, 1863. 



488 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[1661J HENRY S. HAMLIN,- (Bro. of ErastusG.,) 

b. Kendall, N. Y., Jan. 17, 1838; ra. 1st, Walcottville, Ind., Mary Plaisted, b. 
N. Y. state; who d. Rome City, Ind.; m. 2d, Ann Beard, b. Walcottville. 5e 
served in Battery G., 1st Ind. Heavy Art. Vols. Res. Walcottville; Republican. 
Ch. by 1st wife, b. Wolcottville: 

Albert. 
May. 

By 2d wife: 

4489. Frakk. 



4487.* 
4488.* 



r 



[1662] HELEN E. HAMLIN,' (Sister of Erast us G.,) 

b. Kendall, N. Y., Aug. 16, 1839; m. Wolcottville, Ind., 1859, Dr. James Z. 

Gower; physician; clerk of Indiana Senate. She d. Walcottville, Nov. 1875; he 

d. Rome City, Ind., June, 1879. 

No issue. 

[1663] HORACE Y. HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Erastus G.,) 

b. Kendall, N. Y., June 7, 1842; m. Walcottville, Ind., Semilda Harrison^ 
He enlisted, 1861, in the 88th Ind. Inf. Vols.; Com. 1st Lieut. C, 129 Ind. Inf. 
Vols.; lumberman; Walcottville; Republican. He was killed by the fall of a 
tree, Walcottville, July 11, 1888; she d. there, Mar. 17, 1888. 

Ch. b. Walcottville: 

4490. Minnie, unmarried. 

4491. Marshall, m.: res. St. Louis, Mo. 

4492. Mary, " " Goshen, Ind. 



[1664] HORACE AYERS HAMLIN,^ (Benjamin F.,6 Asa,"^ Thomas,* 
Ebenezer,3 James.2i) b. Kendall, N. Y., Feb. 4, 1840; m. Harrisburg, Iowa, Feb. 
15, 1866, Sarah Jane, dau. of John L. and Orpha Custer, of Bonaparte, Iowa, b. 
Fayette Co., Pa., Mar. 12, 1844; farmer; Bonaparte; Private G., 3d Iowa Cav.; en- 
listed Aug. 26, 1861; dis. Apr. 7, 1862; Q. M. Sergt. G., 8 Iowa Cav.; enlisted July 
23, 1863; dis. Mar. 8, 1864. 



b. Aug. 9, 1867, Harrisburg. 
" July 4, 1870, Cotfeyville, Kas. 

" Aug. 26, 1874, Harrisburg. 

" July 28, 1876, Van Buren Co. 

" Apr. 19, 1881, Harrisburg. 
" Jan. 5, 1883, 

" Oct. 30, 1884, 

Nov. 28, 1888, 





Children: 


4493. 


Frank J., b 


4494. 


Fred A., ' 


4495. 


Elsie M., ' 


4496. 


Elida O., ' 


4497. 


John L., ' 


4498. 


Laura E., ' 


4499. 


Chas. Rex, ' 


4500. 


Rosa L., - ' 



[1666] JOHN HODGE HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Horace A .,) 
b. Kendall, N. Y., Jan. 28, 1843; unmarried; Private I, 19 Iowa Inf. Vols.; 
enlisted Aug. 6, 1861, served in the Missouri Campaign, 1861, Vicksburg, and 
Spanish Fort; dis. July 10,, 1865; watchman at the Insane Hospital, Mt. Pleasant, 
Iowa, 1895. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 489 

[1678] HORACE HAMLIN A YRES,' (Elizabeth Hamlin,6 Asa.sThorpas,* 
iEbenezer,3 James,2i) b. Holly, N. Y., Sept. 7, 1828: m. Keokuk, Iowa, Feb. 7, 
11855, Julia Ann, dau. of Jesse and Sybel Maria (Adams) Reeves, b. Howland, 
I Ohio, Jan. 27, 1834; res. Keokuk, 1850-97; Republican. He d. Keokuk, May 3, 
! 1897. 





Ch. b. Keokuk: 












4501.* 


Abner Reeves, 


Nov. 


14, 


1855 






4502.* 


Elida Miller, 


June 


14, 


1857 






4503. 


Lewis Reno, 


July 


14, 


1759 


unm. 1902. 




4504. 


Hugh Martin, 


Sept. 


10, 


1861; 


d. Apr. 27, 


1863 


4505. 


George Hoffa, 


Dec. 


9, 


1864 


" Apr. 1, 


1867 


4506. 


Kate Perry, 


Dec. 


19. 


1871; 


" Jan. 21, 


1878 


4507. 


Henrietta Pa r rott 


, Mar. 


5, 


1873 


unm. 1902. 




4508. 


Samuel Miller, 


Oct. 


16, 


1875; 


'1 i( 





[1683J PAMELIA TOURGEE,^ (Pamelia Hamlin," Lewis,^ Thomas," 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i,) b. Ellisburjjrh, N. Y., Aug. 9, 1824; m. Cobourg, Ontario, 
June 19, 1877, Joshua Webster, b. New Haven, Oh., Aug. 8, 1799, cousin of Hon. 
Daniel Webster: removed to Canada, 1819; school teacher; reformer in politics; 
res. Cobourg; Methodists; she res. New Castle, Ont., 1899. He d. Cobourg, 
Mar. 13, 1878. 

No issue: 

[1685] SALLY B. HAMLIN,' (Truman,^ Lewis,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 

James,'^i) b. Saratoga Co., N. Y., Nov. 27,1811; m. Mclntyre. Shed. 

Hermon, N. Y., Sept. 18, 1893. 

[1686] ASA BO WEN HAMLIN,' ( Bro. of Sally B,) 

b. Greenfield, N. Y., Mar. 5, 1813: m. Jeflferson Co. N. Y., June 29, 18.37, 
Lora Ann, dau. of William Wheeler, b. Oct. 14, 1816; farmer; Jefferson Co., 
N.Y., until 1866; afterwards Romeo, Mich.: Whig and Republican. He d. Ro- 
meo, Mar. 29, 1898; she d. Jefferson Co., N. Y., Mar. 7, 1859. 

Ch. b. Jefferson Co.: 

4509.* Lydia Ann, Feb. 28, 1841. 

4510.* William Truman, Nov. 10, 1847. 

4.511.* Ella Ivonette, Jun. 7, 18,55. 

4512.* Abigail Sophia, Mar. 5, 1859. 

<i 

[1687] STEPHEN B. HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Sally B.,) 

b. Greenfield, N. Y., May 3, 1817; m. Theresa, N. Y., May 18, 1837, Caro- 
line, dau. of Aaron and Eleanor (Stewart) Dresser, b. Pamelia, N. Y., Aug. 21, 
1818; tailor; Greenfield, Evans Mills and Hermon, N. Y.; Republican: Baptists, 
He d. Stockton, Cal., Aug. 19, 1853. 

Children: [ley T.Rice. 

4513.* Elmina Bowen b. Mar. 24, 1838, Evans Mills; m. Dr. Wes- 

4514. Mary Emmeline, " May 4, 1840, Hermon. 

4515.* Annie Lora, " Aug. 18, 1842, 

4516. Eveline, " Aug. 1, 1845, " d. Aug. 14, 1855. 

4517. Henry Stephen, " July 24, 1848, " " Dec. 21, 1862- 

4518. Jane Elizabeth, " Sept. 12, 1850. " " Feb. 9, 1893. 



fl 



490 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



I 



.[IfiSS] HEZEKIAH B. HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Sally B.,) 

b. Saratoga Co., N. Y., Sept. 23, 1820: in. Herman, N. Y., Aug. 31, 1843, 
Martha Ann, dau. of German and Mary A. (Berzee) Sutherland, b. Hermon, 
Feb. 27, 1826; carpenter; Hermon, since 1841, except two years in California; 
Whig and Republican; Justice of the Peace, 1863 and 1901; Town Clerk, Police 
Justice and Notary Public; member of Lodge No. 500, A. F. & A. M. 
Ch. b. Hermon: 

Maby Anna, June 19, 1846; m. E. O. Reynolds. 

Truman I., Apr. 25, 1848; d. Feb. 21, 1874. 

Edgar S., Feb. 

JosEPHENE Elizabeth, Jan. 
Frank E., Oct. 

EsTELLE Myrtle, Apr. 



4519. 
4520. 
4521. 

4522.* 

4523. 

4524.* 



24, 1852; " Oct. 28, 1884. 
29, 1756. 

27, 1858; d. Juue 16, 1884, unm. 
21, 1861. 



[1689] JESSIE T. HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Sally B.,) 

b. Jefferson Co., N. Y. Aug. 13, 1825; m. Mar. 8, 1854, Martha A.,9 dau. of 
Isaac and Cynthia (Kent) Lyman,* of Turin, N. Y. He survived his wife; en- 
listed into the army 1862, and never heard from afterwards; supposed to be dead. 

[1690] MARY JANE HAMLIN,- (Sister of Sally B..) 

b. Philadelphia, N. Y., July 5, 1830; m. Gillette. She d. Lowville, 

N. Y., Dec. 30, 1857. 

Child; 

4525. Abner G., who had son, Fletcher. 



[1692] HARRIET HAMLIN,' (Calvin,fi Lewis,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ 
James,2i) b. Ontario, 1822; m. Darlington, Ont., 1842, William Somers, b. 

Somersetshire, Eng., 1818; farmer: she Methodist; she res. Lindenwood, Ills., 

1899. He d. Lindenwood, 1887. 
Children: 

b. Jan. 14, 1846, Darlington. 

" 1848, 

" 1851, Illinois; 

1854, 

" 1856, 

" 1860, " 

" 1862, 



4526.* 


Ann, 


4527.* 


Tamsin, 


4528. 


Saward, 


4529. 


Frank, 


4530. 


James, 


4531. 


William, 


4532. 


CORNEILUS, 



m. Mary Warren. 
" Ida Perry. 
" Alice Rand. 
" Blossom Sturgis. 
" Jennie Borden. 



[1693] CALVIN HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Harriet.) 

b. Ontario, 1824; m. Harriet Taylor; res. Montreal, Canada: both dead. He 
d. Minn., 1859. 

Child: 

4533.* Eleanor A., b. Nov. 9, 1852. 

* Note 365. ISAAC LYMAN,8 (Ezekiel,V6 Jabez,5 Samuel,* Richard.ssi) 

RICHARD LYMAN, 1 b. High Ongar, Essex, England, about 25 miles east by south from 
London ; bap. Oct. 30, 1580; m. Sarah, dau. of Richard Osborne, of Halstead, Kent, Eng. He 
embarked from Bristol, England, in the Lion, Aug., 1631, and arrived at Natascot, L. I., Nov. 1, 
1631; settled at Charlestown, Mass., and united witli the church at Roxbury; Freeman, Juue 11, 
1635; he departed with his family from Mass. Oct. 15, 1635, went through the wilderness, and was 
one of the first settlers of Hartford, Ct. ; will, Apr. 22, 1640. He d. 1640. 9 children. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 491 

[1695] CATHERINE HAMLIN,7 (Sister of Harriet,) 

b. Ontario, 1828; in. George Allen. Both dead; she d. Colorado, 1898. 
Children (in Nebras]<a and Colorado): 

4534. James. 

4535. Charles. 

4536. P'rederick. 

4537. A Daughter. 

[16961 GEORGE C. HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Harriet.) 

b. Fort Hope, Ontario, Feb. 28, 1830; m. Lynnville, 111., 1855, Sarah Rosina, 
dau. of George and Rosina (Gaydotey) Callett, b. London, Eng., 1836; painter; 
I Chicago, 111. She d. Lawrence, Kansas, July 16, 1860. 

Ch. b. Lynnville: 

4538.* George Walter, July 13, 1856. 

4539.* David Franklin, Nov. 16, 1858. 

I [1697] DAVID HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Harriet,) 

b. Ontario, 1832: m. Carrie Jackson; recruit Co. A, 2d III. Cav.; enlisted 
Lane, 111., Sept. 25, 1862: dis. June 11, 1865. He d. Chicago, III., 1898. 

[1698] LAURINDA DRAKE,' (Eunice Hamlin," Seth,^ Isaac,* Eben- 
ezer,3 James,2i) b. Apr. 26, 1786; m. Jan. 14, 1808, Jonas Howe, b. Nov. 3, 1783; 

res. Sheridan, Chatauqua Co., N. Y. Shed. Fly Creek, N. Y., Aug. 12, 1861; he 

Mar. 8, 1848. 

Children: 

4540. Celestia, b. Oct. 17, 1808; d. Aug. 24, 1888. 

4541. Jane Anne, " Mar. 8, 1811; m. Wm. Strong. 

4542. GultavusAdolphus Hamlin, " June 6, 1813: d. July 31, 1887. 

4543. Clarissa M., " Nov. 2.3, 1819, " Aug. 20, 1853. 

4544. Eunice, " Apr. 27, 1826, " May 4,1853. 

[1699] BETSEY DRAKE,' (Sister of Laurinda,) 

b. 1797: m. Oct., 1817, Silas, son of David and Lois (Wetmore) Hull, of 

Wallingford, Ct., b. Westford, N. Y., 1796; farmer; Westford; Democrat; 

Methodist. Both d. Fly Creek, N. Y.; she June 17, 1882: he. May 20, 1882. 

Ch. b. Westford: 



4545.* 


William, 


Jan. 


30, 


1820. 


4546.* 


Olive, 


June 


13, 


1822. 


4547.* 


John, 


Dec. 


15, 


1825. 


4548.* 


Laurinda, 


Nov. 


4, 


1827. 


4549.* 


Henry Silas, 


Oct. 


29. 


1831. 


4550.* 


Jennie Elizabeth, 


Dec. 


16, 


18.35. 


4551.* 


Irving David, 


Nov. 


27. 


1837. 


4552.* 


Emma Clarissa, 


Dec. 


1. 


1841. 



[ItOO] JOHN DRAKE,' M. D., (Bro. of Laurinda,) 

b. Westford, N. Y., Dec. 8, 1799: m. Salisbury, N. Y., June 22, 1831, Perlia, 

dau. of Timothy Wilcoxen and Mary (Bur ritt) Judson, b. Southwick, Mass., 

Feb. 5, 1812; physician and surgeon; studied medicine in Albany, N. Y., 1821; 

graduated in medicine at Castleton, Vt.; began practice in Fulton Co., N. Y., 



492 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



1827: settled in his native town 1829. where he practiced until his death: Secre- 
tary, Vice President and President, Otsego Medical So.; Republican; Eepresent- 
ative in Gen. Assembly, 1837; member of Sons of Temperance; and Good Temp- 
lars; Presbs. He d. Westford, Oct. 23, 1877; she d. Silver Creek. N. Y., Sept. 9, 
1806. 





Ch b. Westford, 














4553.* 


Ellen Maria, 


June 


5, 


1832. 








4554.* 


Frances Mary, 


Aug. 


n, 


1834. 








4555. 


Perlia Judson, 


May 


25, 


1838; d. Aug. 


14, 


1855, 


unm. 


4556. 


Emma Amelia, 


Nov. 




1840: " 




1844. 




4557. 


Flora, 


Sept. 


15, 


1844; " Aug. 


8, 


1890, 


unm. 


4558.* 


Marion Jubson, 


June 


6, 


1849. 








4559.* 


Leulah, 


July 


29, 


1851. 








4560.* 


Carolyn Louise, 


Aug. 


14, 


1855. 









[1701] ISAAC DRAKE,' (Bro. of Laurinda, ) 

enlisted in the War of the Rebellion and never afterwards heard from. 

Child: 

4561. Philander. 



F 



[1702] PHILODRAKE,^ (Bro. of Laurinda,) 

reported living at White Pigeon, Mich., 1867. 

Child: 
4562. Perlia. 

[1703] Dr. WILLIAM R. DRAKE,' (Bro. of Laurinda,) 

b. Westford, N. Y., Sept. 18, 1804; m. 1st, there, Sept. 14, 1828, Clarissa 
Tyler, who had no issue; m. 2d, June 5, 183S, Delia E., dau. of Joel and Pamelia 
(Murdock) Dempster, b. Lassellsville, N. Y., Dec. 17, 1823; physician and sur- 
geon; Lassellsville. He d. Lassellsville, Mar. 5, 1891. 

Ch. by 2d wife, b. Lassellsville: 



4563.* 


Helen Oreah, 


Apr. 


6, 


1839. 




4564.* 


John Erwin, 


Apr. 


16, 


1841. 




4565.* 


Mary Pamelia, 


Apr. 


16, 


1843. 




4566. 


Menzo Otis, 


Nov. 


27, 


1844, 




4567. 


Florelle, 


Jun. 


26, 


1846. 




4568. 


Edward William, 


Jan. 


14, 


1848; 


res. Mohawk, N 


4569. 


Eugene, 


Oct. 


8, 


1851; 


d. Jan. 27, 1864. 


4570.* 


Perlia Melinda, 


Apr. 


7, 


1862. 




4571.* 


Franc, 


Sept. 


8, 


1863. 





[1704] GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS HAMLIN,' (Elijah,^ Seth,5 Isaac,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Alford, Mass., Aug. 18, 1790; removed with his parents 
from Barre, Mass., to East Bloomfield, N. Y., about 1791-2. In the summer of 
1820, he with a company from New York State, in which was his brother John, 
William Burbank, who married their sister Olive Hamlin, Elizabeth Burbank 
and others, took passage on a flat boat at Olean, N. Y., upon which they took 
a long, tedious journey down the Allegheny and Ohio rivers to Cairo; thence 
up the Mississippi and Missouri rivers in a keel boat to St. Charles, Mo., 
whither they had been induced to settle by glowing descriptions of friends who 



4572.* 


Mary Hamlin, 


45<3. 


Susan Gregory, 


4574. 


John Thompson, 


4575.* 


Hannah M., 


4576. 


Caroline S., 


4577.* 


Henry, 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 493 

had proceeded them. He was not satisfied with the country, and soon went to 
Galena, 111., where he, in "1835, in company with a Mr. Gillett, owned a lead 
smelting establishment. He owned a farm of 200 acres near that place and was 
ia prosperous man. He d. unm., Galena, Oct. 26, 1848. 

[1705] MARY HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Gustavus A.,) 

b. Alford, Mass., May 7, 1792; m. East Bloomfleld, N. Y., 1720. Hon. John, 
son of John and Martha Dickson, b. Keene, N. H., June 1, 1783. He graduated 
iMiddleburg College, Vermont, Aug. 17, 180S; member Philomathian Society; 
'farmer and lawyer; he came to West Bloomfleld. N. Y., 1812, and resided there 
until 1821: Rochester, N. Y., 1821-6; afterwards, West Bloomfleld; Whig: rep- 
resentative N. Y. Legislature, 1828-31; Representative in Congress, 1831-5; she 
I Cong. Both d. West Bloomfleld; she, Dec. 28, 1860; he, Feb. 22, 1852. 
Children: 

b. May 17, 1823, Rochester. 

" Feb. 27, 1825, '' d. Oct. 22, '96, unm. 

" Oct. 18, 1826, " " in Cal. unm. 

" Aug. 12, 1828, West Bloomfleld. 

" June 15, 1830, " d. Jun.26,'99,unm 

*' July 1832. 

I [1706] OLIVE HAMLIN.' (Sister of Gustavus A.,) 

b. East Bloomfleld, N. Y., May 16, 1793; m. there, Sept. 23, 1818, Hon. William, 
son of Benjamin and Mary (Richardson) Burbank,* b. Peacham, Vt., July 14, 
, 1792. Both received a common school education and before marriage she was 
! a school teacher; after marriage they went to live at Moscow, N. Y.; removed 
{ thence in the summer of 1820, by way of the Allegheny and Ohio rivers to St. 
Obarles, Mo. — See sketch of her brother Gustavus A. Hamlin. — In the summer 
of 1822 they traveled overland by team from St. Charles to Sandusky, Ohio; 
thence by schooner up tlie lake, which went ashore at the mouth of the Raisin 
i river; from there Mrs. Burbank and her child rode in a French cart to Detroit, 
Mich., where they were met by her brothers John and Elijah Hamlin. With 
her brother Elijah she and her child returned to New York on a visit, while 
i Mr. Burbank accompanied John F. Hamlin, her brother, to the vicinity of 
i what is now Roshester, Mich., where they selectsd lands for homes. She re- 
turned from her visit in the winter, traveling through Canada with a sleigli, in 
company with a family who were moving to Mich. They settled near Roches- 
ter, where he was a farmer, manf. and dealer in furniture, he having previously 
learned the carpenter's trade with his father, and later the trade of chair ma- 

* Note aH6. BENJAMIN BUEBANK, was a native of Maine; m. Bath. N.Y., Mary Rich- 
ardson. He had an only sister, older than himself who m. Gov. Seweli.of Maine; carpcntiT: re- 
moved to Peacham, Vt. ; she d. there, ]!-02. as did their son Sewell, and their eldest dan. married 
there. The remainder of the family removed to East Bloomfleld, N. Y., 180H-!); and to St. 
Charles. Mo., 1x30; and in the summer of 182.i to Mich , he driving the team of hi.s son William, 

' to Sandusky, Ohio, thence through the Black Swamp to Detroit, Mich., and settled with him at 

I Bochester. Mich. 

Cliildren: 

Patience, m. William Abbott. 

Sewell. d. in Vermont aged 16 yrs. 

William, m. Olive Hamlin. 

Mary. • William McDonough. of Philadelphia. 

Elizabeth. ■ Horace Barber. 



494 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

ker with his brother in law, Horace Baker; member first legislature of Mich., 
1836-7; Justice of the Peace .35 years: Congs., in which church he was deacon 25 
years: members I. O. G. T. Both d. Rochester; she Sept. 26, 1872; he Jan. 29, 1878. 
Children: 

4578.* Esther, b. Jun. 1, 1821, St. Charles. 

4579.* Lydia, " Jan. 23, 1826, Bochester. 

[1707] PHILO HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Gustavus A.,) 

b. East Bloomfield, N. Y., Dec. 9, 1794; m. Jan. 12, 1623, Betsey, dau. of 
Cyprian and Huldah (Norton) Collins, b. E. Bloomfield, Oct. 9, 1801: farmer: 
res. on his father's homestead. East Bloomfield; Cong. Both d. East Bloom 
field; he, Jan. 20, 1883; she, Oct. 12, 1890. 

Ch. b. E. Bloomfield: 

4580.* Cypkian, Mar. 3, 1824. 

4581> Harley, Nov. 12, 1827. 

4582.* Haskaline, July 7, 1843. 

[1708] ESTHER HAMLIN,' . (Sister of Gustavus A.,) 

b. East Bloomfield, N. Y., May 17, 1796; m. West Bloomfield, N. Y., May 

20, 1832, Ursen, son of James and Sarah (Rice) Harvey, his second wife; he m. 

1st her sister Caroline; res. Niagara, N. Y., and St. David, Ontario; she Presb. 

She d. Brockport, N. Y., Apr. 2, 1876; he d. St. David, May 6, 1852; both buried 

there. 

Ch. b. St. David: 

4583.* Ursen Adolphus, 

4584. Caroline Susannah, 

4585. Lydia Antoinette, 

4586. Henry James, 

[1709] JOHN FAIRCHILD HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Gustavus A., 

b. East Bloomfield, N. Y., Mar. 17, 1799; m. about 1830, Laura, dau. of Elon 
and Nancy Andrus; farmer, contractor and speculator. He went to St. Charles, 
Mo., 1820, but soon after to Oakland Co., Mich., and resided at Rochester, 
Mich. He received a common school education; while not ambitious for polit- 
ical honors, he was prominent in business in Mich, during the territorial and 
early state history, accumulated wealth and exerted wide influence in his sec- 
tion of country. He constructed the Micliigan canal, and owned and operated 
several plank toll roads, which greatly facilitated the growth and develop- 
ment of the state; Freemason. Both d. Rochester; he Mar. 9, 1863; she July 

9, 1883. 

Ch. b. Rochester: 

4587. Adelaide, 1833; dead. 
4588.* Caroline, Mar. 14, 1835. 
4589.* Adolphus, Nov. 30, 1839. 
4590. John, 1842; dead. 
4591.* Belle, Oct. 4, 1846. 
4592.* Laura, Feb. 16, 1849. 

[1710] ELIJAH HAMLIN, 7 (Bro. of Gustavus A.,) 

b. East Bloomfield, N. Y., June 7, 1801: m. Lima, N. Y., Apr. 2, 1825, 
Marana Frost, b. Lima, Aug. 19, 1806; farmer; Auburn and Avon, Mich; re- 



Sept. 


7, 


1835. 








Dec. 


6, 


1836: 


d. Jan. 12, 


1895, 


unm. 


Feb. 


9, 


1841, 


" Oct. 12, 


1894, 


(( 


July 


31, 


1842, 


" Aug. 28, 


1869, 


u 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 495 

moved from N. Y. to Mich, with an ox team, March, 1831. He d. Avon, Aug, 
20, 1870; she d. Pontiac, Aug. 11, 1889. 

Ch. b. Avon: 

4593.* Helen, Apr. 26, 1828. 

4594. George, d. unm 

4595. William, " " Cal. 
4596.* Calvin, May 25, 1836. 

4597.* Philo, Feb. 2], 1839. 

4598.* Mabana, May 21, 1845, 

4599.* Frank, Oct. 7, 1847. 

[1711] CAROLINE HAMLIN,' (Sister of Gustavus A.,) 

b. East Bloomfield, N. Y., May 27, 1803; m. there, Apr. 10, 1827, Ursen, son 
of James and Sarah (Rice) Harvey, b. West Bloomfield, Feb. 8, 1800. He ra. 2d, 
her sister Esther. He learned the trade of saddler and harness maker from 
Col. Sawyer,* of Canandaigua, N. Y.; removed to Grimsby, Ontario; thence to 
Niagara; purchased a tannery at St. David's, where he removed, 1834. He was 
engaged in business of various kinds; flouring mill, soap and candle factory, 
tanneries, and a leather store at St. Catherines, Ontario. He was among the 
first to advocate free schools, and was active in Sunday school and temperance 
work. A man of progress. He held public offices; she d. Niagara, Apr. 15, 
1830. 

Ch. b. Niagara: 

4600.* Oscar Lyman, Dec. 17, 1827. 

4601.* Emma Augusta, Nov. 19, 1829. 

[1712] LYDIA HAMLIN,' (Sister of Gustavus A.,) 

b. East Bloomfield, N. Y., Feb. 20, 1805; m. there, Aug. 29, 1830, John 
Henry, son of Ralph Waite and Anna Gou]d;t merchant: Holly, Bergen, Attica 
and Brockport, N. Y. He d. Brockport, Oct. 19, 1869. She d. Canandaigua, N. 
Y.. June 7, 1884; both buried Brockport, 

Children: 

4602. Helen Jane, b. Mar. 29, 1834; d. July 10, 1834. 

4603. James Henry *' June 19, 1835; " Aug. 14, 1836. 
4604.* James Franklin, " Apr. 26, 1837, Bergen. 

4605.* Henry Hamlin, " Sept. 28, 1839. 

4606. George Tiffts, " Apr. 23, 1842; d. May 30, 1842. 

[1713] HENRY WILLIAM HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Gustavus A.,) 

b. East Bloomfield, IS. Y., Oct. 20, 1807: m. Sharon, Ct., Oct. 5, 1841, Sibyll 
Blackmann,' dau. of Dr. John Sears,J b. Sharon, Sept. 22, 1813. He was a prom- 
inent business man in Ontario county, for many years engaged in various pur- 

* Note:j67. Col. Sawyer, was the same who was notorious as being mentioned in the 
celebrated case of Morgan, who was alleged to have been murdered bv the'Freemasons in New 

York State. 

•• For Gould see note 1.53. 

* Note ;}(j.s. For Sears see notes 7 and 28.5. 
Capt. SAMUEL SEARS, 3 (Paul,2 Richard, i) 

b. Yarmouth, Mass.,. Ian; 1603-4; ra. Mercy, dau. of Dea. Samuel and Tamzin (Lumpkin) 
Mayo, b. 1604; one of tlie earliest settlers of Uarwich. that part now West Urewstcr ; liis house, 
which stood until ISOO, was near the East Dennis line. The liouse of Capt. Constant Sears was 



496 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



I 



suits; farmer, trader, merchant and banker, and successful in all; resided East 
Bloomfield. An index to his character is found in the following incident in 
his life; To save his father's farm, he being financially embarrassed, he and] 
his brother Philo borrowed money to purchase it, Mr. Moses Fairchild becom 
ing their surety. Henry was then not twenty-one years old. When the first 
note became due in Canandaigua, it was a stormy day. Henry went to pay it, 
and as he stood in the bank, tlie rain dripping from him, the manager noticed 




Henry W. Hamlin, Esq. 



him, asked his name, and talked with him; Mr. Gibson then said to him: 
"Whenever you want money you can have it — a young man who will come the 
distance you have in s-uch a storm to pay a note at maturity will succeed." He 

built on its site; constable, 1702; Lieutenant, 1706; later Captain; she was adm. to church in 
Harwich, June 15, 1791. He d. Jan. 8, 1741-2; will Apr. 7, 1740; she d. Jan. 20, 1748-9. 

Ch. b. Harwich ; 

1, 1685; m. John Vincent. 
Ruth Merrick. 
Susannah Gray. 
John Freeman. 
Elizabeth Howes. 
Elizabeth Paddock. 
Mary Thacher. 
Mary Paddock. 
Grace Paddock. 
Pricilla Ryder, 
three times, 

BENJAMIN SEARS,* b, Harwich, June 16, 1706; m. 1st, Yarmouth, Mass., Mar. T6, I73I-I?, 
Lydia Ryder, of Yarmouth; who was adm. to church, Harwich from church, Yarmouth, .fune 'S, 
17;i3; and d. Mar, 34, 1733-4, aged 23; 2d, pub. July 16, 1735, to Mercy, dau. of Prince and Hannah 



Hannah, 


July 


1, 


1685; 


Samuel, 


Sept. 


15, 


1687, 


Nathaniel, 


Sept. 


22, 


1689, 


Tamsen, 


Nov. 


13, 


1691, 


Jonathan, 


Sept. 


3, 


1693, 


Joseph, 


July 


15, 


1695, 


Joshua, 


May 


3, 


1697, 


Judah, 


Oct. 


29, 


1699, 


John, 


July 


18, 


1701, 


Seth, 


May 


27, 


1703, 


Benjamin, 


June 


16, 


1700, 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 497 

I had kept his word, strictly, which in business is often of more value than 
I money. Long years afterwards, he walked with his son Frank to the place 
i where that bank used to be and told him the story and what a help it had been 
to him in his long business career. Both d. E. Bloomfield; he Nov. 30, 1891; 
; she, July 15, 1810. 

Ch. b. East Bloomtleld: 



4607.* 


JoHK Sears, 


July 


14, 


1842. 


4608.* 


Agnes Downs, 


July 


28, 


1844. 


4609.* 


Frank Harwood, 


Mar. 


27, 


1846. 


4610.* 


Anna Beach, 


Feb. 


18, 


1851. 


4611.* 


Sarah Atwater, 


Jan. 


28, 


1852. 


4612.* 


George Wright, 


July 


1, 


18.54. 



[1714] CALVIN HOOPER HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Gustavus A.,) 
b. East Bloomfield, N. Y., July 30, 1809; m. Rochester, Mich., Nov. 30, 1842, 
Martha Parks, dau. of John and Dolly (Parks) Bennett, b. Rochester, Nov. 30, 

Snow, b. Harwich, Nov. 18, 1705; whod. there, June 29, 1736; she wasgranddau.. of Nicholas Snow ; 
m. 3d. Harwich, June 30, 1737, Abigail, widow of Stephen Sears,* nee Burgess. He was adm. to 
church Harwich, July 14, 4734-5; dismissed to Mr. Kent's church, N. Y,, May 20, 1749, He re- 
moved to "Joe's Hill," in South East, on the Obloug, in Duchess Co., N. Y., one of the early 
settlers there. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Harwich; 

A Daughter, Feb. 8, 1732-3; d. Feb, 11, 1733. 

Heman, Mar, 13, 1733-4, " June 8, 1734. 

By 2d wife, b. Harwich: 
Heman, Jun'e 18, 1736; d. Aug. 15, 1637. 

By 3d wife: 

Benjamin, b. May 2, 1738, Harwich; m. Mary Hall. 

Stephen, " " " " " " three times. 

Enoch, " Sept. 5, 1741, " " Uuderhill. 

Reuben, bap. Feb. 16, 1743, 

Sunderland, b. Dec. 14, 1749, South East; m. Mary Andrus. 

Seth, " •' 

Samuel, " " •' 

Capt. STEPHEN SEARS,5 b. Harwich, May 20, 1738; m. 1st, Sharon, Ct.. Apr. 2, 1767, Eliz- 
abeth Hyde; m. 2d, Sarah Hunter; m. 3d, Mar. 9,1769; Mrs. Sybil Pardee, dau. of Daniel and 
Hannah Hunt, b. Feb. 18, 174- ; who d. Feb. 8, 1734, aged 94; he removed with his father to South 
East, N. Y. ; and about 1760 to Sharon, Ct.. where later he purchased the place of his father-in- 
law, Dea. Hunter; carpenter, and superintended erection of the meeting house, 1768; sheriff; 
Captain and Commissary in the Revolution. Hed. of yellow fever, N. Y. City, 1791, while at 
work on a contract there. 
Ch. by 2d wife: 

Abigail, m. Alpheus Jewett. 

Anna, b. Jun. 30, 1760 ; " Isaac Crane. 

Sarah, ' Elisha Wright. 



By 3d wife, b. Sharon : 




Stephen, 


May, 1730; 


m. Lois Lovoll. 


Asenath, 




" David Skidmore. 


Alma, 
Delia, 




*' Wi tT»Vir»r»^lr 


July 10, 1771, 


" John Benton. 


Tamsen, 


Dec, 1775, 


'■ Allen Pease. 


John, 


about 1784, 


" Almira Gould. 



Dr. JOHN SEARS,6 b. Sharon, about 1784; m. Dec, 2, 1812, Almira, dau. of David and Mary 
(Brewster) Gould, b. Dec. 15, 1787, a descendant of Elder William Brewster, the pilgrim; a pliy- 
sician in Sharon 40 years; then removed to East Bloomfield, N. Y. ; where he d. 1866; she d. .Tan. 
1, 1872. 



498 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

1825; school teacher, farmer and merchant; East Bloomfleld, N. Y.: Rochester, 
Mich., until about 1842; afterwards Hadley, Mich.; Republican. He d. Hadley, 
Oct. 29, 1883: she d. Rochester, Mar. 6, 1854. 
Ch. b. Hadley: 

4613.* Mary, Apr. 8, 1844. 

4614.* John Henry, Jan. 7, 1846. 

4615.* Maria E., Aug. 26, 1848. 

4616. Olive, Feb. 6, 1850; d. Cleveland, O., Apr. 16, 1901, unm. 

4617. Martha, Feb. 12, 1853, " Rochester, Feb. 17, 1854. 

[1717] FREDERICK HAMLIN,' (Philo,6 Seth^, Isaac,* Ebenezei^ 

James,2i) b. East Bloomfleld, N. Y., Aug. 28, 1808; m. Mary — . He was on 

tlie Menominee river, fifteen miles from Galena, 111., on May 30, 1835, where 
he had been three months engaged in lead mining: then unm., and witli four 
other young men had a camp or cabin: he sold his mining claim before August 
of that year, and spoke of traveling over the Western States. He was after- 
wards married, and d. Galena, 1848. 

Children; one or more. 

[1718] AUGUSTUS CYRUS HAMLIN,' (Leander,^ Seth,^ Isaac,* Eben- 

ezer,3James,2i) b. Riga, N. Y., Sept. 21, 1820; m. Bergen, N. Y., Nov. 28, 

1854, Cornelia, dau. of Howard and Gertrude (Van Wormer) Shader, b. Orange- 

ville, N. Y., Aug. 7, 18.34; mercliant and farmer; Bergen; Republican; Odd 

Fellow; Congs.: she res. Pittsburg, Pa., 1899. He d. Bergen, May 27, 1872. 

Ch. b. Bergen: 

4618.' Charles C, June 1, 1856: d. Mar. 28, 1857. 

4619.* George Francis, May 28,1858. 
4620.* Mary Gertrude, Aug. 18, 1860. 

[1719] CHARLES CANL>EE HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Augustus C.,) 
b. Chili, N. Y., Aug. 12, 1822; m. Bergen, N. Y., Aug. 23,. 1845, Sarah A. 
Buell, b. Bergen, Oct. 8, 1824: her mother was Mary Ann Ward. He was inter- 
ested in iron works, and res. Watertown, Wis. He d. New Orleans, La., Oct. 
6, 1858, buried at Watertown; she d. there Jan. 26, 1850. 



22, 1813; m. Henry W. Hamlin. 

9, 1815; d. .June 12, 18m 

6, 181(5; m. Mary .Jeanette Roberts. 
20, 1818, " Mary Jewitt, 
24, 1823, " Julia Jewitt. 
17, 1826, d. Aug. 1, 1847. 

6, 1828; m. Dr. David Atwater. 

6, 1830; d. Oct. T, 1854. 

Note 369. Lieut. DAVID GOULD, son of Benonl and Sarah Gould, b. Sharon, Ct., July ; 
1750; m. there, Nov. 4, 1772, Mary Brewster. 

Ch. b. Sharon: 

1, 1773. 
23, 1775. 



29, 1783; m. Cyrus Swan. 
15, 1787, " Dr. .John Sears. 



Ch. b. Sh 


aron: 


Sybil, 


Sept. 


Mary, 


Abr. 


Simeon B., 


Sept. 


John, 


May 


Vincent G., 


Aug. 


Albert E., 


Aug. 


Sarah A., 


June 


Frances, 


Nov. 



Victor, 


Aug 


James Brewster, 


Oct. 


Mary, 


Sept 


Sarah, 


Sept 


Rachael, 


Jan. 


Almira, 


Dec. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 499 

Ch. b. Watertown: 

4021. Florence Marian, Mar. 9, 1847; d. Aug. 29, 1876, unm. 
4622. Charles L., Jan. 14, 1850, " July 17, 1850. 



[1720] WILLIAM LEANDER HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Augustus C.,) 
b. Chili, N. Y., Dec. 20, 1824; m. twice; both wives dead. He removed to 
Cal., 1850, and d. Oakland, Cal., 1878. 
Children: 

4623.- William W. 

4624. Rose. 

4625. Adda. 

[1724] Hon. JOHN FLAVEL MORSE,' (Tempe Hamlin," Isaac,^! 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Oct. 1, 1801; m. Kirtland, Ohio, 1824, his cousin Mary, 
dau. of John Granger, b. Phelps, N. Y., 1803; architect and builder; Pittsfield, 
Mass.; removed to Kirtland, thence to Painesville, Ohio; Whig and Republican; 
Speaker of the House in Ohio Legislature, 1851; also State Senator; Capt. Co. 
F., 29th Ohio Inf. Vols.; enlisted Sept. 28, 1861; in battle of Winchester, Va.; 
dis. Apr. 1862; she Cong. Both d. Painesville; he Jan. 30, 1884; she, Sept. 9, 
1879. 

Ch. b. Kirtland: 

4626. Serepta, 1825; d. 1850. 

4627. John J., 1827, " 1829. 
4628.* Benjamin F., June 7, 1829. 

4629. Laura A., 1831, " 1893. 

4630. Mary, 1835, " 1837. 

4631. TE3IPERANCE, 1842, " 1843. 
46.32. Edward, 1843, " 1844. 

[1725] HARVEY HAMLIN MORSE,' (Bro. of John F..) 

b. Washington, Mass., Oct. 15, 1805; m. Kirtland, Ohio, Oct. 16, 1839, Ann 
dau. of David and Mary (Howj Holbrook, b. Derby, Ct., Dec. 15, 1812; carpen- 
ter and farmer; Kirtland and Painesville, Ohio, and Boonville, Ind., Repub- 
lican; Congs. Both d. Kirtland; he, Jan. 9, 18-6; she, June, 1880. 

Children: [unm. 

4633. Isabella Graham, b. Oct. 22, 18.35, Kirtland; d. Jun. 20, 1896, 

4634.* John Holbrook, " Nov. 12, 1840, Boonville. 

4635.* Frederick How, " May 8, 1844, Kirtland. 

4636.* George Hamlin, " Mar. 24, 1848, 

[1726] AURELIA MORSE,' (Sister of John F.,) 

b. Apr. 10, 1807; m. Nov. 29, 18.34, Christopher G. Crary; farmer; Kirtland, 

Ohio, and Marshalltown, Iowa; Republican; County Commissioner; Congs. 

She d. Kirtland, Aug. 5, 1843; he, Mar., 1894. 

Ch. b. Kirtland: 

4637. Marian Almtra, Oct. 22, 1835; unm. 1899. 

4638. Virginia, Aug. 23, 1837. 

4639. Octavia, July 29, 1841. 



500 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



I 



[1727] LAUKA WILLIAMS,' (Clarissa Hamlin, « Isaac,^* Ebenezer,3< 

James,2i) b. Mt. Washington, Mass., Dec. 24, 1796; m. Pittsfield, Mass., Sept., 
26, 1816, Daniel D. Cadwell, b. Pittsfield, Apr. 20, 1796; school teacher; Loraim 
County, Ohio; Presbs. Both d. Avon, Ohio; she, June, 1830; he, April, 1843. 

Children: 



4640.* Mary Ann, b. Jan. 11, 1818, Avon. 

4641.* Jane, " Apr. 9, 1820, " 

4642. Melissa Elvira, " Jan. 8, 1824, Dover; d. 1832. 



[1728] JUSTIN WILLIAMS,' (Bro. of Laura,) 

b. Mt. Washington, Mass., July 13, 1798; m. Avon, Ohio, Apr. 20, 1827, 

Eeneua, dau. of Lewis and Elsie (Sweet) Austin, b. Montgomery Co., N.Y., May 

27, 1799; farmer and miller: Avon, Ohio; Republican; Baptists. Both d. Avon; 

he, Sept. 22, 1846; she, Oct. 28, 1883. 

Ch. b. Avon: 

4643.* Cyrus Marcellus, Mar. 

4644.* MiLO Hamlin, Oct. 

4645. Viola M., Dec. 

4646. Henry C, Oct. 

4647. Ellen E., Sept 



1, 


1827. 




15, 


1829. 




24, 


1832: 


unm. 1902. 


16, 


1836, 


(( u 


7, 


1839; 


d. July 29, 1880, unm 



I 





Ch. b. Sheffield 


4648. 


Henry W., 


4649.* 


Halsey, 


4650.* 


Paulina E., 


4651.* 


Fannie M., 


4652.* 


Daniel W., 


4653.* 


Julia C, 



[1729] TEMPE WILLIAMS,^ (Sister of Laura, ) 

b. Mt. Washington, Mass., Sept. 6, 1800; m. Sheffield, Ohio, May 4, 1820, 
Milton, son of Solomon and Ruth (Bird) Garfield, b. Tyringham, Mass., July 1, 
1792; farmer: Sheffield; Republican; Congs. Both d. Sheffield; she Jan. 6, 1894; 
he, Nov. 25, 1862. 

1. b. Sheffield: 

Dec. 19, 1821; d. May 13, 1822. 

Dec. 24, 1823. 

Sept. 3, 1826. 

Aug. 14, 1829. 

May 11, 1833. 

July 25, 1842. 



[1730] ELIZA MINERVA WILLIAMS,' (Sister of Laura,) 

b. Mt. Washington, Ma.ss., Apr. 17, 1803; removed with her parents to Avon, 
Ohio, 1817; m. Sheffield, Ohio, July 10, 1823, Thomas, son of James and Nancy 
(Dun) Clary, b. Johnstown, N. Y., Apr. 2, 1797: farmer; Monroeville, Ohio, 
after 1823; Republican; Catholics. She d. Norwalk, Ohio, Apr. 19, 1898; he d. 
Monroeville, Dec. 12, 1869. 

Ch. b. Monroeville: 

4654.* William James, Nov. 8, 1824. 

4655.* Nancy Dun, Mar. 16, 1827. 

4656.* John, Sept. 1, 1829. 

4657.* Cordelia, May 25, 1832. 

4658.* Josephine, Aug. 31, 1837. 

4659.* Stephen Lawrence, Oct. 5, 1842. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 501 

[1731] JOHN WENDELL WILLIAMS,' (Bro. of Laura,) 

b. Mt. Washington, Mass., Sept. 15, 1806; m. 1st, Avon, Ohio, Catherine 
I M. Orinsby; m. 2d, Jane, dau. of William S. and Nancy (Robinson) Hoplvins: 
Miller; Avon: Free Soiler and Republican. He d. Avon, June 27, 1889. 
Ch. by 1st wife, b. Amherst: 

4(i60.* Thomas Floyd, May 1, 1833. 

4661.* Ida Isadohe Catherine, Sept. 1, 1834. 

By 2d wife: 
4662. Adelbekt. 

[1732] MARY HARRIET WILLIAMS,' (Sister of Laura,) 

b. Mt. Washington, Mass., Mar. 8, 1809; m. about 1827, Collins W., son of 
Collins and Polly (Williams) Miller, b. Pittsfield or Lenox, Mass.; farmer: Mon- 
roeville, Ohio, after 1828; Republican: Presb. She d. Monroeville, May 22, 
1839; he is buried there. 

No issue: 

[143.3] HENRY HARRI.SON WILLIAMS,' (Bro. of Laura,) 

b. Mt. Washington, Mass., Oct. 21, 1812; m. Ridgeville, Ohio, Feb. 6, 1840, 

Emma Amelia, dau. of Ebenezer and Eunice (Yale) Porter, b. Lee, Mass., Apr. 

3, 1817; merchant and manufacturer; removed from Lenox, Mass., to Ohio, 1817, 

and res. Avon, Ohio; Republican; Baptists. He d. Avon, Feb. 26, 1900; she 

res. Buffalo, N. Y. 





Ch. b. Avon: 










4663.* 


Howard, 


Jan. 


21, 


1841. 




4664.* 


Annette, 


Jan. 


23, 


1843. 




4665.* 


Edward Everett, 


Mar. 


B, 


1846. 




4666. 


MONTVILLE, 


Nov. 


16, 


1847; 


d. Dec. 10, 1847 


4667.* 


Nellie Louise, 


Oct. 


5, 


1853. 





[1734] JAMES DWIGHT WILLIAMS,' (Bro. of Laura,) 

b. Pittsfield, Mass., July 26, 1815; ra. Avon, Ohio, Helen, dau. of William 
S. and Nancy (Robinson) Hopkins, b. Loraine Co., Ohio; merchant; removed 
from Pittsfield, Mass., to Ohio, in childhood, and afterwards lived in Avon; 
Eepublican. He d. Avon, May 4, 1890. 
No issue. 

[1735] GEORGE WASHINGTON HAMLIN,' (Stephen," Isaac,^* 

Ebenezer,s James,2i) b. Pittsfield, Mass,, Jan. 6, 1814; m. New Lebanon, N. Y., 
Feb. 12, 1843, Sarah Ann, dau. of Ichabod and Maranda (Clark) Clark, b. Pitts- 
field, Aug. 8, 1821: carpenter and gunsmith; Inspector of Arms in U. S. Armo- 
ries at Springfield, Pittsfield and Ilion, N. Y.; res, Springfield and llion, and 
went to California, 1850; Democrat; Mormon; Odd Fellow. It is supposed he 
d. at Marysville, Cal., in the mines, 1855. No. further report of him. She 
remarried, Ilion, N. Y., Mar. 24, 1857, Frederick Mills, son of Jared and Han- 
nah (Mills) lagersoll, and removed to Chicago, 111., March, 1857, where he d. 
Feb. 16, 1895. She res. Chicago, 1899. 
Children: 

4668.* Charles, Dec. 7, 1843, Springfield. 

4669.* David Francis, Jan, 27, 1849, llion. 



502 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[1736] JANE ELIZABETH HAMLIN,' (Sister of George W.,) 
b. Pittsfield, Mass., July 29, 1815; m. Mar. 16, 1847, William Baird, b. Becket,J 
Mass.; res. Lee, Mass.: Kepublican; she Baptist. They separated and she 
went to Stockbridge, Mass. Both dead. She d. Stockbridge, Jan. 21, 1894. 

Ch. b. Pittsfield: 

Kathbrijste Elizabeth, June 28, 1848. 

William Kendall, May 2, 1850; d. Dec. 7, 1850. 

William Kendall, Feb. 8, 1853. 
Willis Prentice, " " " 



4670.* 
4671. 
4672.* 
4673.* 



[1738] SIDNEY HOWLAND,' (Lois Hamblin," Perez,^ Isaac,* Ebene- 

zer,3 Jaraes,2i) b. Poultney, Vt., Aug. 30, 1788; m. Pittsfield, Mass., Sept; 

28, 1808, Asaph, son of Asaph and Penelope (Sackett) Dewey,* b. Hancock,] 



Mass., Mar. 7, 1787; farmer: Lenox, Mass 
1873; he Feb. 11, 1845. 

Ch. b. Lenox: 

4674. Mary Maria, 

4675. Penelope Sackett, Oct 

4676. Lois Emily, 

4677. George Howland, 

4678. Charles Asaph, 

4679. Elizabeth Hall, 

4680. John Wesley, 

4681. Harriet Sidney, 

4682. Sarah Adaline, 

4683. Franklin Henry, 

4684. Frances Helen, 



Cong. Both d. Lenox; she Apr. 18,1 



Sept. 
Oct. 


29, 


1809; 
1811. 


d. 


Oct. 




1888, 


Lenox. 


Sept. 


23, 


1813; 


d. 


Dec. 


30, 


1837, 


Lenox. 


Oct. 


18, 


1816, 


I i 


Aug. 




1891, 


Sawyer, la 


Oct. 


14, 


1818. 












Aug. 


5, 


1820. 












Feb. 


13, 


1823: 


d. 


Mar. 


15, 


1825. 




Oct. 


4, 


1825, 


(1 


Feb. 


4, 


1855. 




Aug. 


16, 


1828, 


u 


Dec. 


21, 


1844. 




July 


27, 


1833, 


i I 


Oct. 


14, 


1855, 


Sawyer la. 


u 


(( 


(1 


n 


May 


1, 


1865, 


Canaan. 



[1742] POLLY HOWLAND,^ (Sister of Sidney,) 

b. Pittsfield, Mass., Dec. 28, 1800; m. there, Dec.28, 1820, Capt. Chauncy,' son 

of Philip and Lavinia (Gunn) Sears, t b. Lenox, Mass., June 30, 1799; farmer; 

resided on tlie old homestead, Lenox; Captain of militia: Cong. Both d. Lenox: 

she, Feb. 8, 1869: he, Feb. 10. 1841. 



4685.* 
4686.* 
4987.* 
4688.* 
4689.* 
4690.* 



Ch. b. Lenox: 

Philip Howland, 
Horatio Nelson, 
Mary Cornelia, 
Henry Clinton, 
Chauncy, 
Lois Hamblen, 



Aug. 9, 1823. 
Aug. 29, 1826. 
Aug. 22, 1828. 
Feb. 11, 1832. 
Nov. 13, 1834. 
Aug. 23, 1837. 



* For Dewey see notes 237 and 346. 

t Note 370. For Sears see notes 7, 285 and 368. 

Lieut. SILAS SEARS; 2 m. Anna, perhaps dau. of James Bursell, of Yarmouth ; resided 

east prechict Yarmouth; Ensign, Oct. 28, 1681; Lieutenant, .luly 7, 1683;representative, 1685-91; 

selectman, 16S0-n4. Both d. Yarmouth; he, Jan. 13, 1697-8; she. Mar. 4, 1725-6. 

Cliildren : 

Silas, b. 1661, Yarmouth; m. Sarah Crosby and Elizabeth O'Killey. 

Richard, " " " Bashua Harlow and Mrs. Sarah (Graham 

Hannah, " Dec, 1672, Eastham. " Thomas Snow. [Marvin. 

Joseph, " 1675, Yarmouth, " Hannah Hall. 

JosiAH, " 1675, " " Mercy Howes and Judith Gilbert. 

Elizabeth, " " " .John Cooke, 

Dobrity, " 1687, " " Joseph Staples. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



503 



Phebe, 


Jun. 


26. 1694; m. .] 


Silas, 


Dec, 


169">, " ] 


Sarah, 


Apr. 


3, 1697, '• ] 


Deborah, 


Jan., 


1699-1700; 


Hannah, 


Jan., 


1701-2; d. 


Thomas, 


Mar. 


3, 1702-3; m. 


James, 


Mar. 


30, 1704, " 


Eleazer, 


Jan. 


1,1705-6, " 



SILAS SEARS,3 b. Yarmouth. 1661 ; m. Ist, 1692, Sarah, dau. of Rev. Thomas and Sarah 

Crosby, b. Mar. 24, 1667; who d. Mar. 30, 1705-6; m. 2d, Yarmouth, May 1, 1707, Elizalnsth O., dau. 

iof David and Jane O'Killey, of Yarmouth; yeoman; a prominent man; resided in that part of 

Yarmouth, now Dennis. He d. 1732; will dated July 28, 1727; proved Nov. 29, 1732; estate £1499.3.7. 

Ch. b. Yarmouth: 

m. .lohn Buck. 

Elizabeth NIckerson. 
Eleazer Hamlin, 
m. William Gray. 
Mar. 18, 1705-6. 
. Patience Nickerson. 
Desire Tobey. 
Mary Nickerson and Lydia Gray. 

I JAxMES SEARS,* b. Yarmouth, Mass., Mar. 30, 1704; m. there. May 2S, 1730, Desire Tobey, 

fb. 1707; he had a deed of 52 acres of land at Windham, Ct., July 10. 1739. but it is not known 
that he ever lived there; prob. settled at Mill Plains, then part of Ridgefield, Ct., about 1740-5; 
one James Sears was pathmaster at Kent, N. Y., Apr, 7, 1747; and member of Old Gilead church, 
Carmel, N. Y.. 1756; possibly not him as he had nephews of the same name; he was one of the 
first members of the Cong. Church, Ridgefield, 1769; after the death of his wife he lived with 
his son. Comfort; was rigidly religious; he once started to shoot wild turkeys that had alighted 
in his cornfield: but remembering that it was the Lord's day returned without shooting, re- 
marking: "You did not get me that time, Mr. Devil," He d. Ridgefield, Mar. 17, 1791; she d, 
July 28, 1781. 

Children: 

25, 1731, Yarmouth; m. Mary Paddock, 
" " Reuben Crosby. 

" " James Foster. 

" Sarah Sears, 
m. Susanna Townsend and Charity Haviland. 
" Doborah Baldwin. 

" Timothy Foster, and removed to Western N. Y. 
" Abigail (?) Sherwood. 
" Eli Crosby. 
" Eunice Crane. 

DAVID SEARS.a b. Yarmouth, Aug. 25, 1731; m. Mary, prob. dau. of Zachariah and Eliz- 
abeth (Hawes) Paddock; he removed to North East, Duchess Co., N. Y., as early as 17,54; and 
before the Rev. to the north part of Leno.x. Mass^; on school com., 1774-6; tythingman, 1778; 
highway surveyor, 1779; at a meeting of the Committee of Safety, Dec. 3, 1777, he with four 
others were voted "'dangerous to the United States," and Major Caleb Hyde was appointed to 
procure evidences against them; a place in a mountain in Lenox called the "Tory liole," is said 
to be where he supplied one Gid. Smith with foor" while in hiding; Baptist. Both d. Lenox; he 
July 12. 1827; she July 19, 1826, aged 92. 
Children: 

Philip, 

David, 

Isaac, 

Luther, 

James, 

Zachariah, 

Calvin, 

Eli.jah. 

Bethia. 

Elizabeth, 

Polly, 
Corp. PHILIP SEARS.e b. North East, N, Y., 
Pittsfield, Mass., Lavinia Gunn, b. Pittsfield, 1771; 



Children: 








David, 


b. 


Aug. 


25, 1731, 


Sarah, 


" 


Nov. 


21, 1732, 


Thankful, 


" 


Nov. 


26, 1734, 


Seth, 


" 


Oct. 


31, 1736, 


Knowles, 


" 




1738; 


Thomas, 


" 


Apr. 


30, 1745. 


Desire, 








James, 


b. 




1747, 


Rebecca, 


" 


about 1750, 


Comfort, 


>' 


Mar. 


20, 1751, 



1759, North East; m 



)> 



1772, 
May 15, 1776, 
Apr., 1778, 
about 1779, 



Lexox ; 



Lavinia Gunn. 

Huldah Carr and Jennie Cole. 

Priscilla Stearns. 

Anna Foster. 

Lucy Judd. 

Sally Hall and Almira Butler. 

Mary Hubby. 



m. James Goodrich. 
" Jonathan Root. 
" Robert McKnight. 

1759; Pub. Lenox, Mass., Nov. 25, 1798; m. 
farmer; Lenox; Dec. 3, 1777, he with his 



father and three others were voted by the Com. of Safety, '-dangerous," etc., but lie appears to 
have purged himself from the imputation; he served in Capt. Ezra Whittlesey's Co.. Sept. 7 to 
30, 1777 ; in Capt. Charles Dibbet's Co., on alarm of Oct. 18, 1780, four days' service; Corp. in Capt, 
William Wells' Co., alarm at Saratoga, Oct. 30, to Nov, 7, 1781. Both d. Lenox ; he July 17, 1831 ; 
She Mar. 16, 1847. 

Ch. b. Lenox; 

Chauncy, June 30, 1799; m. Polly llowland, 

Laura D., June 11, 1801, " Chauncy Brooks. 



504 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[1744] POLLY BUCKLANI),^ (Rhoda A. Harablin,fi Perez,^ Isaac,* I 
Ebenezer,3 Jaiiies,2i) b. Poultney, Vt.; m. there, 1794, Capt. John, son of John | 
and Anna (Cleveland) Lewis, b. Poultney, Jan. 30, 1792; she d. Poultney, Dec.j 
4, 1827. He m. 2d, Rhoda Fifield,' cousin of lirst wife; farmer: Poultney; Re-| 
publican; Selectman; Representative. He d. Poultney, Nov. 13, 1865. 

Ch. b. Poultney: 

4691.* Helen, Mar. 20, 1822. 

4692.* Fanny B., Oct. 26, 1823. 

4693.* Carlisle, May 12, 1825. 

[1746] STEPHEN BUCKLAND,^ (Bro. of Polly,) 

b. Poultney, Vt., Oct. 20, 1799: m. there, Jan. 6, 1831, Chloe Eveline, dau., 
of Broad well and Sarah Watkins, b. Poultney, July 28, 1810; farmer; Poultney, 
Vt.; Danby, N. Y., until 1867; afterwards Coldwater, Mich.; Republican; Congs. 
He d. Coldwater, Nov. 9, 1868; she d. Danby, Dec. 6, 1856. 

Ch. D. Danby: 

Oct. 2, 1S31, 

June 13, 1833. 

Mar. 21, 1836; d. Feb. 2, 1877, unm 

Apr. 30, 1840. 

Sept. 27, 1842. 

Mar. 17, 1852; d. Jan. 15, 1872, unm. 



4694.* 


William, 


4695.* 


Newell, 


4696. 


Sakah, 


4697.* 


Frank, 


4698.* 


Harlan, 


4699. 


Emma, 



I 



[1747] AUGUSTUS BUCKLAND,' (Bro. of Polly,) 

b. Poultney, Vt., 1805. He res. on the homestead of his grandfather Buck- 
land, at Poultney, and d. there, unm., 1886. 



[1750] RHODA FIFIELD,^ (Charlotte Hamblin,« Perez,^ Isaac,* Eben- 
ezer,» James,^!) b. Poultney, Vt., July 23, 1802; m. Capt. John, son of John 

and Anna (Cleveland) Lewis, see sketch of his first wife Polly Buckland." Both 

d. Poultney; he, Nov. 13, 1865; she, Dec. 15, 1879. 

Ch. b. Poultney: 



4700.* 


Hiram F., 


Aug. 


12, 


1829. 


4701.* 


Mark, 


Nov. 


21, 


1831. 


4702.* 


Julius, 


May 


4, 


1837. 


4703.* 


Charlotte F., 


Jan. 


12, 


1839. 


4704.* 


Martha, 


Mar. 


n, 


1842. 


4705. 


Mary, 






1844; d 



1849. 

[1751] HIRAM FIFIELD,7 (Bro. of Rhoda,) 

b. Poultney, Vt., Jan. 30, 1805; m. there, Jan. 12, 1836, Paulina, dau. of 
Benjamin C and Martha (Dnrand) Lewis, b. Poultney, Feb. 4, 1809: farmer; 
Poultney; Republican: member of Morning Star Lodge A. F. & A. M., Poult- 
ney; Methodists. Both d. Poultney; he Feb. 20, 1892; she. Mar. 2, 1892. 
Ch. b. Poultney: 

4706.* Jenks L., Nov. 27, 1839. 

4707.* Mary A., Oct. 31, 1842. 

4708.* George Benjamin, Aug. 20, 1845. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 505 

[1752] BETSEY FIFIELD,' (Sister of Rhoda,) 

b. Poultnej', Vt., May 25, 1807: m. there, Jan. 28, 1841, Hiram Kilborn, b. 
Poultney, July 7, 1799; marble cutter; Whiting, Orwell and Poultney, Vt.: Re- 
[publican; Cong.; Freemason; she Baptist. Both d. Poultney; she, Apr. 25, 1878; 
he, Oct. 21, 1867. 

Children: 

4709.* Samuel, b. Nov. 29, 1841. 
4710.* Franklin, " Jan. 6, 1844. 
4711.* Albert, " Nov. 30, 1846. 

[1753] WILLIAM FIFIELD,^ (Bro. of Rhoda, ) 

b. Poultney, Vt., Dec. 27, 1809; m. there, Laura Ransom; res. in Iowa, where 

he died. 

Children: 

4712. Don, res. Cresco, Iowa. 

4713. Juliette. 

4714. Clinton, " Kendallville, Iowa. 

[1754] PEREZ HAMBLIN FIFIELD,' (Bro. of Rhoda,) 

[ b. Poultney, Vt., May 6, 1813; m. 1st, Jennie, dau. of James and Prudence 
(Graves) Winchell, who d. Poultney, 1860; m. 2d, Mrs. Lucy Down, of Hampton, 
and dau. of Studley and Rebecca (Batchelder) Thornton. He res. Hampton, 
1875, where he died. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

4715.* Edson H., b. Dec. 7, 1838, Poultney. 

4716. Frank, " 1840, " d. 1842. 

4717. James, " 1843. 
4718.* Sarah, " Nov. 10, 1848. 
4719.* Ida, " Nov. 26, 1853. 

By 2d wife, b. Hampton: 

4720. Minnie, May 12, 1875; unm. 1897; res. Hampton. 

[1756] CYNTHIA HAMBLIN,' (Stephen," Perez.s Isaac,< Ebenezer.s 
James,2i) b. New Haven, Vt., May 31, 1801; m. Dec. 15, 1823, Myron Casey, 

of Auburn, N. Y., who d. about a year after marriage. He remarried, removed 

to Kalamazoo, Mich., and died. 

Child: 

4721. Cynthia, b. 1824; d. 1848. 

[1757] SOPHIA HAMBLIN,- (Sister of Cynthia,) 
b. New Haven, Vt., Aug. 10, 1802; m. June 27, 1822, William A. Smith. 
Both dead; she d. Elbridge, N. Y., 1876. 

No issue. 

[1758] HORATIO HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Cynthia,) 
! b. New Haven, Vt., Jan. 5, 1806; m. 1st, Aurelius, N. Y., 1827, Polly, dau. of 

' John andLucinda (Rice) Montgomery, b. Aurelius, 1807, who d. Auburn, Dec. 
2, 1850; m. 2d, Elbridge, N. Y., Dec. 16, 1851, Jane P. Mead; carpenter. He re- 
moved with his parents to Aurelius, N. Y., 1812; later to Auburn, N. Y., where 
he d. 1876; she d. June 10, 1881. 



506 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Ch. by 1st wife, b. Aurelius: 



4722. 


Cynthia, 


Mar. 18, 


1828; 


m. Kufus Smith. 


4723. 


Malyina, 


July 13, 


1829: 


d. Feb. 24, 1893, unm 


4724.* 


Leyi B., 


Feb. 18, 


1831. 




4725.* 


Lauka Jane, 
By 2d wife, b. 


Aug. 19, 
Auburn: 


1833. 




4726.* 


Charles L., 


Aug. 5, 


1852. 




4727.* 


May Frances, 


Mar. 28, 


1854. 





[1759] WILLAM PEREZ HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of Cynthia,) 

b. New Haven, Vt., June 23, 1809; m. Aurelius, N. Y., Apr. 21, 1830, Mary 
Jane, dau. of St. Clair and Elizabeth (Montgomery) Smith, b. Aurelius, Aug. 
9, 1809; farmer. He removed with his parents to Aurelius, 1812; to Elbridge, 
1835; Syracuse, 1849; Fleming, 1852; Plymouth, Mich., 1855; Republican; Presb., 
in which church he was an elder. Both d. Plymouth; he, Oct. 14, 1873: she, 
July 2, 1872. 

Children: 



4728.* 


Martha E., 


4729.* 


St. Clair Smith 


4730. 


Oscar L., 


4731. 


William H., 


4732. 


Jane A., 


4733.* 


Jennie M., 


4734. 


Harriet M., 


4735. 


Oscar, 



b. Jan. 30, 18.31, Aurelius. 

" May 6, 18.33, " 

" Mar. 6, 1836, Elbridge; d. Oct. 1849 

" Aug., 1838, " " Nov., 1839. 

" Sept., 1840, " " July, 1841. 

" Mar. 27, 1842, 

" Oct., 1845, " " July, 1847. 

" Jan., 1851, " " in infancy. 



I 



[1760] CHARLOTTE HAMBLIN,' (Sister of Cynthia,) 

b. Aurelius, N. Y., Nov. 10, 1810; m. Mar. 28, 1830, Caleb H. Hopping, of 
Auburn, N. Y. Both dead; she d. Hammondton, N. J., before 1896. 



4736. 



Child: 
Stephen; had son, Edward N. 



[1761] MARY ETTA HAMBLIN,^ (Sister of Cynthia,) 

b. Aurelius, N. Y., Feb. 1, 1813; m. there, Apr. 28, 18.35, William Bennett, 
son of St. Clair and Elizabeth (Montgomery) Smith; res. Auburn, N. Y., until 
1861; removed to N. Y. City; Democrat; clerk in Auburn State Prison, 1836; 
Knights Templar; Presbys.; she res. N. Y. City, 1894. He d. N. Y. City. 



4737. 

4738. 

4739.* 

4740. 

4741.* 

4742. 



Children: 

Sarah Elizabeth, 

Francis G., 

William St. Clair, 

Charles Henry, 

Mary Sophia, 

Horace Falconer, " Nov. 17, 1848, 



b. May 21, 1836, Aurelius: m.Wm. B.Adams 
" Nov. 15, 1838, Throopsville:d.Mar.l4,'86; 
" July 14, 1840, " [unm. 

" Mar. 22, 1842, Auburn; d. Apr. 25, '42. 
" June 21, 1847, " 

" Nov. 29, '53. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 507 

[1762] Rev. LEMUEL WOODWORTH HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Cynthia,) 
b. Aurelius, N. Y., July 23, 1815; m. Geneva, N. Y., May 28, 1835, Jeanette 
Elizabeth, dau. of John Temple and Jane McNarrin (Black) demons,* b. 
Geneva, N. Y. He received his theological education at Auburn, was licenced 
to preach and Nov. 6, 1816, ordained and installed pastor of the Presb. church 
Elbridge; N. Y., April, 1842. She was an army nurse eighteen months in Colum- 
bia College U. S. Hosp., Washington. D. C, 18G2-3. Through the kindness of 
President Lincoln, she was appointed clerk in the U. S. Treasury Dept. Wash- 
ington, and served as such eleven years. She d. Bristol, Vt., May 25, 1881. He 
d. Elbridge, N. Y., deeply lamented, Oct. 12, 1846. 

OBITUARY 

At the parsonage in the village of Elbridge, on Monday the 12th of Octo- 
ber, Rev. L. W. Hamblin, pastor of the Congregational church ceased from his 
labors and entered upon his reward. The subject of this brief obituary was 
converted at the age of tifteen, in the village of Senaca Falls, during the great 
revival of 1831. With unusual ardor and fidelity lie immediately, entered upon 
the work of his Master and Redeemer; and whether laboring as a layman, 
an elder or bishop, he was eminently wise in winning souls to Christ. As a 
preacher of the unsearchable riches of Christ, he was faithful, earnest, truth- 
ful, ever striving to reach the conscience and apply the truth, in the hope and 
expectation of immediate fruit and harvest. He had a remarkable lioly bold- 
ness in his Master's cause^ and often the scoffer and the re viler quailed before 
him. As a bishop of souls his was the Shepherd's gift, healing the breaches, 
succoring the weak, feeding the lambs, supporting the aged, comforting the 
mourning, reclaiming the wandering, and cheering in the deep waters, the lone 
crosses of Jordon's Stream. In the sacred desk he loved to stand; alas! for us, 
too well, there he loved to magnify his office. 

"How did our souls start out to hear, 
The embassies of love he bore. 
While every ear in raptures hung. 
Upon the wonders of his tongue." 

In sadness and sorrow we followed our brother and friend, our teacher and 
pastor through the dark valley. We hoped for many words of strength, of joy, 
and light, in this stage of his pilgrimage: but disease weakened and beclouded 
his intellect, until the angel came; the Heavenly strength was brought and to 
teach, and to all he had a word in season fittingly spoken. 

Faithful to the last he ceased from among us, bearing delightful witness 
that the valley was "Light, all light," that "Jesus," was with him, near him, 
around him, and in him, full of glory. He has gone to his Lord, and our Lord. 



* Note 371. JOXATHAN CLEMONS, m. by Rev. Nathan Stone, Southborough, Mass, 
Oct. 13, 1755, Hannah More; and res. Southborough. 

JONATHAN CLEMONS, b. Southborough, Jan. 19, 1756; m. 1st RachaeLRIce; m. 2d . 

Private in Capt. Emerson's Co., in Col. Tupper's Regt. His app. for pension was dated Sodus, 
N. Y., Apr. 20, 1818, pensioned for 3 years actual service. Ho d. South Sodus, Apr. 14, 1841. He 
and his 2d wife buried Palmyra, N. Y. Sons, John Temple and Thomas Reed. 

JOHN TEMPLE CLEMONS, b. Rutland, Ma.ss., Mar. 6, 1787, eldest son; m. Geneva. N.Y., 
Oct. 26, 1809, Jane McNarrin, dau. of John and .lennette (McNarrin) Black, b. .Tohnstown. N. Y. 
Feb. 10, 1789. He d. Geneva, May 10, 1841 ; she d. Palmyra, N. Y., Oct. 26. 1866. Their dau. .lean- 
nette Elizabeth demons, m. Rev. Lemuel W. Hamblin.' 



508 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Children: 

4743. Theodore Spencer, b. Apr. 23, 18.36, Geneva; d. Jan. 16,1837. 

4744. Edward Patson, " June 29, 1838, Cleveland, " Sep. 16, 1844. 
4745.* Maria Louise, " Jan. 13, 1841, Geneva. 

4746.* James Richards,' " Mar. 16, 1844, Elbridge. 

[1763] LEWIS CLARK HAMBLIN,' ( Bro. of Cynthia,) 

b. Aurelius, N. Y., Jan. 4, 1818; m. Feb. 12, 1842, Hannah L. Ward, b. Aure- 

lius; farmer; res. Aurelius, 1896; Charlevoix, Mich., 1902. She d. Aurelius, 

1847. 

Ch. b. Aurelius: 

4747.* Charles, 1843. 

[1764] RHODA ANN HAMBLIN,' (Sister of Cynthia,) 

b. Aurelius, N. Y., Jan. 3, 1819: m. there, Nov. 17, 1840, Benjamin Rice, b. 

Aurelius, July 24, 1806; carpenter; res. Aurelius, Corning and Auburn, N. Y.; 

Republican; Baptists. She d. Auburn, Mar. 17, 1854: he d. Elkhart, Ind., Oct. 

3, 1874. 





Children: 










4748.* 


Ruth A., 


b. Aug, 


12, 


1841, 


Corning; m. Holben 


4749.* 


Horatio Hamblin, 


" Sept. 


11, 


1843, 


Auburn. 


4750.* 


Mary, 


" Oct. 


14, 


1844, 


u 


4751.* 


James Spencer, 


" Apr. 


14, 


1849, 


(1 


4752. 


Frederick, 


" Feb. 


3, 


1853; 


d. Nov. 10, 1853 



[1765] HEMAN HAMLIN,^ (Ebenezer S.," Jehiel,^ lsaac,i Ebenezer,^ 
James,3i) b. West Springfield, Mass., Dec. 15, 1801; m. West Blooratleld, N. Y., 
Mar. 11, 1836, Mary Loe, dau. of Caleb Stanley and Content Hall (Brown) 01m- 
stead, b. Lyden, Mass., Dec. 27, 1814; blacksmith; W. Bloomfield; Republican. 
He d. W. Bloomfield. 

Ch. b. W. Bloomfield: 

4753.* Sarah Bardwell, Nov. 7, 1838. 

4754. Daniel, Aug. 12, 1840; d. Feb. 22, 1844. 

4755.* Franklin Ebenezer, July 6, 1842. 

4756. Daniel, Sept. 12, 1844, " Sept. 8, 1847. 

4757. Sophia Dewey, Sept. 23, 1846, " " 12, 1847. 

[1766] JAMES DEWEY HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Heman,) 

b. West Springfield, Mass., July 25, 1803; m. 1st, Leroy, N. Y., Jan. 26, 
1832, Caroline, dau. of Dr. Abel and Anna (Tripp) Bennett, b. Lei'oy, Feb. 8, 
1807, who d. Allen, Mich., Oct. 27, 1841; m. 2d, Mar. 3, 1842, Lucy Ann Chester. 
He was salesman in a dry goods store in early life; removed to Allen, Mich., 
1830, where he was a farmer; Republican; Supervisor; Justice of the Peace; 
Epis. He d. Allen, Nov. 7, 1859: his widow d. there, Jan. 16, 1863. 

Ch, by 1st wife: [12, 1835. 

4758. Myron Ebenezer, b. Apr. 9, 1833, W. Bloomfield; d. Feb. 
4759.* Emily Bennett, " July 11, 1835, Lorain. [8, 1838. 
4760. Mary Sophia, " Apr. 3, 1837, W. Bloomfield; d. Oct. 
4761.* Caroline Bennett, " Oct. 12, 1840, Allen. 

By 2d wife, b. Allen: 
4762.* Frances Lucy, Jan. 14, 1842. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 509 

[1767] BETSEY POMEROY HAMLIN,' (Sister of Heman, ) 

b. West Springfield, Mass., Nov. 9, 1807; m. Blootnfield. N. Y., July 1.3, 1837, 

Hiland Bishop, son of Gen. Araos and Pliebe (Coe) Hall, b. West Bloomtield, 

(N. Y., July 3, 1800, his 2d wife. He m. 1st, her sister Caroline. In early life 

he was a clerk in stores in Geneva and Penn Yan, N. Y.; later, merchant, 

Bloomfield, with Stephen Hendee, closing their business 1842: afterwards con- 

I ducted a grist mill: Whig; Postmaster; School Commissioner; Commissioner of 

deeds; Cong. She d. West Bloomfield, Sept. 7, 1885. He d. Bloomfield, Mar. 

1 17, 1847. 

f Ch. b. W. Bloomfield: 

4763. Delia Elvira, Oct. 2, 1838; d. Jan. 2, 1841. 

4764.* Hiland Saxton, Apr. 30, 1841. 

4765.* Francis Granger, July 6, 1843. 

[176S1 CAROLINE SOPHIA HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Heman,) 

I b. West Springfield, Mass., Dec. 5, 1810: m. Bloomfield, N. Y., Feb. 21, 1828, 

Hiland Bishop, son of Gen. Amos and Phebe (Coe) Hall, his first wife. See 

slcetch of her sister Betsey, who was his second wife. She d. W. Bloomfield, 

June 8, 1836. 

Child: 

4766.* Isabella Sophia, b. Jan. 30, 1831. 

[1769] SAMUEL SELDEN HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Heman,) 

b. West Springfield, Mass., Sept. 7, 1817— another record says Jan. 20, 1818. 
(Possibly there were two children of the same name and the first d. in infancy); 
m. June 10, 1840, Cornelia, dau. of Joel Rice, Jr., of Geneva, N. Y., b. May 15, 
1817. He was in tlie dry goods business, Elmira, N. Y., with his brother-in- 
law, RemickC. Rice, for 25 years; firm, Hamlin & Rice. He d. Elmira. N. Y., 
Apr. 9, 1893; she d, Baltimore, Md., May, 1873; he and his st)n are buried West 
Bloomfield. 

Ch. b. Elmira: 

4767. ASHER PoMEROY, July 31, 1841; d. 1861. 

[1770] JOHN EBENEZER HAMLIN,- (Bro. of Heman,) 
b. West Springfield, Mass., Nov. 11, 1819; another record gives his birth 
Mar. 17, 1817; m. Sept. 1849, Clarissa Covell, of Elmira, N. Y., b. 1828. He once 
lived in Elmira: was in business at Mansfield, Pa. He d. Elmira, about 1864: 
she res. there, 1896. 

No issue, 

[1772] ELIZA DAY,' (Jerusha Hamlin,« Jehial,Ms-aac.* Ebenezer,' 

James,2i) b. West Springfield, Mass., Jan. 17, 1807; m. Benjamin Crippen. 
She d. Rochester, N. Y., Aug. 7, 1889. 
No issue. 

[1773] ASHER HAMLIN DAY,^ ( Bro. of Eliza,) 

b. West Springfield, Mass., Mar. 25, 1809; m. Westfield, Mass., Aug. 1, 1838, 
Delina, dau. of Solomon and Charlotte (Holmes) Stiles, b. Westfield, Apr. 10, 
1816; res. West Springfield: Methodist. He d. West Springfield, Feb. 5, 1847: 
she d. North Blandford, Mass., Apr. 19, 1886. 
Ch. b. W. Springfield: 

4768.* William Henry, April 1, 1841, 



510 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[1776] Hon. LOREN DAY,' (Bro. of Eliza, ) 

b. West Springfield, Mass., Oct. 20, 1816: ni. Ithaca, N. Y., Apr. 29, 

Mary Ann Hillick; wliolesale liquor dealer; Ithaca, N. Y., since about 

He d. Sept. 27, 1900; she d. Mar. 29, 1901, aged 82. 

Children: 

4769. Louisa, b. Jan. 27, 1853; d. Aug. 7, 1854. 

4770. Charles Kelsey, " Apr. 12, 1856, " Oct. 20, 1860. 
477L Joseph Seldbk, " Feb. 27, 1859, '^ Oct. 30, 1860. 



I 



185?, 
1851J 



[1777] JOHN HAMLIN MILLER,^ (Electa," Jehie 1,5 Isaac,* Ebenezer.a 
James,2i) b. Feeding Hills, Mass,, Sept. 30, 1812; m. West Islip, Long Island, N. 
Y., Jan. 1, 1850, Frances, dau. of Samuel and Prudence (Terry) Higbie, b. West 
Islip, Sept. 30, 1826; she was called Fanny; farmer: West Islip; an educated- 
wliole souled, highly respected man. Both d. West Islip; he, Apr. 22, 1885| 
she, Apr. 24, 1891. 

Ch. b. Islip: 
4772.* Fanny, Mar. 22, 1851. 



[1780] LUCY LEONARD MILLER, ■ (Sister of John H.,) 

b. Feeding Hills, Mass., Apr. 26, 1819; m. there. May 26, 1850, Solomon S., 

son of Asa N. and Harriet (Scovill) Northam, b. Williamstown, Mass., June 12, 

1823; farmer: Westfleld, Mass.; she Cong. 

Ch. b. Feeding Hills: 

4773. Samuel, Mar. 22, 1851; d. June 22, 1875. 

4774. Heber, Feb. 17, 1853, " July 4, 1865. 

4775. Nellie, Aug. 25, 1855. 

4776. Henry H., Mar. 8, 1859. 



[1781] CAROLINE MORELY MILLER,' (Sister of John H.,) 

b. Jan. 10, 1823; m. June 28, 1847, Remick Chauncy," son of Joel, Jr.. and 
Clarissa, (Grannis) Rice,* of Geneva, N. Y., b. Cheshire, Ct., Oct. 2, 1812; 
dry goods merchant: Elmira, N. Y., with Selden Hamlin, firm of Hamlin &^ 
Rice, until 1847; removed to Colorado, 1881; she res. Highland, Col. 

Ch. b. Chemung Co., N. Y. 

Mar. 23, 1848; d. same day. 

Feb. 3, 1850, Elmira. 

Dec. 22, 1851; d. Jan. 5, 1852. 

June 14, 1854: m. Caroline C. Lockhead. 

Feb. .15, 1857; d. Mar. 17, 1858. 

Dec. 28, 1858. 

Nov. 29, 1866. 

* Note 372. The name Rice is said to be of Welsh origin, formerly spelled Ap Rhys. 

EDMUND RICE,i was b. Barkhempsted, Hurts, England, 15"J4; came to New England, 
1630; settled at Sudbury, Mass., 1638-9; selectman, 1644; subsequently at Marlboro, Mass., with 
his family, on what is known as the Rice Grant; a prominent man. He d. Marlboro, May 3, 
1663. The name has been honorably conspicuous in New England ; four of the family were 
members of Congress, 1861. Remick C. Rice was ninth in descent from Edmund, the settler at 
Sudbury. 



4477. 


A Daughter, 


4778.* 


Frank Sumner, 


4779. 


Charles G., 


4780. 


Edward Clancy, 


4781. 


EVELIN S., 


4782.* 


George Heber, 


4783. 


Eugene Remick, 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 511 

[1786] JA.NE HAMLIN,^ (Lester.^ Jeliiel,^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) 

b. West Springtield, Mass., Nov. 20, 1822; m, Mar. 23, 1843, Alexander Wliit- 

Iman Allen. The homestead in West Springfield, of her grandfather, Jehiel 

Hamlin, inherited by her fatlier, was in 1896 in possessioa of her children. She 

d. W. Springfield, Mar, 20, 1889. 





Children: 


















4784. 


Edwin Lester, 


b. 


Jan. 


9, 


1844; 


d. 


Sept. 


12, 


1844. 


4785. 


Elizabeth Lucy, 


t( 


July 


6, 


1845. 










4786. 


Mary Jane, 


<t 


Oct. 


9 


1847. 










4787. 


Frances Olive, 


(( 


Nov. 


1, 


1850. 










4788. 


Emma Maria, 


a 


Mar. 


10, 


1853. 










4789. 


Edward Hamlin, 


«( 


Feb. 


11, 


1857; 


d. 


Nov. 


14, 


1858. 


4790. 


Edward Whitman, 


(i 


Sept. 


10, 


1859, 


n 


Apr. 


7, 


1860. 


4791. 


Henrietta Adele, 


u 


Aug. 


8, 


1861. 










4792. 


Grace Pomeroy, 


(I 


Aug. 


13, 


1864; 


d. 


Aug. 


9, 


1865. 


4793. 


Grace Louise, 


41 


Aug. 


1, 


1866, 


a 


Dec. 


7, 


1866. 



[1787] FRANCES ELIZABETH HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Jane,) 

b. West Springfield, Mass., Jan. 4, 1827; m. there, by Rev. Henry M. Field, 

Oct. 19. 1852, Joseph, son of Daniel and Laura Merrick, of West Springfield, b. 

about 1822; farmer; she d. W. Springfield, Aug. 17, 1856. 

[1795] DELIA A. HyVMBLIN,' (Perez,6 Cyreneus,^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,' 
James,2i) b. Austerlitz, N. Y., 1833; m. 1857, John H. Shepardson, of Mans- 
field, Mass. He d. 1900. 
Children: 

4794.* George Lawrence, b. June 17. 1860, Wrenthani. 

4795. Harry W„ " 1864; unm. 1902. 

4796. Mary L., " 1871; d. 1883. 

4797. Jennie!., " 1873, " 1897. 

[1799] ALMIRA C. STARR,' (Mercy Hamlin,« Cyreneus,^ Isaac,^ 

I Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Verona, N. Y., Apr. 1, 1804; m. Jan. 18, 1843, Edmund 
i Carter, son of Ayres and Sarah (Carter) White; mechanic and farmer; St. Law- 
: rence Co., N. Y.; removed to Mich., about 1840, and res. Centerville. He d. 
> there, Dec. 8, 1859: she res., 1879, Benius Point, N. Y., but has since died. 
I Ch. b. Centerville: 

4798. Virtus Genevieve, Sept. 5, 1843; m. Jerome Merritt.^ 
4799.* Albert Hazen, May 7, 1848, 

[1800] ANN ELIZABETH STARR,' (Sister of Almira,) 

b. Augusta, N. Y., July 31, 1806; m. Aug. 29, 1820, Col. John, son of Ulysses 

and Lucina (Newell) Hulburt,* b. West Stockbridge, Mass., May 12, 1804; 

farmer; York, Livingston Co., N. Y. She d. July 3, 1869, 
Children: 

4800. John Newell, b. Nov. 7, 1829; d. Sept. 6, 1853. 

4801. George Mortimer, " Feb. 4, 1831, " Chicago, Feb. 4, 1872. 

4802. Helen Maria, " Apr. 17, 1833. 

4803. Louise A., " Jan. 30, 1835. 

4804. Harriet Camilla. " Feb. 12, 1837, " Aug. 25, 1838. 

4805. Charles Allen, " Jan. 19, 1839; res. Chicago, 1879. 

4806. Sarah Augusta, " Apr. 3, 1841; d. Aug. 2, 1842. 



For Hurlbut see notes 118 and 227. 



nl2 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[1801] ORRIN STARR,' (Bro. of Almira,) 

b. Augusta, N. Y., Mar. 27, 1809; m. Leroy, N. Y., Aug. 26, 1834, Mary Ann, 
dau. of Aaron T. and Eunice (Byington) Daniels, b. Westmoreland, N.H.,Oct. 
7, 1812; produce dealer; Genessee Co., N. Y.; settled in Kalamazoo, Mich., 1851; 
Republican; lield local offices; Epis. He is dead. 

Ch. b. Leroy: 

4807. Mary Jane, June 15, 1835; unm. 1879. 

4808.* Sarah Imogene, June 18, 1837. 



[1802J CALVIN HAWLEY STARR,' (Bro. of Almira,) 
b. Augusta, N. Y., Mar. 4, 1812; m. Leroy, N. Y., Aug. 28, 1838, Harriet 
Adelia, dau. of Eli and Ruth (Hurd) Lake, b. Mt. Morris, N. Y., Apr. 10, 1821: 
merchant, Mt. Morris, until 1837; Centerville, Mich., where he was a farmer, 
and Ins. agent, clerk in store until 1898; since at Washta, Iowa; Republican; 
members Dutcli Reformed Cburch; she d. Centerville, Oct. 21, 1897. 



4809.* 

4810.* 

4811. 

4812.* 

4813. 

4814.* 



Ch. b. Centerville: 

Eli Lake, Dec. 28, 1839. 

Henry Hamlin, July 13, 1842. 

Harriet Amelia, Dec. 17, 1845; d. Feb. 12, 1846. 

Harriet Amelia, Dec. 17, 1847. 

Charles Lake, Mar. 20, 1853; " Mar. 25, 1898, unm. 

Fanny Ellen, Oct. 31, 1868. 



[1803] HARVEY HAMLIN STARRJ (Bro. of Almira,) 

b, Verona, N. Y., Dec. 27, 1814; m. Oct. 6, 1839, Elizabeth, dau. of James 
and Margaret (Smith) Pratt, b. England, Jan. 2, 1819: farmer; went to Kala- 
mazoo, Mich., 1835; to Columbus, Wis., 1847; Universalist. He d. Columbus, 
Aug. 21, 1855. 



Children: 

4815. Mblvin James, 

4816. Frank Harvey, 

4817. Elizabeth C, 



b. May 21, 1843, farmer, Osage, la., 1879. 
" Apr. 14, 1848; res. " " 1879. 

" Feb. 21, 1853, " " " " 



[1804] HARRIET LOUISE STAER,' (Sister of Almira,) 

b. Verona, N. Y., Oct. 16, 1817; m. Centerville, Mich., Dec. 19, 1839, Eras- 
mus Darwin, son of John Thomas and Catharine (Bruyn) Montrose, b. 
Montgomery, N. Y., Oct. 22, 1814; farmer; Centerville and Florence, Mich.; 
York, Wis.; Rockford, Iowa, 1879. Both d. Rockford; she June, 1896; he, 
Feb., 1891. 



4818.* 

4819.* 

4820.* 

4821.* 

4822. 

4823. 

4824. 



Children: 

Henry Watson, 
Catharine Bruyn, 
Mary Emily, 
Marion Mar, 
Adeline Starr, 
Lucy Richmond, 
Sarah Alice, 



b. Dec. 27, 1840, Centerville. 

" Aug. 13, 1843, Florence. 

" Oct. 27, 1845, 

" Dec. 22, 1847, " 

" Jan. 22, 1849, York; unm. 1902. 

" May 8, 1854, 

" Mar. 28, 1861, " " 1902. 



i 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 613 

[1805] BETSEY JANE STARR,' (Sister of Almira C) 

b. Pavilion, N. Y., Mar. 13, 1819; m. there, Apr. 6, 1843. Delos White, son of 
Edmond and Sarah (Mott) Gould,* b. Middieburgh, N. Y., Mar. 21, 1814; hotel 
! keeper; N. Y. State; removed from Wyoming, N. Y., to Raymond, Iowa; Bap- 
{ lists. He d. Raymond, Apr. 14. 1882. 
Children: 

4825.* HEJfRY Darius, b. Apr. 8, 1844, Warsaw, N. Y. 

4826.* George Eugene, " Perry, N. Y. 

[1806] MARY ADELINE STARR,' (Sister of Almira C.,) 

b. Pavilion, N. Y., June 29, 1822; m. Feb. 2, 1854, Dr. John Boyd, son of 

John and Jenny Lynn (Boyd) Dickey, b. Francistown, N. H., Mar. 17, 1816; 

physician; Centerville, Mich. She res. with a dau. Mrs. Geo. Tyler, San Diego, 

Cal. He is dead. 

Child: 
4827. Jennie Starr, b. April 14, 1860. 

[1807] HENRY KEELER STARR,^ (Bro. of Almira C) 

b. Castile, N. Y., June 3, 1825; m. Leroy, N. Y., Dec. 9, 1845, Martha A., 
dau. of Lucius and Elizabeth (Grossman) Parks, b. Leroy, Apr. 3, 1829; mer- 
chant; Leroy, 1840-1864; in same business in Chicago until burned out in the 
tire of 1871; cracker manf., Sherman, Texas, nine years; returned to Chicago 
three years; since, fruit grower, Leroy, N. Y; Republican; she Epis. 
Children: 

4828.* Belle Caroline, b. Oct. 20, 1846, Leroy. 

4829.* Lucius Parks, " Sept. 5, 1848, " 

4830. Harry Gordon, ' ' Niles, Mich. ; d. Sept. 16, '75 

[1808] LAURA MILLER,^ (Laura Hamblin,« Cyreneus,^ Isaac,* 

Ebenezer,3 James, 21) b. Stockton, N. Y., Apr. 14, 1812; m. there, Sept. 22, 1835, 

Origen Crissey, b. Stockton, Oct. 23, -; farmer; Stockton; she Baptist. 

Both d. Stockton; she, Aug., 1886; he, Feb. 1, 1860. 
Ch. b. Stockton: 

4831.* Frank, Jan. 12, 1830. 

[1809] ELVIRA MILLER,^ (Sister of Laura,) 

b. Oneida Co., N. Y., Jan. 24, 1814; m., 1864, John Kazer, b. Nov. 10, 1810; 

Farmer: Stockton and Fredonia, N. Y.; she Baptist. She d. Stockton, Feb. 7, 

1894; he d. Sept. 6, 1871. 
No issue. 

'[1810] WILLIAM MILLER,' (Bro. of Laura, ) 

b. Stockton, N. Y.. Dec. 27, 1815; m. there, Oct. 25, 1838. Priscilla, dau. of 

Calvin and Eunace (Cobb) Smith, b. Stockton, July 23, 1818; farmer; Stockton; 

Republican; she member Royal Templers; Baptists. Both d. Stockton; he 

June 10, 1900; she, May 18, 1882. 

* For Gould see note 153. 



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I] 



514 . THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. b. Stockton: 

4832.* Ella. Jan. 24, 1841. 

4833.* Alfred, Mai". 3, 1843. 

4834.* Hamltn, Sept. 3, 1841. 

4835. Emma, Feb. 27, 1853; m. William Sutton. 



i 



[1811] LINUS W. MILLER,- (Bro. of Laura,) 

b. Stockton, N. Y., Dec. 28, 1817: m. Cortland, N. Y., Jan. 10, 1850, Ann 
Jennette, dau. of Moses and Chloe (Chamberlain) Curtiss, b. Cortland, May 31, 
1829. Farmer; Stockton; Republican; Baptists. He participated in the Can- 
adian Rebellion of 1838: was arrested, sent to England, tried in London and 
sentenced to death, which was commuted to transportation to Van Dieman's 
Land, where he was in captivity about seven years. His release was effected 
through the influence of Hon. William H. Seward. He was author of "An 
Exile to Van Dieman's Land," relating his experience and travels; and was 
afterwards, a lecturer; Internal Rev. Collector. Both d. Jamestown, N. Y.; 
he Apr. 14, 1880; she Mar. 6, 1897. 

Ch. b. Stockton: 



4836.* 


Manton L., 


Apr. 


10, 


1851. 


4837.* 


Mary, 


Aug. 


29, 


1854. 


4838.* 


Harriet J., 


Feb. 


■?, 


1857. 


4839.* 


Alice, 


Jan. 


10, 


1863. 


4840. 


Benjamin, 


June 


23, 


1868; 



[1815] IRENE MILLER,- (Sister of Laura,) 

b. Stockton, N. Y., Sept. 12, 1824; m. Royal Carter; commission merchant: 

Stockton, Brooklyn and N. Y. City; Republican, Both d. Stockton; she, July 

9, 1892. 

No issue. 

[1816] JEROME MERRITT,' (Betsey Hamlin," Cyreneus,^ Isaac,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Covington, N. Y., Nov. 7,1830; m. Pavilion. N. Y., Oct. 
15, 1865, Virtus G., dau. of Edmond Carter and Almira C.MStarr) White, b. 
Centerville, Mich., Sept. 5, 1843; they res. Keimedy, N. Y., and at Chautauqua 
in summer. 

Ch. b. Bemis Point: 

4841. Genevieve, June 13, 1872. 

[1817] DELOS MERRITT,^ (Bro. of Jerome,) 

b. Ellington, N. Y., Dec. 14, 1835: m. Randolph, N. Y., Apr. 10, 1866, Emily, 
dau. of Warren and Eliza Palmer, b. Columbus, N. Y., Oct. 26, 1837: farmer; 
Kennedy, N. Y.; Republican. 

[1823] EDSON HARVEY HAMLIN,' (Milo," Cyreneus,^ Isaac,* Eben- 
ezer,3 James,") b. Leroy, N. Y., Feb. 4, 1829; m. Sinclairville, N. Y., Jan. 26, 
1856, Cynthia Jane, dau. of Saxon and Loana (Washburn) Benson, b. James- 
town, N.Y., June 12, 1839; shoemaker: Jamestown, 1856 to 1865; Corry, Pa., until 
his death; Republican: she Baptist; res. Meadville, Pa. He d. Corry, July 12, 
1886. 

Children: 

4842.* Fred Benson, Jan. 10, 1857, Jamestown. 
4843. Maude Effie, Mar. 12, 1874, Corry. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 515 

[1824] Dk. EDGAR FREEDUS HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Edson H..) 
b. Leroy, N. Y., Aug. 14, 1S34: m. Pavilion, N. Y., Oct. 20, 1853. Cynthia, dau. 
of Samuel and Martha Heath, b. Pavilion, July 20, 1832: physician: Pavilion 40 
years; Cleveland, Ohio, 22 years: Ithaca, N. Y., since 1896; Democrat; Free- 
mason; Methodists. She d. Pavilion, May 1(5, 1858: m. 2d, Nov. 29, 1862, Almira,« 
dan. of Alvin L. and Betsey (Cook) Whitney,* b. Jan. 12, 1834, her second hus- 
band: she m. 1st, June 1, 1852, Nelson Benedict. 

Ch. b. Pavilion: 
4844. George, Feb. 16, 1856: d. July 12, 1898, Cleveland, O. 

[1825] JOHN WEST HAMLIN,- iBro. of Edson H., ) 

b. Pavilion, N. Y.. Dec. 10. 1838; m. Corry, Pa., Dec. 13, 1879, Esther Adelia, 

dau. of Benjamin Bennajas and Hannah Maria (Smith) Barue b. Burlington, 

Vt., May 12, 1844; laborer; Pavilion, until 1851; Kennedy, N. Y., until 1859; 

Jamestown, N. Y., until 1865; since Corry, Pa.: Republican; Methodist; Good 

' Templar: she Cong. 

Ch. b. Corry: 

4845.* Mary Adelaide, Oct. 28, 1881. 
I 4846. Edgar Archibald, Feb. 4, 1885; d. June 10, 1893. 
4847. Metta Adelia, May 20, 1888, " May 16, 1893. 

[18:n] MORRIS ^SYLVESTER KIMBALL,^ (Juliana Porter," Mercy 
i Hamlin," Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,«i) b. Apr. 25, 1815; ra.Mt. Morris, N.Y., Jan. 
10, 1841, Louisa C. C, dau. of Elisha and Laura (Hurlbutf) Tobey,Jof Alford, 
Mass., b. there, Aug. 31, 1813: civil engineer; Fulton, N. Y., where he d. Oct. 
26, 1875; she res. Syracuse, N. Y. 

Ch. b. Mt. Morris: 
4848.* Catharine Amelia, Jan. 27, 1843. 

118281 VOLNEY PORTER IvIMBALL,' (Bro. of Morris S.,) 
b. Rutland, N. Y., Dec. 10, 1816; m. Brooks Grove, N. Y., Oct. 10, 1842, 
I Mary Brooks, dau. of William and Mary (Haines) Hall, of N. Y. City, b. East 
I Bloomtield, N. Y., Feb. 2, 1821; miller: Watertown, N. Y. He d. June 27, 1886; 
[ she, June 13, 1888. 

Children: 
4849.* Alice Cynthia, b. July 1, 1845, Rutland, N. Y. 

4850. Sarah Hall, " Dec. 2, 1851, Watertown: res. Watertown 

[1829] CYNTHIA KIMBALL.- \Sister of Morris S.,) 
b. Dec. 7,1818: m. Nov. 16, 1842, Dr. Joseph P. Dunlap, of Syracuse, N. Y. 
She d. Millport, N. Y., Feb. 13, 1844. 

Child: 

4851. Crafts Kimball, b. Sept. 20, 1843; d. Dec. 3, 1843. 



* Note 373. ALVIN L. WHITNEY,^ James,* Cornelius.a Matthias,* Coniellus.s Joshua,2 
John.i 

For Whitney see note SO.i. 
t For Hurlbut see notes 118 and :i27. 
$ For Tobey see note 17L 



516 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[1830] OLIVE AMELIA KIMBALL,- (Sister of Morris S., ) 

b. Rutland, N. Y., Aug. 24, 1822; m. tliere, Sept. 14, 1845, Josiah Bennett, 

son of Josiah and Anna (Hopkins) Tyler, b. Rutland, N. Y., Jan. 22, 1822; Secy. 

Presb. Board of Publication: Rutland, until 1857: Watertown, N. Y., until 1867; 

N.Y. City until 1872; afterwards Phila., Pa.; Republican; Presbs: she res. Phila., 

1902. He d. July 14, 1880. 

Ch. b. Rutland: 
4852.* Stella Platt, Apr. 6, 1851. - 

[1831] BRUCE JEROME KIMBALL,^ (Bro. of Morris S.,) 

b. Oswego, N. Y., Mar. 21, 1826; m. there, Apr. 28, 1857, Margaret Marion 
Wilson, of Oswego, b. Oct. 22, 1834: civil Engineer: Fulton, N. Y. He d. Mar. 
4, 1891. 



4853. 
4854. 
4855. 



Children: 

Jessie Mary, 
Julia Anna, 



b. Apr. 9, 1861, Fulton, N. Y. 

" July 21, 1864, " m. Henry M. Steele. 



William Herbert, " Mar. 28, 1869: d. Sept. 20, 1869. 



[1832] HENRY NORMAN KIMBALL,- (Bro. of Morris S.,) 
b. Rutland, N. Y., Jan. 27, 1832; m. Watertown, N. Y., June 24, 1857, Caro- 
line, dau. of John Wadleigh, b. Sept. 2, 1838: farmer; Watertown: Republican; 
she Presb. 



4856.* 
4857. 
4858. 
4859.* 



Ch. b. Rutland: 

Anna Taylor, 
Fred Hubert, 
Charles Wadleigh, 
Julia Louise, 



Aug. 24, 1860. 
June 7, 1863. 
Jan. 27, 1866. 
Aug. 26, 1875. 



[1834] URSULA HAMLIN,^ (Henry,6 Asa,^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) 

b. Paris, N. Y., July 4, 1807; m. Brunswick, Ohio, 1850, Rev. Aaron Pierce, 

b. South Britain, Ct., 1788; farmer and minister: Brunswick and Grafton, Ohio, 

and Monroe, Ct.; Democrat: Methodist; she Disciple. Shed. Grafton, Jan. 13, 

1856; he d. Monroe, 1879. 

No issue. 

[1835] MARIETTE HAMLIN,' (Sister of Ursula.) 

b. Paris, N. Y., Jan. 28, 1809; m. Rome, N. Y., Feb. 25, 1829, Elisha M., 

son of Capt, Styles and Deborah (Morton) Turner, b. Cazenovia, N. Y., Aug. 

15, 1804; farmer; Locke, N.Y., 1830-6; Washtenaw Co., Mich, until 1854; Bureau 

Co., 111., until 1863; afterwards Lansing, Mich.; Republican. Both d. Lansing: 

she, Oct. 12, 1877; he, Aug. 19, 1880. 

Children: 



4860.* 


Laura Emeline, 


b. Feb. 


21, 


18.30, 


Locke. 


4861.* 


Mary Elizabeth, 


" Sept. 


9, 


1832, 


(( 


4862. 


Frances F., 


" May 


26. 


1834, 


d. 1850. 


4863. 


Helen M., 


" Nov. 


14, 


1835, 


" 1849. 


4864. 


Henry N., 


" July 


21, 


1837, 


Lima, " 1839. 


4865.* 


D WIGHT MUNSON, 


" Jan. 


20, 


1841, 


u 


4866.* 


Henry H., 


" Mar. 


11, 


1845, 


Sharon. 


4867.* 


J. Emmons, 


" Jan. 


12, 


1848, 


u 


4868.* 


Lilah E., 


" May. 


10, 


1850, 


Washtenaw Co 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



517 



[1836] CHARRA HAMLIN,' (Sister of Ursula,) 

b. Rome, N. Y., Sept. 27, 1810: m. there, 1830, Peleg, son of Thomas and 
^hebe (Harrington) Marshall, b. Providence, R. I., Nov. 22, 1800; contractor 
and builder; removed to Ann Arbor, Mich., from New York, 1837. Bothd. Ann 
Arbor; she Apr. 12, 1861; he Apr, 19, 1389. 

Children: 

b. Jan. 31, 1832, Andover, N. Y. 

" Aug. 26, 1834, Syracuse; unm. 1897. 

d. Oct. 1837. 
*' Mar. 2, 1838, Ann Arbor. 
" Feb. 29, 1840, " 

1844, '* d. 1845. 

unm. 1897. 
d. Aug., 1853, 



4869.* 


George, 


4870, 


Helen, 


■4871. 


Julia, 


4872.* 


Orville, 


•4873.* 


Antoinette, 


4874. 


Henry, 


4875. 


Arthur, 


4876, 


Frank, 



[1837] ANTOINETTE HAMLIN,' (Sister of Ursula,) 

b. Rome, N. Y., May 26, 1812; M. Locke, N. Y., Sept., 1843, Erastus, son of 
Peter and Ruth Webber, b. Paris, N. Y., 1800; farmer; Paris Hill and New 
[Hartford, N. Y.; Presbs.; two dau. living, unm., Rochester, N. Y., 1897. Both 
Id. New Hartford; she, 1883; he. May 24, 1868. 

Children: 

4877. Henrietta W., b. July 23, 1843, Paris Hill. 

4878. Augusta, " 1845, " " d. Jan., 1858. 

4879. Mary Louisa, " Sept. 27, 1859, New Hartford. 

[1838] JULIA HAMLIN,- '{Sister of Ursula,) 

b. Rome, N. Y,, June 3, 1814; m. Locke, N. Y., May 25, 1840, Russell, son of 
John and Betsey (Harvey) Lapham, b. Marshall, N. Y., Dec. 5, 1810; farmer: 
Paris and Webster, N. Y.; Democrat: Baptist; she Presb. He d. Webster, Ma<y 
8, 1890: she was living there. 1896, 



Ch. b. Paris; 

4880. Jennie, Aug, 

488L Julia A., May 

4882. Antoinette, Nov. 

4883. Hattie, Jan. 

4884. John R., Feb. 

4885. Mary, May 

4886. Kate R., Aug, 



2, 1841. 

15, 1843. 

25, 1847; d. Apr. 15, 1859, 

10, 1852. 

9, 1854; d. Feb. 17, 1854, 

1, 1855, " Mar, 22, 1859. 

15, 1858, " Mar. 7, 1859. 



[1839] Rev. henry N. HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Ursula,) 

b. Rome, N. Y., Jan. 30, 1816; m. in 111., Dec. 30, 1838, Eveline, dau. of 
James and Mary (Woods) Scott, b. Ky., 1820. In early life a school teacher. 
He went from New York to Sangamon Co., 111., in the spring of 1837 to assist 
his uncle, Asa Hamlin, who had a contract to build a section of the Northern 
Cross, now T. W. & W. R. R., who d. the following fall without completing 
his contract. Henry had loaned his uncle his savings from school teaching, 
and lost that with his wages. He resumed teaching near Franklin, 111., and 
in March, 1839, removed to Sangamon county, now Chatham townsliip, and 
engaged in farming and taught school: returned to Morgan Co. and resided 
there, 1840-7, and again went to Sangamon Co. He was an ordained minister 



518 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. |:ii 

in the M. E. church, but never entered the itineracy: Whig; member Sons of 
Temperance; Methodists. He d. Sangamon Co., July 30, 1853; she d. Auburnj 
111., 1883. 

Children: il] 

4887.* Marv Antoinette, b. Oct. 3, 1839, Sangamon Co. 

4888. James Henry, "Nov. 1841, Morgan Co.; d. Aug. 31. '4| 

4889.* DwiGHT MuNSON, " Oct. 23, 1843, 

4890.* Erastus Emmons, " July 9, 1845, 

4891.* Francis L., " Jun. 8, 1849, Waverly. 

4892.* Laura H., '•' Apr. 10, 1851, Sangamon Co. 

[1840] ELIZABETH HAMLIN,- (Sister of Ursula,) 

b. Rome, N. Y., Sept. 22, 1817: m. Roman, son of Jabez Clark: she Presl 
Shed. Homer, N. Y., May, 1859. 

Ch. b. Summer Hill, N. Y, 

4893. Edavard, about 1842. 

4894. Henrietta, 1850. 

[1841] EMMONS HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Ursula,} 

f>. Rome, N, Y., Nov. m, 1821: m. Locke, N. Y.. Feb. 12, 1843, Elvira J., 
daughter of James and Lucy (Preston) Patrick, b. Venice, N. Y., May 6, 1823. 
His school days were spent in the little brown school house, which stood on the 
road from Milan to Summer Hill, N. Y. Early in life his attention was turned 
to mechanical pursuits for which he showed much aptness, and in which he 
soon acquired great skill. His fathers's family removed to Locke, N. Y., about 
1830, and resided there ten or fifteen years. In 1845, Emmons removed to 
Buffalo, and there became connected with the Melodeon manufactory of George 
A. Prince &Co.. of which he soon became superintendent. 

In 1852 he removed to Boston, and in 1854 became a partner with Henry 
Mason in establishing the house of the Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano Co., 
which has made a worldwide reputation for its superior musical instruments, 
and with which he was connected at his death. He was the chief originator of 
the reed organ as it exists today, under the name Cabinet Organ, and of many of 
its valuable improvements. 

The art of "Voicing" reeds; an important element in the excellence of the 
reed organ was the result of his genius. The reed of tlie old melodeon pro- 
duced thin imperfect tones, and was used wholly without "Voicing:" in it. the 
tongue of the reed was flat and fitted exactly into the aperture in the block in 
which it was to vibrate, bending it towards the head only sufficiently to bring 
it within the edge of the apperture. Mr. Hamlin discovered that by differently 
shaping the tongue of the reed, by bending and twisting, the quality of tone 
could be greatly modified, improved and rendered more full, smooth and pipe- 
like. This discovery was the beginning of the art of "Voicing" reeds, now 
universally practiced. In later years he devoted his spare hours to making 
violin.s, as a pastime, whlcli amounted to a passion, at the same time studying 
profoundly the instruments of the old masters of Cremona, and often working 
upon their models. Aided by the use of woods, some from Norway 500 years old, 
obtained through the interest and influence of Ole Bull, and by the most care- 
ful attention to detail and mechanical skill, which he posses.sed in a remarkable 
degree, he accomplished rare results, producing an instrument, which, accord- 




Emmons Hamlin 



'i 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 519 

ing to the opinion of Connoiseurs, compared favorably with those of the old 
;master.s. He made thirty-live violins in all. 

He was a man of pronounced character, straightforward, and of perfect in- 
tegrity; his Icind, gentlemanly bearing and wiser counsel, especially endeared 
him to his associates. He was a liberal patron of art, especially American art, 
and his home at Winchester gave evidence of his refined and artistic tastes. 
His gallery of pictures contained a representative collection of the works of the 
modern masters. He was a great lover of music, and a musical critic of high 
-order. He was a benevolent man and assisted- several to receive musical educa- 
tion abroad, who became well known to the musical world. He was a member 
of William Parkman Lodge, A. F. & A. M., and an Odd Fellow; Republican. 
He died at the Parker House. Boston, April 8, 1885. His widow and daughter 
reside at Winchester, a suburb of Boston. The latter is an accomplished pianist. 
Children: 

4895. Thomas, b. July 22, 1850, Buffalo: d. Dec. 1854. 

489H. Jenny Laura, " Sept. 10, 1855, W. Medford. 

[1842] MARY EMELINE HAMLIN,' (Sister of Ursula, ) 

b. Rome, N. Y., May 15, 1823: m. Locke, N. Y., Mar. 21, 1850, Edward, son 

of Robert and Mary (Freeman) Mitchell, b. Duchess Co., N. Y., Dec. 26, 1819; 

farmer: Moravia and Locke, N, Y., and Marcellon, Wis.: Republican; shed. 
I Webster, N. Y., June 21, 1873: he d.. Marcellon, Wis,, Aug. 16, 1863. 

^ Ch. b. Locke; 

4897. May Laura, Oct. 29, 1853; d. Mar. 6, 1863. 

4898.* Fanny Jane, Aug. 13, 1856. 

11843] WILLIAM W. HAMLIN,^ (Bra of Ursula,) 

b. Rome, N. Y., Jan. 10, 18,30: m. 1st, Mary Cone, of Milan, N. Y., a Spir- 
itualist, from whom he was divorced, 1881. She resides with her daughter, 
Sterling Terrace, Cambridgeport, Mass.; m. 2d, Phipsburg, Me., June 9, 1881, 
Annie P., dau. of Thomas P. and Sarah S. (Potter) Nichols, b, Phipsburg, Aug. 
29, 185L He has been engaged in the manufacture of organs; Cambridge, Mass.; 

Congs. ^ 

Ch. b. 1st wife: 

4899.* Adella. 

Ch. by 2d wife, b. Boston: 

4900. Alice L., Aug. 22, 1884. 

[1844] JULIUS MUNSON,' (Millia O. Hamlin,* Asa,^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,' 
James,2i) b. Paris, N. Y., June 24, 1806; m. Mar. 25, 1829, Antoinette Smith. 
He d. Oct. 14, 1891. 

Children: 

4901. Charles; m. Cooper. 

4902. Stewart, dead. 
4903.* James E. 

4904. Jane. unm, 

4905. Sarah; m. Dodge, 

[1845] MARIA EMELINE MUNSON.' (Sister of .lulius.) 

b. Paris, K Y., July 18, 1808; tn. there, July 1, 1829, Hon. Lorenzo, son of 
Jolm and Lydia (McConnell) Rouse, b. Pittstown, N, Y., Feb, 3, 1803; farmer; 



520 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Paris and Clinton, Y. Y.: Whig and Republican: Representative: she Cong. 
She d. Clinton, July 31, 1868; he d. Paris, Jan. 4, 1888. 
Ch. b. Paris: 

4906. HuBEBT M., ' May 10, 1831: m. Jeannie Seaton. 

4907. Caroline Wicks, Nov. 10, 1836; d. May 23, 1844. 

fl847] MARTHA CAROLINE MUNSON,^ (Sister of Julius,) 
b. Paris, N. Y., June 29, 1813; m. there, Oct. 7, 1834, Charles, son of John 
and Sally ( ) Wfcks, b. Paris, Sept. 3, 1811; farmer; Paris; Whig- and Repub- 
lican; Odd Fellow; Justice Peace: Epis. She d. Paris, Aug. 4, 1851; he d. Johns- 
townvN. Y., Oct., 1884. 

Ch. b. Paris: 

4908.* John B., June 9, 18.36. 

4909.* Jay M., Sept. 18.37. 

4910, Emma R., Jan. 21, 1840; unm. 1896. 

4911. Russell H., Apr. 18, 1846; m. Mary Head. 

[1848] HANNAH R. MUNSON,' (Sister of Julius,) 

b. Paris, N. Y., Jan. 11, 1821; m. there, June 27, 1844, Jabez,^ son of Benja| 
min and Flora (Bartlett) Wight,* b. Cooperstown, N. Y., Jan. 17, 1817; hatter" 
and furrier: Rome, N. Y.: Republican; she d. Utica, N. Y., July 9, 1896: he d. 
Rome, Oct. 19, 1892. 
Child: 
4912.* Edward Bartlett, b. Dec. 10, 1850. 

[1849] WILLIAM HILLS,' (Louisa Hamlin, « Asa,s Isaac,* Ebenezer,3= 
James,2i) b. Rome, N. Y., Oct. 14, 1809; m. Pamelia Stillman: farmer: Rome, 
Hed. Rome, July 27, 1890. 
No issue. 

[1850] MARY ANN HILLS, ^ (Sister of William, ) 

b. Rome, N. Y., Sept. 17, 1812; m. there, Jan. 25, 18.38, Elijah Worthing- 
ton Wight, b. Caoperstown, N. Y., Feb. 10, 1810; hatter. He went from Coop- 
erstown to Rome when a boy to learn his trade: Republican; Presb, in which 
church he was an elder. Slie d. Rome, Sept. 6, 1869^, he d. Oletal, Cal., Mar. 27^ 

1883, 

Ch. b. Rome: 

4913.* Helen Maria, Dec. 31, 1843, 

[1853] HENRIETTA ELIZABETH GOODWIN,^ (Hannah Hamlin,^ 
Asa,» Isaac,* Ebsnezsr,^ .laTi'es,^!) b. Rome, N. Y., Aug. 15, 1830; m. Verona, 

N. Y., Oct. 3, 1854, William, son of John and Parnel (Bishop) Townsend, b, 

Westmoreland, N. Y., April 5, 1830; hardware merchant; Westmoreland, 1854-6,. 

afterwards Rome; Republican; she Pl'esb. He d. Utica, N. Y., .lune 10^ 1882, 

She res, with an adopted dau. Mary E.; Rome, N. Y. 

No issue. 
* XOTE .374. Benjamiin Wighit.s Jabez,5 4 josepii,3 Henry,2 Thom^.i 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 521 

[1854] Rev. EDWARD PAYSON GOODWIN," D. D., (Bro. of Hen- 
rietta E.,) b. Rome, N. Y., July 31, 1832; m. East Burke, Vt., Sept. 27, 1860, 
Ellen Maria, dau. of Myron and Charlotte Jane Kay (Morse) Chamberlin. b. 
Lyndon, Vt., Nov. 1, 18.38. He left home at the age of sixteen to pursue study, 
graduated from Amherst College, 1856: from Union Theological Seminary, N. Y. 
City, 1859. Home missionary Vermont, 1859-60; Pastor First Cong. Church 
Columbus, Ohio, 1860-7; since pastor First Cong. Church, Chicago, 111. He re- 
ceived the degree of D. D. from Amherst College, 1866, and from Western 
Reserve College. 1868: Republican. 

Children: 

4914. Edward Cuambeklin, b. Nov. 10, 1865, Columbus: d. Sept. 15, '66 

4915. Albert Payson, " Jan. 3, 1866, " unm. 1896. 

4916. Grace Goodwin, " June 11, 1870, Chicago; d. Aug. 31, '70 

4917. Margaret Goodwin, " May 20, 1876, " unm. 1896. 

4918. Paul Goodwin, " Sept. 1, 1878, " 

[1855] ALBERT BARNES GOODWIN,' (Bro. of Henrietta E., 

b. Rome, N. Y., Jan. 4, 1836; lawyer; enlisted 1861 in Black Horse Cavalry, 
and was in camp in Washington, D. C. He d. of consumption, unm., Nov. 23, 
1862. 

[1856] CAROLINE FRANCE.S GILLETT,' (Alraira Hamlin,6 Asa," 

Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ Jaraes,*^!) b. Verona, N. Y., Mar. 15, 1831; m. there, June 9, 

I 1852, John Warden, son of James and Electa (Seward) Dodge, b. Verona, Dec. 

I 31, 1827; civil engineer and surveyor; Verona; Republican; Presbs., in which 

j church he was an elder. He. d. Verona, Mar. 23, 1896; she res. Verona. 

f Ch. b. Verona: 

4919.* Carrie Aljiira, Aug. 29, 1856. 

I 4920.* Bert J., Apr. 20, 1861. 

[1858] DWIGHT W. LARRABEE,' (Caroline Hamlin," Asa," Isaac,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. 1834. He d. July 9, 1877. His widow res. at Paris, N. Y. 

Child; 

4921.* Charles, Nov. 8, 1864, Paris. 

[1860] SARAH HAMLEN.MTheophilus," Nathaniel," Lewis,* Ebenezer.s 
James,2i) b. Augusta, Me., Mar. 31, 1789; m. there, June 30, 1811, Joseph," 
son of Joses and Rachael (Fitield) Ladd.* b. Deerfield, N. H., Jan. 14, 1786. 
He removed with his father, soon after the Revolution, to Mt. Vernon, Me., 
and then went to Augusta, where he completed his education with Rev. Payson 
Stone, intending to become a clergyman, but changed his mind and became a 
merchant at Augusta, adding mills and shipping interests. He was a large 
manufacturer in sawing lumber, carding wool, dressing cloth, grinding grain 
and farming. He built and owned a line of packets, which ran from Maine to 
St. Marks river, Florida. In 1832 he was interested in an extensive mercantile 



* Note 375. DANIEL LADD,i came from England with 32 emigrants in the Mary and 
Ann to Boston, 1634; settled at Ipswich, Mass., Feb. 5, 1637, where he built a house; was one of 
the founders of Salisbury, Mass.. Oct. 29, 1630; and of Haverhill, Mass.; wife Ann. He d. Hav- 
erhill, .July 27, 1693; she, Feb. 9, 1694. Eiirht children. 

NATHANIEL LADD,'^ son of Daniel, of Exeter, N. H., b. 1651. 



Apr. 


20, 


1812. 










Nov. 


.30, 


1813; 


d. 


Sept 


20, 


1834 


Sept. 


10, 


1815. 










Mar. 


21, 


1817. 










Sept. 


28, 


1818. 










Feb. 


23, 


1820. 










Sept. 


5, 


1821. 










Sept. 


5, 


1823. 










Aug. 


.3. 


1825; 


d. 


Oct. 


22, 


1838 


Aug. 


3, 


1828. 











522 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

d 

business with a branch in Florida. He was a stoclc holder in the first woolen i 
factory operated in Maine: Congs. He d. of yellow fever in Florida, 1835; shei 
d. Augusta, May 25, 1874. 

Ch. b. Augusta: 

4922.* Joseph Edwin, 

4923. Theophilus Hamlin, 

4924.* Franklin Bacon, 

4925.* Daniel, 

4926.* George Washington, 

4927.* James Madison, 

4928.* Mary Hamlen. 

4929.* Alfred William, 

4930. Hannah, 

4931.* Sarah Rockwood. 

[1861] JOHN HAMLEN,' (Bro. of Sarah,) 

b. Augusta, Me., Jan. 30, 1792; m. Liberty, Miss.. Dec, 1828, Matilda Rot 
inson, b. Liberty. Merchant several years in Augusta with his brother George.' 
About 1816, with his father and brothers, they loaded a vessel with an assorted 
cargo of goods, and proceeded to New Orleans in pursuit of business, sold out 
there and went to Liberty, Miss.— See slcetch of Theophilus Hamlen.«— His 
father returned to Augusta about 182i). He and his brothers engaged in 
business at Liberty, Miss. They had a contract with the U. S. government to 
survey the State of Mississippi, and purchased lands there, which they sold to 
his father-in-law, Mr. Robinson of Liberty, in 1820. Tlie Hamlen brothers left 
Miss, about 1821, and when the lands in Florida came into market, purchased 
lands on tlie St. Marks' river, where they founded the town of Magnolia, so 
named on account of the beautiful magnolia trees, many of which are now 
standing as monuments of the once flourishing town of Magnolia. The town 
had an almost magical growth, and in eighteen months had nine stores, and 
ware houses, two hotels, post office, newspaper, etc, John. George, and Nathan- 
iel Hamlen engaged in general merchandise and established a large trade, deal- 
ing lieavily in New York City, and elsewhere: Whig: Freemason; she Methodist. 
He d. Magnolia, July 29, 1849; she d. Liberty, Mar. 30, 1843. 
Ch. b. Magnolia: 

4932.* Weld, May 

4933.* Mary Elizabeth, Oct. 

4934.* John, Mar. 

4935.* George, Apr. 

4936. Mississippi, 

4937. Matilda Robinson, Mar. 

[1862] HANNAH HAMLEN,' (Sister of Sarah,) 
b. Augusta, Me., Dec. 11, 1793; m. there, Nov. 15, 1812, Lory Bacon: Post 
Master, Readfield, Me. Both d. Augusta: she Mar. 14, 1877. 
No issue. 

[1863] GEORGE HAMLEN,' (Bro. of Sarah,) 

b. Augusta, Me., Nov. 15, 1795. He also went south with his father and 
brothers, and was in business with his brothers at Liberty, Miss., and Magnolia, 
Florida; and while at Magnolia, a local lawyer— Alex. Campbell, wrote to the 



12, 


1830. 


17, 


1832. 


23, 


1837. 


R, 


18.39. 




1841: d. Liberty. Miss 


8, 


1843, " July, 1846. 



J 



SEYEiNTH GENERATION. 523 

creditors of the Ilamlens in New Yoik, that "The Hamlens were about brolce, 
and the sooner their doors were closed the better it would be for their 
creditors.'" The business house of the Hamlens was tliereupon closed by the 
sheriff, a great surprise to the people of Magnolia, but more so to the Hamlens. 
This was in the days when the code of the duello governed such matters and 
when the affair became public, George Hamlen, met Campbell, and gave him a 
terrible cowhiding, disabling him for a while. Nothing but blood could settle 
the affair, and upon Campbell's recovery he challenged Hamlen to fight a duel, 
which was accepted: they met and fought on the line of Georgia and Florida in 
1835. Pistols were tlie chosen weapons, and at the first tire Campbell fell dead 
with a bullet in his brain. 

Hon. David S. Walker, for many years Circuit Judge, and Ex-Governor 
of Florida, an intimate friend of Mr. Weld Hamlin; while on a visit to New- 
port, Florida, went to the old town site of Magnolia, two miles north of Newport 
and on May 1891, while sitting on the ground of the old Hamlen store and 
warehouse, wrote the following: 

Some sixty years ago, where we now sit. 

The Hamlen brothers, three, Nathaniel, John and George, 

Were men who descended from the bluest blood 

That ever graced the annals of New England. 

Their names stand high on lionors roll; and they 

Had never heard the mention of that name, except in praise; 

But now a man had falsely said. 

That they tliat lionored name had mucli disgraced. 

Their anger knew no bounds; they flercly swore 

The man who used those words, must die or they 

Must cease to live 1 It was resolved right then and tliere 

That George should call the offender to the field, 

That if George fell, then John should take his place, 

And if John also fell, then Nat tlie insult should blot out, 

With Campbell's blood, or with his own. 

For all three vowed they did not wish to live 

If Campbell lived, who had their name defamed. 

But John and Nat. were saved the deadly strife, 

For George's bullet took from Campbell, life. 

It struck in his offending head. 

And in a moment he was dead ! 

Let truth and justice always be our aim. 

And let us die before we suffer shame. 

After this affair George Hamlen remained at Magnolia a sliort time, his 
health failed and he went to Key West, where lie died unmarried. Mar. (j, 183li. 
It has been said that he died of remorse for having taken the life of a fellow 
being. 

[1865J NATHANIEL HAMLEN,^ (Bro. of Sarah, ) 
b. Augusta, Me., May 5, 1799; m. Liberty, Miss., Jan., 1830, Amanda Robin- 
son, b. Liberty. He went south— see sketch of his father— settling first at 
Liberty, Miss.; afterwards at Magnolia, Florida, wliere he established the Mag- 
nolia Bank. After the death of his wife, his children were sent to live with 
his sister, Mrs. Bacon, at Augusta, Maine. After the war he engaged in the 



524 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

if 

corn trade in New Orleans, La.; Whig: Freemason; she Methodist. He d. while 
on a visit to Augusta, Maine, Mar. 2, 186V: she d. Magnolia. 

Ch. b. Magnolia: 

4938.* Amanda Malvina, June 29, 1838; m. Seth E. Beedy. 
4939. Nathanijel Robinson, Aug. IT, 1840; d. 1846. 

[1866] ANN HAMLEN,' (Sister of Sarah,) 

b. Augusta, Me., May 31, 1801; m. there, Oct. 12, 1827, Hon. Luther, son of 
Elihu and Tryphena (Gunn) Severance,* b. Montague, Mass., Oct., 1867. 
His early life was passed on his father's farm in Cazenovia, N. Y., and in the 
winter attending the villiage school. In his seventeenth year he learned the 
printing business in Peters borough, N. Y.; went to Philadelphia, and while 
in the office of the Aurora, wrote and printed among othei- things ao 
article on the Missouri Compromise, which gained him great credit from 
the Administration of President Monroe. la 1820 he was employed in the 
office of the National Intelligencer, and continued to write leading political 
articles; his future success as an editor was predicted by Mr. Gales of that 
paper. In 1824 he settled in Augusta, Me., establishing the "Kennebec 
Journal;'' from this time his position was one of responsibility, and leading in- 
fluence in the political history of that state. This influence was retained for 
more than a quarter of a century, until 1854, when Mr. James G. Blaine began 
his editorial career in the office of this influeniial and prominent journal. It is 
said that his editorials were not written but it was his habit to stand at his 
case and set the type as he composed mentally. Mr. Severance was for five years 
the popular representative in the state Legislature, and in 1835-6, in the state 
senate. In 1843 to 1847, a member of Congress. Here he distinguished himself 
by able speeches favoring a protective tariff: he was one of the fourteen mem- 
bers who voted with John Quincy Adams against the bill for an appropria- 
tion to carry on the Mexican war which was urged through Congress without 
discussion. In 1847 he was again elected to the state Legislature, and in 1848 
chosen a delegate and Vice President of the National Convention which nomi- 
nated General Taylor for the presidency. Upon the election of Gen. Taylor, 
Mr. Severance was suffering from ill health, and was appointed Minister to the 
Hawaiian Islands in the hope that the salubrity of that climate might restore 
him. Accompanied by his family he sailed from Boston, Aug., 1850, arriving at 
Hawaii in Jan., 1851. For three years he was the diplomatic representative 
of the United States in that Kingdom; he acquired great influence with King 



« 



* Note 376. JOHN SEVERANS.i ra. in England. Abigail, dau. of Ricliardi and Ursula 
(Scott) Kimball, of Rattlesden, England. He was an original settler of Salisbury. Mass., and 
his name appears there, 1650-2; John Syverens, freeman. May 17, 1637; she d. June 17, 1658; and 
he m. 2d, Oct. 2, 1663, Susanna, widow of Henry Ambrose, who d. Boston, 16,58. Severans was a 
planter; afterwards a victualler and vintner; Salisbury. 

Children : 

Samuel, b. Sept. 19, 1637; d. young. 

Ebenezer, " Mar. 7, 1639, " 1667, unm. 

Abigail, " Jan. 7,1641, " Sept. 1. 1642. 

Abigail, " May 25, 1643: m. .John Church. 

John, " Nov. 24, 1647, " Mary . 

•Joseph, " Feb. 14, 1649-50. 

Elizabeth, " Apr. 8, 1652; d. Feb. 5, 1652-3. 

Ben,jamin, " Jan. 13, 1654-5. 

Ephraim, " Apr. 8, 1656, 

A Daughter, " Jun. 17,1658; d. Jun. 23, 1658. 



i 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



525 



jKamebameha and his cabinet, besides winning the regard and esteem of the 
I foreign consuls, the people of the Islands and his own countrymen: but the 
I climate failed to restore his declining health, and he returned to his home at 
I Augusta Me., April 12, 1854. Here after mucli suffering wliicii he bore with 
Christian fortitude and resignation, he died Jan. 25. 1855. Tlie state Legisla- 
ture being then in session passed appropriate resolutions, and as a testimonial 
[of their high regard for his distinguislied services as a man of integrity and 
; honor, and a faithful public officer, attended his funeral, as did also the Gov- 
ernor and Council, and a large body of citizens and the city council. 









Mr. vSeverance was held in high esteem by his fellow citizens; though not en- 
joying superior advantages of education in early life, yet by diligent culture in 
the faithful use of those means of information which are accessible to all, he 
took a position among men of intelligence and culture, second to none. As the 
able editor of the leading journal of his state; as an active and beloved citizen; 
as a member of the state Legislature, and .senate, and the National Congress, 
and a diplomatic representative in a foreign country, he was uniformly distin- 
guished for his good sense, sound judgement, extensive acquaintance with 
men and things , and firm adhesion to correct principle. A man of exemplary 
morals which he earnestly advocated in his own state and in those Islands of 
the Pacific where his elevated st-ation gave to his opinions, coun.sel and 
example a commanding influence. In his domestic and .S(K;ial relations he was 
peculiarly amiable and kind and he gained the affection of all kindred and 



526 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

friends who cherish his memory. He' was a Freemason. She Cong.: res. Augus- 
ta, until 1849: at Hawaiian Islands, until 1853: Augusta, until 1857; afterwards 
with her daughter, Mrs. Parke, at the Islands again until her death. She d^^ 
Honolulu, Apr. 2, 1887, 





Ch. b. Augusta: 




4940.* 


Henky Wkld, 


July 12,1828, 


4941.* 


Annie, 


Apr. 12, 1831. 


4942.* 


Luther, 


Jun. 1, 1836. 



[1869] MALVINA IIAMLEN,' (Sister of Sarah,) 

b. Augusta, Me., Sept. 27, 1807: m. there, Sept. 12, 1827, William Loring, 

son of John and Betsey (Page) Wheeler, b. Hallowell, Me., Dec. 30, 1803. He 

was early left an orphan, and reared in the family of his uncle, Thomas Smith, 

of Augusta. He became interested in the lumber business and prospered. 

Member of the firm of Wheeler and Perkins, who built the first mills usinjj 

gang saws at Gardiner, Me.; well known as an enterprising and progressive 

man. Misfortune overtook him in 1844 by signing for a friend: he removed to 

Bangor, 1846; Whig. She d. Oakland, Cal., May 14, 1877. He d. Bangor, Jan. 

4, 1859. 

Ch. b, Augusta: 

4943.* Malvina Hamlen, Oct. 26, 1828. 

4944.* Julia Elizabeth, Mar. 12,1830. 

4945. Anna Octavia, Sept. 19, 1831: d. Mar. 31, 1865, unm. 

4946.* Hannah Frances, July 5, 1833. 

4947.* Mary Louisa, Feb. 27, 1835. 

4948. Catherine Western, May 23, 1838, " Nov. 8, 1834. 

4949. Olivia LoRiNG, .July 13, 1842; m, Frederick Hamlen. 

[1870] JAMES BURTO]Sr,UMary Hamlen," Nathaniel,5 Lewis,< Ebene- 
zer,3 James,2') b. Augusta, Me., Sept. 23, 1790: m. Nov. 8, 1815, Frances L.Scott. 
of Boston, Mass. Served apprenticeship in printing business with Peter Edes: 
January 14, with Ezekiel Goodaile, they started the Hallowell Gazette, a Federal 
paper: March, 1817, at Augusta, he started the Aufjada Patriot: removed tc 
Bangor, and with Peter Edes continued publication of a paper afterwards 
called the Whig and Couner. He d. Jan. 5, 1837; she d. Sept. 12, 1863. 

Children: 

b. Sept. 8, 1816. j 

•' Sept. 8, 1818: rem. to Ohio. 

" Oct. 8, 1820; d. Mar, 14, 1857. 

" Oct. 27, 1822. 

" Oct. 20,' 1825, ^' Sept. 25, 1844. 

" May 13, 1827. 

'' June 19, 1829, " June 12, 1848. 

[1873] JOSEPH BURTON,'' ( Bra of James,) 

b. Augusta, Me. Feb. 14, 1797, m. Feb. 2, 1823, Elizabeth, dau. of Gen. Jesst 
Robinson of Hallowell, Me. He began business as a clerk in a store, Portland 
Me., 1818; merchant, Eastport, Me., 1821-36; Cashier Northern Eiank at thai 
place, 1833-6; returned to Augusta, 1836; Deputy Secretary of State, 1841: Post 
master, Augusta, 1849-53; Register of Probate, 1854-67. He d. Jan. 30, 1872; she 
d. July 25, 1834. 



4950.* 


Frances Evelina, 


4951. 


Edward Scott, 


4952. 


Sarah, 


4953.* 


Joseph, 


4954. 


Mary Elizabeth, 


4955.* 


William L., 


4956. 


Amelia, 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 527 

Children: 
4957. Sarah Elizabei'H Robinson, b. Apr. 25, 1825. 
I 4958. Ellen Gardiner, " Apr. 10, 1827. 

[1874J MARY BURTON,- (Sister of James,) 

b. Augusta, Me., Mar. 28, 1799; m. Nov. 23, 1824, Richard K. Rice, of Mt. 

Vernon, Me.: removed to California, 1862. 
Children: 

4959. Charles Edward, b. Sept. 4, 1825; d. Oct. 3, 1826. 

4960. Richard Henry, " Sept. 27, 1827, '* Sept. 3, 1869. 
4961.* Joseph, " Nov, 25, 1829. 

4962. Charles Frederick, " Jan. 30, 1834, " 1857. 

4963.* Mary Ellen, " May 1, 1836. 

4964. Abbie Frances, "' Apr. 16, 1842. 

[1878J ELIAS CRAIG,' <01ive Hamlin,« Nathaniel.^ Lewis,* Ebenezer,' 
James,2i) b. Jan. 14, 1795; m. June 2, 1823, Eliza, dau. of James Wheelock, of 
Hanover, N. H. He d. Mar. 9, 1866; shed. Sept- 12, 1855. 
Children: 

4965.* Wheelock, b. July 11, 1824. 

4966.* Henry Kinsman, " Maj 29, 1826. 

:[i879] OLIVE CRAIG,^ (Sister of Elias.) 

b. Jan. 10, 1800; m. June 25, 1822, Mark, son of Bartholomew and Elizabeth 
((Hooton) Nason, b. Boston, Mass., May 13, 1793. He probably removed with 
bis parents to Berwick, Me., 1799; merchant; Augusta: removed to Fayette, 
Me. Both d. Fayette; she Nov. 26, 1845; he, Aug. 15, 1878. 
Children: 



4967. 


George Henry, 


b. Apr. 


29, 


1823. 


4968. 


Caroline Olivia, 


" Dec. 


31, 


1824: d. 1900. 


4969. 


Eliza Wheelock, 


^' July 


1. 


1831. 


4970. 


Emily B., 


" Sept. 


15, 


1833. 


4971.* 


Delia B., 


" Apr. 


«, 


1836. 



[1880] HENRY AUGUSTUS CRAIG," (Bro. of Ellas,) 

b. Oct. 6, 1803; m. July 19, 1835, Eliza T. Hewett, of Camden, Me. He d. 
July 10, 1S82; she d, Nov. 8, 1887. 
Children: 

4972. Edward Hewett, b, Nov. 5, 1836. 

4973.* Waterman T, Hewett, " June 7, 1840, Augusta. 

4974. Rose Eliza, " May 3, 1847; d. Mar. 17, 1864. 

[1881] ELIZABETH AUGUSTA CRAIG," (Sister of Elias, ) 

b. Oct. 6, 1803; m. Nov. 29, 1829, Dr. Archelaus Putnam Fuller, of Middle- 
ton, Mass.: settled Fayette, Me.; removed to Albion, Me. 
Children: 

4975. Henry A. C, b. Oct. 24, 1830. 

4976. Hannah Nas(jn, •" Jan. 24, 1833; d. Sept. 12, 1853. 

4977. Caroline M., ^' June 22, 1835, ^' Jan. 5, 1841. 

4978. Elizabeth, ^' Feb. 23, 1838, " Jan. 18, 1841. 

4979. Francis E., " May 1, 1841, " Aug. 4, 1863. 

4980. Edward Everett, " Jan. 11, 1844, " Dec. 10, 1862. 

4981. Frederick Craig, " Mar. 21, 1846, " Sept. 28, 1852. 



528 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[1882] MARY CRAIG HAMLEN," (Lewis,* Nathaniel,^ Lewis,< 

Ebenezer,3.James,2i) b. Augusta. Me.. .June 14, 1798; ra. there, Dec. Ifi, 1824. 
Levi, son of Levi and Meliitable (Haynes) Page. b. Augusta, May 6, 1797; farmer 



in early life: Augusta; Republican; Congs. 
1881; he, May 14, 1872.. 

Ch. b. Augusta: 

Martha Hamlen, 
Charles Henry, 



Both cL Augusta: she, Apr. 17, 



4982.* 
4983. 



Sept. 
Feb. 



[1888] 



20, 1825. 
1, 1836; d. June 26, 1852. 

(Bro. of Mary C) 



\ 



LEWIS BAKER HAMLIN," 

b. Augusta, Me., June 30, 1800; m. 1st, Jan, 18, 1826, Susan, dau. of As|j 
Williams, b. Oct. 29, 1801, who d. June 1, 1857; m. 2d, 1858, Mrs. Sarah A. Rol 
inson; farmer; later in trade, Augusta; he compiled some records of hisrel^ 
lives. He d. Dec. 29, 1892. 





GTh.b. Augusta: 










4984.* 


Lucy Williams, 


June 


26, 


1827. 




4985.* 


George Lewis, 


Mar. 


18, 


1830. 




4986.* 


Frederick, 


July 


8, 


1835. 




4987. 


Eleanor. 


Oct. 


8, 


1837: 


unm. 



[1886] JULIA ANN HAMLEN,' (Sister of Mary C.,) 

b. Augusta, Me., Aug. 31, 1806; m. June 5, 1838, Edward Augustus, son 
Bartholomew and Hannah (Craig) Nason, b. Augusta, Oct. 22, 1809; merchanj 
Augusta; Republican; Congs. She d. Kennebunk, Me., July 22, 1873; he m. 2c 
Elizabeth Means, of Augusta. He d. Augusta, Apr. 15, 1889. 

Ch. b. Augusta: 

4988. Margaret, Aug. 30, 1840: unm, 

4989.* Mary Elizabeth, Mar. 13, 1843. 

4990. Julia Ann, May 12, 1845: d. Dec. 25, 186^^, unm. 

[18881 CHARLES HENRY HAMLEN,^ (Bro. of Mary C.,) 

b. Augusta, Me., May 27, 1810; m. 1st, Portland Me., IVIay, 18.39, Caroline A. 
Chase, b. Portland, who d. Boston, Mass., Oct. 3, 1848, aged 30 years; m. 2d, 
May 1, 1851, Sarah E., dau. of Barnabas Palmer, of Kennebunk, Me., b. 
Berwick, Me., who d. Augusta, Me, 1885; merchant, corner of Water and 
Bridge streets, Augusta, firm of Nason & Hamlin; he removed to Boston. He 
d. Jan. 20, 1873. 

Ch. by 1st wife, prob. b. Augusta: 

July 1849; d. Sept. 9, 1848. 
Feb. 1842; " June 19, 1848. 



4991. 


A Child. 


4992. 


Augustus, 


4993. 


Caroline, 




By 2d wife: 


4994.* 


Charles Nason, 


4995. 


P'rank Palmer, 


4996. 


Sears, 


4997. 


Henry, 



about 1852, Boston. 

J853; d. Jan. 3, 1862. 

1855, " Dec. 22, 186L 

1857, " " " ." 

11890] HARRIET WHITTEMORE CARTER,' (Sarah Hamlen,' 

Nathaniel,'' Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James,- i)b. Augusta, Me., Aug. 15, 1798; m. 1st, 
there, 1816, Dr. Joel R. Ellis, b. Walpole, Mass., who d. Augusta, Jan. 10, 1828. 



I 



1 



1, 


1819; d. Dec. 18, 1848. 


23, 


1823. 


30, 


1825, " Mar. 7, 1862. 


9, 


1827, " Apr. 5, 1833. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 529 

aged 50; m. 2d, Augusta, April 14,. 1833, Alfred Doe, who d. Worcester, Mass., 
i.Tune 12. 1857, aged 49; m. 3d, July 5, 1863, Sanborn Blaisdell, of Camden, Me. 
|Both d. Camden; she, Sept. 3, 1875; he, March 22, 18H6. 

I Ch. by 1st marriage, b. Augusta: 

4998.* Julian, Apr. 3, 1817. 

I 4999. Thomas Hutchinson, Apr. 

5000.* Harriet Augusta, June 

.5001. Joseph Willard, Jan. 

5002. Frances Caroline, Jan. 

Ch. by 2d marriage, b. Augusta: 
5003.* Frances Caroline, Apr. 23, 1834. 
5004.* Justin Spauldin, Feb. 29, 1836. 

5005.* Ellen Maria, May 6, 1838. 

[1891] SARAH HAMLEN CARTER,' (Sister of Harriet W.,) 

b. Augusta, Me., Apr. 19, 1800; m. there, Jan. 1821, George W. Morton, b. Pem- 
broke, Mass. He d. Augusta, Sept. 25, 1862, aged 64. 

Ch. b. Augusta: 

June 30, 1821. 

Feb. 21, 1823; d. Dec. 9, 1847. 

July, " Oct. 11, 1865. 

June, 

May 1, d. 

Apr. 17. 

[1892] JOHN STEARNS CARTER,' (Bro. of Harriet W.,) 

I b. Augusta, Me., July 8, 1802; m. Oct. 24, 1832, Matilda Parker, of Hamp- 

' den, Me., who d. Bangor, Me., Oct. 16, 18.36; m. 2d, June, 1845, Charlotte 

Matthews,* of Waterville, Me. He d. Augusta, Jan. 11, 1884; she d. Waterville, 

Feb. 8, 1851. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

5012. Sarah Matilda, b. Oct. 15, 1833; d. Sept. 8, 1835. 

By 2d wife, b. Waterville: 
5013.* George Matthews, b. Apr. 1, 1846. 
5014. Frederick Stearns, " Apr. 15, 1847; d. Sept. 8, 1849. 



[1894] THEODORE WILSON CARTER,' (Bro. of Harriet W.,) 
b. Augusta, Me., Jan. 6, 1808; m. Amy McFarlane. 
Children: 

5015. Julia. 

5016. Sarah. 



5006.* 


Elizabeth, 


5007. 


George Alden, 


5008. 


William H., 


5009.* 


Frederick, 


5010. 


Gilbert, 


5011. 


Helen, 



* Note 377. Three named Matthews were early settlers In Yarmouth, Mass., viz: 
James, 16:^9; Marmaduke and Martin, 1643; Mardrick Matthews was proposed freeman in Yar- 
month, Jan. 7, 1639. 

JAMES MATTHEWS,! son of Edward and Christian, of Tewksbury, England, was in 
[i Charlestown, Mass., 1634; he removed to Yarmouth, prob. with the first settlers, 16;W: and set- 
tled near the west border of FoUen's pond; deputy, 1044; selectman, l«fi5-9. He d. Yarmouth, 
Jan. 26, I680-6, Children: Samuel, Benjamin, and prob. Thomas, William and John. 



Dec. 


29, 


1835. 








Nov. 


15, 


18.37. 








Mar. 


16, 


1840. 








Dec. 


5, 


1842: 


d. Apr. 


14, 


1845, 


Jan. 


3, 


1845. 








Feb. 


11, 


1847, 


" Aug. 


28, 


1851. 


Feb. 


11, 


1849. 








Feb. 


Ki, 


1852, 


" Sept. 


24, 


1855, 



530 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[1895] HENRY LEANDER CARTER," MBro. of Harriet W.,) 
b. Augusta, Me., Apr. 26, 1812: m. 1st. Abigail Matthews,* who d. 1839, aged 
24: m. 2d, 1845, Mary Ann Batchelder.f 
Ch. by 1st wife: 
5017. Leandek. 

[1896] ELIZA ANN CARTER,' (Sister of Harriet W.,) 

b. Augusta, Me., July 13, 1816; m. there, Nov. 27, 1834, Sumner S. Brick: 
painter; Augusta, Me., and San Francisco, Cal.; Democrat; musician, 3d Maine 
Inf. Vols, and 5th Maine Battery; she Epis. Both d. Augusta; she, Feb. 27. 
1875; he Dec. 21, 1891. 

Ch. b. Augusta; 

5018.* Edward Sumner, 

5019.* George Hamlen, 

5020.* Isaac Carter, 

5021. Caroline Augusta, 

5022.* William Morton, 

5023. Ann Eliza, 

5024.* Henry Augustus, 

5025. Harriet Ellis, 

[1897] CHARLES HAMLEN," (Perez," Nathaniel,^ Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ 
James,2i) b. Augusta, Me., Dec. 9, 1800; m. 1st, Dec. 25, 1823, Elizabeth, dau. of 
Asa Williams, who d. Sept. 3, 1859, aged 60; m. 2d. Mrs. Roxana Mayo. He re- 
sided in Sidney, Me.: removed to Augusta, and was a merchant, retiring in 

* For Matthews see note 377. 

t Note 378. Rev. STEPHEN RACHILER,i b. England, 1561; m. early in life. He was a 
learned but eccentric man. He received orders in the established church, settled in the min- 
try and was rejected for non-conformity and suffered persecution ; removed and resided sev- 
eral years in Holland, where it is said his church consisted of six members besides himself, 
probably his wife, John Wing and wife, .John Sanborn and wife, and dau. Theodate. They re- 
turned to London, embarked for America, Mar. 9, 1632, in the ship WiJIiaw and FranciK, arrived 
at Boston, June 5, 1632; went to Saugus (Lynn) the following day, and there re-established a 
church. Admitted freeman. May 6, 163.5; removed to Ipswich, Feb., 1636, where he received a 
grant of land, but he soon left the place. In the winter of 1637 he made a settlement in Matta- 
keese at a place called "Old Town," prob. with the consent of Mr. Collicut, the first proprietor 
of Barnstable, Mass.. and thus became the first white settler there. The names of his company 
are not known, prob. iiis own family, including the family of his .son in law, John Wing. It has 
been suggested that Mr. Bachiler may have left the women and children of his company with 
his acquaintances at Sandwich, Mass. until shelter could be provided in the new settlement, 
but early in 1638, being poor and unprovided with suitable means, they abandoned their settle- 
ment in Barnstable. Mr. Wing and Ins family stopped in Sandwich, but Bachiler and his son 
in law, Hussey, went to Newbury, and on Sept. 6, 1638, the court gave them leave to settle 
in Hampton. His house was burned in Hampton, 1641. In 1614 he was invited to Exeter, but 
did not settle there. In 1647 he was at Portsmouth where his second wife, Helen, d. 1650, and 
he m. a third wife, Mary, with whom he lived but a few months, when she went to Kittery, Me. 
He returned to England, m. a fourth wife, and d. at Hackney, near London, 1660. See note 77. 
Ch. b. England: 

Henry; settled at Reading, Eng. 

Nathaniel, b. 1611; settled at Hampton. 

Francis; remained in London. 

Stephen, " " " 

A Daughter; m. John Sanborn, and d. in England. 

Deborah, " John Wing, and settled in Sandwich. 

Theodate, " Christopher Hussey of Nantucket. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 531 

1857, and was succeeded by his sons, Frank and Horace; selectman; assessor; 
member Common Council, 1851-3; Corporal. Capt. Daniel Williams Co.: served 
14 years in militia: drafted Feb., 1839, in ihe Aroostook war; height, 5 feet 10^ 
inches; weight, 170 lbs. He d. .Jan. 25, 1883. 
Ch. b. Augusta; 



.5026.* 


Charles Edw^\rd, 


Feb. 


25, 


1825. 




5027.* 


John Prescott, 


July 


16, 


1827. 




5028.* 


Franklix Lewis, 


Mar. 


14, 


1830. 




5029. 


Asa Williams, 


Jun. 


4, 


1832; 


d. May 19, 1849 


5030.* 


Horace Hodge, 


Oct. 


10, 


1836, 





[1898] WILLIAM HAMLEN,' (Bro. of Charles,) 

b. Augusta, Me.. Dec. 8, 1801: m. Paulina Bacon, b. June 25, 1806; carpen- 
ter and farmer; Sidney, Me.; removed to Wisconsin after the birth of his 
children; liis sons, Augustus, George, Solomon and John, went with him. He 
d. Sidney, May 1, 1882; she, April 12, 1882. 
Ch. prob. b. Sidney. 

5031.* Wellington Bacon, Sept. 1, 1824. 

5032.* Albion K. P., Aug. 24, 1825. 

5033.* Caroline Ann, Mar. 5, 1827. 

5034. William Augustus, May 1, 1828. 

5035. Melvin Orlando, Nov. 24, 1829; d. Nov. 15, 1852, unm. 
50.36. Marv Elizabeth, June 10, 1830, " Oct. 14, 1831. 
5037.* Joseph Pekez, June 9, 1832. 

5038. Mart Paulina, Dec. 23, 1833, " Oct. 6, 1852. 

5039.* George Henry, Sept. 18, 1835. 

5040. Solomon Alfred, Mar. 19, 1837. 

.5041.* Henry Harrison, Sept. 13, 1839. 

5042. John Carter, Nov. 28, 1842. 

5043. Washington, Feb. 5, 1845, " Nov. 4, 1848. 

5044. Prince Edward, . Mar. 5, 1848, " July 3, 1867, unm. 

[1899] OLIVE HAMLEN,' (Sister of Ciiarles,) 

b. Augusta, Me., Oct. 25, 1803; m. Sidney, Me., May 12, 1826, Elijah, son of 

Anthony and Hannah (D ) Faught, b. Sidney, June 10, 1797; farmer and 

carpenter; Sidney; Whig and Republican; she Baptist. Both d. Sidney; she 
Feb. 26, 1884; he April 4, 1866. 

Ch. b. Sidney: 

5045. Jambs H., Jan. 17, 1829; unm. 1902. 
5046.* Columbus Howard, May 16, 1831. 

5047.* Albert Elijah, Sept. 11, 1835. 

5048. Carrie H., Mar. 1, 1842; unm. 1902. 

5049.* Ellen Hannah, Mar. 26, 1844. 

[1900] REUEL HAMLEN,' (Bro. of Charles,) 

b. Oct. 30, 1805, prob. Augusta, Me.; m. Phebe Worth. He d. Mar. 16, 1876. 

Child: 
5050. Abigail. 



532 TFIE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[1907] MOSES EDWARD HAMLENJ (Lot,« Nathaniel,^ Lewis.* 

Ebenezer,'* James,^!) b. Augusta, Me., July 2(5, 1807; m. tbere, Sept. 6, 1832, 
Lucinda Dwight, dau. of Jobn and Lucinda (Howard) Hartwell, b. Augusta, 
Feb. 18, 1808; painter and glazier; Augusta; Democrat; Alderman, 1851; City ( 
Treasurer, 1854: Freemason; sbe Epis. Both d. Augusta; he, Dec. 11, 1886: she, 
May 28, 1898. 

Ch. b. Augusta: 



5051. Emily, Sept. 11, 1833: d. June 29, 1839. 

5052. Sarah Frances, July 24, 1835; unm. 1902. 
5053.* Edward Hartw-ell, May 16, 1838. 






[1908] HENRY CRAIG HAMLEN,? (Bro. of Moses E.,) 

b. Augusta, Me., July 21, 1809; m. Hingham, Mass., Dec. 16, 1840^ Abigail 

Lincoln, dau. of Samuel and Bertha (Loring) Hobart, b. Hingham, Jan. 6, 1816; 

carpenter; A^ugusta until 1850: Hingham, Mass., until 1861: Cattaraugus Co., 

N.Y., until 1866; afterwards Waupun, Wis.: Republican; she, Cong. Both d. 

Waupun: he. May 21, 1888: she, Apr. 17, 1891. i 

Children: 5 

5054. Thomas Hobart, b. Aug. 6, 1842, Augusta; d. Sept. 29. "46 

5055.* Hannah Craig, " July 2, 1844. 

5056. Erasmus Henry, " May 5, 1852, Hingham. " May 5, '56 



I 



[1909] Capt. .JOSEPH SUMNER HAMLEN,- (Bro. of Moses E.,) 
b. Augusta, Me., Mar. 8. 1812; m. Portland, Me.. Oct. 10, 18,38, Ellen R. 
Brown, b. Portland, July 15, 1811, her mother was Ruth Homer. They separated 
and she resided in Portland, Me., where she <5i^ Nov. 1883. He states: "On Jan- 
uary 1, 1825, I became the first apprentice or 'Printer's Devil,' in the office of 
the Kennebec Journal, Augusta, Me., and assisted in getting out the first number 
of that paper, Jan. 6, 1825, Eaton and Severance, Proprietors. Mr. Severance 
was the editor. This paper was afterwards edited by Hon. James G. Blaine." 
He left this service, 18.30, and was clerk with Whitney & Haskell, merchants, 
Boston, one of the largest dry goods houses in the city: two years later he en- 
gaged in business on his own account, continuing in various mercantile pursuits 
for over forty years. In 1842 he went from Baltimore to Portland, Me., and 
engaged extensively in merchandise and shipping; was owner of many vessels: 
dealer in flour, corn, salt, and southern lumber: was proprietor of a large 
storage depot called the "Hay Magazine," on Union wharf of 2500 tons capacity, 
from whence he shipped pressed hay to Boston and southern ports; this was 
burned in 1849. He sometimes "occupied every store and warehouse on the 
wharf for his immense business and was extensively engaged in the West India 
trade. In 1856 he was forced to suspend business, settled with his creditors in 
1858, and removed to New York City, where he has since principally resided. 
In 1865 he became agent for a New York house in the Bahama Islands for five 
years: since then he has not been in active business. Captain in the militia, 
Augusta, 1835. 



tH 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 533 

COMMISSION. 



ROBERT P. DUNLAP 

GOVERNOR AND COMMANDER-TN-CHIEF OF THE STATE OF MAINE. 

SEAL. 

To Joseph S. Hamlen^ of Augusta, Gentleman., Greeting: 

You have been elected Captain -of the A, Company of 
Lt. Infantry in the First Regiment, in the First Brigade 
and Second Division of the Militia of this State, to 
take rank from the fifth day of May, A. D. one thous- 
and eight liundred and thirty-iive. 
EOBERT P. DuNLAP- Reposing Special trust and Confidence in your ability, 

courage and good conduct, I do, by these presents, in 
the name of the Slate, commission you accordingly. 
You will, therefore, with honor and tideUty, discharge 
the duties of said office according to the laws of this 
State and to military rule and discipline. And all 
inferior officers and soldiers are hereby commanded to 
obey you in your said capacity: and you will yourself 
follow such orders and instructions as you shall from 
time to time receive from the Commander-in-Chief, or 
others your superior officers. 

Given under my liand and the Seal of the State, the 
twenty-fifth day of May, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand eight hundred and thirty-flve, and in the 
year of the Independence of the United States of 

America. 

BY THE GOVERNOR 

A. R. Ntchols, Dept. Secretary of State. 

A. R Thompson, Adj utant-GeneraL 



Copy of discharge: 
:STATE of MAINE. 



Headquarters, { 
"I. \ 



Augusta, April 23, 1836. 
The GoTernor and Commander-in-Chief, with advice of Council, having 
•caused the A, Company of Light Infantry in Augusta, belonging to tlie First 
Regiment, First Brigade and Second Division of the Militia of this State, 
lately commanded by Joseph S. Hamlen, to be disbanded, Joseph S. Hamlen is 
hereby honorably discharged from tlie office of Captain in the A, Lt. Inf. Com- 

ipany aforesaid. ^ , ^^^ 

BY THE GOVERNOR'S COMMAND. 

A. B. Thompson, Adjutant-General. 

Registered Vol. 5, No. 1050. 

Cliildren: 
5057.* 'Caroi.ine Mellen, b. Jan. 4, 1841. 
5058. Joseph Sumner, " Dec. 26, 1843, Portland. 



X 

534 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. *1 

[1910] HANNAH CRAIG HAMLEN,' (Sister of Moses E.,) 

• b. Augusta, Me., Aug. 5, 1815: m. there, Dec. 4, 1838, Capt. John C. An- 
thony, a native of Mass.: hatter: captain of militia; Augusta, several 
years. She d. Augusta, March 25, 1839; he d. Portland, Me. 
N(j issue. 

[1911] JAMES ELLIOTT HAMLEN,^ (Bro. of Moses E.,) 

b. Augusta, Me., Dec. 3, 1821: m. there, 1847, Phebe Abbott, dau. of Jere- 
miah and Margaret (Burton) Fisli, b. Weld, Me., Oct. 2, 1827; merchant; 
Augusta: she Universalist; member of ladies of G. A. R. Both d. Augusta; he, 
Oct. 18, 1888; she, June 26, 1885. 

Ch. b. Augusta: 

5059.* Harriet Ellen, .Jan. 10, 1848. 

50«0. James Pliny, Apr. 2, 1850: unm. 1902. 

[1912J ALMIRA HAMLEN, (Lewis,^ Perez,^ Lewis,* Ebenezer,^^ 

James,''ii) b. Charlestown, Mass., Dec. 27, 1809; m. there, May 15, 1832, 

Ashbel Wait. He owned a factory and tannery, Charlestown; and sale room. 

Boston: res. Charlestown, where both died; slie May 9, 1890; he March. 1883. 
No issue, 

[1918] HANNAH HAMLEN,' (Sister of Almira,) 

b. Charlestown, Mass., July 11, 1811; m. there by Rev. Thomas King, Mar. 

28, 1839, Samuel,' son of Edward and Rebecca (Harlow) Winslow,* his 2d wife; 

he m. 1st, Augusta Wadsworth, who d. 1837; ship carpenter and cabinet maker: 

Charlestown; he res. Quincy, Mass., 1894, with a son by former marriage. She 

d. Oct. 20. 1884. 

Children: 

5061. Edwin Chapin; d. infancy. 

5062. LuciNDA Augusta, " " 

[1914] LEWIS HAMLEN,7 (Bro. of Almira, ) 

b. Charlestown, Mass., Sept. 13, 1813; mariner; d. at sea on a voyage from 
Mobile to Boston, June 30, 1844. 

[1915] HARRIET AUGUSTA HAMLEN,' (Sister of Almira,) 

b. Charlestown, Mass., Nov. 10, 1815; m. there, June 23, 1836, William, son 
of Jotham and Sallie (Rae) Barry, b. Charlestown, March 18,1812. He was 
associated with his brother-in-law, Ashbel Wait, many years in the tannery 
business, Charlestown; Republican; Universalists. She d. Neponset, Mass., 
Mar. 10, 1900: bed. Cliarlestown, Sept. 25, 1880. 

Ch. b. Charlestown: 



5063. 


William Henry, 


Sept. 


23, 


1837. 




5064.* 


Charles Ootavius, 


Dec. 


25, 


1839. 




5065.* 


Almira Waite, 


May 


10, 


1843. 




5066. 


AsnBKL Waitk, 


Feb. 


25, 


1848: 


d. Sept. 9, 1892, unm.. 


•5067. 


Hauhikt Frances, 


June 


12, 


1853. 




5068. 


Arthur, 


Mar. 


1, 


1857; 


unm. 1902. 



* Note 379. EDWARD WINSLQW.e (Edwarcl,5*3 Kenelm,2i) For Winslow see note 9«. 



i 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 535 

[19161 LUCINDA HOPKIN8 HAMLEN," (Sister of Almiia.) 
b. Charlestown, Mass., Aug. 28, 1818: m. there, by Rev. Sebastain Streeter, 
May 9, 1839, Rowland Hill, of Charlestown. He was associated many years with 
his brother-in-law, Ashbel Wait, in tlie tanning business, Charlestown. Hed. 
Oct., 1879. 

No issue. 

]1917] WILLIAM HAMLEN,' (Bro. of Almira,) 

b. Cbarlestown, Mass., Mar. 9, 1820; m. there, Dec. 25, 1845, Ann Cecelia 
Welch. He was apprenticed to his brother-in-law, Ashbel Wait, to learn the 
trade of Morocco dresser, for wliom he afterwards worked. For thirty years 
prior to 1894 iie was an invalid and not actively employed; res. Charlestown: 
she d. Maiden, Mass., May 1, 1895, aged 77 yrs. 7 mos. 2 days. 
Children: 

5069.* William H., b, Oct. 21, 1846. 

5070. Hannah A., '• .Jan. 10, 1849. 

5071.* A LMiuA Lincoln, " Dec. 2, 1859. 

[1918] GEORGE HAMLEN," (Bro. of Almira,) 

b. Charlestown, Mass., Feb. 8, 1822; m. there, Dec. 31, 1844, Ellen M. Bazin, 

h. 1825; printer; Charlestown. Both d. Charlestown; he, Oct. 25, 1856; she, 

Mar. 30, 1900. 

Child: 

5072. Geohgiana. b. Aug. 2, 1846; unin. 1900. 

[1919] Capt. CHARLES HENRY JACKSON HAMLEN, ? (Bro. of 
Almira,) b. Charlestown, Mass., May 3, 1828; ra. there, -Tune 27, 1850, Sarah 
Elizabeth, dau. of Peter Sanborn; piano tuner; Charlestown; enlisted. Provi- 
dence, R. L, Sept. 13, 1861; commissioned 1st Lieut, and assigned as regimental 
Q. M. 1st R. I. L. Art., Oct. 3, 1861; asssigned 1st Lieut. Battery G, same regt., 
Jan. 1862: Capt. Battery H., same regt.. May 16, 1862: resigned Sept. 27. 1862: 
Capt. 13th Mass. Battery Lt. Artillery; commissioned from Charlestown: mus- 
tered Dec. 14, 1862; dis. July 29, 1865; res. near Lexington, Ky., 1894. 

Ch. prob. b. Cliarlestown: 

5073. Gertrude Howard, Sept. 28, 1855, 

5074. Grace Isabel, Feb. 14, 1858. 

[1920] LEWIS HAMLEN REALS,' (Polly," Perez,^ Lewis,* Ebenezer,'' 
James,~i)b. Hampden, Me., Nov. 20, 1803; m. Clara Soule; stone mason. He 
d. St. Albans, Vt., Feb. 22, 1856. 

Children: 

5075. Lewis Hamlen. 

5076. Clara. 

5077. Gridley, 

5078. Maria. 

[1921] WILLIAM CHAPMAN BEALS.^ (Bro. of Lewis H..) 
b. Hampden, Me., Apr. 25, 1806; m. St. Albans, Vt., 1828, Mary Ann, dau. of 
Enoch and Jane (Halbert) Beals,* b, St. Albans, May 1, 1808; farmer: St. Albans; 

* Note 380. Enoch Beals was a Rev. soldier, and soldier of the 1812 war, and was at the 
toattle of Plattsburg, N. Y. 



n3« THE HAMLIN FAMILY, 

removed to Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, 1833; to Avon, Wis., 1848. Both d, Avon: he 
Sept. 17, 1862: she Nov. 21, 1887. 

Children: 

5079.* Horace, b. Mar. 10, 1830, St. Albans, 

5080.* Louisa Electa, " July 14, 1832, " 

5081.* Geokge Sanford, '-' Sept. 25, 18.34, Cuj'ahoga Falls. 

§082.* Polly Ha3ILEN, " Sept. 3, 1836, " " 

[1923] LOUISA BEALSJ (Sister of Lewis H.,) 

b. St. Albans, Vt., May 23, 1810; m. Henry West. She d. Haverhill, Mass., 
June 3, 1833. 

Children: 

5083. William Henry. 

5084. Charles G. 



[1924] HORACE BEALS,^ (Bro. of Lewis H.,) 

b. St. Albans, Vt., Nov. 17, 1812; m. N. Y., 1847, Jane Ann Cornwall,* b. 
N. Y. city, 1826; stone contractor; one of the largest dealers in granite in the 
U.S.; he furnished stone for one wing of the Treasury building, Washington, 
D. C; for the Custom House and Post Office, N. Y. City: Custom House, 
Charleston,S. C; Post office, Philadelphia, Pa., and other places. Togus Springs, 
Me., was sold by him to the government for the Soldiers' Home: a millionaire. 
He d. Togus Springs, Sept. 22, 1864; she d. West Point, N. Y., Aug., 1895. 

Ch. b. N. Y. City: 

5085. Emily Leonard, 1848; d. 1891. 

5086.* Evelyn Isabel, Dec. 15, 1852. 

5087. Adelaide Irene, 1854, '* 1878, Naples, Italy. 

5088. Frederick Frazer, 1855. 



[1927] ORISSA BEALS,- (Sister of Lewis H.,) 

b. St. Albans, Vt., Jan. 26, 1822; m. Quincy, Mass., Dec. 15, 1839, Jesse, son 
of Robert and Lavina (Holden) Bun ton, b. Allenstown, N. H., Mar, 27, 1810; 
stone contractor; she Cong. Both d. East Milton, Mass.; she, May 7, 1878; he, { 
Nov. 2, 1880. I 

* Note HHt. WILLIAM CORNWELL.i "b'ergent at urmes," was at Hartford, Ct., 1639; re- 
moved to Mlddletown, Ct., before Nov.. 1653, when he was appointed one of the committe to- 
apportion the home lots and planting' fields; five years later he was apijointed on a similar 
eomraitte; constable. 1664: liigbway surveyor, 1668; on committee to Imild meeting house. 1669; 
deputy to Gen. Court three years. Ills home lot of five acres was on the east corner of Main' 
and Wasliington steets. The court " freed Sarg't William Cornwall his head from paying of 
rates," 167.5; will dated " 4th-12th-1674." He d. Middletown, Feb. 22, 1677-8, leaving a widow Mary. 

Ch. of William Corn well and wife Sara^h, as recorded in Middletown: 

.lOHN, b. Apr. 1640. 

William, " June 34, 1641. 

.Samttel, 

Jacob, 

Sarah. 

Thomas, 

Hestbk, 

Elizabeth, 



" Sept. 


1643. 


" Sept. 


1646. 


■' Oct. 


1647. 


" Sept. 


1648. 


" May 


16.'J0. 


'" .Ian. 


1651, 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 537 

Children: 

5089. George Jesse, b. Oct. 9, 1841, Quincy; d. May 17, 1842. 

5090. Orissa Marion, " Mar. 13, 1843, Milton, '* July 10, 1864. 

5091. Mary Frances, " July 2, 1844, " " Oct. 2, 1844. 

5092. Isadore Frances, " June 7, 1846, "' 

5093. Maria Winship, " .July 10, 1849, " d. Mar. 31, 1860. 
5094.* Lavina Holden, " June 19, 1852, " 

5095. Emily Jane, " Nov. 4, 1855, " d. Sept. 25, 1856. 

5096. Jesse, " Apr. 18, 1858, " " Aug. 22, 1888. 

5097. Louisa Josephine, " Dec. 7, 1860. 

[1928] NATHANIEL HAMLEN BEALS,^ (Bro. of Lewis H.,) 

b. St. Albans, Vt., Apr. 17, 18'24: farmer; member Rural Lodge, A. F. & A. M., 
Quincy, Mass.; Cong.: d. unm., Milton, May 31, 1893. 

[1929] MARIA WINSHIP REALS,- ^Sister of Lewis H.,) 

b. Quincy, Mass., Aug. 23, 1827: m. there, Albert G. Stevens; produce 
i dealer; Milton, Mass.; she Cong. She d. Milford, June 22, 1866. 

Ch. b. Milton: 

i 5098. Marie Winship, June 1, 1866. 



[1931] JOHN MULLETT TURNER.^ (Sally Hamlen," Perez,^ Lewis,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Hampden, Me., 1817; m. Sarah G., dau. of Daniel 
Doane,* b. Hampden. Both d. Boston, Mass.; he, 1849. 

Children: 
5099.* Emma D., b. Oct. 31, 1850, Boston. 

5100. Fred. 

[1932] ELIZA F. TURNER,' (Sister of John M.,) 

b. Hampden, jNle., 1819; m. Dr. Joseph Dow. She d. Providence, R. I. 

No issue. 

[1933] CALVIN BAILEY TURNER,' (Bro. of John M.,) 

b. Hampden, Me., Feb. 11, 1821: m. there, 1849, Ruth Crosby, dau. of Cephas 
and Betsey (Holbrook) Turner, b. Hampden, Feb. 3, 1827; farmer; Hampden; 
she Baptist. Shed. Hampden, Aug. 3, 1878. 
Ch. b. Hampden: 

5101.* Nathaniel Bailey, 1850. 

5102.* Herbert E., 1856. 

5103. Wm. Elberten, 1863; d. Aug. 15, 1883. 

5104. Frank Calvin, 1866: unm. 1899. 
5105.* Cephas Webster, 1866. 



* Note 382. Dea. JOHN DOANE,i came early to Plymouth, Mass.; assistant to the Gov- 
ernor. lOaS; on committee to revise the laws, 1636; assistant to Gov. Winslow, 1642; one of the 
flrstsettlersofEastham. Mass., April, 16-14, where he occupied 200 acres of land north of the 
harbor, now occupied by Oliver Doane. Esq., ninth in descent from the immigrant ancestor. 
In his will, dated May 18, 1678, his age is given as " 88 or thereabouts." He d. Eastham, Feb. 21, 
1686; will proved, June 2, 1686. 



538 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[1934] SARAH VOSE TURNER,^ (Sister of John M.,) 

b. Hampden, Me., 1823; ra. Joseph Wyman. She d. Woburn, Mass. 

Children: ■ 

5106. Lucy. 

5107. Ella. 

5108. Sarah. 



I 



[1935] Capt. CORNELIUS TURNER,' (Bro. of John M., ) 
b. Hampden, Me., 1838; m. Bangor, Me.: captain of brig, "Duncan." He was 
lost at sea. 

[1936] Dr. PEREZ HAMLEN TURNER," (Bro. of John M.,) 
b. Hampden, Me., Oct. 16, 1836; m. Rochester, N. Y., May 13, 1871, Sarah 
Malvina, dau. of James and Phoebe (Cook) Northrup, b. West Sparta, N. Y., 
Oct. 27, 1841; master mariner, 20 years; physician; Worcester, Mass., 1872; Prov- 
idence, R. I., 1873; Clifton Springs, N, Y., since 1880; Republican. 
Children: 

d. May 11, 1877. 






5109. 


Joseph Dow, 


b. 


Apr. 


8, 


1872, 


Worcester: d. 


5110.* 


Eltza Flagg, 


u 


Sept. 


1, 


1873, 


Providence. 


5111. 


Malvina Anna, 


(1 


July 


20, 


1878, 


i i 


5112. 


Alice May, 


u 


Dec. 


3, 


1882, 


Clifton Springs 



[1937] CHARLES TUFTS MULLETT," (Betsey Hamlen,« Perez.s' 

Lewis,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Charlestown, Mass., Dec. 27, 1811; m. there, 
Feb. 28, 1836, Susan, dau. of John Buckman and Mary (Goodwin*) Willson,t of 
Bedford, Mass., b. Boston, Apr. 17, 1811. He early learned the harness maker's 
trade and established a store in Charlestown; retired from business, 1875: res. 
Lynn, Mass., 1836-42: afterwards, Charlestown; went to California, 1849, and 
returned, 1850; was among the first members Second Universalist Church, Lynn, 
and member of the choir; member Bunker Hill Lodge, 14, 1. O. O. F., which he 
joined Apr. 10, 1843 and filled all the chairs; member Bunker Hill Encampment, 
5, I. O. O. F., which he joined Jan. 17, 1844, filled all the chairs and was twelve 
years warden; member of the Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment, 1. O. O. F; 
member of the Columbia Guards, Warren Phalanx several years; later of the 
Charlestown City Guard. Both d. Charlestown; he Mar. 4, 1901; she Nov. 6, 1893. 

Children; 

5113. Charles Edwin, b. May 7, 1837, Lynn; d. Sept.l2, 1849. 

5114. Susan Elizabeth, " Feb. 5, 1841, Charlestown, " Mar. 4, 1841. 
5115.* Alfred Edgar, " Nov. 13, 1847, 

[1938] ELIZA MULLETT,' (Sister of Charles T., ) 

b. Charlestown, Mass., Mar. 2, 1814; m. there, Apr. 7, 1835, William, son of 

William and Hannah (Rogers) Payne, b. Center Harbor, N. H., Aug. 15, 1805; 

farmer and machinist; Charlestown after marriage, until 1843; Centre Harbor, 

until 18.55; Sanbornton, N. H., until 1888; she was educated at Miss Dawes' 

* Note 383. URIAH GOODWIN, the grandfather of Mr. Mullett, was a Rev. soldier; he 
first served for three months, and then enlisted for three years; served under Washington at 
White Plains and Valley Forge; was shot through the body and received a pension. 

•»• Note 384. .JAMES WILLSON, the paternal grandfather of Mrs. Mullett was of Scotch 
origin; he was a Rev. soldier; his family was among the early settlers of Bedford, Mass. 



i 



b. Nov. 


4, 


1836; 


Cliarlestown:d.Dec.l2,'40 


" Oct. 


21, 


1840, 


11 


" June 


12, 


1843, 


a 


" July 


29, 


1846, 


Centre Harbor. 


" Sept. 


4, 


1852, 


a u 


" Nov. 


6, 


1855, 


Sanbornton; unm. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 539 

school. Charlestown. She d. Dorchester, Mass, Jan. 29, 1897; he d. Charles- 
town, Mar. 1, 1888. 

Children: 

5116. Lucy Ann, 

5117.* William Frances, 

5118.* George Warren, 

5119.* Charles Henry, 

5120.* Eliza Ann, 

5121. Laura Maria, 

[1939] JOHN MULLETT,- (Bro. of Charles T.,) 

b. Charlestown, Mass., Sept. 10, 1816; m. there, June 30, 1841, Emily Augusta, 
dau. of William and Mary (Dennis) Caswell, b. Charlestown, Apr., 1822. He was 
educated in the public schools of Charlestown, where he resided, and began 
business as clerk for Elisha L. Phelps, at the age of 17: he engaged in the retail 
grocery business as member of the firm of Cutler & Mullett. 1842, succeeded a 
year later by that of Mullett & Bradbury, which continued until the death of 
the latter, 1872, and continued by Mr. Mullett until his death. His business 
was the oldest in that line in Charlestown, he being 51 years in active business; 
said to have been better known among naval men than any other civilian in the 
city; his firm furnished naval stores in large amounts to the Marine Barracks, 
the Receiving Ship, and other vessels. His 74th birthday was celebrated by a 
large number of friends, business associates, and prominent citizens, received 
at his home: charter member of Bunker Hill Lodge, 14, I. O. O. F., and for over 
50 years a member of Bunker Hill Encampment, I. O. O. F. For 28 years 
member of King Solomon's Lodge, A. F. & A. M., to which he presented a 
portion of the original shaft erected to Warren on Bunker Hill, still preserved 
asa valued relic in the archivesof the lodge; member of Signet Chapter, R. A. M., 
and of Coeur de Leon, Commandery, K. T., all of Charlestown. Until near his 
death, member of a military company, "The Lancers;" also of Hooper Social 
Club, and of 999 Artillery, a social club. His business was continued by his 
son, George Frederick; she Universalist. and member Devon's Benevolent 
Society. Both d. Charlestown; he, Dec. 28, 1893; she, Mar. 31, 1885. 

Ch. b. Charlestown: 

. 5122. Emily Frances, July 1842; d. Apr. 24, 1847. 

5123. Mary Caroline, July 5, 1843, " May 1, 1848. 

5124. Arth UK Caswell, Oct. 25, 1845," June 3, 1847. 
5125.* George Frederick, Aug. 21, 1846. 

5126.* Adelaide Frances, Oct. 28, 1848. 

[1941] SARAH CARTER HAMLIN,' (Perez,^^ Lewis,* Ebenezer,3 

James,2i) b. Hampden, Me., Aug. 31, 1821; m. N. Y. City, Oct. 5, 1845, Andrew 
Tarr,' son of Johnand Mary (Tarr) Wingate,* b. 1821-2: builder; Boston. She 
d. Bangor, Me., Nov. 8, 1894. 

* Note 385. .JOHN WINGATE,5 Moses,* John.s 21 

.JOHN WINGATE.i b. England and came to N. H. without a family when a young man; 
planter at Hilton Point, now Dover, 1658; m. 1st, Mary, dau. of Hatevil Nutter; m. 2d, about 
1676, Sarah, widow of Thomas Canny, nee Taylor. He d. Dec. 9, 1687. Seven children. 

JOHN WINGATE,5 son of Capt. Moses and Joanna Gilman (Wentworth) Wingate, dau. 
of Col. John Wentworth,! (Benjamin,3 Ezekiel,^ William, i) and wife Abigail Millett. 



540 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



5127. 

5128.* 



Children: 
Sarah Elizabeth, b. July 15, 1847, Boston. 
Harriet Ella, " Nov. 6, 1849, Portland. 



[1942] ELISHA HAMLIN,^ ( Bro. of Sarah C.,) 

b. Hampden, Me., Sept. 5, 1823: m. there, April 17, 1843, Lucinda H. Nicl 
erson,* b. Hampden; farmer; Hampden Corner. 
Ch. b. Hampden: 
Perez, Apr. 7, 1846. 

Dorcas Elzadie, June 19, 1848. 
Clarinda, Jan. 27, 1855. 

Yates N., June 17, 1857; 

George, Aug. 17, 1860, 



5129.* 

5130.* 

5131.* 

51.32. 

5133. 



d. 

(1 



Dec. 22, 1881. 
May 9, 1883. 



[1943] SABRA HAMLIN," (Sister of .Sarah C.,) 

b. Hampden, Me., Dec. 12, 1825; m. Boston, Mass., by Rev. James ShepardI 
June 30, 1846, Anthony Deceiver, son of Austin and Mary (Deceiver) DemondJ 
b. Albany, N. Y., Mar. 24, 1824; tinner and plumber: Montreal, Canada, anc 
Boston, Mass. He d. Boston, Mar. 1, 1878; she res. Winthrop, Mass. 



5134.* 

5135.* 

5136.* 

5137.* 

5138.* 

5139. 

5140.* 



Children: 

Frederick Augustus, Mar 

George Anthony, July 

William Hamlin, 

Martha Hamlin, 

Ella Frances Wilkins, Nov 

Sarah Lizzie, 

Carrie Lizzie, 



30, 1847, Boston. 

10, 1849, 

Oct. 22, 1851, Rouse's Point. 

Aug. 4, 1854, Boston. 

20, 1856, 

Sept. 10. 1860; d. Oct. 13, 1863. 

June 14, 1863, Boston. 



[1944] WILLIAM MURCH HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Sarah C.,) 

b. Hampden. Me., Nov. 21, 1828; m. there, Sept. 4, 1851, Harriet Augusta, 
dau. of Samuel and Ann (Wardwell) Phipps, b. Hampden, Nov. 9,1830; she 
member and Secretary of the Pine Tree State Asso.; W. C. T. U.: Friday 
Morning Club; Ralston Club; Woman's Parliament. He resided twenty years 
in Iowa — Dubuque, Webster City and Cedar Rapids; since 1891, Los Angeles, 
Cal.; furniture dealer; Republican. 



[1945] JOHN T. MURCH HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Sarah C.,) 
b. Hampden, Me., Sept. 29, 1831; m. there, May 13, 1855, Jane Murch Foster, 
b. Hampden, July 12, 1836; ship carpenter; Hampden, afterwards Bangor; Free- 
will Baptists: artificer, Co. L, 1st Me. Heavy Artillery; enlisted Dec. 28, 1863; 
in battle of Spottsylvania, and knocked down by a ball; at Cold Harbor, and one 
of seven survivors of his company who charged the enemy's works at Peters- 
burg,' Va., June 18, 1864; dis. July 6, 1865. He d. Bangor, Jan. 9, 1889; his 



widow res. 


Franconia, N. H. 
Children: 










5141.* 


Martha Jane, 


b. Feb. 


25, 


1856, 


Hampden. 


5142.* 


Frank Wilber, 


" Sept. 


13, 


1857, 


u 


5143.* 


Harriet Wingate, 


" Nov. 


8, 


1859, 


" 


5144.* 


Elmer Ellsworth, 


" Oct. 


12, 


1862, 




5145.* 


Mary Etta, 


" Feb. 


17, 


1864, 




5146. 


Albert Lord, 


" July 


15, 


1868, 




5147.* 


Annie Fifield, 


" Sept. 


30, 


1871, 




5148.* 


Jennie Christina, 


" Mar, 


20, 


1874, 




5149. 


John Frederick, 


" Feb. 


12, 


L879, 


Bangor. 



* For Nickerson see note 341. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 541 

[1946] GEORGE BEALS HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Sarah C.,) 
b. Hampden, Me., Aug. 10. 1834: m. 1st, East Cambridge, Mass., Sept. 20, 
1858, Emil}' A., dau. of Augustus P. Wood, b. Cambridge, 1837; who d. East 
Cambridge, Feb. 10, 1873: m. 2d. Swanton, Vt., Sept. 20, 1877, Mrs. Adelaide A..* 
dau. of Jolin and Hapalona (Cushman) Adams,* b. Franklin, Vt., Aug. 14, 184.3, 
and widow of David W. Brown, of Templeton, Mass., who d. Swanton, 1873, 
without issue: printer: Boston, Mass.: has res. Hampden and Bangor, Me., 
Boston, Cambridge, and Somerville, Mass.: established business, Boston, 1856: 
member N. E. Lodge, 4, I. O. O. F.: N. E. Encampment, 34: Amity Rebecca 
Lodge, 15, I. O. O. F., holding many offices and serving as presiding officer in 
each; member Grand Lodge, I. O. O. F,: Grand Marshall, 1866: Grand Master, 
1872: Representative to Sovereign Grand Lodge, 1873; member Grand Encamp- 
ment, 1866, and served several terais as District Deputy Grand Patriarch; 
elected Chief Veteran, O. F. Veteran Asso., 1892; member P. G. O. Asso. of 
1 Mass., L O. O. F.: president of same, 1894: member Cambridge Lodge, 191, 
I K. O. 1878, and chief officer of the Lodge; member common council, Cambridge, 

1 1872. 

I Ch. by 2d wife: 

5150. Florence May. 

5151. Happie Adelaide, b. July 16, 1879, E. Cambridge. 

5152. Geobge Roy. " Aug. 15, 1882: d. Feb. 22, 1884. 

[1947] NATHANIEL TURNER HAMLIN," (Bro. of Sarah C.,) 
b. Hampden, Me., June 24, 1837; m. 1st, Gloucester, Mass., 1877, Sarah Law- 
son, who d. Walpole, Mass., Mar. 27, 1861: m. 2d, Walpole, Jan. 7, 1865, Mrs. 
Martha A. Billings: farmer and carpenter: Hampden. Me., Gloucester, Bos- 
ton and Walpole, Mass.; shipped in U. S. navy, Charlestow^n, Mass., Dec. 80, 
1861; detailed to giinboat Katahdin, Feb. 17, 1862, and served in West Gulf 
squadron: participated in capture of Forts Jackson and St, Phillips, at capture 
of New Orleans, and fight in Mobile Bay, Aug., 1864: dis. Jan. 22, 1865. 

Ch. b. Gloucester: i 

5153. Lewis, Mar. 29, 1878. 

5154. Lizzie, '' " " d. Jan. 29, 1885. 

[1949] PERSIS SABRINA CLARK,' (Sabrina Hamlin,^ Perez,^ Lewis,* 
Ebenezer,3 James.^i) b. Charlestown, Mass., Sept. 2, 1821; m. Antwerp, N. Y., 
by Rev. Abner Ward, Mar. 5, 1840, Joseph Samuel, son of Otis and Mary ( Nott) 
Foster, b. Antwerp, Nov. 21, 1818, She was educated at Antwerp; Methodists; 
she d. Charlestown, Aug. 29, 1848; he was afterwards surveyor of Le Sueur 
Co., Minn., several years. He d, Mankato, Minn., Feb. 3, 1893. 
Children: 

5155.* Elmika Hamlin, b. Aug, 23, 1844, Antwerp. 

5156. Persis Pauline, ''June 22, 1848, Charlestown: d. 1866. 

[1951] NATHANIEL HAMLEN CLARK," (Bro. of PersisS.,) 

b. Nov. 8, 1825: married: removed to Lincoln, Ills., 18.54, and d. several 



years ago. 



Several children. 



Note 386. JOHN ADAMS,* {Abel,7 Jolin,6 5 Eleazer,* John,3 E<iward,2 Henry.i) 



I 



642 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[1952] JOSEPH HARVEY CLARKJ (Bro. of Persis S.,) 
b. Antwerp, N. Y., Feb. 5, 18.30: m. Cbarlestown, Mass., Apr. 6, 1854, Chai 
lotte Sophia, dau. of William A., and Sarah Lucy (Smith) White, b. Nortj 
Andover, Mass., Apr. 8, 1839. He was educated at Antwerp; res. Somervilleai 
Cbarlestown, after marriage; milk dealer; Odd P'ellow: member King SolomoE 
Lodge, A. F. & A. M.; minute man, Cbarlestown City Guards; enlisted Apr. 
1861, Co. H. 5 Mass. Regt.; dis. Ang., 18H2. He d. Cbarlestown, Nov. 11, 1879.1 
Children: 

b. July 7, 1855, Cbarlestown; d. Feb. 15, 186 

" Aug. 6, 1858, Somerville. 

" July 11, 1861, Cbarlestown; d. Nov. 4, 186 

Jan. 31, 1864. 



5157. 
5158.* 
5159. 
5160. 



Sarah Lucy, 
Joseph Eddy, " 
Sadie Abbey, " 
George Britton,'' 



[1958] NATHANIEL PEREZ HAMLIN,' (Nathaniel," Perez,^ Lewis, 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Boston, Mass., Feb. 3, 1841; m. June 27, 1867, Gertrude 
dau. of Francis C. and Miriam (Perliins) Loring, b. Boston. June 24, 1844: re 



tired from business; resides Brookline, Mass 
Children: 

5161. Miriam Perkins, 

5162. Elizabeth Perkins, 

5163. Paul Masearem, 

5164. Gertrude Loring, 



She d. Boston, Jan. 21, 1877. 



b. May 


6. 


1871, 


unm. 


" Oct. 


11, 


1872, 


u 


" Dec. 


24, 


1874. 




" Jan. 


20, 


1877. 





[1961] Capt. SIMEON HAMBLIN,' (Seth,« Simeon,5 Sylvanus,* Elka 
nah,3 James,2i) b. Falmouth, Mass., Dec. 6, 1796; m. 1st, there, July 11, 1824 
Nancy, dau. of Solomon and Mary A. (Childe) Lawrence, b. Falmouth, July 27 
1804, who d. Jan. 18, 1837: master mariner; Falmoutli: captain of sloop Georgi 
anna and scliooners Eliza & Nancy and the Mokena: she Cong.; He d. oi 
tlie Mokena, on passage from Jamaica to New Orleans, Apr. 15, 1839; she d 
Falmouth, Nov. 7, 1871. 

Ch. b. Falmouth: 

5165.* Solomon Law^rencb, Sept. 

5166.* Elizabeth M., Apr. 



5167. 



Eugenia F. 



July 



20, 1827. 
30, 1830. 
11, 1834; d. June 27, 1861; unm. 



[1963] Capt. ISAAC HATCH HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of Simeon,) 

b. Falmouth, Mass., Dec. 17, 1801; m. there, Sept. 15, 1828, Chloe P. Swift,^ 

and d. tlie same year. She m. 2d, Falmouth, Dec. 11, 1831, Capt. Isaac Grinnell 

of Fairhaven, Mass. 

No issue. 

[1972] OBED HAMBLIN,' (Sylvanus,« Barnabas,^ Sylvanus,-* Elkanah, 
James,2i) b. Falmouth, Mass., Oct. 1, 1793. It is said that he moved to Butter 
nut, N. Y.; m. there, perhaps to Mary Braley, and that he d. Rocliester, Mass 
Cliildren: 

5168. Mary Adaline, b. Jan. 2, 1820; d. Mar. 6, 1845. 

5169. Abigail. 

5170.* Sylvanus, " 1826, Morristown, N. Y. 

5171. William. 

5172. Chloe, m. and lived Bourndale. 



* For Swift see note 121. 



ii 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 543 

[1973] SOLOMON HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Obed,) 

.. Falmouth, Mass., Oct. 1, 1795; m. 1st, there, July 16, 1817, (another record 
tysMay 25,) Martha, dau. of Elisha and Patty (Weeks) Weeks, of Falmouth: 
II. 2d. N. Y. State, Eliza, dau. of Comfort Chase and widow of Elisha Burling- 
|am, by whom she had Harriet, who m. Edward Sherman, of Cooperstown, N. 
r.: blacksmith; removed to Butternut, N. Y. He d. and his widow resided 
ith her daughter. 





Ch. by 1st wife: 




5173. 


Levi, 


b. Falmouth. 


5174. 


Harriot, 


" Butternut. 


5175.* 


Cassendana, 
By 2d wife: 


a tt 


5176. 


William. 





[1974] LUCY HAMBL1N,7 (Sister of Obed, ) 

b. Falmouth, Mass.,. Nov. 9, 1797; published there, Jan-. 15, 18—, to Joseph, 
ion of Seth Bowman.* Removed to Butternut, N. Y. 

One child. 

[1975] JANE HAMBLIN,- (Sister of Obed,) 

b. AVest Falmouth, Mar. 22, 1800; m. Lot, son of Nicholas Landers, b. West 

"alraouth, Oct. 30, 1798; mariner; West Falmouth. He served on U. S. Sch., 

I'haros, in lighthouse and harbor service, and vras injured by an accident at 

pharlestown, S. C, from which he d., 1859. She d. West Falmouth, Nov. 18, 1840. 

Ch. b. West Falmouth: 

5177.* Franklin, Oct. 17, 1825. 

5178.* Lucy Jane, Mar. 25, 1827. 

5179.* Ansel Robinson, Sept. 18, 1832. 

5180.* Minerva, Apr. 15, 1834. 

5181. Asa, 1838-9; d. infancy. 

11976] CHLOE HAMBLIN," (Sister of Obed,) 

b. Falmouth, Mass., Feb. 19, 1802; m. there, Dec. 16, 1824, Lot C, son of 
Benjamin and Zipporah (Chedrick) Fish.* The record of their marriage states 
:hey were both of Falmouth; both d. Falmouth; she July 10, 1885; he 1877. 
No issue. 

[1979] PHEAR HAMBLIN,' (Sister of Chloe,) 

b. Falmouth, Mass., Oct. 5, 1808; m. there, Dec. 13. 1827, Joseph Baxter, b. 
Dec, 18, 1804; mariner and stone cutter; West Falmouth. Both d. W. Fal- 
mouth; she, Feb. 10, 1899; he. May 29, 1879. 
Ch, b. Falmouth; 

Anr. 28, 1828. 

Mar. 1, 1859, unm. 



5182.* 


Chloe Fish, 


Apr. 


28, 


1828. 


5183. 


Robert D., 


Dec. 


9. 


1829; d 


5184.* 


Solomon Hamblin, 


Oct. 


25, 


1831. 


5185. 


Mary Jane, 


Feb. 


7, 


1833. 


5186.* 


Alpheus Hamblin, 


Feb. 


25, 


1834, 


5187.* 


Joshua Davis, 


May 




1836. 


5188.* 


Elijah, 


Sept. 


19, 


1840. 


5189.* 


Elizabeth Jane, 


Sept. 


26, 


1842, 


5190.* 


Joseph Oliver, 


Dec. 


24. 


1845. 



* For Bowman see note 337. 

* For Fish see note 54 and 190. 



544 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[1980] ALPHEUS F. HAMBLIN,' (Bio. of Obed,) 

b. Falmouth, Mass., July 23, 1811; m. there, Nov. 17, 1832, Mary W. Lan- 
ders, b. Falmouth, May 3, 1813; blacksmith; Republican; Congas. He went to 
California, 1849, abandoned his family, and was not heard from in many years: 
remarried, lived at Sao Jose, Cal., and had children there. She married Capt. 
Freeman B. Robinson, of East End, Falmouth, descendant of the first settler, 
Isaac Robinson, and of John Robinson, of Leyden, Holland. 

Children: 

5191.* Andkkw T., b. July 29, 18.34, Sandwich. 

5192.* Lydia Wekks, '' Oct. 14, 1837, Falmouth. [27, 1840. 

5193. Asa F., " Feb. 12, 1840, Mattapoisett; d. Sept. 

5194. Mercy S., " Oct. 12, 1841, " d. Jun. 10, '62. 
5195.* Jane, " Apr. 7, 1846, " unm. 

[1981J WILLIAM BASSETT HAMBLIN,' ( Barnabas, ^s Sylvanus,* 

Elkanah,!! James,2i) b. Grand Isle, Vt., Feb. 17, 1813; m. Hamden, Ohio, 
Mar. 18, 1840, Abia Amelia, dau. of Jacob and Melia (Castle) Munson, b. Litch- 
field, Ct., Apr. 8, 1822. He resided North Hero, Vt., until 1818; Monroe Center, 
Ohio, until 1825: Chardon, Ohio, until 1844; Burlington, Wis., until 1847; 
Geneva, Wis., until 1852; Warsaw, Ind., until 1854; Sturgis, Mich., until 1856; 
Rock Island, Ills., 1857: Nebraska City; Neb., until 1862; carpenter in the Union 
army, 1865; North English, Iowa, until 1867; Carman, Ills., until 1875; Hamburg, 
Iowa, until 1880; Shenandoah, Iowa, until 1890; Council Bluffs, Iowa, until 1894; 
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 189.5. Methodist. She d. Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 12, 1891. 
Children: 

b. Oct. 29, 1842, Chardon. 

" Sept. 29, 1844, 

" Mar. 2, 1847, Burlington. 

" June 4, 1849, Geneva. 

" June 11, 1851, 

" Nov. 21, 1853, Warsaw, 

" Dec. 16, 1855, Sturgis. 

" • Feb. 4, 1858, Nebraska City. 

" May 7, 1860, " d. Sept. 14, '61. 

" Oct. 24, 1863, North English. 

[1982] ASA HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of William B., ) 

b. North Hero, Vt., July 2, 1815: ra. 1st Hamden, Ohio, Mar. 8, 1838, 
Amanda, dau. of Abson and Mary Ann (Robei'ts) Hale, b. Hamden, Nov. 8, 1816, 
who d. Geneva, Wis., Aug. 21, 1845; she, United Brethren; m. 2d, July 15, 184-, 
Etta, dau. of Abraham and Etta Louisa (Franks) Abronsom; farmer, also 
sailor several years; Hamden, until 1838; Geneva, until 1842: afterwards Char- 
don, Ohio, where lie d. a few days after his second marriage. His children d. 
Geneva; records not found. 

[1983] MARY HAMBLIN,^ (Sister of William B.,) 
b. Buffalo, N. Y., Dec. 18, 1817; m. Chardon, Ohio, Feb. 17, 1837, Vincon, 
son of Joseph and Elizii (May) Alexander, b. Toronto, Canada, Mar. 9, 1811; 
cooper; Chardon, until 1840: Geneva, Wis., until 1850; Chardon, until 1875; after- 
wards, Birch Run, Mich., where he d. Dec. 22, 1887; she Pi-esb. 7 or 8 children, 
names unknown. 



5196.* 


Sarah Mariah, 


5197.* 


George Barnabas, 


5198.* . 


William Veness, 


5199.* 


Emma Jane, 


5200.* 


Flavia Eliza, 


5201.* 


Mary Eva, 


5202.* 


Jacob Edward, 


5203.* 


John Fraklin, 


5204. 


An NETTIE, 


5205.* 


Martin Edward, 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 545 

[1984] SARAH HAMBLIN,' (Sister of William B.,) 

b. Miinson, Ohio, Nov. 16, 1819: m. Mar. 2, 1839, Palmer, son of Osgood and 

Jane (White) (?) Lusk, b. Syracuse, N. Y., Jan. 1, 1818: res. Lalie Co., Ills., 1895: 

I she Presb. She d. Moline, Ills., Oct. 20, 1850. 

[1985] HARVEY DAVID HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of William B.,) 

b. Chardon, Ohio, Oct. 12, 1821: m. Louisville, Ky., Sept. 3, 1843, Sophia Wicks, 
b. Nashville, Tenn., Jan. 29, 1822. Last heard from at Louisville, about 1875. 

[1987] MARTIN HAYNES HAMBLIN," (Bro. of William B.,) 
b. Chardon, Ohio, Aug. 3, 1825; m. there, July 20, 1854, Lois,' dau. of Andrew 
and SallyMHamblin) Hazen, b. Chardon, Dec. 25, 1823; painter; Chardon and 
Findlay, Ohio; Christian: Freemason; Odd Fellow; she Methodist; she d. Find- 
lay, Mar. 30, 1893. 

Children: 

5206. Clifford, d. young. 

5207.* Arthur, b. Feb. 22, 1857, Chardon. 

[1988] LYDIA HAMBLIN,' (Asa,« Barnabas.^ Sylvanus,* Elkanah,^ 
James,2i) b. Grand Isle, Vt., Nov. 9, 1812; m. Tuscarawas Co., Ohio, Sept. 1, 
1833, Francis Baxter, son of Christopher Langdon, b. Wilbraham, Mass., Jan. 
27, 1810: farmer; Geauga and Ashtabula counties, Ohio, until about 1830: after- 
wards Tuscarawas Co.; settled in Marcellon, Wis., fall of 1845, and resided 
there until 1886, when he went to live with hisdau., Mrs. Roberts: Repubhcan; 
Methodists. Bothd. Scott, Wis.; she, May 20, 1891: he. Mar. 1, 1890. 
Ch. b. Ohio: 

5208.* RosELLiA, June 11, 1834. 

5209.* Christopher, Aug. 25, 1836. 

5210.* Asa, May 20, 1838. 

5211. Marinett, Oct. 22, 1840; d. Dec. 20, 184L 

[1989] SIMEON HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Lydia,) 

b. Grand Isle, Vt., May 30, 1815; m. Tuscarawas Co., Ohio, Sept. 10, 1839, 
Eleanor, dau. of John G. and Eliza (Cummings) Thompson, b. Carlisle, Pa., 
July 5, 1817; farmer; removed with his father to Ohio about 1820; resided in 
in Geauga and Ashtabula counties; to Tuscarawas Co., 1830; to Columbia Co., 
Wis., Nov., 1845; to Big Grove, Iowa, June 2, 1854; Whig and Republican; an 
ardent anti-slavery man: held township offices: a tall man, 6 feet in height, 
light complexion, blue eyes: well respected. He d. Big Grove, Jan. 10, 1874. 

Children: 

5212.* John, b. June 18, 1840, Tuscarawas Co. 

5213.* Elizabeth, " Mar. 20, 1842, 

5214.* Flavius Josephus, " Aug. 13, 1843, " " 

5215.* Christopher Columbus, " May 18, 1845, " 

5216.* Seth, " May 10, 1847, Columbia Co. 

5217.* Martha, " Nov. 19, 1849, 

5218. Robert F., " Sept. 8, 1851, 

5219.* Haxnah, " Apr. 11, 1857, Big Grove. 

5220. HULDAH, " Sept. 21, 1861, i " d. Nov. 4, 1861. 






546 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[1990] SYLVANUS HAMBLIN," (Bro. of Lydia,) 

b. Grand Isle, Vt., about 1818: m. Tuscarawas Co., Ohio, about 1846, Jaoe,] 

dau. of James Bradea; farmer; removed with his parents to Geauga Co., Ohio, 

1820, to Tuscarawas Co., 1830: to Wisconsin, 1850: to Buchanan Co., Iowa, 1853;! 

Ringgold Co., Iowa, 1867; thence to Fremont Co., Iowa; a good man. Hed.j 

about 1890, perhaps in Fremont Co. 

Had twelve children: 

5221. Asa. 

5222. Eleanor Ann; m. E. R.Bird. 

5223. James William. 

5224. John. 

5225. Mary. 



[1991] CAROLINE HAZEN,' (Sally Hamblin," Barnabas,^ Sylvanus,* 
Elkanah,3 James,2i) b. Grand Isle, Vt., July 6, 1808; m. Mar. 30, 1828, Setli 
Perry Hazen, b. May 14, 1808; res. Munson, Ohio: she d. Feb. 20, 1835. By 2d 
wife he had 8 other children. He d. Nov. 10, 1882. 

Children: 

5226. Emerson, b. June 22, 1829; m. Helen M. Dunbar. 

5227. LuTHERA, "-Oct. 4,1832, " Louis Butts. 



[1992] WILLIAM HAMBLIN HAZEN,^ (Bro. of Caroline,) 

b. Grand Isle, Vt., Jan. 27, 1811; m. Dec. 4, 1836, Caroline, dau. of Simeon 

and Temperance (Sabin) Hazen, of Franklin, Ct., b. Dec. 2, 1810; res. Munson, 

Ohio. He d. Aug. 29, 1871: she d. Oct. 29, 1885. 
Children: 

5228. George Washington, b. Sept. 12, 1837, Frankhn;d. Oct. 18,'37. 

5229. James Monroe, " Sept. 28, 1839; unm. 

5230. Darius Armstrong, " June 25, 1841; d. Apr. 1, 1842. 

5231. Andrew, " Feb. 8, 1843; unm. 

5232. Nabby Emeline, " Sept. 17, 1845, " 

5233. Lots Ann, "Oct. 7, 1847; d. Oct. 31, 1847. 

5234. Simon, " July 21, 1849. 

5235. Simeon Thomas, " July 22, 1850; m. Florence Renssalaer. 

5236. William Wallan, " May or Nov. 1852; d. Jun. 17, 1887, unm. 

5237. Thaddeus, " Oct. 3, 1854; d. Feb. 7, 1855. 



[1995] HARRIET HAZEN,- (Sister of Caroline, ) 

b. North Hero, Vt., Jan. 1, 1816; m. 1st, Mar. 8, 18— , Somers, or 

Fish; res. Munson, Ohio, and Hurlbut's Bluff, Ind. 



IJIJCin, 1 


J_l. AU, J 

Children 


5238. 


Guy. 


5239. 


Burr. 


5240. 


Caroline. 


5241. 


Lois. 


5242. 


Selden. 



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I 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 547 

[1997] MONROE HAZEN," (Bro. of Caroline,) 

b. Munson, Ohio, Mar. 30, 1822; m. Maria Eaton, b. Munson, Aug. 9, 1826. 
He was killed in tlie army, Dallas, Ga., May, 1864: she res. Munson. 
Children: 

5243. RoswELL Eaton. 

5244. ViROKA Jerusha, b. Jan. 1, 1853. 

5245. WiLLETT Eugene. 

5246. Samuel Shattuck. 



[2007] MELISSA DAPHNE HAMBLIN,' (Isaiah," Barnabas,5 Sylva- 
nus,«Bllfanah,3 James,2i) b. North Hero, Vt., Feb. 1, 1814; m. Geauga Co., 
Ohio, Sept. 4, 1833, Isaac Fuller; cooper; Ohio, until 1835; Walworth Co., Wis., 
until 1844; Henderson Co., 111., until 1845; Hancoclc Co., 111., until 1846; Potta- 
wattamie Co., Iowa, 1847: then returned to Ohio; Mormons. She d. Hancocli 
Co. Ill, 1845. 

No issue. 



[2008] EMILY HAYNES HAMBLIN,' (Sister of Melissa D.,) 

b. North Hero, Vt., Oct. 31, 1816; m. Geauga Co., Ohio, June 3, 1832, James 
Fuller: cooper; Walworth Co., Wis., 1841-3; returned to Ohio. She d. Wal- 
worth Co., Wis., July 4, 1845. 

Ch. b. Geauga Co.: 

524'5. OsARO, 1833. 

5248. Wallace, 1835. 

5249. Albert, 1838. 

[2009] Elder JACOB VERNON HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Melissa D.,) 
b. Salem, Ohio, Apr. 2, 1819; m. 1st, Spring Prairie, Wis., Apr. 30, 1839, 
Lucinda, dau. of Daniel and Sallie (McCrumbie) Taylor. They separated Feb. 
5, 1849, and she is supposed to have d. in Kansas, about 1858; m. 2d, in Iowa, 
Sept. 30, 1849, Racliael, dau. of Azra and Lucinda (Adams) Judd, a descendant 
of John Adams, who was President of tlie United States, b. Johnstown, Onta- 
rio, Sept. 15, 1821, who d. Santa Clara, Utah, Feb., 1865; m. 3d, Salt Lake City, 
Utah. Sept. 11, 1857, Sarah Priscilla, dau. of Jeremiah and Sarah (Sturdephant) 
Leavitt, b. Nauvoo, Ills., May 8, 1841; member Woman's Nat'l Relief So.; res. 
Nutrioso, Ariz.; m. 4th, Salt Lake City, Nov. 16, 1865, Louisa, dau. of George and 
Maria (Aman) Bonelli, b. Switzerland, Oct. 29, 1843: member W. N. R. So.; res. 
Alpine, Ariz. He removed with his parents to Geauga Co., Ohio, 1819; settled 
at Spring Prairie, Wis., 1836; worked in the lead mines, Galena, Ills., 1837. He 
was baptized in the Mormon faith by Elder Lyman Stoddard, Mar. 3, 1842 in 
Wis. and went to Nauvoo, Ills., the fall of that year, and as missionary to Mary- 
land, 1844; but returned to Nauvoo the same year. He went to western Iowa, 
arriving at his father's house in Pottawattamie Co., April 11, 1847. With a 
family of nine members he started tor Utah in the spring of 1850, traveling 
with an ox team, accompanied by otlier relatives, with a company of Mormons, 
arriving at Salt Lake Valley, Sept. 1, 1850, and settled with his father, brothers, 
and sisters in Tooele Valley. He went to Harmony, Utah, as missionary to 
the Indians, April, 1854; and with his family, accompanied by his brother Oscar 
and family, they removed to Santa Clara, Utah, in the fall of 1855. He was 



548 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

appointed by Brigham Young, President of the Santa Clara Indian mission, 
Aug. 4, 1857, and resided there until 1869. The accompanying picture shows 
his house there, built in 1862, a pretentious structure for that far away country 
in that day: it faces the south, the east end is shown in the cut, a public road 
is in front, across which and sixty feet distant was a tine vinyard and orchard, 
not shown in the picture. It is now delapidated, and a rude shed has been 
attached to the north side in recent times. In 1869 he went to Kanab, Utah, 
to open a new settlement there under direction of the Mormon authorities; 
where lie built another home and planted a fine orchard which was in full bear- 
ing when he left it in 1879; and resided in Arizona until 1882; afterwards at 
Pleasanton, N. M., until his death, except that lie spent a few months in 1885 
on a trip to Assencion, Mexico. (See sketch of his son Lyman.) He was a fruit 
grower in Utah; Democrat; Freemason. He and his family were members of 
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, in which he was ordained 
High Priest and Apostle to tlie Lamanites (the Indians,) Dec. 15, 1876. 

He was a famous frontier-man, and under the Mormon rule assisted in 
locating and establishing settlements in southern Utah, in Arizona and New 
Mexico. He enjoyed the confidence, friendship, esteem and trust of Brigham 
Young, as well as that of his entire acquaintances. His duties under the Mor- 
mon authorities required constant intercourse for many years with the wild 
Indians, and his life on several occasions was in eminent peril, but he possessed 
an abiding faith that he was in many instances protected from dangers and 
bodily harm from the wild Indians by special interposition of Divine Provi- 
dence. It can be said to his everlasting honor and wisdom that during all his 
business relations wi til them he nev.er killed an Indian, and that they placed 
great confidence in him, saying that: "Jacob never lied." A romantic story is 
told that he being once with the Indians when a wedding was to be celebrated, 
after their peculiar ceremony, in which a young squaw was to be sacrificed 
according to a custom of the tribe, to the buck who could win her in a free for 
all fight. The tribe lined up in ranks and the candidate for the honor of matri- 
mony walked between the tiles leading the squaw and defying any one to fight 
him for her, the winner in turn would in like manner fight all comers until 
there were none to contest him. The squaw, whose wishes were not consulted, 
had a lover of her choice, but not of strength or skill to successfully contest 
with the warriors of the tribe, for winning a bride in that fashion. Mr. Ham- 
blin being present was solicited by this lover to assist him to obtain the girl, and 
was thus unwittingly drawn into the controversy. The squaw was about used 
up by the rough handling and in trying to escape from her tormentors fell near 
Mr. Hamblin, who helped her to arise and taking her by the hand, thus became 
a challenger. He was immediately attacked by a burly young buck, who dis- 
liked him on account of some previous trouble with him; thelndian being a bad 
one and a thief, who had been punislied for his misdeeds, was swift for revenge, 
but, with one blow of his Yankee fist, Hamblin laid him low, and there being 
no* others desiring to face that kind of music he was declared the victor and the 
squaw awarded to him, and was given to her favorite. 

Prof. H. A. Tliompson of the U. S. Geological survey said of liim: "I would 
trust my money, my life and my honor in the keeping of Jacob Hamblin, know- 
ing all would be safe." The town of Hamblin, Utah, was named in his honor. 
The life of Jacob Hamblin, published by the Mormon Church is used as a book 
of instruction in the Mormon schools. He d. Pleasanton, Sorocco Co., New 
Mexico, and a monument was erected for him by the church. Inscription: 




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SEVENTH GENERATION. 

IN MEMORY OF 

JACOB V. HAMBLIN, 

Born April 2, 1819. 
Died Aug. 31, 1886. 



549 



PEACEMAKER 
IN THE CAMP OF THE 

LAMANITES. 



HERALD OF TRUTH TO THE 
HOUSE OF ISRAEL- 





Ch. b. 1st wife: 










6250.* 


DUANE, 


b. P'eb. 


11, 


1841, 


Walworth Co., Wis. 


5251.* 


Martha Adeline, 


*' Sept. 


15, 


1843, 


11 (1 11 


5252.* 


MARYETTE MAGD ALINE 


, " May 


17, 


1845, 


It (1 (1 


5253.* 


Lyman Stoddard, 
By 2d wife; 


♦' Mar. 


11, 


1848, 


Bloomfield, la. 


5254.* 


Lois, 


*' June 


15, 


1851, 


Tooele, 


5255.* 


Joseph, 


"Oct. 


6, 


1854, 


u 


5256.* 


Rachael Tamer, 


*' Aug. 


3, 


1856, 


Santa Clara. 


5257.* 


Benjamin, 


" Sept. 


29, 


1858, 


Pine Valley. 


5258. 


Ariminda, 
By 3d wife: 


" Jan. 


27, 


1861, 


Santa Clara; d. 1862, 


5259,* 


Sarah Olive, 


'* Oct. 


15, 


1858, 


Santa Clara. 


5260.* 


Melissa, 


" Apr. 


25, 


1861, 


11 11 


5261. 


Lucy, 


*' May 


11, 


1863, 


" d. Dec28, 


5262.* 


Jacob, 


** Mar. 


21, 


1865, 


<i <( 


5263.* 


Ella Ann, 


'* June 


11, 


1867, 


11 11 


5264.* 


Mary Elizabeth, 


" Sept. 


25, 


1872, 


Kanab. 


5265.* 


Clara Melvina, 


'^ Nov. 


5, 


1876, 


u 


5266. 


Jabez Dudley, 


" May 


5, 


1880, 


Springerville. 


5267. 


Don Carlos, 
By 4th wife: 


'' Feb. 


16, 


1882, 


(1 


5268.* ^ 


Walter Eugene, 


*' Apr. 


15, 


1868, 


Santa Clara. 


5269.* 


Inez Louisa, 


*' Apr. 


4, 


1871, 


Kanab. 


5270.* 


George Oscar, 


" Mar. 


25, 


1873, 


u 


5271.* 


Alice Edna, 


" Feb. 


9, 


1876, 


11 


5272.* 


WiLLARD Otto, 


" Mar. 


25, 


1881, 


11 


5273. 


Amarilla, 


" May 


4, 


1884, 


Pleasaaton, 



[2010] OLIVE HAYNES HAMBLIN,7 (Sister of Melissa D.,) 

b. Ohio, May 1, 1821; m. Aug. 27, 1838, Henry Johnson; farmer; Spring Prairie, 

Wis., 1837-44; and perliaps later. She d. July 9, 183,9. 

No issue. 



550 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[2011] ADELINE AMARILLA HAMBLIN,' (Sister of Malissa D.,) 
b. Ohio, Sept. 18, 1823; m. Tooele, Utah, 1851, John Ensign, son of Amasa 
and Marvilla (Litchfield) Riggs, b. Russell, Mass., Aug. 8, 1830; farmer; Iowa; 

d. Kanab; 



Tooele, Santa Clara and Kanab, Utah 


; Democrat; 


Mormons. Both 


she July 20, 


1895; he Dec. 22, 1893. 
Children: 






5274.* 


Charles Hamblin, 


b. Apr. 25, 


1847, Kanesville, 


5275* 


Albert Ensign, 


" Nov. 14, 


1852, Tooele. 


5276.* 


Herbert Edwin, 


" Nov. 2, 


1854, 


5277.* 


Adeline E., 


" Nov. 2, 


1S54, 


5278.* 


Brigham Adelbert, 


" Apr. 30, 


1857, 


5279. 


Wallace, 


n 


Santa Clan 


5280.* 


Mary Agness, 


" Nov. 29, 


1863, 



[2012] OBED HAMBLIN,7 (Bro. of Melissa D.,) 

b. Ohio, Feb. 25, 1826; cooper; Geauga Co., Ohio, until 1835; Wisconsin, 
until 1844; Iowa, 1848; Mormon; he d. Linden, Mo., 1848, unm. 

[2013] Elder ALSON HAYNES HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Melissa D.,) 
b. Ohio, April 28, 1828; m. 1st, Iowa, 1849, Esther Ann, dau. of Lyman 
Stoddard, who d. while crossing the plains to Utah; m. 2d, Utah, 1853, Ann, 
dau. of David Richards, b. Monmouthshire, Wales; she was a Josephite Mor- 
mon; they separated about 1860; she d. Beaver, Utah, about 187-; carpenter; 
Ohio, 1835-44; Illinois, 1844-6; Iowa, 1846-51; crossed the plains to Tooele, Utah, 
1851; removed to Santa Clara, Utah, 1857; Democrat; member Church of Jesus 
Christ of Latter Day Saints, in which lie was an elder. He d. Santa Clara, 1863. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Iowa: 

5281. OzuLA, 1850; d. 1852. 

By 2d wife: 

5282. Alson Haynes, b. 1854, Tooele; unrn. 1902. • 

5283. David Richards, " Oct. 31, 1855: d. Sept. 21, i880, unm. 

5284. Isaiah, " 1858, Santa Clara; d. I860. 
5285.* Lewis Edward, " Feb. 9, 1860, 



(( 



[2014] Elder WILLIAM HAYNES HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Melissa D.,) 
b. Ohio, Oct. 28, 1830; ra. 1st, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1850, Mary, dau. of Jer- 
emiah and Sarah (Studephant) Leavitt, b. Lower Canada, Feb. 10, 1832; who d. 
Pima, Ariz., Aug. 12, 1893; m. 2d, Utah, 1855, Betsey Leavitt, sister of 1st wife, 
b. Hancock Co., 111., May 12, 1839; miner; resided in Ohio and Wisconsin until 
1845; Iowa, until 1847, prob. with his father. He stopped at Kearney, Neb., 
in 1847-8, on tlie journey to Utah; and drove a team across the plains for G. A. 
Smith, one of the apostles in the Mormon cliurch, and afterwards worked sev- 
eral years for Smith, wlio gave him the cognomen, " Gunlock Hamblin," from 
the fact that he was very skillful at repairing firearms, in the times when they 
were scarce articles to obtain among the early Mormon settlers in Utah. Mr. 
Smith remarked that "Bill Hamblin could make a leather spring for a gun 
which would work all right." The name stuck to him, and the town of Gun- 
lock, Utah, was named in his honor. He was a good man, a famous hunter and 
Indian fighter in the early settlement of Utah; Democrat; member of the 
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, in which he was an elder. He 







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SEVENTH GENERATION. 



551 



'located and sold a silver mine in Pioacli, Nev., 1871, which was afterwards in 
litigation: he was called as a witness, but while waiting and before his testi- 
mony was taken he was poisoned, from the effects of which he d. Clover Valley. 

JNev-, May 8, 1872; his widow res. Safford, Ariz. Member W. N. R. So. 
I 

Ch. by 1st wife: 



5286,* 


Sakah Daphne, 


b. May 


26, 1852, Wellsville. 


5287.* 


Mary Emily, 


'• Dec. 


4, ia53, 


5288.* 


Amelia, 


*' Aug. 


21, 1855, Tooele City. 


5289.* 


Eliza Olive, 


" July 


4, 1857, Wellsville. 


5290.* 


Racdael, 


" Feb. 


3, 1859, Santa Clara. 


5291. 


Jacob, 


" Oct. 


8, 1860; d. 1862. 


5292.* 


Thomas Rowel, 


" Apr. 


6, 1862, SanU Clara. 


5293. 


Henry, 


" Feb. 


21, 1864, Pinto; d. 1866 


5294.* 
i 


Joseph, 
By 2d wife: 


" Jan. 


16, 1S67, " 


5295.* 


William Dudley', 


b. Jan. 


20, 1856, Tooele. 


5296.* 


Betsey Jane, 


" Jan. 


23, 1858, Cache Valley. 


5297.* 


Elmira, 


'' Oct. 


26, 1860, Gunlock. 


5298.* 


DUANE, 


" Aug. 


10, 1862, Utah. 


52^9.* 


Anne Eliza, 


" Feb. 


1, 1864, " 


5300. 


Hyrum, 


" Dec. 


6, 1867; d. May, 1868. 


5301.* 


Clara, 


" Oct. 


26, 1870, Utah. 


, 5302.* 


Sarah Priscilla, 


" Dec. 


27, 1873, Nevada. 



[2015] Elder OSCAR HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of Melissa D.,) 
b. Ohio. Apr. 4, 1833: ra, Salt Lake City, Utah, Feb. 14, 1854, Mary Ann, 
dau. of James and Elizabeth (Womsley) Corbridge, b. Mar. 12, 1836; farmer: 
Tooele and Santa Clara, Utah; Democrat: members of Church of Jesus Christ, 
of Latter Day Saints, in which he was an elder: she res. Salt Lake City. He d. 
Minersville, Utah, Nov. 8, 1862. 



b. Jan. 1, 1855. Tooele; d. Dec. 3, 1856, unm. 

" Aug. 30, 1856, 

*' July 10, 1858, Santa Clara: d. Sept. 2, 1879. 

" Oct. 30, 1860, " " ^' May 10, 1867. 

" Apr. 27, 1862, 

" Apr. 27, 1862, 





Children: 


5303. 


Daphne, 


5.304.* 


Elizabeth, 


5305. 


Oscar, 


5306. 


Mary Adeline, 


5307.* 


William. 


5308.* 


Wallace, 



u 



[2016J Elder EDWIN HAMBLIN,' (Bro.. of Melissa D.,) 

b. Bainbridge, Ohio, May 20, 1835; m. Tooele, Utah, May 28, 1855, Hannah 
Mariah, dau. of Joseph Peter and Hannah Mariah (La Shevilear) Cook, b, 
Cheltenham, England, Oct., 1834; farmer; Bainbridge, until 1837; Spring 
Prairie. Wis., until 1844; Ellison, 111., until 1846; Pottawattamie a*., Iowa, 
until 1849; Fort Kearney, Neb., until 1850; Tooele, Utah, until 1855; Nevada, 
since 1869: Clover Valley and Barclay, Nev., 1900; Justice Peace, 1884-93: mem- 
ber Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, in which he is an Elder; 
she d. Clover Valley, Mar. 15, 1884. 



552 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Children: 










5309.* 


Obed Edwin, 


b. Feb. 


3, 


1856, 


Brigham City. 


5310. 


Isaiah, 


" Nov. 


7, 


1857, 


Utah; unm. 1902 


5311.* 


Hannah Mariah, 


" Dec. 


12, 


1859, 


Santa Clara, 


5312. 


Catherine Munsell, 


" Nov. 


h 


1861, 


Utah. 


5313.* 


Sarah Ann, 


'' Aug. 


1, 


1863, 


Pinto. 


5314.* 


Josephine, 


" Nov. 


9, 


1864, 


(1 


5315.* 


Joseph Peter, 


'^ Nov. 


28, 


1866, 


ii 


5316.* 


Emma, 


" Dec. 


18, 


1869, 


Gunlock. 


5317. 


William Haynes, 


'^ July 


8, 


1872, 


Nevada. 


5318. 


Mary Ellen, 


" Aug, 


6, 


1873, 


n 



[2017 j Elder FKANCIS MARION HAMBLIN/ (Bro. of Melissa D.,) 
b. Spring Prairie, Wis., Nov. 27, 1839; another account gives his birth in 
Franlclin township, Mich.; m. 1st, Santa Clara, Utah, Apr. 16, 1859, Aratninda 
Exema, dau. of Robert and Elizabeth (Brown) Crow, b. in Illinois, Oct. 31, 1833, 
who d. Santa Clara, Jan. 1, 1860; m. 2d, Santa Clara, Oct. 21, 1861, Elizabeth, 
dau. of William and Scytha (Crosby) Lay, b. Monroe Co., Miss., Sept. 22, 1842; 
stockraiser; resided with his father at Santa Clara, until 1857; Eagle, Nev., 1866- 
70; Kanab, Utah, until his death; member Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day 
Saints, in which he was an Elder. He d. Kanab, July 30, 1881. 
Children: 



5319.* 


Araminda, 


b. 


Aug. 


9 


1862, 


Santa Clara. 


5320.* 


William Frederick, 




Mar. 


28, 


1864, 


Eagle. 


5321.* 


Francis Marion, 




June 


6, 


1866, 


u 


5322. 


John Taylor, 




Apr. 


6, 


1868, 


d. 1868. 


532.3.* 


Scytha Solena, 




Feb. 


10, 


1870, 


(t 


5324.* 


Mary Ann, 




Apr. 


14, 


1873, 


Kanab. 


5325. 


Rhoda Elizabeth, 




Apr. 


2, 


1875, 


" unm. 1901. 


5326. 


Rachael Tamer, 




Mar. 


18, 


1877, 


11 ii a 


5327.* 


Isaiah, 




Apr. 


1, 


1879, 


ii 


5328. 


Daphne Jane 




June 


23, 


1881, 


ii It t» 



[2018] Elder FREDERICK HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Melissa D.,) 
b. Spring Prairie, Wis., Feb. 12, 1841; m. 1st, Utah, May 29, 1859, France 
Jane, dau. of Reuben (?) and Georgiana Prudum,* b. New Orleans, La,, Nov. 12^ 
1842, whod. Alpine, Ariz., May 12, 1880; m. 2d, St. George, Utah, Dec. 12, 18821 
Martlia Ann, dau. of Allen and Martha (Rose) Burk, b. Farmington, UtatiJ 
Dec. 13, 1863; farmer: Alpine; Democrat; Utah, until 1864; Nevada, until 187li 
Arizona, since 1878; High Priest and member of High Council, Church of Jesus 
Christ of Latter Day Saints. A tine specimen of manhood, stands 6 feet and 2 
inches, in height, weight, 190; his farm and home is in a beautiful, romantic 
dell in the Mogallon Mountains, which are thickly covered Avith pine, spruce 
and fir trees, abounding with bear, deer, and wild turkey, and other game. He 
is a noted hunter and his table is supplied with wild meat and trout. On his 
farm he raises cattle and liorses, and is literally monarch of all he surveys. A 
perilous encounter with a bear is thus narrated by him: "In Nov., 1888, while j 
hunting, I came across the track of a bear, a noted one; several hunters had 
seen and followed the track, the largest ever seen in the country; one man had 

* Note 387. REUBEN (?) PRUDUM was a sailor and lost at sea. His widow died of a 
broken heart, about 1847. 



ii 




Elder Francis M Hamblin 




Elder Frederick Hamblin 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 553 

met the bear and willing'ly gave it the right of way. Espying the track, I was 
ifool enough to follow it into the timber and soon found his bed recently quitted. 
|I supposed my approach liad startled him and concluded to give up the hunt. 
Us I turned to go. a gi'owl was heard; facing round I saw the bear coming from 
'imder a cover of low hanging fir limbs, bent to the ground and covered with 
,sn()w, there being a foot of snow on the ground; as the bear came out he raised 
ion his hind legs, and was so near that I did not have time to cock my rifle; he 
attacked me with extended paws and mouth open; I could do nothing more 
than to thrust the gun barrel down his throat, which I did with all my might, 
and 1 believe it saved mc. The bear struck the gun with its paw, breaking off 
the breech and knocking it from my grasp. Recovering the barrel, I clubbed 
him and literally smashed out his front teeth, the blood running in a stream 
from his mouth; the bear all the while on his hind legs leading the attack; once 
his paws were on my shoulders, but he seemed powerless to use his teeth; again 
he had me by the hip, and tlien he got my left hand in his mouth and crushed it. 
His last desperate effort was to seize my head; I felt his hot breath in my face, 
and caught him by the long hair of the face and jaw and forced him from me. 
He paused a moment aiul started for the thicket, I fired the gun as he went and 
must have hit him. He took to the woods and 1 was only too glad to start for 
home. The following spring a bear was killed in the neighborhood supposed to 
be the same one, as it had but a single front tooth, and a scar across its shoulder 
and breast, the largest bear ever killed here. His hide is still preserved." 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

5329.* Daphne Jane, b. Nov. 6, 1860, Santa Clara. 

5330.* Frances Melissa, " Oct. 27, 1863, Utah. 

5331. Frederick Asa, " Feb. 26, 1866, Nevada; d. Jan. 25, 1868. 

5332.* Olive Adeline, " Jan. 4, 1870, Eagleville. 

5333. Francis Isaiah, " Aug. 14, 1873, Utah. 

By 2d wife, b. Alpine: 

5334. Martha Emily, Jan. 12, 1884. 

5335. Obed Allen, Sep. 27, 1885. 

5336. Jacob Edgar, Feb. 25, 1888. 

5337. William Hubert, Feb. 19, 1890. 

5338. Ruth, July 28, 1892. 

5339. Edwin, Mar. 13, 1895. 

5340. Effie Adceste, Aug. 24, 1897. 

5341. Arvilla, Oct. 4, 1902. 

[2019] REUBEN HAMBLIN,' (Reuben,^ Benjamin,-^ Reuben,* Elkanah,^ 
James,2i)b. Rochester, Mass., April 25, 1788; m. 1st, Pamelia Hambhn,' his 
cousin; m. 2d, Sept., 1818, Emeline Louise, dau. of Thomas and Jane Millis 
(Sanford) Gifford,* b. June 3, 1796; carpenter; Fairhaven, Mass., where he d. 
July 21, 1821. His widow m. his brother Elkanah. 
Ch. by 1st wife, b. Fairhaven: 

5342.* Edward Jenny, 1813. 

By 2d wife: 

5343. Henry, b. May 3, 1819; d. Darien, June27, 1839, unm. 

5344.* Emeline, " Jan. 17, 1821. 

* For Gifford see note 93. 



554 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 






[2020] Capt. NATHANIEL HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Reuben,) 

b. Rochester, Mass., Dec. 27, 1791; m. 1st, A ga warn, Mass., Feb. 7, 1819, Lavina, 

dau. of David and Betsey Sturdevant, b. Agawara, Feb. 4, 1798, who d. Ware-' 

ham, Mass., Sept. 1, 1844: m. 2d (before Dec, 1849,) Silence, widow of William' 

Frost and dau. of Abiel and Joanna (Orciitt) Richmond,* b. Taunton, Mass., ^ 

Aug. 27, 1791. Her first husband resided Bridgewater, Mass., by whom she had 

three children. Master mariner and farmer; Wareham, where he d. Feb. 23, 

1856. 

Ch. b. Wareham: 

5;^45.* Betsey Sturdivant, 

5346.* Mary Ann Gibbs, 

5347.* Mahala Smith, 

5348.* Isabella Seabury, 

5349.* Phebe Maria, 

5350.* Nathan Chapman, 

5351.* TiRZAii Seabury, 

5.352.* Eliza Valentine, 

5353. Henry, 

5354. Amanda Melvina, 

[2023] DRUSILLA HAMBLIN,' (Sister of Reuben,) 

b. Rochester, Mass., Feb. 19, 1795; m. Cyrus Briggs, of Rochester, where 
both died. 

Children: 

5355.* Harvey Mindwell Hamblin, Nov. 23, 1821, ]NIarion. 

5356. Mary Elizabeth, Apr. 16, 1824, Rochester. 

5357. Ann Olive, Feb. 2, 1830, 

5358. Rhoda Macomber, July 3, 1833, 



Aug. 


27, 1820. 


Nov. 


12, 1822. 


Feb. 


13, 1825. 


May 


13, 1827. 


July 


21, 1829. 


Mar. 


17, 1832. 


June 


16, 1834. 


Mar. 


21, 1839. 


July 


21, 1842: d. Aug. 26, 1842, 


Apr. 


7, 1844. 





Elkanah Hamblin. 



* Note 388. ABIEL RICHMOND.b (Stephen,* .Iohn,3 2i) 




SEVENTH GENERATION. 555 

[2024] ''eLKANAH HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of Reuben,) 

b. Rochester, Mass., Feb. 12, 1798; m. Feb. 1, 1823, Emeline Louise, widow 
of his brother Reuben; whaler in early life, mate; later blacksmith; Wareham; 
Republican. Both d. Wareham; he, Nov. 10, 1880: she, July 11, 1875. 
Ch. b. Wareham: 

5359.* Julia Daubgjte, Dec. 25, 1825. 

5360.* Sarah Plummek, . Aug. 17, 1827. 

5361.* Jane Millis, Sept. 19, 1829. 

.5362. George Sanford, Feb. 21, 1832; drowned Jan. 13, '67, unm. 

5363.* Margaret Clark, Feb. 22, 1837. 

[2030] REN JAMIN ALLEN ROWLAND,' (Benjamin," Abigail 

Hamblin,5 Reuben,! Elkanah,Mames,2i) b. Feb. 22, 1793, perhaps, Athens, 
N. Y.; m. Mar. 15, 1811, Eunice Baker of Athens, where they resided. 
Ch. b. Atliens: 

5364. Elizabeth, Dec. 10, 1812. 

[2036] SUSANNAH HOWLAND,' (Nathaniel,^ Abigail Hamblin,^ 

Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Dec. 11, 1797; m. George 
Evart, of Athens, N. Y. She d. Feb. 6, 1841. 
Children.- 

5365. George. 

5366. Warren. 

5367. Daniel. 

5368. Darius. 

[2037] SABRA J. HOWLAND,' ( Sister of Susannah,) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., Aug. 27, 1800; ra. Gabriel Turner, of Athens, N. Y., and 
at one time res. Newark, N. Y. 
Children: 

5369. Clarissa M. 

5370. Jane E. 

5371. Frances W. 

5372. Malcomb. 

5373. Sally. 

5374. Nathaniel. 

[2040] GEORGE W. HOWLAND,' (Bro. of Susannah,) 

b. Athens, N. Y., May 9, 1808; m. Jan. 1, 1833, Margaret of Cairo, 

N. Y. He was a pilot on the Hudson river, lived and d. Athens. 
Children: 

5375. Sarah; d. Nov. 5, 1835, 

5376. Harriet; m. J. H. Dewitt. 

5377. Geo. W.; d. Nov. 3, 1837. • 

[2041] NATHANIEL W. HOWLAND,' (Bro. of Susannah,) 

b. Athens, N. Y., July 12, 1810; m. April 1, 1833, Belinda Salisbury: carpen- 
ter; merchant 35 years, firm of Howland & Son; member Reformed Dutch 
Church; they celebrated the 50 anniversary of their marriage. 



556 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Children: 


5378. 


Josephine, 


5379. 


Melinda, 


5380.* 


Chakles Warren, 


5381.* 


Francis N., 



b. Feb. 20, 1834; m. Henry Stranahan. 
" June 24, 1836, " John Seaman. 
" Mar. 20, 1839, Athens. 
Oct. 7, 1744, " 



u 



[2043] CAROLINE FISH,' (Betsey Howland,« Abigail Hamblin,^ Reu- 
ben,* Elkanah,3 James,2i) b. Sandwich, Mass., July 9, 1792; ra. Warren, son ol 
Benjamin and Ziprah (Gifford*) Fish,t b. Falmouth, Mass., June, 1790; carpen- 
ter; Republican; Methodists. Shed. Sandwich, July 13, 1872; he d. Barnstable. 
Apr. 12, 1869. 

No issue. 

[2044] LEWIN FISH,' (Bro. of Caroline,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., July 15, 1794; m. Anna Burch, b. May 29, 1795. Her 
first husband was named Miller, who died leaving one son: carpenter: Randolph, 
Vt. Both d. Randolph; he, Sept. 20, 1871: she, May 27, 1877. 
Children: 



5382. 


Clarissa, 


b. 


Mar. 


12, 


1819; 


m. 


^French. 


5383.* 


Lewis B., 


11 


Oct. 


20, 


1821, 


Chatham, Ont. 


5384.* 


Benjamin Elfhu, 


It 


Nov. 


3, 


1822, 


W. 


Randolph. 


5385. 


Elizabeth Day, 


<i 


Dec. 


20, 


1824: 




d. Dec. 23, 1824. 


5386.* 


Helen M., 


a 


Oct. 


3, 


1827, 


Randolph. 


5387.* 


Hannah N., 


u 


Mar. 


22, 


1829, 




u 


5388. 


Elizabeth A., 


u 


Oct. 


3, 


1830, 




" m. Frank Hobart. 


5389. 


Charlotte M., 


(> 


Jan. 


14, 


1832, 




" " Geo. L. Green. 


5390.* 


Arnold Burch, 


u 


Sept. 


12, 


1833, 




u 


5391. 


Electa H., 


u 


May 


29, 


1836; 




d. Sept. 9, 1837. 



[2045] ELLIS H. FISH," (Bro. of Caroline.) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Sept. 21, 1797: m. Hannah, dau. of Benjamin Nye. J b. 
Falmouth; carpenter; lost on passage from Florida. 

No issue. 

[2046] BENJAMIN FISH,' (Bro. of Caroline. ) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., April. 11, 1800; m. there Oct. 10, 1834, Chloe,* dau. of 
Calvin and Sarah' (Howlandg) Goodspeed,|| b. Sandwich. June 19. 1812: sailor in 
the whale fishery and farmer; Sandwich; Republican; Cong. Both d. Sand- 
wich; he, June 7, 1878; she, Sept. 29, 1854. 

Ch. b. Sandwich. 

5392. Sylvia T., Jan. 

5393. Justus H.. Sept. 
5394.* Sarah Abbie, May 
5395.* Lewin H., Mar. 

* For GiflFord see note 93. 

t For Fish see notes 54 and 190. 

$ For Nye see note 34. 

§ For Howland see notes 61, 79, 132, 145, 248, 322 and 324. 

II For Goodspeed see notes 30 and 284. 



15, 


1838: 


d. Oct. 


19, 1853. 


28, 


1839. 


" Jan. 


8, 1841. 


1, 


1846. 






2, 


1848. 







SEVENTH GENERATION. 557 

[2047] CLARISSA FISH,' (Sister of Caroline,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Feb. 9, 1802; m. Elijah B. Smith, b. Vermont, Nov., 

[798; carpenter: Republican; Methodists. She d. Sandwich, July 20, 1884; he 

h. Plymouth, May 20, 1882. 

No issue. 

[2048] SUSANNAH FISH,' (Sister of Caroline,) 

b. Sandwich. Mass., Aug. 5, 1804; m. Braddock, son of Benjamin and 

fSiprah (Gifford*) Fish,t b. Falmouth, Mass., 1800; carpenter: Sandwich. Both d. 

bharlestown, Mass.; she, 1847; he, 1843. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 



unm. 1899. 



5396.* 


Nathaniel H., 


Feb. 


6, 


1825. 


5397. 


Ansel W., 


Mar. 


22, 


1826. 


5398. 


Benjamin F.. 


Nov. 


6, 


1827. 


5399. 


George H., 


Mar. 


27, 


1829: 


5400.* 


Braddock Edson, 


Dec. 


7, 


1831. 


5401.* 


Obed M., 


Nov. 


27, 


1833. 


5402. 


Hannah C, 


Dec. 




1836: 


5403.* 


Sumner B., 


Feb. 




1838. 





Children: 






5404.* 


Caroline Howland, 


b. 


Dec. 


5405.* 


Susan Augusta, 




Aug 


5406.* 


Abby Amanda. 




July 


5407.* 


Nancy Elizabeth, 




May 


5408. 


Ellen M., 




Dec. 


5409. 


Harriet Lamira, 




Jan. 


5410.* 


Emma May, 




May 



m. Ezra Hamlen." 



[2050] ABIGAIL FISH,' (Sister of Caroline,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., June 20, 1811: m. Randolph, Vt., June 15, 1828, Nathan- 
|iel, son of Jonathan and Phebe (Salisbury) Jones, J b. Vermont, Jan. 8, 1808; 
;carpenter; Randolph and Woodstock, Vt.; Republican. Both d. Randolph: she, 
'Mar. 26, 1885; he, Jan. 17, 1892. 

15, 1831, Randolph. 

2, 1834, 

25, 1836, Woodstock. 

28, 1838, 

18, 1844; d, unm. Dec. 1, 1865, 

2, 1847, m. Jerome I. Pratt. 

1, 1853. 

[2051] CHIPMAN FISH,' (Bro. of Caroline,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Feb. 14, 1814; m. there. Mar. 14. 1839, Mercy F., dau. of 
James and Mai'garet (Turner) Chadwick,^ b. Sandwich, Aug. 24, 1820; carpen- 
ter; Sandwich: Republican. He d. Sandwich, Dec. 25, 1893; she res. Sandwich 
with her daughter Laura, 1899. 
Ch. b. Sandwich: 
5411* Margaret C, July 12, 1842, 

5412. Laura A., Sept. 7, 1844; unm., 1898. 

[2052] ELIZABETH H. FISH,' (Sister of Caroline,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., July 9, 1818; m. there. May 2, 1839, Capt. Joshua T., 
son of James and Margaret (Turner) Chadwick,i b. Sandwich, June 26, 1815; 

* For GifFord see note 93. 

+ For Fish see note 54 and 190. 

t For .Tones see note 340. 

S For Chad wick see note 198. 



5413.* 


Hannah T., 


Feb. 


5414. 


Betsey C, 


May 


5415.* 


James Chipman, 


Sept 


5416. 


Caroline W., 


Jan. 


5417. 


Caroline W., 


Oct. 


5418. 


Clarissa S., 


Dec. 


5419. 


Susan A., 


Nov. 



558 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

I 

master mariner in wiiale fishery; Sandwich; Republican; she Cong. He d 
Sandwich. Nov. 23, 1878; she res. witli her daughter at Maiden, Mass. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: ' 

24, 1840. 

10, 1842; d. Jan. 19. 1870, unm. 

13, 1844. 

1, 1846, " Sept. 17, 1848. 

12, 1848, " May 25, 1873, " 

24, 1850; unm. 1899. 

24, 1852; d. Sept. 9, 1853. 

[2055] SARAH ADAMS GOODSPEED,' (Sarah Howland," Abigai' 

Hambli n, 5 Reuben,* Elkanah,3 James,2i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Nov. 1, 1805 
m. Edward Haines; glass blower; Sandwich; where both died. 

No issue. fll 

[2057] ELIZABETH GOODSPEED,^ (Sister of Sarah A.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Feb. 14, 1811; m. there, Feb., 1837, William E., son o 

Jolm and Sarah (Smith) Percival,* b. Sandwich, Nov., 1802; farmer; Sandwich 

Cong. He d. Sandwich, Feb., 1864. 

Ch. b. Sandwicli: 

5420.* Susan, Jan., 1838. 

5421. John, Apr., 1848; unm. 1898. 

5422.* Harriet, June, 1851. 

[2059] JUDITH H. GOODSPEED,' (Sister of Sarah A.,) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., Sept. 18, 1814; m. Thomas Nye,t of Barnstable. 
Children: 

5423. Asa, b. 1841; d. 1858. 

5424. Mercie p. " 1843; living 1899. 

[2060] CHARLES S. GOODSPEED,^ (Bro. of Sarah A.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Sept. 18, 1818; m. Lucy Lovell, of Barnstable. 
Child: 

5425. Charles S., b. Nov., 1850; living 1899. 

[20631 SOLOMON CROWELL HOWLAND,^ (Eben,6 Abigail Ham-j 
blin,5 Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Sept. 5, 1813; m. Adelia 
F. Hatch,t of Falmouth, Mass.; carpenter and land surveyor; Watpy, Mass, 
He d. May 9, 1878. 



b. 1855. 





Children 


5426. 


William. 


5427.* 


Nelson, 


5428. 


Emily. 


5429. 


Julia. 



* For Percival see note 143. 
+ For Nye see note 34. 

* For Hatch see note 94. 






SEVENTH GENERATION. 559 

[2065] EDWARD BARNWELL HOWLAND,^ ( Bro. of Solomon C.,) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., Feb. 22, 1818; m. Abbey S. Percival,* of Sandwich; car- 
enter many years in Sandwich. He d. Stockbridge, Cal. 
No issue. 

[2066] ELIZA CROWELL HOWLAND,^ (Sister of Solomon C.,) 
b. Sandwicii, Mass., Mar. 20, 1820; m. Lemuel Nye, f of Sandwich; waslietlie 

on of Lemuel and Hannah (Howland) Nye, b. Barnstable, June 21, 1807? 

ilhe was living 1898. 

^ No issue. 

[2067] GUSTAVUS ROWLAND,^ (Bro. of Solomon C.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., June 20, 1823; m. Falmouth, Mass., Jan. 9, 1848, Cla- 
issa, dau. of Sylvanus and Tirzah Hatch,:): b. Falmouth, Dec. 13, 1825; car- 
penter, contractor and builder and lumber dealer; Sandwich; Republican; sur- 
eyor of wood and lumber; Congs. 





Children: 










5430.* 


Mary Abbey, 


b. Apr. 


29, 


1850, 


Falmouth. 


54:31. 


Edward Barnwell, 


" Mar. 


29, 


18.52, 


11 


5432.* 


Oscar, 


'' Nov. 


24, 


1853, 


Sandwich. 


5433. 


Alice L., 


" Feb. 


24, 


1856, 


d. July 8, 57 


5434.* 


Frank Lindley, 


** Aug. 


20, 


1860, 


(( 


5435. 


Alice L., 


" Aug. 


30, 


1863, 


d. Jun. 4, 64 



[2068] THOMAS HOWES TOBEY HOWLAND,' (Bro. of Solomon C.,) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., Jan. 29, 1826; m, Emeline Crocker,^ of Barnstable, 
kass.; brick mason. He d. Cambridgeport, Mass. 

[2072] Capt. CHARLES GOODSPEED," (Diadama Rowland," Abigail 
Hamblin,5 Reuben,* Elkanali,^ James, 21) b. Sandwich, Mass., May 22, 1804; 
to. Hyannis, Mass., Aug. 25, 1833, Sarah D., dau. of Isaac and Sarah (Halletty) 
Bearse,11 t). Hyannis, Sept. 10, 1817; resided New York, Brooklyn, Hyannis, New 
Jersey, and Plymouth, Mass.; Freemason; Universalists. Both d. Plymouth; 
be, Oct. 4, 1888: she, Mar. 22, 1877. 
Ch. b. Hyannis: 



5436. 


Benjamin F., 


June 


23, 


1834; d. June 3, 1835. 


5437. 


Henry C, 


July 


28, 


1835. 


5438. 


Ann F., 


May 


23, 


1837. 


5439. 


Charles P., 


Nov. 


15, 


1839; unm. 1898. 


5440. 


Galen, 


June 


9. 


1845; d. Sept. 14, 1846, 


5441. 


Julia P,, 


Jan. 


26, 


1846. 



[207:3] HARRIET GOODSPEED,' (Sister of Charles.) 

1 b. Sandwich, Mass., Aug. 26, 1806; m. Hyannis, Mass., Aug., 1828; Bethuel 
G., son of Benjamin and Hannah Nye, t b. I^lmouth, Mass.; farmer: North 
Falmouth; Cong.; she Baptist. She d. Falmouth, 1891; he, North Falmouth, 
Sept., 1878. 



* For Percival see note 14a. 
t For Nye see note 31. 

* Bor Hatch see note 94. 

§ For Crocker see notes 35, 39, and 78. 

II For Hallett see note 103. 

1 For Bearce see note 15. 



560 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Children: 


5442. 


John. 


5443. 


Benjamin. 


5444. 


Saphkonia 


5445. 


Arthur G. 


5446. 


Robert. 



[2075] JULIA A. J. GOODSPEED,7 (Sister of Charles,) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., July 9, 1808; ra. N. Y., Jan. 1, 1837, William D., son of 
William and Sarah (Davis*) Watts, b. N. H., 1812; merchant; N. Y., and 
Hyannis, Mass.; Major 12th Regt. N. Y.; Odd Fellow; Universahst. He d. Hy- 
annis, March, 1890. 

No issue. 

[2076] Capt. FRANKLIN GOODSPEED,' (Bro. of Charles,) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., Jan. 6, 1811; m. Falmouth, Mass., Julia Patten; master 
marine)-; Epis. Hed. Falmouth, Aug. 12, 1876. 

No issue. 

[2089] ELIZABETH HAMBLIN,^ (Benjamin,'' Lemuel,^ Reuben,* 

EIkanah,3 James,2i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Dec. 22, 1789; m. there by Rev. 

Jonathan Burr, May 5, 1805, Simeon Bodfish.f He removed to Rockville, Ct.: 

suicide. 

Ch. b. East Windsor, Ct.: 
5447.* Julius F., Mar. 18, 1821. 



Capt. CALEB HAMBLIN,7 (Bro. of Elizabeth,) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., May 10, 1793; m. 1st, there, by Rev. David L. Hume. 
Mar. 25, 1818, Chloe, dau. of Syivanus and Lucretia (Phinneyt) Fish,g b. Sand- 
wich, Jan., 1792, who d. there July 12, 1821; m. 2d, Mary Ann, dau. of George and 
Mary Ann Kern, b. Boston, Apr. 26, 1804, sister of Martin L. Kern who m 
Cyrene Hamblin, and of William E. Kern, who m. Tabitha Hamblin. His son 
Caleb says, "My grandfather Benjamin, spelled his name Hamblen, and my 
father did the same, until Mr. Otis Crocker from Barnstable, came to Falmouth 
to teach school, who taught us to spell the name Hamblin, and after repeated 
arguments convinced my father it was right. We have since spelled the name 
that way. I have several old family deeds in the house, belonging to my grand- 
father in which the name is uniformly spelled Hamblen." Master mariner: 
Snake Pond, Sandwich. His last voyage was in a merchant ship to Cuba, 1824: 
on the return, at the Isle of Pines, he was chased by Spanish pirates, and re- , 
ceived a solid shot in his ship. He eluded them in the darkness by changing-! 
his course, and putting out his lights. After this he was induced to remain at | 
home with his father, who deeded his farm to him. He lost his health iightingr 
lire, in the great fir-e which raged over Cape Cod about 1843, and d. about ten 
years later. His second wife d. Sandwich, Nov. 2], 1852; Democrat; Methodist, ji 

Ch. by first wife, b. Sandwich: f 

5448.* Sylvanus Fish, Jan. 25, 1819. 

5449.* Chloe, July 2, 1821. 



* For Davis see notes 4, 17, 43 and 169. 

+ For Bod fish see note 38. 

$ For Phinney see note 189. 

§ For Fish see notes 54 and 190. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 561 

By second wife, b. Sandwich: 

5450.* Mary Ann, Jun. 14, 1833. 

5451.* Caleb OSBOUN, Jan. 28, 1835. 

5452.* Elias Thatcher, July 17, 1836. 

5453.* George Hervey, Oct. 1, 1838. 

5454.* Theodore Francis, Feb. 20, 1841. 

5455. Seth Allen, Jiin. 25, 1843; d. July 23, 184.3. 

5456.* Andrew Jackson, Oct. 22, 1846. 

[2091J THOMAS HAMLEN,^ (Bro. of Elizabeth,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Aug. 18, 1796; m. 1st, Falmouth, Mass., Mar. 26, 1818, 
Barbaiy Burgess.* b. 1801; m. 2d Edith Ellis,t who d. Dec. 30, 1885, aged 92 
years, 9 months; farmer; Falmouth; removed to Sidney, Me., after 1827. He 
changed the spelling of his name from Hamblen to Hamlen, after his removal, 
some of the relatives in Sidney having adopted that mode. He d. Sidney, May 
5, 1864. 





Chidren: 










5457.* 


Betsey B., 


b. June 


20, 


1820, Waquoit. 




5458.* 


Mary E., 


" Feb. 


25, 


1822, 




5459.* 


Charles Crocker, 


" Dec. 


14, 


1823, 




5460.* 


Thomas Thatcher, 


" Aug. 


8, 


1827, 




5461. 


Abigail, 






Sidney; d. Oct., 


'49, unra 


5462.* 


Almira F., 






ii 





Jan.^ 


25, 


1827; 


Oct. 


10, 


1829. 


Nov. 


23, 


1831. 


Apr. 


5, 


1833. 


June 


14, 


1835. 


Aug. 


7, 


18.38. 


Sept. 


20, 


1840. 



[2092] BENJAMIN HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Elizabeth,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Oct. 30, 1798; m. Falmouth, May 13, 1826, Betsey, dau. 

of Reuben and Barbary (Small) Baxter, b. Falmouth, 1803; farmer; Falmouth; 

Republican. He d. Falmouth, Dec. 6, 1864; she d. West Falmouth, Sept. 27, 

,1850. 

Ch. b. Falmouth: 

5463. Louisa Bodfish, Jan.^ 25, 1827; m. Sylvanus F. Hamlin.^ 

5464.* John Coquin, 

5465.* Benjamin Franklin, 

5466.* Charles W., 

5467.* Christina Abigail, 

5468.* George Washington, 

5469.* Mary Shiverick, 

[2096] CHRISTINA B. HAMBLIN,' (Sister of Elizabeth,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Aug. 30, 1813; m. May 15, 18.37, Capt. Seth, son of Capt. 
Seth and Thankful (GiffordJ) Allen,^ b. June 23, 1809; farmer and master mari- 
ner; West P'almouth, Mass. His name was changed from Carlo. Both d. W. 

Falmouth. 

No Issue. 

* Note 389. THOMAS BURGESS ;i wife Dorothy; came from England to Salem, Mass., 
with a family named Young, about 1630; removed to Duxbury, Mass., July 3, 1637; to Sandwich, 
Mass., 1638; a large land owner; held town offices, and was deputy to Gen. Court; he d. Sand- 
wich, Feb. 13, 1685; she d. Feb. 37, 1637. Among their children was a son .lohn, who m. Mary 
Worden. 

t For Ellis see note 32. 

* For Gifford see note 93. 

§ For Allen see note 267. , i 



562 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[2097] DELILAH ELDREDGE,' (Rebecca Hamblin," Lemuel,^ Elka- 
nah,3 James.2i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Oct. 15, 1798; m. 1st, Falmouth, Mass., 
Apr. 9, 1826, Isaac, son of William and Anna (Parker) Sanford. b. Falmouth, 
June 6, 1793; boot and shoe merchant; Woods Hole, Mass.; Whig; Cong. He d. 
Charleston, S. C, July 25, 1830; m. 2d, Thomas Davis,* of Woods Hole; she 
Epis. She d. Woods Hole, Feb. 28, 1888. 
Children: 

5470.* Timothy, b. Sept. 27. 1827, Falmouth. 

5471.* Adeline, " Nov. 12, 1829, Woods Hole. 

[2098] Capt. LEMUEL HAMBLIN ELDREDGE,^ (Bro. of Delilah.) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., July 14, 1800: m. Dorcas,' dau. of Reuben and Lydia 

(Fisht) Hamblin, b. Sandwich, Dec. 1, 1806; Republican: Epis. Both d. Woods 

Hole; he, July 5, 1875; she, Feb. 18, 1868. 
Ch. b. Woods Hole: 
5472. Abby Lloyd, Dec. 7, 1840; unra. 1896. 

[2100] Capt. JOSI AH LLOYD ELDREDGE,- (Bro. of Delilah.) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., July 29, 1805; m. Abby Church Bosworth, b. Providence, 

R. I.; master mariner; slie Baptist. He d. New Bedford, Mass., Mar., 1840: she 

remarried, Bangor, Maine, and d. there. 

No issue. 

[2101] M AH ALIA ELDREDGE,- (Sister of Delilah,) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., Sept. 17, 1809; m, Thomas G. Davis;* farmer: Woods 
Hole, Mass. Both d. Woods Hole; she, April, 1890. 
Ch. b. Woods Hole: 

5473.* Henry Thomas, July 3, 1838. 
5474.* Lydia B. 

5475. Rebecca G.; unm. 1896. 

[2102] Capt. ZENAS FISH ELDREDGE,^ (Bro. of Delilah,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Feb. 24, 1812; m. Mary Ann Eldridge; master mariner: 

Woods Hole and Sippican. He was lost at sea, Oct., 1863. She d. Fairhaven, 
lyTocc 

Ch. b. Woods Hole: 

5476. JosiAH Brinton. 

5477. George F. 

5478. Carlton, 

[2106] REBECCA HAMBLIN,' (Elias,« Lemue^,^ Reuben,* Elkanah,^ 
James,2i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Oct. 11, 1797; m. David Chadwick;J res. East j 

End, Falmouth. A grand daughter is mentioned, Mrs. Isaac L. Ashley of New 

Bedford, Mass. She d. Falmouth, before 1846. 

Children: (2 or 3 girls. ) 

5479. Lucy. 

5480. Joseph; res. Osterville, Mass. 

* For Davis see notes 4, 17, 42 and 169. 
+ For Fish see notes 54 and 190. 

* For Chadwick see note 198. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 563 

[2107] SARAH G. HAMBLIN,' (Sister of Rebecca, ) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Feb. 22, 1800: m. 1st, there, by Rev. David L. Hume, 

Dec. 24, 1824, Silas W., son of Moses and Rachael (Weeks) Hatch,* b. Falmouth 

JNov. 4, 1798: farmer; Falmouth. He d. there, Sept. 3, 1830; ra. 2d, Braddock 

Phinney,t who was born, lived and died, Falmouth; she Cong. She d. New 

Bedford, Mass. Apr. 24, 1878. 

Ch. by 1st marriage, b. Falmouth: 

5481.* Thatcher C, Feb. 8, 1826. 

5482.* Moses E., Apr. 24, 1828. 

[2108] .JOSEPH HAMBLIN,' ( Bro. of Rebecca,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Jan. 6, 1803; m. a Dutch lady on one of his voyages; 
I mariner; absent some years and settled in New Bedford, Mass. He d. in the 
Sandwich alms house, Oct. 18, 1872. 

Ch. b. New Bedford: 

5483. Mary. 

[2109] GEORGE W. HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of Rebecca,) 

I b. Sandwich, Mass., Dec. 19, 1804; went to sea, and the vessel on which he 
' sailed was lost. 

[2110] Capt. JOSIAH E. HAMBLIN,' ( Bro. of Rebecca, ) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Oct. 1, 1811; m. Marston's Mills, Mass., Feb. 9, 1837, 

Cynthia F.. dau. of Allen and Hannah (Fuller|) Marston,§ b. Marston's Mills, 

' Sept. 23, 1810: master mariner, engaged in the whale fishery; Barnstable and 

Falmouth. Both d. Barnstable; he, of small pox, June 6, 1873; she, Feb. 12, 

1890. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

5484. Granville F., Nov. 22, 1844; d. Sept. 17, 1846. 
5485.* IsadoreG., Apr. 24, 1846. 

5486. Luretta, Sept. 23, 1848; unrh. 1899; res. Boston. 

I [2111] AINSWORTH FISH HAMBLIN,^ (Lemuel.e^ Reuben,* Elkanah,^ 

I James,2i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Mar. 20, 1803; m. Falmouth, Mass., Oct. 4, 

1829, Susan,« dau. of William and Content (Fish||) Hamblin, b. Falmouth, July 

22, 1808; mariner, engaged in the w^hale fishery; Waquoit, Mass.; Odd Fellow. 

Both d. Falmouth; he, Nov. 17, 1879; she, Dec. 25, 1899. 

Ch. b. Falmouth: 

5487.* IsadoreF. June 27, 1834. 

5488.* Susan A., June 26, 1845. 

5489.* Charles E., Dec. 27, 1849. 

[2114] CYRENE E. HAMBLIN,7 (Sisterof Ainsworth F.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., July 25, 1808; m. there, 1831, Martin Luther, son of 
George Frederick and Ann (Chandler) Kern, b. Boston, 1811; brother of William 

* For Hatch see note 94. 

+ For Phiuney see note 189. 

* For Fuller see note 112. 

§ For Marston see note 282. 
II For Fish see note 54 and 190. 



1 



5490. 


Cyrene E., 


5491. 


A INS WORTH H., 


5492.* 


Harriet Cyrene, 


5493. 


Deli AH C, 


5494.* 


Martin Luther, 


5495. 


Martha A., 



564 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. \ 

E. Kern, who m. Tabitha C. Hamblin, and of Mary Ann Kern, who m. Capt. 
Caleb Hamblin: gla.ss maker; Sandwich: Repubhcan; Odd Fellow; Methodists. 
Both d. Sandwich; she, June, 1851; he May, 1863. 
Ch. b. Sandwich: 

1832; d. [6. 1882. 

1833, " Curtisville, Cal.; unm. Nov. 
May 1, 1836. 

1834, " unm. Dec. 29, 1864. 
Dec. 7, 1841. 

" " " " June, 1842. 

[2115] Capt. THOMAS FISH HA MBL1N,7 (Bro. of Ainsworth F.,) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., Aug. 23, 1810, m. Waquoit, Ma.ss., Jan. 27, 18.34, Olive 
H., dau. of Braddock and Mary (Bradford*) Phinneyt, b. Waquoit, Oct. 6, 1815: 
mariner. First Mate; Cong. He was lost overboard from bark, "Rajah," Oct. 
18, 1858. She d. Waquoit, Apr. 12, 1885. 

Ch. b. Falmouth: 

5496. Laura Anne. Dec. 3, 1834; m. Capt. William Childs.9 

5497.* Andrew Freeman, Nov. 17, 1838. 

[2116] ABIGAIL C. HA.MBLINJ (Sister of Ainsworth F., 
b. Sandwich, Mass., Nov. 12, 1812; m. there, by Asahel Cobb, June 9, 1830, 
Barton, son of Jonathan and Elizabeth Simpson (Tanner) Wilmarth, b. Lyme, 
N. H., Aug. 5, 1805; carpenter. He went to Boston at the age of eighteen, and ; 
to Sandwich, 1825, where he resided until his death in the employ of the]BoS' 
ton and Sandwich Glass Co., except a year and a half on a whaling voyage 
from Nantucket, and three years in the Manhaden fishery: Democrat: he 
voted for Lincoln, saying that he "was as good a Democrat as ever;" Metho- 



dist. He d. 


Sandwich, Feb. 9, 1866. 


She 


was 


living in Providence, 


1896. 


Ch. b. Sandwich: 








5498.* 


Ephraim, 


Mar. 


14, 


1829. 


5499. 


Jason, 


Apr. 


16, 


1832; d. July 13, 1833. 


5500. 


Barton, 


Apr. 


8, 


1834, " Oct. 18, 1837. 


5501. 


Elizabeth, 


Apr. 


4, 


1836: unm. 


5502.* 


Barton, 


June 


30, 


1838. 


5503. 


Marie, 


Mar. 


14, 


1840; d. Feb. 1, 1842. 


5504.* 


Julie, 


Mar. 


13, 


1842. 


5505.* 


Isabella Frances, 


Apr. 


14, 


1846. 


5506.* 


Marion, 


Feb. 




1851. 


5507.* 


Abbie, 


. July 


23, 


1859. 



[5117] HARRIET NEWELL HAMBLIN,^ (Sister of Ainsworth F.,) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., Feb. 14, 1815; m. there, Apr. 10, 1838, Samuel, son of 
David and Martha Maria (Reed) Edwards, b. Montpelier, Vt., Nov. 20, 1811; ' 
carpenter; Quincy, Mass.; Republican; Universalists. He d. Quincy, Apr. 26, 
1873: she res. Boston, Mass., 1896. 

Ch. b. Quincy: 

5508.* Ida, July 4, 1848. 

* For Bradford see note 321. 
t For Phinney see note 189. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 565 

[2119] SIMEON FISH HAMBLINJ (Bro. of Ainsworth F.,) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., Apr. 3, 1819; m. 1st, Barnstable, Mass., Oct. 8, 1840, 
Thankful, dau. of James and Thankful (Turner) Fish,* b. Cotuit, Mass.. Dec. 
18, 1818: who d. Cotuit, Jan. 1, 1855; m. 2d, : mariner; removed to Cali- 
fornia, 1853; afterwards miner. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

5509.* Nancy Maria, b. May 16, 1841, Cotuit. 

5510.* Dorcas Harriet, " Feb. 1, 1844, " 

5511.* Thankful, " Dec. 25, 1846, " 

5512.* Susan M., " Feb. 22, 1848, " 

j [2120] SIMEON FISH HAMLIN,' (Reuben," Lemuel,^ Reuben,* Elka- 
nah,3 James,2i) b. Sandwich, May 2, 1803; m. Falmouth, Mass., May 2, 1832, 
Eliza Ann, dau. of Pardon and Catherine (Wingt) Gifford,J b. Dartmouth, 
Mass., July 4, 1812; carpenter; Woods Hole, Mass,; Republican; Epis. Both d. 
J Woods Hole; he, July, 1873; she, Mar,, 1873. 





Ch. b. Woods Hole: 








5513.* 


Lemuel E., 


Jan. 


4, 


1834 


5514.* 


Catherine A., 


May 


6, 


1836 


5515.* 


Rebecca Gifford, 


Aug. 


30, 


1843 



! [2123] HERVEY ELDREDGE,' (Mary Hamblen,^ Lemuel,^ Reuben,* 
iEIkaaah,^ James,2ij b. Sandwich, Mass., Jan. 23, 1805. Miss Josephine W. Fish, 
[Woods Hole, writes that he d. unm. Sept. 9, 1854. 

[2124] LUCY HAMBLIN ELDREDGE," (Sister of Hervey,) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., Aug. 20, 1808; m. June 25, 1826, Edmund, son of Thomas 
Davis. § 

Children: 

5516. Hervey, b. June 10, 1827. 

5517.* Charles Walter, " July 27, 1829. 
5518.* Harriet O., " May 31, 1831. 

[2126] OWEN ELDREDGE,' (Bro. of Harvey, ) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., May 10, 1813; m. Falmouth, Mass., Dec. 3, 1835, Mercy 
v., dau. of Davis and Mercy Robinson;|| merchant and postmaster; Woods Hole, 
Mass., for 30 years; Republican. He d, Falmouth, Apr, 12, 1885. 

Ch. b. Falmouth: 

5519. Albert D., June 4, 1839; d. Oct. 3, 1840. 

5520. Edward D., Feb. 13,1843," Aug. 25, 1843. 

5521. Marietta, Apr. 13, 1845, " July 12, 1894, unm. 

5522. Hannah F., July 20, 1849. 

5523. Harriet W., Aug. 30, 1855; d. Nov. 23, 1857. 

5524. Francis D., Aug. 30, 1855. 

* For Fish see notes 54 and 190. 
+ For Wins see note 77. 

* For Gifford see note 93. 

§ For Davis see notes 4, 17, 42 and 169. 
Jl For Robinson see note 86. 



566 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[2127] JOSEPH HAM BL1N,7 (Thomas,65 Reuben," Elkanah.^ James,2i) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., Jan. 27, 1799. The records of Sandwich show the 

marriage of Joseph Hamblin and Cynthia Bassett,* both of Sandwich, by Rev. 

Ezra S. Goodwin, Mar. 20, 1822; she d. there, Jan. 28. 1838; m. 2d, July 31, 1839, 

Maria L. Southwick, b. Boston, Sept. 1814; farmer: Sandwich; held town offices. 

Both d. Sandwich; he, Feb. 20, 1873; she, Jan. 27, 1875. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 

5525. Henry Augustus, May 5, 1823; d. Aug. 21, 1825. 

5526.* Joseph Henry, Aug. 10, 1826. 

5527. Edward Carnes, Apr. 13, 1829; d. Aug. 16, 1872. unm, 

5528. Charles Howies, Dec. 6, 1831, " Sept. 20, 1892. " 
5529.* Sylvia, Apr. 13, 1834. 

[2028J ASA HAMBLIN,7 ( Bro. of Joseph, ) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Jan. 13, 1801; m. Dennis, Mass., Dec, 1827, Temperance 

Thatcher, dau. of Daniel and Lucy (Hedge) Howes, t b. Dennis, May 10, 1805: 

farmer; Sandwich, until 1828; Dennis, until about 1843; afterwards Sandwich: 

Republican; Methodists. Both d. Sandwich; he, Apr. 9, 1861; she, July 25, 1887. 

Ch. b. Dennis: 

5530. Daniel Howes, Aug. 20, 1829; d. Feb. 23, 1862, unm. 

5531. Olive Crowell, Oct., 1835; " Dec. 12, 1859, " 
5532.* Charles William, Oct., 1839. 

[2129] OLIVE NYE HAMBLIN,' (Sister of Joseph,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., June 30. 1803; m. there, by Rev. David L. Hume, Nov. 
19, 1829, Capt. Joshua, son of Nathan and Hannah ( Hall) Crowell, J b. East 
Dennis, Mass., Feb. 24, 1801; shipmaster until 1845; afterwards farmer; East 
Dennis; Free Soiler and Republican. Both d. E, Dennis; she, Apr. 17, 18S4; he, 
Aug. 5, 1881. 

Ch. b. E. Dennis: 

5533.* Joshua, Oct. 24, 1843. 

* For Bassett see note 130. 
+ For Howes see note 283. 

$ Note 3!)0. Tbis family descend from .lohn Crowe, i of Yarmouth, Mass. See note 52. 
.JOHN CROWE,2 b. 16i8; m. Mehitable, dau. of Rev. John Miller, b. Roxbury, Mass., July 
12, 1638. He res. at "Nobscusset," and after the death of his father was called "Senior," to dis- 
tinguish him from a son of Yelverton Crowe. He d, Jan. 28, 1688-9; she d. Feb. i:i, 1714-.5. The 
following children are named in the settlement of his estate: 

John. b. 1662; m. Bertha Sears. 

Samuel. 

Mehitable. 

Lydia; m. Ebenezer Goodspeed. 

Jeremiah, b. 1670; " Hannah Rider. 

Elizabeth. 

Susannah. 

Hannah, b. Apr. 1, 1677; " Joseph Studley- 

JOHN CROWELL,3 b. 1662; m. May 27, 1684, Betbia,3 dau of Paul and Deborah (Willard) 
Sears.b. Yarmouth, Mass., Jan. 3, 1661-2. See note 7. He res. "Nobscusset." He d. Oct. 15, 1728; 
she d. Chatham, Mass., May 5, 1724. 



SEVENTH GENERATION. 



567 



Children: 

Joseph, b. Mar. 20, 168.5; m. Bathsheba Hall and Sarah Howes. 

Paul, " Apr. 20, 1687, " Elizabeth Hallett and Margery Hall. 

Bethia, " Apr. 13, 1689, " Joseph Atwood. 

Mehitable, " Sept. 3, 1691, " John Ryder, 

John, " July 1693, " Keziah Eldridge. 

Deborah, " July 2, 1695, d. Jan. 11, 1705-6. 

Christopher, '• July 24, 1698; m. Sarah Matthews. 

Elizabeth, " Oct. 30, 1700, " Benjamin Homer. 

Mart, " Dec. 25, 1704, " Thomas Bray. 

" CHRISTOPHER CROWELL,* b. July 24, 1698; m. Sept. 23, 1724, Sarah Matthews, b. 1702. 
He sold the homestead of fais ancestor at Nobscusset. and removed to Secuit Neck. He d. 
Yarmouth, Jan. 12, 1781. 

Children : 

19, 1725; m. Edmund Sears. 

3, 1728- d. Dec. 3, 1744 
14, 1729; m. Sealed Sanders. 
19, 1731. 

19, 1733^ m. Isaac Howes. 
25, 1734-5; m, Hannah Sears. 

7, 1737; m. Deborah Sears. 
25,1739;" Bathsheba Paddock. 
28, 1741; d. Aug. 1743. 

2, 1744-5, 

CHRISTOPHER CROWELL,5 b. Yarmouth, Apr. 7, 1737; m. there, Dec. 24, 1761, Deborah,5 
•dau. of John,* (Jolin,3 Paul,2 Richard,i) end Deborah (Crowell) Sears. (Deborah Crowell,5 dau. 
-of John and Keziah (Eldredge) Crowell, b. Yarmouth, Jan. 27, 1742-3.) He d. 1820. 
Children : 



Hannah, 


to. Sept. 


Elizabeth, 


" July 


Sarah, 


" July 


Mary, 


" Mar. 


Temperance, 


" Apr. 


William, 


" Mar. 


Christopher, 


" Apr. 


Enoch, 


" May 


Bethia, 


" Aug. 


John, 


" Feb. 



Sarah, 


b. Nov. 


22, 1762. 






Levi, 


" May 


16, 1764; 


m. 


Susanna Sears. 


Nathan, 


"' May 


29, 1766, 


" 


Hannah Hall. 


Heman, 


" July 


19,1768; 


d. 


Nov. 6, 1769. 


Deborah, 


" Aug. 


26. 1770. 






Bethia, 


'' Oct 


18, 1772; 


m. 


John Freeman. 


Eliza, 


" Nov. 


10, 1774. 






Joshua, 


" Feb. 


7, 1777. 






Isaiah, 


" Mar. 


10, 1779 ; 


m. 


Hannah Howes. 


Priscilla, 


" Mar. 


20, 1781. 






Christopher, 


" Sept. 


21, 1783. 






David, 


" Jan. 


11, 1786. 






Barzillai, 


" Aug. 


14, 178a 







Capt. NATHAN CROWELL.e b. Dennis, Mass., May 29, 1766; m. there, Mar. 10, 1791, 
Hannah, dau. of Barnabas and Mary Hall, b. Dennis, Nov. 24, 1768; master mariner; Dennis; a 
prominent man ; selectman and assessor; the year prior to his death he was unanimously elect- 
ed to the legislature, but declined the honor. Both d. Dennis; he, Aug. 9, 1815; she, Feb. 4, 1812. 
Ch. b. Dennis: 

Clarissa Paddock, 

.Tudah Paddock. 

Edmund Sears. 

Adeline Howes. 

Olive N. Hamblin. 

Daniel Hedge. 

Feb. 15, 1814. 

May 25, 1808. 
, Cyrus Howes. 

Sarah Howes. 

Note 391. Elder WILLIAM BREWSTER,i (son of William, of Scrooby, England,) 
lb. 1566-7; prob. at Scrooby; wife Mary Collier (?), who d. Plymouth, Mass., Apr. 17, 1627. He was 
assistant to William Davison, Secretary of State to Queen Elizabeth, and accompanied him to 
the Netherlands, Aug., 1585. In his manor house at Scrooby the Pilgrims were accustomed to 
meet. He was imprisoned at Boston, Eng., 1607, for attempting to escape to Holland, with oth- 



Seth, 


Oct. 


17, 


1792; 


Mary, 


July 


21, 


1794, 


Betsey, 


Jan. 


22, 


1797, 


Nathan, 


Dec. 


24, 


1799, 


Joshua. 


Feb. 


24, 


1801, 


Chloe, 


May 


17, 


1804, 


Gustavus, 


May 


17, 


1804, 


Hannah, 


Oct. 


20. 


1806, 


Hannah H., 


Feb. 


28, 


1809; 


Barnabas, 


Sept. 


5, 


1811, 



568 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 






ers; but aferwards reached Holland, where he was a teacher, and set up a printing press, and 
assisted Rev. John Robinson, pastor of the Puritans in Leyden. He and wife Mary and sons 
Love and Wrestling were passengers in the Manpower, 1620. Gov. Bradford says: " The rest of 
the children were left behind and came over afterwards." Later Gov. Bradford wrote, 16,t0: 
" Mr. Brewster lived to very old age; about 80 years he was when he dyed; having lived some 
2:5 or 4 years here in ye countrie; & though his wife dyed long before, yet ste dyed aged. His 
sone WrestJe dyed a yonge man, unmarried. His sone Love lived till the yetir 1650 and dyed 
and left 4 children now living. His daughters which came over after him are dead, but havc 
lefl, sundry children alive; his eldest sone is still living and hath 9 or 10 children; one married 
who bath a child or 2." He lived Plymouth, where he d. Apr. 18, 1643. 

Children; 

Jonathan, b. Aug, 12, 1.593, Scrooby. 

Patience, m. Gov. Thomas Prence. 

Fear, " Isaac AUerton. 

A Child. d. Leyden, Holland, June 20, 1609. 

Love, m. Sarah Collier. 

Wrestling, d. unm. 

PATIENCE BREWSTER.a m. Aug. ,5, 1624, Gov. Thomas Prence, his first wife; she d. 16.34. 
See note 22, page .54. 

HANNAH PRENCE,3 the date of her birth has not been found by the writer, but she was 

probably born at Plymouth, Mass.; m. 1st, Nathaniel,^ son of Rev. John and Tamosin Mayo, by 

whom she had six children from 1651 to 1662. See note 21, page 54. It is claimed that she m. 

as her 2d husband, Jonathan Sparrow, who was a settler of Eastham, Mass., as early as 16.54. 

Sparrow must have had a former wife, but the writer has not seen a complete record of his 

family, nor a copy of his will. He was deputy, 1668-75; selectmen, 1071-80; Representative. 

1692-3. 

Children of Jonathan Sparrow: 

Rebecca, b. Oct. 30, 1654; m. Thomas Freeman. 

Lydia, m. William Freeman. 

Patience. " Joseph Paine. 

Elizabeth, " Samuel Freeman. 

.fONATHAN, " Mrs. Sarah Cobb, nee Lewis. 

ELIZABETH SPARROW,* m. Feb. 5, 1684, Capt. Samuel,3 son of Samuel and Mercy 
(Southworth) Freeman, b. Mar. 26, 1682, his first wife. He married 2d about 1693, Bathsheba. 
widow of Samuel Smith, who d. Sept. 22, 1692, and dau. of Barnabas Lothrop, of Barnstable, by 
whom he had twelve other children. He was sometimes called "Captain" and afterwards 
"deacon;" a man of large property, much engaged in public affairs, and a liberal supporter of 
education and religion. Selectman, 6 years. Representative, 19 years. He d. Jan. 30, 1742-3. will 
Dec. 13, 1742, proved Feb. 10. 
Children: 

Pricilla, b. Oct. 27, 1686; m. Capt. John Sears. 
Samuel, " Sept. 1, 1688, " Mary Paine. 

PRICILLA FREEMAN,5 b. Oct. 37, 1686; m. Eastham, Mass., June 1, 1704, Capt. .Iohn,3 sod 
of Paul and Deborah (Willard) Sears, b. Yarmouth, Mass., 1677-8. See note 7. He was called 
Yeoman and Gentleman; lived in East precinct of Yarmouth, now East Dennis, Mass.; his 
house stood south west from the burying ground at Bound Brook, occupied in modern times by 
Capt. Constant Sears; a prominent and wealthy man; active in church and town affairs, and in 
the militia; moderator, assessor, surveyor, juror, fence viewer, selectman, Ensign, Lieut., and 
Captain. She d. May 8, 1764; he, Apr. 9, 1738. 

Ch. b. Yarmouth : 

Elisha, about, 1706; m. Sarah Vincent. 

John, " 1712," Deborah Cro well and Priscilla Sears. 

Bathsheba, ' 1712, d. Apr. 19, 1733. 

Willard, 1714; m. Susannah Howes and Margery Homer. 

Mary. " Ebenezer Paddock. 

Priscilla, " John Hawes. 

Betty, about. 1719, " John Webb. 

Nathaniel, " 1720, " Deborah Howes. 

Hem AN, Jan. 28, 1724-5; d. Ang. 1, 1726. f \ 

Bethia, Oct. 15, 1726; " Sept. 8,1736. 



1^ 



5534.* 


Francis Edwix, 


Dec. 


16, 


1827. 




5535.* 


Eliza L., 


Jan. 


22, 


1830. 




5536.* 


Thomas Russell, 


Mar. 


8, 


1833. 




5537. 


Joshua Org well, 


May 


22, 


1837; 


d. Oct. 


5538.* 


Joshua Crowell, 


July 


30, 


1839. 




55.39. 


John C, 


Jan. 


5, 


1842, 


" Nov., 


5540.* 


Rebecca N., 


Apr. 


24, 


1845. 





SEVENTH GENERATION. 569 

[2130] THOMAS HAMBLIN," (Bro. of Joseph,) 

I b. Sandwich, Mass., Dec. 24, 1805; m. there, by Rev. David L. Hunae, June 
27, 1826, Lurana, dau. of Silas and Keziah (Nye*) Fi.sh,t b. Sandwich, May 29, 
1805; teamster, dealer in wood, R. R. employe; Sandwich; she Methodist. Both 
^. Sandwich; he, July 21, 1873; she Mar. 14, 1885. 
Ch. b. Sandwich: 



14, 1839. 
1844. 



[2131] ELIZA LATIMER HAMBLIN,' (Sister of Joseph,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., July 24, 1808; m. there, by Rev. Ezra S. Goodwin, Mar. 

27, 1828, .Jonathan, son of Jonathan Fish;t farmer; Sandwich. She d. Sand- 

jwich, Sept. 15, 1829; he remarried and is dead. 

I No issue. 

[2134] WILLIAM HAMBLIN,7 (Bro. of Joseph,) 

j b. Sandwich, Mass., May 10, 1818; m. there, Dec. 19, 1844, Rebecca K., dau, 

lof William and Tryphosia (GoodspeedJ) Atkins, b. Sandwich, Dec. 11, 1820; 

ifarmer; Spring Hill, Sandwich; Republican; Congs. He d. Sandwich, July 

20, 1874. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 

5541. Eltsha Atkins, Nov. 6, 1845; d. July 2, 1877, unm. 

5542. Edwin Maurice, Jan. 10, 1847, " June 15, 1873, " 

5543. Ida Frances, Feb. 13, 1852, unm. 1898. 

I — 

I Dea. JOHN SEARS.6 b. Yarmouth. 1712; m. 1st, there, Aug. 24, 1738, Deborah, dau. of John 
I and Keziah (Eldridge) Crowell, b. 1720, who d. Sept. 18, 1753; m. 2d, Yarmouth, Apr. 11, 1754, 
! Priscilla, dau. of Seth and Priscilla (Ryder) Sears, and wid. of Jonathan Sears, b. Dec. 31, 1730, 
i who d. Apr. 12, 1819. He was a prominent man ; res. Yarmouth; he d. Dec. 5, 1791. 

Ch. b. Yarmouth: 

Bathsheba, Sept. 13, 1739; m. Thomas Howes. 

Kezia, Oct. 26, 1740, " Isaac Hamblen. 

John, Jan. 13, 1741-2; d. Jan. 31. 

Deborah, Jan. 27, 1742-3; m. Christopher Crowell. 

John, July 20. 1744; m. Phebe Sears. 

Heman, April 11, 1746. 

Freeman, Sept. 25, 1747; d. Jan. 6, 1748-9. 

Priscilla, Apr. 5, 1749; m. Daniel Sears. 

Betty, Dec. 3, 1750, '• Benjamin Howes. 

FREE.MAN, June 16, 1752; d. Aug. 21, 1753. 

By 2d wife, b. Yarmouth: 

Freeman, July 5, 1755. 

Tamsen. July 31, 1757; d. infancy. 

Tamsen, Dec. l,^, 1758; m. Levi Eldridge. 

Bethia, Mar. 10, 1761, " Edward Sears. 

Lucy, July 15, 1763, ' Joseph Hall. 

Seth, Mar. 6, 1765; d. Aug. 4, 1766. 

Seth, Dec. 8, 1767; m. Hephebah Hall and Sarah Hard. 

Kezia. Aug. 9, 1772. 

* For Nye see note 34. 

+ For Fish see notes 54 and 190. 

t For Goodspeed see notes 30 and 284. 



21, 


1823; 


d. Jun. 


8, 1873. 


9, 


1824, 


" Mar. 


23, 1891. 


13, 


1826. 






31, 


1828, 


" Mar. 


2, 1887. 


26, 


1830. 






29, 


1831, 


" Nov. 


12, 1832. 


fi, 


1833. 






16, 


1836; 


m. - — 


— Huxford. 


22, 


1841, 


'' Jan. 


1, 1884. 



570 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[21.35] ANSEL HAMBLIN," (John.e^* Elkanah,3 James,2i) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Aug. 21, 1797; m. Osterville, Mass., by Rev. Mr. Pratt, 

Oct. 28, 1821, Asenath H., dau. of Samuel Crosby,* b. Osterville, Sept. 19,1800; 

went to Nantucket when young; shoemaker: Nantucket, where both died; he, 

May 21, 1870; she, Feb. 11, 1881. 

Ch. b. Nantucket: 

5544. Mary Ann, May 

5545. Sarah Crocker, Dec. 
5546.* Gkorge Washington, Sept. 

5547. Charles Crocker, Mar. 

5548. Sophia Isham, Jan. 

5549. Emily Crosby, Oct. 

5550. Emily Crosby, Sept. 

5551. Chaklotte Augusta, Jan. 

5552. Samuel Crosby, Jan. 

[2137] ZENAS HAMBLIN," (Bro. of Ansel.) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., July 30, 1805: m. Nantucket, Mass., Sarah Crosby;* 
shoemaker; he went to Nantucket when young. They were received into 2d. 
Cong, church, Falmouth, by letter from Nantucket, Apr. 28, 1839. 
Children: 

5553. Elizabeth C, May 9, 1831; m. Joseph Childs. 

5554. Sakah F., June 28, 1838. 

5555. Ann Louisa, Sept. 2, 1844. 

[2139] THOMAS CROCKER HAMBLIN," (Bro. of Ansel,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Dec. 19, 1809; m. Nantucket, Mass., Oct. 1, 1831, 

Sophronia, dau. of William and Mary (Fisht) Holloway, b. Barnstable, June 16, 

1811; shoemaker: Nantucket, where he d. June 27, 1851. 

Ch. b. Nantucket: 

5556. Ann Maria, July 26, 1832; d. Apr. 15, 1834. 

5557. Thomas Francis, Nov. 23, 1834; unm. 
5558.* William Holloway, Dec. 11, 18.36. 

5559. Ann Maria, Feb. 11, 1839. 

5560. Mary Crocker, July 18, 1841. 
5561.* Edward Payson, Oct. 7, 1843. 
5562. Harriet Holloway, Dec. 31, 1845. 
5563.* John, July 8, 1848. 
5564.* George Harrison, May 25, 1851. 

* Note 391. SIMEON CEOSBY.i came from England, and settled in Cambridge, Mass., 
1634; wife Ann. 

THOMAS CROSBY,2 b. England, 1634; wife Sarali ; he grad. Harvard College, 1673; settled 
in Eastliam, Mass., after 1054. where he resided many years; had charge of the church there and 
was a trader there and in Harwich (now Brewster,) Mass., where he removed, and settled in 
the east part of town; he d. Boston suddenly while on business, June 13, 1702. The Crosbys of 
Brewster descended from him. Children (12) : Thomas, Simon, Sarah, Joseph, William, Eben- 
ezer, Mercy, Ann, Increase, and El eazer. 

+ For Fish see note .54 and 190. 



I 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 



[2140] PRENTISS WILLIAM SCUDDER,8 (Prentissj Lot,« Samuel,^ 
Ebenezer,* Elizabeth Hamlin, » James,- 1) b. Barnstable, Mass., July 21, 1828; m. 
there, Oct. 31, 1856: Lydia A., dan. of Joseph Allyne and Phebe (Gray) Davis,* 
b. Barnstable, June 13, 1830: merchant in Boston, Mass.; res. Boston, from 
November to May, and at Hyannisport the remainder of the year; Whig and 
Republican. 

[2149] FREDERICK CLARINGTON SCUDDER,^ (Oliver,' Isaiah,-^ 
Ebenezer,'-* Elizabeth Hamlin, 3 James,2i) b. Barnstable, Mass., Apr. 25, 1819; 
m. Feb. 5, 1843, Henrietta H. Waitt. He d. Osterville, Mass., Dec. 29, 1862. 
Children: 

5565. Charles Oliver, May 25, 1844; m. Pauline Kelly. 

5566. ADELilfE Lovell, Aug. 29, 1845; d. Aug. 31, 1846. 

5567. Frederick Mitchell, Apr. 16, 1849; m. Dora Thayer. 

5568. BENJA3IIN Hallett, Jun. 12, 1859; " Mary Drinliwater. 

[2150] ALEXANDER SCUDDER,« (Bro. of Frederick C.,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Dec. 4, 1821: m. Mar. 25, 1858, Jane Bradford.! 
Children: 

5569. Edgar Grossman, b. June 12, 1859. 

5570. Bradford. 

5571. Arthur. 

[2153] EMILY OLIVER SCUDDER,* (Sister of Frederick C.,) 
b. Osterville, Mass., Feb. 3, 1831; m. there, Sept. 5, 1849., Noah Hammond, 
son of Eldridgeand Charity (Hammond) Lovell, b. Yarmouthport, Mass., Feb. 
12, 1826; janitor; Yarmouthport, Mass; Tiverton, R. I., 1852-3; afterwards 
Taunton, Mass.; Republican and Prohibitionist; Universalist; member of Tem- 
perance society and Reform club. Both d. Taunton; she, Feb. 1, 1902; he Feb. 
Feb. 11, 1892. 

Children: 
5572.* Adeline Delmont, b. Sept. 10, 1850, Yarmouthport. 
5573.* Chester Manning, " Oct. 9, 1860, Taunton. 

* For Davis see notes 4, 17, 42 and 169. 
+ For Bradford see note 321. 



572 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[2155] Capt. RUSSELL LOVELL,^ (Lydia 1. Scudder,' Isaiah/ 

Ebenezer,'^* Elizabeth Hamlin,'' Jumes,^!) b. Osterville. Mass., Mar. 24, 1821: in. 
1st, Jan. 21, 1845, Lucinda Goodspeed.* b. Feb. 2, 1825, who d. Oct. 1, 1850; m. 
2d, Centreville, Mass., July (5, 1852, Eliza, dau. of Seth and Clarissa, (Robbing) 
Goodspeed,* b. Osterville, Dec. 16, 1829, who d. Osterville, Nov. 6, 1893: master 
mariner; Osterville, Republican; Baptists; sailed in the Forest City. He was 
lost at sea, Apr. 4, 1863. She member of Gannett Lodge No. 610, Knights and 
Ladies of Honor. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Osterville. 

5574. Willis, Sept. 7, 1848; d. Oct. 3, 1849. 

5575. Clinton, Aug. 27, 1850. 

By 2d wife, b. Osterville: 

5576. Mariam, Sept. 9. 1859. 

5577. Bertha, Jun. 20, 1861: m. Samuel W. Hallet. 
5578.* Mary Russell, Oct. 25, 1K63. 

[2157] MARY SCUDDER LOVELL,« (Sister of Russell,) 

b. Osterville, Mass., July 9, 1825; m. there, Jan. 23, 1845, Capt. John Mars- 
ton, son of Zanas and Lydia (Marstonf) Lovell, b. Cotuit, Mass., Nov. 28, 1818: 
master mariner; Cotuit until 1846; afterwards, Osterville. He was drowned 
near Alexandria, Va., Aug. 19, 1853. 

Children: 

5579.* Adelaide, b. Nov. 25, 1845, Cotuit. 

5580. Nelson Oliver, " May 27, 18.50, Osterville. 

[2158] HORACE SEXTON LOVELL,^ (Bro. of Russell,) 

b. Osterville, Mass., Sept. 7, 1827; m. 1st, there, July 22, 1851, Sarah Crowell, 
dau. of Josiah and Sophronia (Hawes) Scudder, b. Osterville, Dec. 26, 1830, who 
d. there. May 4, 1869; m. 2d, Hyannis, Mass., Jan. 25, 1872, Mrs. Medora Maria 
Hodges, dau. of Joseph and Persis Hallett (Waitt) Robbins, b. Osterville, Nov. 
5, 1837; master mariner; Osterville; Republican: member of Fraternal Lodge, 
A. F. & A. M., also of Mariners Lodge A. F. .& A. M. He d. Osterville, Feb. 
11, 1890. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Osterville: 

5581. Zbnas Marston, Sept. 15, 1856; d. Sept. 9, 1858. 
5582.* Rosa Parker, Oct. 22, 1861. 

By 2d wife, b. Osterville: 

5583. Blanche, July 22, 1876; unm. 1902. 

[2161] VELINA LOVELL, (Sister of Russell,) 

b. Osterville, Mass., Dec. 6, 1833; m there, June 18, 1852, Capt. James 

Henry, son of James and Temperance (CrockerJ) Parker, b. Osterville, June 

10, 1829; master mariner; Osterville; Republican: Freemason; Universalists. 

She d. Osterville, Mar. 3, 1862. He was drowned in Vineyard Sound, May 26, 

1869. 

* For Goodspeed see notes 30 and 284. 
t For Marston see note 282. 

* For Crocker see notes 35, 39, and 78. 



EIGHTH GENERATIOJS. 573 





Ch. b. Osterville: 




5584.* 


Charles Fkancis, 


Sept. 21, 1854 


5585.* 


Cora Augusta, 


Oct. 19, 1860 



[2163] EDWARD MANSFIELD LOVELL,« (Bro. of Russell,) 
b. Osterville, Mass., Nov. 30, 1837; m. Dec. 15, 1862, Mercy Nye Crocker.* 
[e d. Osterville, Dec. 11, 1899. 
Child: 

5586. Frances Hodges, May 9, 1874. 

[2164] ASA SCUDDER PHINNEY,» (Lucy Scudder," Isaiah,« Ebene- 
er,^* Elizabeth Hamlin, =* James,- 1) b. Ceatreville, Mass., Jan. 4, 1823; m. De- 
ire, dau. of Joseph and Ruth ( Phinneyt) Lothrop,4: b. Brockton, Mass., July 20, 
833; printer, and with George Phinney established the Sandwich Observer and 
Vort/i Bridgewater Gazette; res. Sandwich and Brockton, Mass.; Republican: 
jiwedenborgian; she Methodist. He d. Centreville, Dec. 6, 1864; she d. Brock- 
■oa, Dec. 1, 1863. 
I Cli. b. Brockton: 

5587. Lucy, Sept. 23, 1858; d. Aug. 21, 1870, 
5588.* Frederic, Jan. 29, 1862. 

[2165] EMILY PHINNEY,* (Sister of Asa S.,) 

b. Centreville, Mass., Dec. 19, 1824; m. 1st, there, Dec. 11, 1845, Theodore 
'Bainbridge, son- of Haadsard and Lydia (Wing§) Hallett,|| b. Osterville, Mass.; 
,;ailor; Osterville; who d. there, June 18, 1849: m. 2d, Osterville, Aug. 12, 1849, 
'jamuel Hallett,|| brother of first husband; sailor; Osterville; who d. there 
fan. 14, 1860: m. 3d, Hyannis, Mass., Oct. 29, 1862, Edwin, .son of Elnathan 
ind Abbie (Hinckley^) Coombs; editor of Atlantic Messenger, Hyannis; he res. 
J^atick, Mass.; Republican; she Methodist. She d. Osterville, July 3, 1864. 
No issue. 

' [2166] JOSEPH PHINNEY,8 (Bro. of Asa S.,) 

b. Centreville, Mass., Sept. 18, 1828; m, Rochester, Mass., Dec. 25, 1849, 

Susan Crosby, dau. of Presbery and Susan Clark, b. Rochester, Mass., Sept. 22, 

L830; caterer: Boston, Somerville and Centreville, Mass.; member Knights of 

Honor; Methodists. He d, Somerville, Mass., Dec 6, 1890. 
Children: 
5589.* Frank Elliott, b. May 15, 1858, Centreville. 
5590. Elvira Alva, "■ Apr. 18, 1859, Boston; m. Charles H . 

[2167] LYDIA SCUDDER PHINNEY,8 (Sister of Asa S,) 
I b. Centreville, Mass., June 20, 1831; m. there, Feb. 18, 1851, Capt. John C, 
ison of Lot and PoUie (Cahoon) Case, b. Centerville, July 20, 1826, master mari- 
ner; commanded the Sch. Emma Baker; Centerville; Cong. He was lost over- 
board from the Emma Baker, Nov. 17, 1869. She d. Centreville, Apr. 23, 1858. 

* For Crocker see notes 35, 39 and 78. 
+ For Phinney see note 189. 

* For Lothrop see note "6. 
§ For Wins see note 77. 

II For Hallett see note 103. 
TI For Hinckley see notes 31, 81 and 85. 



574 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. b. Centrev ille: 
5,59L Charles Phinney, Apr. I, 1855: d. Apr. 14, 185(). 

5592.* Charles Phinney, June 20, 1857. 

[2168J JULLV FRANKLIN PHINNEY,8 (Sister of Asa S., ) 
b. Centrevile, Mass., Sept. 2, 1837; m. William Wallace, son of Harvey ant 
Nancy Crocker (Linneli*) Hallett.f Fisherman, retired; Centreville. Kepublican 
Ch. b. Centreville: 
559.3. Lydia Wallace, Dec. 26. 
5594.* Nancie Abbie, Nov. 11, 1865. 

5595.* William Franklin, Feb. 28, 1868. 
5596.* Lucy Phinney, June 6, 1870. 

5597. Joseph Phinney, May 27, 1875: unm. 1902. 

5598. James Willard, Dec. 23, 1877, " 

5599. Rose Alma, May 2, 1881, " " ' 

5600. Julia, Sept. 15, 1883, " 

[2169] MARGARET SCUDDER,^ (Albert,' Isaiah," Ebenezer,^^ Elira 

beth Hamlin, »James,2i) b. Centreville, Mass., Nov. 7, 1832; m. there, Nov 

20, 1851, Benjamin Franl<:lin, son of Hatsel Kelley and Sarah (Holmes) Handy 

b. Hyannis, Mass.. Oct. 31, 1829; restaurant keeper; Hyannis; Republican; sh. 

Cong. He d. Hyannis, Dec. 15, 1859. 

Children: 

5601. William Scudder, b. May 4, 1853, Centreville; d. May, 185.'l 
5602.* Alexina Richardson, " July 1, 1855, " 

5603.* Frank Graham, " Sept. 15, 1857, Hyannis. 

[2171] FERDINAND SCUDDER,» (Bro. of Margaret,) 

b. Centreville, Mass,, Dec. 23, 1836; m. Boston, Mass., Dec. 26, 1866, Elizr 

Jane, dau. of Samuel and. (Mitchell) Armstrong, b. Mar. 19, 1841; restau 

rant keeper; Boston, Charlestown and Winchester, Mass.; Prohibitionist 
Methodists. He went to Santa Barbara, Cal., for his health and d. there, Oct 
3, 1885. 

5604. A Child. d. in infancy. 

[2173] MARY JANE SCUDDER,8 (Sister of Margaret,) 

b. Centreville, Mass., Dec. 25, 1843; m. there. May 31, 1877, Nelson Gage 
son of James and Content (Hinckleyt) Marchant, b. Hyannisport, Mass., Feb 
27, 1825, milk dealer; Hyannisport; Republican; Freemason; she Cong. He d, 
Hyannisport, Oct. 25, 1890. 

No issue. 

[2174] ALBERT SCUDDER," (Bro. of Margaret,) ^ 

b. Centerville, Mass., Nov. 21, 1846; tn. Ostreville, Mass., Oct. 31, 1881.1 
Ellen Catlin, dau. of Samuel and Penelope (Waitt) Wiley, b. Osterville, Sept ; 
8, 1853; grocer and provision dealer: Dorchester, Mass.; Atchinson, Kansas 
and Jamaica Plains, Mass.; Republican; Odd Fellovp; Epis. 
Ch. b. Atchison: 

5605. Orville Albert, June 3, 1883. 

* For Linnell see note 5. 

+ For Hallett see note 103. 

t For Hinckley see notes 31, 81 and 85. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 575 

[2185] SOPHIA WILSON HINCKLEY.^ (Sophia Scudder,' Isaiah," 

Ebenezer,^* Elizabeth Hamlin, 3 James,2i) b. Nov. 26, 1842: m. Osterville, 

,ass.. May 9, 1859, James Godfrey, son of Warren and Sally (Chase) Small, b. 

i)Uth Dennis, Mass., Jan. 2, 1837; master mariner; Osterville; Republican. He 

;rved in the navy 3 years during- the rebellion, was in the ship, Paul Jones, en- 

:Lged in carrying supplies for the army; she Baptist. She d. Osterville, Feb. 

^ 1879. 

Ch. b. Osterville, 

5606. Eliza Scudder, Oct. 29, 1861. 

5607. James Cyrexeus, Mar. 10, 1865; d. Apr. 12, 1865. 

5608. Lena Atwood, Nov. 9, 1868; m. Joseph W. Webster. 

5609. Everett, Feb. 3, 1872. 

5610. Grace Williams, May 27, 1874. 

[2190] SARAH ABBY SCUDDER,8 (Nelson,' Asa," Ebenezer,^* Eliza- 
beth Hamlin,^ James,2i) b. Barnstable, Mass., Feb. 24, 1838: m. Silas B., son 
|f Elisha Parker. 

[2191] MARY F. SCUDDER,' (Daniel,' Asa," Ebenezer,^* Elizabeth 
j[amlin,3 James,2i) b. Barnstable, Mass., Dec. 17, 1838. 

Children: 

5611.* MaryH. 

5612. Charles Howard. 

5613. Frank Williams. 

[2192] DANIEL SCUDDER,8 (Bro. of Mary F.,) 

Id. Barnstable, Mass., Aug. 17, 1842; m. Feb. 5, 1867, Abbie Crocker.* 

Child: 

5614. Maude C; res. West Newton, Mass. 

t2193] LIZZIE SCUDDER,* (Sister of Mary F.,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., June 20, 1850; m. Mar. 8, 1873, Herbert Bangs. t 

Children: 

5615. Harold. 

5616. Archibald. 

5617. Clarence. 

5618. Daniel. 

[2194] ELLA DELAP SCUDDER,^ (Sister of Mary F.,) 
b. Barnstable, Mass., June 6, 1853; m. there, June 25, 1881, Eben B. Crocker,* 
0. Barnstable, Apr. 20, 1854; mariner; Barnstable; Republican; chairman select- 
men and assesors; High Sheriff Barnstable Co., Mass. 

No issue. 

[2198] ROSE DELAP SCUDDER,* (Josiah,76 Ebenezer,^* Experience 
Hamlin,3 James,2i) b. Barnstable, Mass., Nov. 26, 1825; pub. to be married 
there, Nov. 2, 1844, to Joseph H. Parker; merchant; Hyannis. Both d. Barn- 
stable; she, May 27, 1878; he, Nov. 28, 1871. 

* For Crocker see notes 35, 39 and 78. 
+ For Bangs see note 292. 



''>76 • THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 



5619. 


Oscar F., 


5620. 


Maria L., 


5621. 


Cleone T., 


5622. 


ZeNO SCUDDE.K, 


5623. 


Joseph H., 


5624. 


Rose Delap, 


5625. 


Marion, 


5626. 


Rose, 


5627. 


Joseph H., 


5628. 


Abraham Linc 



Aug. 14, 1848: d. Sept. 6, 1848, 
July 30, 1849, ^' Sept. 23, 1849, 



Sept. 


18, 


1851. 








July 


4. 


1853. 








May 


13, 


1855, 


'^ July 


28, 


1855. 


May 


13, 


1855, 


" Aug. 


30, 


1855, 


June 


3. 


1857, 


" May 


27, 


1860, 


Apr. 


10, 


1860, 


" May 


ft, 


1860, 


June 


26, 


1862. 









N, Oct. 18, 1863. 

[2212] SUSAN F. CBOCKER,« (Persis Scudder,^ Josiah,« Ebenezer,^ 
Elizabeth Hamlin, 3 James,- 1) b. Barnstable, Aug. 25, 1837; m. 1st, Leraue 
Jenkins:* m. 2d, William G. Spence, of Cincinnati, Ohio. 

[2214] JOSEPH CROCKER,^ (Bro. of Susan F.,) 

b. Barnstable, Dec. 14, 1842; m'. 1st, Emily Harnes, of Jamaca Plains 

Mass.: m. 2d, Rebecca A. Coffin, of Nantucket, Mass. He d. South Boston 

Mass., Oct. 5, 1895. 

[2223] MARSHALL SEARS SCUDDER,' (CharlesJ David,'' Eleazer, 
Ebenezer,* Elizabeth Hamlin,^ James, 21) b. May 31, 1818, Boston, Mass. 

m. July 24, 1839, Rebecca C, dau. of Rev. Henry and Mary Ann (Colt) Blatcli 

ford: merchant. He d. Aug. 24, 1875. 

No issue. 

[2224] CHARLES WILLIAM SCUDDER,« (Bro. of Marshall C,) 
b. Jan. 14, 1820, Boston, Mass.; m. Aug. 16, 1841, Alicia H., dau. of Rev 

Henry and Mary Ann (Coit) Blatchford, sister of Rebecca C, who m. hi; 

brother, Marshall C; merchant; Boston; res. Brookline, Mass., 1S90. 

Children: 

5629. Frank H., b. Mar. 30, 1842; ra. Sarah Trufant. 

5630.* Henry Blatchford, " June 18. 1844. 

5631. WinthropSaltonstall, " July 24, 1847. 

5632. Mary Wendeal, "- May 27, 1851; d. Sept. 13, 1853, 

5633. Bessie Marshall, " Oct. 1, 1853. 

[2229] SAMUEL HUBBARD SCUDDER,* (Bro. or Marshall C.,) 
b. Boston, Mass., 1837; studied at Lawrence Scientific School, Harvan 
College, and became assistant to Prof. Aggassiz in Museum of Comparativi 
Zoology, and was made custodian of Boston Society of Natural History, 1864, Oj 
which he was president, 1880-7; palaeontologist U. S. Geological Sun'eys, 1886-9' 
He devoted himself chiefly to entomolgy; mem. of the National Academy, anc 
was connected with the American Asso. for the Advancement of Science, anc 
the Academy of Arts and Sciences. He wrote works on entomology, and con 
tributed to the Smithsonian and learned society publication, besides an account 
of travels, entitled Winnipeg Country, 1886, etc. 

* For Jenkins see notes 8 and 323. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 577 

[2230] HORACE ELISHA SCUDDER.* (Bro. of Marshall C) 

b. Boston, Mass.. Oct. 16, 1838; m. Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 30, 1873, Grace, 
3au. of John and Sylvia Church (Sampson) Owen, b. Cambridge, Sept. 27, 1845: 
literator and editor; res. Boston and Roxbury, Mass, until 1859; New York, 
l859-(i3; Boston, 18(i3-73: afterwards, Cambridge; Independent in politics: Epis. 
He graduated at Williams College, 1858; then teacher in New York City three 
y^ears; proof reader for Hurd & Houghton; editor The Riverside Magazine for 
Young People, 1867-70; Stories from my Attic, 1861; editor Atlantic Monthly, 
1890-8; author of Boston Town; School History of the United States, 1884; biog- 
raphies of Noah Webster, 1882, and George Washington, 1886; The Recollections 
pf Samuel Breck, with passages from his Note Books, 1773-1862; Men and Man- 
ners in America One Hundred Years Ago, 1876: Seven Little People and Their 
Friends, 1862; Dream'Children, 1863; The Bodley Books, 8 vols.. 1875-87; Dwell- 
ers in Five Sisters Court, 1881: Men and Letters, 1887; childhood in Literature 
and Art. 1894. He assisted in writing the Life and Letters of Bayard Taylor, 
1884, and wrote the Memoirs of James Russell Lowell. He d. Cambridge, Sat- 
urday, Jan., 1902. 

Ch. b. Cambridge: 

5634. Ethel, Jan. 2, 1875; d. Dec. 16, 1876. 

5635. Sylvia Church, Jan. 2, 1875. 

[2237] ELLEN TEMPERANCE CROCKER,^ (Juha Scudder,' David, « 
Eleazer,''' Ebenezer.* Elizebeth Hamlin, » James,'^i b. Barnstable, Mass., July 6, 
il835; m. Cotiiit, Mass., May 21, 1863, Capt. William Leander, son of Leander 
'and Rhoda Maria (Handy) Gage, b. Centreville, Mass., Aug. 25, 1836; master 
mariner; Barnstable. She d. Hyannis, Mass., Mar. 17,1888; he d. San Fran- 
cisco, Cal., Mar. 9, 1873. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

56.36. Florence, Mar. 18, 1864; d. June 27, 1879. 

I 5637. Julia C, Dec. 31, 1870; unm. 1902. 

[2238] JULIA CAROLINE CROCKER,* (Sister of Ellen T.,) 

b. Barnstable, Mass., Mar. 15, 1838; m. Cotuit, Mass., Jan. 6, 1862, Capt. 

Frank Hinckley,* b. Barnstable, Apr. 2, 1837; master mariner; Barnstable; 

jDemocrat; Unitarian. She d. Barnstable, June 7, 1871. 
No issue. 

[2239] MARY ELDRIDGE,* (Ruth Hamblen,' Cornelius,85 Benjamin,* 

Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. May23, 1801: prob. Wellfleet, Mass.; m. Seth Snow;t 

res Wellfleet: removed to Provincetown or Harwich, Mass. She d. early in life. 

No issue. 

[2240] MERCY BROWN ELDR1DGE,8 (Sister of Mary,) 
b. July 30. 1803, prob. Wellfleet, Mass.; m. May 18, 1824, Isaac, son of Daniel 
and Abigail Rogers, of Brewster, Mass., b. July 31, 1800; David Hamblen gave 
her birth as above, also as July 15, 1805; res. Harwich; removed to Boston. She 
d. about 1890-1; he d. many years ago. 



* For Hinckley see notes 31. 81 and 85. 
+ For Snow see note 177. 



578 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Children: 

5«38.* Isaac Sullivan, b. Oct. 11, 1826. 

5639. Mary Hamblen, " May 9, 1832; d. Sep. 19. 1833. 

5640. Maby Atwood, " June 25, 1835, " Dec. 27, 1835. 

5641. Caroline Frances, " Nov. 8, 1837, " May 27, 1839. 

5642. Lucy Parsons, " Nov. 8, 1839, " unm. (?) 

5643. Louisa Atwood, " Nov. 8, 1844, " Apr. 26, 1845. 

[2242] BENJAMIN HAMBLEN ELDRIDGE,8 ( Bro. of Mary, ) 

b. Sept. 18, 1807, prob. Wellfleet, Mass.; m. Susan Baker,* of Harwich, where 

he removed. 

Children: 

5644. Columbus; m. and res. Harwich. 

5645. Ruth Hamblen, " " " " 

5646. Susan Baker. 

5647. Mercy Brown. 

5648. Mary Hamblen. 

[2244] PEREZ HAMBLEN,^ (Joshua,' Cornelius,65 Benjamin,* Eleazer,' 

Jaraes,2i) b Wellfleet, Mass., July 14, 1809; m. Oct. 16, 1832, Mary Cole Hatch.t 

b. Nov. 13, 1811. He d. at No. 4, Jefferson St., Boston, March 31, 1834: buried 

Wellfleet; she d. at her mother's house, Wellfleet, called Paraet Point, Mar. 21, 

1836. 

No issue. 

[2245] DRUSILLA HAMBLEN,8 (Sister of Perez,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., Oct. 29, 1811; m. there, Dec. 10,18.33, Samuel, son of 

Eleazer Atwood, J b. Wellfleet, Nov. 28, 1809; mariner; she Methodist. Both 

d. Wellfleet; she, Jan. 20, 1843; he, Mar. 28, 1844. 
Ch. b. Wellfleet: 

5649. Perez Warren, Dec. 2, 1836; d. June 14, 1839. 

5650. Elliot Newell, July 31, 1839, " July 31, 1856. 

5651. Samuel, Aug. 1, 1841, " Aug. 5, 1842. 

[2246] JOSHUA HAMBLEN,« Jr., ( Bro. of Perez, ) 

b .Wellfleet, Mass., Nov. 15, 1813; m. there, Dec. 19, 1836, Adeline Higgins,? 

b. Dec. 20, 1814. He was in the oyster business with his father in Boston; 

later in the lumber business with his brother-in-law, Elihu B. Hopkins. He d. 

Wellfleet, Aug. 8, 1869; she d. Nov. 5, 1868. 

Children: 

5652.* Drusilla, b. Nov. 29, 1837, Wellfleet. 

5653.* Adeline, " Apr. 24, 1848, Boston. 

5654.* Martha Matilda, " Feb. 13, 1851, 

* For Baker see note 125. 
+ For Hatch see note 94. 

* For Atwood see note 287. 

§ Note 392. THOMAS HIGGINS,' (Thomas,6 Anna Treat,s Nathaniel,* Samuel,« Eobert,2 
Richard Treat. 1 For Treat see note 114. Richard Higgins was one of the first white settlers of 
Eastham, Mass., 1644; deputy, 1647-53; selectman, 1665-7. The name is common on Cape Cod. 



y 






5655.* 


Samuel, 


5656.* 


Martha Matilda, 


5657. 


David, 


5658. 


Thomas, 


5659. 


Jerusha Rich, 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 579 

[2247] HOPE HAMBLEN,8 (Sister of Perez,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., May 2, 1816: m. Dec. 6, 1836, Capt. Thomas, son of 
Thomas and Susan (Baker*) Hopkins, f b. Truro, Mass , Oct. 19, 1814; engaged 
(in mackerel fishery and commanded schooners: Olio, Clarinda, Bloomer, Emily 
ind Joshua Hamblen, all of Wellfleet; res. Truro, Mass., until 1836; afterwards 
[Wellfleet; Methodists; she d. Wellfleet, Apr. 8, 1856. 
I Ch. b. Wellfleet: 

Aug. 17, 1842. 

Jan. 6, 1845. 

Dec. 19, 1846; d. Feb. 28, 1847. 

Sept. 27, 1849, " Nov. 19, 1868. 

Oct. 16, 1852, " Mar. 19, 1861. 

[2249] DAVID HAMBLEN, 8 (Bro. of Perez,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., Aug. 22, 1820; m. Boston, Mass., Jan. 5, 1845, Harriet 
iWatson, b. Boston, Aug. 28, 1826. He was a man of limited education; went 
jto Boston at the age of eighteen, entered the office of Col. John Benson, on City 
j Wharf, in the lumber and general commission business; when 24 years of age 
he became a partner in the Arm, under the style of Benson & Hamblen; a few 
years later, with a younger brother tliey purchased the entire business, and 
conducted it under the name of D. Hamblen & Co., until his death. He was 
a very active man and accomplished much in his short life; member of the city 
council, ward 11, 1852; member school committee, 1852-3; member Shawmut 
Cong, church. He became a member of the N. E. Hist. Gen. Society, Sept. 25, 
1845. eight months after its organization; and at once took an active interest 
iinits afl:airs, often serving on its committees; January. 1849, he was chosen on 
the publishing committee, and held the position until the month before his 
jdeath. It affords me pleasure to award highest tribute to the work of this 
man in the collection of records of the descendants of the immigrant, James 
iHamlin, of Barnstable; his research was of the most thorough and painstaking 
icharacter: and having commenced his labor more than half a century ago, 
(succeeded in securing much that would probably have been lost, except for his 
[thoughtfulness and care in its preservation; the result of his labors have been 
■of great value in the compilation of this work. His genealogical work was 
jchiefly done from 1845 to 1849, and consisted in collecting records of the Ham- 
'lins, and others of his ancestors; also records of the early Barnstable settlers. 
So far as the writer is advised he was the first in America, to collect and com- 
pile a record of the Hamlins; some of which was published in the early volumes 
of the N. E. Hist, and Gen. Register, Boston, 1849; but by far the greatest 
amount of his research was preserved in manuscript, which has very kindly 
jbeen furnished me for this work by his son and namesake. He was one of the 
jfew who realized the importance of the work of tlie Historical Genealogical 
jSociety, and the influence it was destined to exert. He spent much time aud 
ia liberal amount of money in his investigations. In the preface to the "Ham- 
;Un Family," 1894, the writer eroneuusly stated that David Hamblen under- 
|took the labor of compiling the family genealogy, to assist in recovering an 
Eestate held in abeyance in England, etc. Since examining his manuscripts and 
'correspondence on the subject, it aflfords me pleasure to correct the mistake, 
and to place him in the proper light, from anything said in the former article; 



For Baker see note 125. 

For Hopkins see notes 18, 183 and 288. 



580 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

as it conclusively appears that his object in compiling the genealogy was a 
laudable ambition to preserve the family history: nor were his labors confined 
to the records of the Hamlins alone, but to f)ther ancestors. To one member 
of the family he wrote in 1847: "I have business and money enough without 
publishing the geneology, and shall not do it for money." To another; "I 
have never heard of any property of the liamblens in trust; and if there is a 
rumor about it, I should think it would be like the 'Chase fortune, all humbug.' 
In his own handwriting he recorded the date of birth of his wife, and that 
they were married Januaiy, Sunday 5, 1845, 10 minutes before 6 o'clock, by the 
Rev. Mr. William M. Rogers, of the Central Church, at No. 4, Wheeler Court." 
His health failed, and he went to P'lorida the winters of 1853-4 and 1854-5, in the 
futile attempt to rid himself of that fatal scourge, consumption, greatly retard- 
ing his business and researches. His early death was profoundly regretted. He 
d. Boston, Thanksgiving morning, Nov. 29. 1855. An upright Christain gentle- 
man, very highly esteemed by those who knew him. She d. Jan. 26, 1888. 
Record of children as made by himself: 

5660. Harriot Angeltne Hamblen, b. i past 6 o'clock, a. m. Sunday, 

May 13, 1849, No. 83, W St.* 

5661.* David Hamblen, b. i past 6 o'clock, a. m. Thurs- 
day, Feb. 6, 1851, No. 83. W St. 

5662. Samuel Hamblen, b. i past 8 o'clock, p. m. Wednes- 
day, June 9, 1852, No. 83, W St.t 

5663.* Ephraim Stone, b. i past 6 o'clock, a. m. Friday, 

May 4,1855, No. 14, Franklin Square. 

[2250] Dr. SAMUEL BROWN HAMBLEN,« (Bro. of Perez,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., Jan. 16, 1823; m. Mar. 4, 1846, Angeline Watson, b. Bos- 
ton, May 28, 1823. He graduated from Harvard Medical School, 1846; hed.at 
his house. No. 832, Washington St., Boston, on Saturday, 1:15 p. m., July 29, 

1848; buried Sunday, at Hill Cemetery. His widow res. North Scituate, 

Mass., 1897. 

No issue. 

[2251] JESSE HAMBLEN,* (Bro. of Perez,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., Sept. 5, 1825; m. there, Thursday, Jan. 7, 1847, Maria 
Theresa,* dau. of Thomas and Thankful (Hblbrook) Higgins,:}: b. Wellfleet, 
Apr. 12, 1828; merchant; Boston; resided South Boston; Republican; Metho- 
dists. He d. South Boston, Mar. 6, 1856; she m. 2d, Apr. 24, 1864, Jeremiah 
Howes. 

Children: 

5664. Cordelia Hopkins, b. Oct. 29, 1847, Wellfleet: d. Mar 26, '48 

5665. Joshua, " July 14, 185.3, South Boston. 

5666. Jessie Maria, " May 16, 1855, " " unm. 1897. 

[2252] CORDELIA HAMBLEN,* (Sister of Perez,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., June 19, 1827: m. Jan. 6, 1846, Capt. Elisha Baker, son 
of Thomas and Susan (Bakerg) Hopkins, || b. Truro, Mass., Nov. 4, 1824. He 

* She d. Oct. 5, 1850. 

t He was unmarried, 1894. 

$ For Higgins see note 392. 

§ For Baker see note 185. 

II For Hopkins see notes 18, 183 and 288. 



EIGHTH GENERATIOJ?}. 581 

iwas in the lumber business with his brother-in-law, Joshua Hamblin, Jr.; res. 
I in various places in Mass., Penn., N. Y. and Cal. In 1845 David Hamblen wrote 
to him in Hampden, Me. She d. Wellfleet, Mar. 19, 1853. 

' Ch. b. East Boston: 

5667. Cordelia H., Apr. 11, 1849: m. Albert Cook. 

[2255] NATHATS^IEL BAKER,* (Jane Hamblen,^ Cornelius,«5 Benja- 
min,* Eleazer,^ James,2i)b. Wellfleet, Mass., Aug. 10, 1808; m. Feb., 1832, Ever- 
lina Smith- He d. New York, a few years ago. 
Child: 

5668. Angeline, m. Seymour. 

[2257] Capt, JOSEPH BAKER,* (Bro. of Nathaniel,) 

b, Wellfleet, Mass., Aug. 22, 1812: m. 1st, Eastham, Mass., Dec, 15, 1834, 

Eunice, dau. of Ephraim and (Smith) Harding,* b. Eastham. June, 1812, 

who d. Eastham, May, 1848; m. 2d, May Jane White; master mariner; Supt. of 
construction, B. & O. R. R.: Wellfleet; Baltimore, Md., and Grafton, Va.; Re- 
' publican; Methodists. He d. Grafton, August, 1860. 
Children: 
5669.* Sarah Adaline, b. July 24, 1838, Wellfleet. 

5670. Nancy Knowles, "Dec. 1840, Eastham; d. Sept. 20, '78. 

5671. Eunice Smith, " Nov. 27, 1846, 

[2258] RUTH HAMBLEN BAKER,* (Sister of Nathaniel,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., Mar. 10, 1816; m. there, Nov. 23, 1836, Capt. John Neal, 

b. N. Y. City {?), May 1, 1816: master mariner: Truro, Mass., until 1836; since, 

Wellfleet; Republican; Methodists. 
Ch. b. Wellfleet: 

5672. Lucy Jane, Oct. 19, 1838. 

5673. Ann Maria, Apr. 2, 1843; d. Sept. 7, 1844. 
5674.* John Richard, Sept. 2, 1847. 

5675.* Frank Walter, Aug. 19, 1855. 

[2259] HEZEKIAH DOANE BAKER,* (Bro. of Nathaniel,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., Nov. 22, 1818; m. Dec. 15, 1842, Hannah S., dau. of 
Freeman Cobb,t of Truro, Mass.; b. Oct. 13, 1821. 
Children: 

5676. EleazerH., b. July 3, 1844, Truro. 

5677. Hezekiah D., " Oct 11, 1845, " 

5678. Nancy E., '' Nov. 6, 1850, Wellfleet. 

[2260] Capt. ELIJAH BAKER,« (Bro. of Nathaniel,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., Sept. 7, 1821; m. there, Nov. 8, 1842, Catherine, dau. of 

Elisha Rich and Polly (Lombard^) Atwood,g b. Wellfleet, Aug. 4, 1824: master 

mariner; Wellfleet until 1850; afterwards East Boston, Mass.: Democrat: 

Methodist; member Baebec Lodge, A. F. & A. M,; she Cong. He d. East 



* For Harding see notes J26 and 164 

+ For Cobb see notes 20, 106 and 1:28. 

t For Lombard see note 43. 

5 For Atwood see note 287. 



582 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Boston, Jan. 5, 1873; she m. 2(], Oct., 1878, William Henry Means, of Essex, 
Mass., who d. June 15, 1886. iShe d. Essex, Dec. 12, 1899. 
Ch. b. Wellfleet: 

5679. Eleazer H., Jan. 15, 1844: d. Feb. 26, 1844. 

5680.* Elijah, May 19, 1845. [unm. 

5681. Joseph Edwin, May 26, 1847; lost at sea. Mar. 22, 1875, 

5682.* Mary Emma Atwood, Feb. 28, 1849. 

5683.* Catherine Paulina, Apr. 13, 1851. 

5684.* Adaliza Marcta, June 15, 185^. 

[2262] MARY JANE BAKER,8 (Sister of Nathaniel,) 
b. Wellfleet, Mass., Aug. 23, 1827: m. there, Jan. 16, 1849, Uriah, son of 
Samuel and Polly (Lombard*) Rich,t b. Wellfleet, Jan. 14,1827; fisherman; Well- 
fleet; Republican; member of Marine Benevolent So.; Methodists. 

Ch. b. Wellfleet: 

5685. Samuel, b. Nov. 20, 1850: d. Feb. 7, 185L 

5686. Mary Frances, " Aug. 27, 1852, " Jan. 7, 1853. 
5687.* Mary Frances, " Dec. 20, 1853. 

[2263] PAULINE MAYO BAKER.* (Sister of Nathaniel,} 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., Nov. 28, 1830; m. there, July 13, 1859, Daniel Young, 
son of Eleazer Y. and Polly (Paine) Newcomb, b. Truro, Mass., Jan. 10, 1828; 
farmer; Wellfleet, 1859-62; Provincetown, 1862-3; Wellfleet, 1863-78; East Bos- 
ton, 1878-83: Chelsea, 1883-5; since, Westminster; Republican; Congs, 

Ch. b. Wellfleet: 

5688.* David Edson, Mar. 13, 1861. 

5689. Charles Ellsworth, Aug. 21, 1863. 

5690. Myra May, Sept. 8, 1867: unm. 1901. 

[2264] JOSEPH BROWN HAMBLEN,^ (Cornelius," e^ Benjamin,* 

Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Wellfleet, Mass., Dec. 9, 1813; m. Kingston, Mass., 
July 25, 1841, Rebecca Delano, dau. of Capt. Zebulon and Sallie (Sampson) Bis- 
bee, b. Kingston, Mar. 9, 1817. He resided at Wellfleet until 1847; then at 
Boston, with business residences in other places, engaged in the business of 
canning oysters, lobsters, fish, etc. In this business he was originally a mem- 
ber of tbe firm of Johnson & Hamblen, which merged into the firm of Hamblen, 
Baker & Co., composed of himself, his fatlier, his brother Cornelius and Benja- 
min Baker. In 1852-3, he resided at Fishing Island, Md., in the same business, 
but prior to the Civil war withdrew from the old firm and engaged in business 
with a Mr. Macomber, under the firm name of J. B. Hamblen & Co., who con- 
ducted a lobster canning factory at Vinalhaven, Maine, until 1864. In 1868 
he established a branch station for Hamblen, Baker &Co., at Jersey City, N. J., 
remaining there until June, 1874, when he returned to Boston, residing there 
until the spring of 1882; afterwards at Lexington, Mass.; Republican; Metho- 
dist. Both d. Lexington; he from an injury from a fall, June 29, 1891; she, 
Nov. 16, 1892. 

* For Lombard see note 43. 

* For Rich see note 150. 



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583 



5691.* 
5692.* 
5693.* 
5694.* 
5695.* 



Children: 

Charles Thomas, 
William Bisbee, 
Joseph Brown, 
George Zbbulon, 



b. June 22, 1842, Wellfleet. 

" July 4, 1844, " 

" June 8, 1849, Boston. 

" June 17, 185.3, " 



'Arthur Wellington, " Jan. 21, 1856, 



[2265] CORNELIUS HAMBLEN, (Bro. of Joseph,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., June 24, 1818; m. 1st, Eppinj^, N. H., Oct. 20, 1842, Sa- 
.•ah, dau. of Levi Towle, b. Epping, Sept. 18, 1818, who d. Newmarket, N. H.; 
en. 2d, Bucksport, Me., Sept. 14, 1851, his cousin, Rebecca Eldridge, dau.of Ben- 
iamin and Eliza (Eldiidge*) Gross, b. Bucksport, Me., June 4, 1828, who d. 
jBucksport, Feb. 26, 1889; he was educated Wilbraham Academy, Mass., and 
iWesleyan University, Middleton, Ct.; merchant; Wellfleet and Charlestown, 
Mass., Fishing Island, and Crisfleld, Md., Jersey City, N. J., and Detroit, 
Mich.; Methodist. He. d. Detroit, Aug. 11, 1884. 

Ch. b. 1st wife: 

b. Aug. 5, 1844, Newmarket. 

" June 13, 1846, Boston; d. in infancy. 



Mar. 18, 1858, Fishing Island: unm. 1898. 



[2266J SARAH BAKER HAMBLEN, (Sister of Joseph B., ) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., May 5, 1820; m. there, July 25, 1844, Jedediah, son of 

Jedediah and Jemima (Lombardf) Shedd, b. Truro, Mass., Oct. 26, 1816, who d. 

Boston, Mass., Oct. 13, 1885; she res. with her son at Grand Rapids, Mich., 1903. 

Children: 



5696.* 


Joseph Gordon 


5697. 


Sarah Alice, 


5698. 


Cornelius, 




By 2d wife: 


5699. 


Sarah Alice, 



I 



5707 



b. Aug. 

" Mar. 

" May 

" Aug. 

'' Aug. 

" May 

" Sept. 

Charles Wilbur," Oct. 



5700. 


William F., 


5701. 


Warren E., 


5702. 


Lewis H., 


5703. 


Sarah A., 


5704. 


Lewis H., 


5705. 


Charles S., 


5706. 


Lewis H., 



24, 1846, Wellfleet. 

1848, " d. Sept. 3, 1869. 

1, 1851, Charlestown; d. July 28, '52. 

11, 1852, S. Boston; d. Sept. 13, 1853. 

6, 1854, " " July 27, 1855. 

24, 1856, " " Sept. 11, 1856. 

14, 1857, " " Oct. 11, 1862. 
10, 1859, 



[2268] LUCINDA HAMBLEN,* (Sister of Joseph B.,) 

b. Wellfleet, Dec. 3, 1824; m. there, Nov. 11, 1845, Richard, son of Elishaand 

Bethia (HatchJ) Atwood,^ b. Wellfleet, April 22, 1823. He d. Dorchester, Mass., 

May 19, 1862; she res. Cambridge, Mass. 

Children: 



5708. Richard Allen, 

5709. Sarah Anne, 

5710. Helen A., 

5711.* Franklin Hamblen, 



Sept. 3, 1846, Wellfleet. 
Aug. 10, 1848, Boston; unm. 1894. 
June 2, 1850; m. J. H. Robinson. 
Apr. 28, 1857, Boston. 



* For Eldridge see note 90. 

+ For Lombard see note 43. 

% For Hatch see note 94. 

§ For Atwood see note 287. 



584 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[2269] ANN LEWIS HAMBLEN,^ (Sister of Joseph B., ) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., Oct. 20, 1826; m. Mar. 13,1848, William Benjamin Frost: 
restaurant keeper: Boston. She d. Jamaica Plains, Mass., Feb. 8, 1894. 

Children: 

5712,* GKOKGE WILLIA3I. 

5713. Sarah Louise; m. Daniel A. Ginn. 

[2270] HANNAH BAKER HAMBLEN, » (Sister of Joseph B.,) 
b. Wellfleet, Mass., Apr. 22, 1828; m. Boston, Mass., May 12, 1861, Robert 
Judge; merchant tailor; Boston. She d. Boston, Jan. 9, 1884. 
Child: 

5714. Willie Lee; d. infancy. 

[2271] BENJAMIN HAMBLEN,^ (Bro. of .Joseph B.,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., Oct. 3, 1829; m. 1st, May 15, 1851, Victorine Ophelia 
Parks; m. 2d and 3d wives. He res. Jersey City, N. J., 1894. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

5715. Charles Edward. 
5716.* Josephine. 

5617. Emma. 

[2272] LEWIS II AMBLEN,« (Bro. of Joseph B., ) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., Sept. 18, 1832; m. 1st, Ararat, Australia, Apr. 29, 1858, 
Amelia Ann Maria, da'u. of Thomas and Mary Owen, b. in Wales, Apr. 29, 1836. 
who d. Wellfleet, Jan. 1, 1892; m. 2d, Allston, Mass., by Rev. Wm. N. Brodbeck. 
Feb. 8, 1893, Mrs. Louise F. Rich, dau. of Capt. Ebenezer and Louise Lee 
(Shedd) Freeman,* b. Truro, Mass., Nov. 16, 1835. He went to Boston, 1846, and 
was employed in a wholesale drug house; went to Australia, 1853, where he was 
a farmer and merchant, until 1874; returned to America to visit his aged 
parent; went to Australia again, and in 1876 returned and occupied the old 
Hamblen homestead in Wellfleet for many years; later res. Roslindale, Mass. 
No issue. 

[2273] Capt. ISAIAH BAKER HAMBLEN,^ (Bro. of Joseph B.,) 
b. Wellfleet, Mass., June 23, 1835; m. Ilingham, Mass., Sept. 10, 1855, Maria 
Grey, dau. of Giles and Eliza (Abbott) Gardner, b. Hingham, July 11, 18.32. He 
removed with his parents to Boston, Mass., 1851; educated- in the schools of 
Wellfleet and Boston, and at Wilbraham Academy, Mass., two years. He took 
charge of the canning business of Hamblen, Baker & Co., at Westover, Md.. 
remaining there until 1858, when he removed to Halifax, N. S., and took charge 
of canning business there and took the place of his father in the firm, 1860. In 
1866 they shipped a large bill of canned lobsters to Cross & Blackwood, of Lon- 
don, Eng., being the first lot ever exported from Novia Scotia. He resided at 
Somerville, Mass., 1867; traveled in the west the following year and located a 
branch house in Detroit, Mich.; removed to Boston 1870, retired from the old 
firm and engaged in tailoring in the firm of Robert Judge & Co.; removed to 
Prince Edward Island, 1879, and again engaged in the canning business, firm of 
I. B. Hamblen & Co., consisting of himself and sons; removed to Pictou, N. S., 
1882, and erected several factories on Northumberland Straits, marketing their 
goods in Europe. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 



585 



He visited England and the Continent of Europe in 1885 on business. Tliey 
)uilt a steamer in 1890 for tlieir trade, wliicli was afterwards put on tlie route 
oetween Pictou. Antigonisli and Cape Breton, receiving a subsidy from the 
^'rovincial government. He removed to Boston, 1896, and engaged in the coal 
rade at Roslindale, firm of 1. B. Hamblen & Sons. President Roslindale Co- 
iperative Bank; Republican; member of John Abbott Lodge, A. F. & A. M., 
ilso, R. A.M., and Granite Rock Div. Sons of Temperance; Warden 23d Ward; 
Methodist. 




Capt. Isaiah B. Hamblen. 





Children: 






5718.* 


Norton Newcomb, 


b. 


Aug. 


5719.* 


Lewis Franklin, 


'• 


Mar. 


5720.* 


Edward Herbert, 


u 


June 


5721.* 


William Abbott, 


(( 


Oct. 


5722.* 


Walter Phipps, 


u 


May 



12, 1856, Westover, Md. 
6, 1858, 

11, 1860, Sambro. 
20, 1866, Halifax. 
10, 1869, Somerville. 



[2274] FRANKLIN BAKER HAMBLEN,« (Bro. of Joseph B., ) 
b. Wellfleet, Mass., Nov. 25, 1837: m. East Greenwich, R. I., Sarah Knowles. 
(He res. Jersey City, N. J. 
Children: 

I 5723. Fred L. 

' 5724. John T. 

5725. Ada. 





Children: 


5728. 


Richard Allen, 


5729. 


Harriet, 


5730. 


Mary S., 


5731. 


Addie, 


5732.* 


Richard Allen, 



586 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[2275] MARY HAMBLEN,* (Eleazer,' Cornelius, "^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 

James,2i) b. Wellfleet, Mass., Oct. 23, 1817; m. .Tuly 4, 1838, Tiiomas Cobb,* of 

Truro, Mass., b. Dec. 15, 1817. This family is all dead; she d. Wellfleet, Nov. 

16, 1847. 

Children: 

5726. Betsey Ellen, b. Jan. 18, 1839. 

5727. Thomas, " Apr. 12, 1843. 

[2276] BENJAMIN BROWN HAMBLEN,^ (Bro. of Mary,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., Dec. 10, 1819: m. Mar. 24, 1846, Mary Jane Smith, of 
Newtown, Long Island, N. Y., b. Dec. 14, 1827; produce dealer; Charlestown, 
Mass. They had a large family of children. Both d. Charlestown; he Feb. 21, 
1893; she May 20, 1885. 

n: 

b. Dec. 29, 1847. 

m. Bledsdell. 

" Burchmore and Shumway. 

" Carpenter. 

b. Aug. 2, 1866, Charlestown. 

[2277] SUSAN ATWOOD HAMBLEN,' (Sister of Mary,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., April 6, 1822; m. Dec. 10, 1845, James Paine Nye.t 

b. Chatham, Mass., Oct. 21, 1819; she d. East Boston, Mass., Dec. 21, 1895: he 

d. Sharon, Mass., Aug. 20, 1902. 
Ch. b. Wellfleet: 
5733.* Mercy Abigail, June 6, 1853. 

[2278] MERCY ATWOOD HAMBLEN,« (Sister of Mary,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass, April 14, 1824; m. Richard Hopkins,| of Truro, Mass. 

This family is all dead. She d. Wellfleet, Feb., 1853; another record gives her 

death Dec. 16, 1852. 

No issue. 

[2279] JANE HAMBLEN,« (Sister of Mary,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., Mar. 12, 1827; m. Dec. 12, 1848, Timothy Lombard Mayo,? 
b. Truro, Mass. She d. East Boston, Mass., Sept. 2, 1881: he d. Somerville, 
Mass., Jan. 28, 1901. 

Children: 

5734.* Mary Ella, b. Sept. 20, 1850. 

5735. Susan Jane, " June 3, 1856; d. Jan. 19, 1879. 

[2280] ELEAZER HAMBLEN,^ (Bro. of Mary,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., July 26, 1829: m. Jersey City, N. J., Feb. 26, 1857, Frances 
Emily, dau. of Sylvester and Emily (Crane) Woodhouse, b. Wethersfield, Ct., 
Aug. 31, 1835; res. Boston, Mass.; removed to Jersey City, 1854; engaged in coal 
trade, until 1870, and other enterprises; Methodist, until 1851, Presb., after 
1880. He d. 1898. 

* For Cobb see notes 20, 106 and 128. 
+ For Nye see note 34. 

* For Hopkins see notes 18, 183 and 288. 
8 For Mayo see note 21. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 587 

Ch. b. Jersey City: 

5736. Susan Addie, Oct. U, 1858; d. Mar. 29, 1863. 

5737. Emily S., June 22, 1864. 
5738.* Austin Phelps, Feb. 27, 1867. 

f2282J ALLEN AT WOOD HAMBLEN,^ (Bro. of Mary,) 
b. Wellfleet, Mass., Feb. 16, 1834; name of first wife unknown; m. 2d, N. Y. 
i City, Aug., 1873, Lavalette Elizabeth Dunn, b. Charlestown, S. C, Apr. 2, 1847, 
' who d. East Boston, Mass., Jan. 14, 1892. He d. New Yorlf, Oct. 28, 1878. 
Ch. by 1st wife: 
5739.* Collins Emerson, b. Oct. 1868. 
By 2d wife, b. N. Y. City: 

5740. Jessie Lavelette, Sept. 20, 1874. 

[2283] WARREN EMERSON HAMBLEN,« (Bro. of Mary,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., June 22, 1837; m. New York, Mar. 23, 1871, Martha E., 

dau. of John W. and Miranda Kimball,* b. New York, Dec. 17, 1848; mechanic 

and builder. He d. Brooklyn, N. Y., Dec. 18, 1895. 

Ch. b. New York: 

5741. Mattie Elizabeth, Oct. 16, 1873. 

5742. Jessie Grace, Sept. 17, 1875, 

5743. AdaOriana, Oct. 26, 1878; d. July 17, 1888. 

L2284] EZEKIEL COLLINS HAMBLEN,* (Bro. of Mary,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., Dec. 14, 1839; m. Jersey City, N. J.,Oct. 24, 1867, Sophia 

Louise, dau. of Nehemiah and Maria Louisa (Seaman) Hicks, b. Nov. 23, 1848; 

wholesale coal dealer; Roselle, N. J.: moved from Boston, 1860; Methodist: 

Children: 

5744. Susie Louisa, b. Oct. 11, 1868, Jersey City: d. July 6, 1870. 
5745.* Collins Emison, " July 25, 1870, " 

5746.* Ethel S., " Dec. 9, 1877, Roselle. 

5747. Ernest Simpson, " Dec. 26, 1885, " unm. 1902. 

[2285] JERUSHA ATWOOD HAMBLEN, 8 (Sister of Mary,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., May 11, 1842; m. there, Dec. 4, 1862, Capt. Edwin, son 
of Daniel Lombard and Mehitable (Atwoodf) Rich, J b. Wellfleet, May 8, 1839; 
master mariner; Quincy, Mass., 1863-8: East Boston, 1868-87: Republican: 
Methodists. Both d. East Boston; she, Jan. 30, 1898; he, June 20, 1887. 
Children: 

5748.* LiLLA Hamblen, b. Mar. 29, 1866, Quincy. 

5749.* Edwin Willis, " May 22, 1872, E. Boston. 

[2287] JOEL HOPKINS,' (Ruth D. Gross,' Mercy Hamblen,6 Cornelius,^ 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Bucksport, Me., 1804; m. 1st, Susan Kilby, 

whod. Sept. 29, 1844; m. 2d, Eliza Kilby, who d. Jan. 14, 1860, aged 50 years and 

8 rao. He d. Brewer, Me., Dec. 19, 1881. 

* For Kimball see notes 254, HO'S and 344. 
+ For Atwood see note 287. 
$ For Rich See note 150. 



o88 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Children: 

5750. Joseph Kilby. 

5751. Andrew Strong; 

5752. EuTH Gross, 

5753. Mary Eliza, 

5754. Francis A., 

5755. Joel Alfred: 

5756. Nancy Baldwin. 

5757. Francis A., 

5758. Clara, 



d. 190L 

b. Feb., 1832; d. Mar. 17, 1832. 
" 1835; m. John H. Cohoon. 

" Aug. 1, 1838; d. Oct. 19, 1840. 
res. Brewer, Me. 

b. May 26, 1844: d. Feb. 19, 1874. 

" Aug. 1845; m. Edw. F. Sinnett. 



[2288] Capt. JOSHUA HOPKINS,^ (Bro. of Joel,) 

b. Bucksport, Me., Sept. 5, 1806: m. 1st, there, 1829, Hannah Rich, of Bucks- 
port, who d. 1833; m. 2d, Lydia A. Nickerson, of Orrington, Me.; m. 3d, Maria 
Hodges-Snow;* mastermariner and farmer; Orrington, Me.; later in life, Hamp- 
den, Me., where he d. July 17, 1886. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Orrington: 

EuTH NiCKERSON, Apr. 4, 1830. 

Hannah, Apr. 26, 1833. 

By 2d wife, b. Orrington: 



5759.* 
5760.* 



5761.* 

5762.* 

5763. 

5764.* 

5765. 

5766.* 



Sarah Cook, July 9, 1839 

Joshua Weston, May 27, 1841 

Thomas J., Apr. 17. 1843 

Clara, June 2, 1845 

Isaac N., June 1, 1848 

Frederick Isaac, June 1, 1850 



d. unm. 



d. Sept. 15, 1850. 



[2289] EUTH HOPKINS,^ 
b. Bucksport, Maine, April 1, 

res. Orrington, Maine: Democrat. 

May 4, 1878. 

Ch. b. Orrington: 

5767. John H., 

5768.* Isaac F., 

5769. Sarah H., 

5770. Joseph A., 
5771.* Joshua Hopkins, 
5772.* Edgar Samuel, 

5773. Eliza, 

5774. Louise, 

5775. Louise, 

5776. Abbie, 

5777. Andreav H., 
5778.* Charles F., 



(Sister of Joel,) 
1808; m. Nov. 26, 1825, Samuel Trask. He 
Both d. Orrington: she, Apr. 4, 1888: he, 



May 29, 1827. 

Feb. 10, 1829. 

June 19, 18.30; m. Hiram Hopkins. 

April 10, 1832. 

June 13, 18.34. 

June 18, 1835. 

d. infancy. 

May 31, 1840; m. Lot Hall. [Sheehan. 

July 11, 1842: m. Silas Nye and Thomas 

Aug. 8, 1850: drowned June 11, 1854. 

Aug. 26, 1857. 



[2290] BETSEY Mcdonald,* (Lydia Gross,' Mercy Hamblen,^ Cor- 
nelius,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,'^ .lames,^!) m. 1st, Harding Snow,*of Hampden, 
Me.; m. 2d, Horace Blanchard, of Hampden, Me. 



* For Snow see note 177. 



EIGHTH GENERATIOJ^J. 589 

Ch. by 1st marriage: 

5779. Harding; d. Hampden. 

5780. Mary; m. Rhines, living 1901. 

[2294] JEREMIAH McDONALD,* (Bro. of Betsey,) 

b. Bucksport, Me., Feb. 15, 1820; m. Bangor, Me., 1854, Rosala, dau. of Capt. 

enry and Louisa (Grant) Chase, b. Prospect, Me., about 1825; pioneer stage 
jid railroad man. He res. with his dau. Mrs. Dora Chick, Bangor, Me., 1901. 

,epublican; she Methodist. She d. 1883. 

Children: 

5781. George, b. about 1856, Bangor; d. there, 1892. 

5782. Dora, " •' 1860, Dexter; m. Charles Chick. 
5783.* Walter, " " 1861, Bangor; " Bertha Coombs. 

[2295] ELIZA ANN McDONALD,' (Sister of Betsey,) 

b. Bucksport, Me., 1820; m. Hampden, Me., Apr. 16, 1856, Capt. Frank, son 

f Jesse Dean, b. Frankfort, Me., Mar. 18, 1827; master mariner; Hampden; 

iepublican; Ensign U. S. Navy; enlisted 1864; served on the Rachael Seaman; 

is. 1865; Freemason; Methodists. 
No issue. 

[2303] SYLVANUS SMITH,« (Delia H. Gross,' Mercy Hamblen," Corne- 
us,5 Benjamin,! Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Orrington, Me., Apr. 2, 1831; m. 1st, 
here, Ellen, dau. of Charles T. and Hannah (Hill) Atwood,* b. Orrington, 1836; 
,'ho d. there, Mar. 4, 1858: m. 2d, Orneville, Me., Amanda E., dau. of James 
nd Nancy (Seavey) Philpot; mariner, mate of vessel; Orrington; Democrat. 
le d. Orrington, Nov. 10, 1866. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Orrington, 

5784.* Althea Jane, Dec. 19, 1855. 

,5785. Ellen, Sept. 8, 1856; d. Oct., 1872. 

By 2d wife, b. Orrington. 
5786.* Albert S., Apr. 2, 1863. 

5787.* Herbert J., Dec. 1, 1865. 

[2.309] Capt. ELEAZER HAMBLEN COLLINS,* (Mercy Gross,' Mercy 
Hamblen, « Cornelius,* Benjamin,* Eleazer,» James.^i) b. Bucksport, Me., 
,816; ra. Bangor, Me., July 13, 1841, Ruth Jane, dau. of Charles and Rhoda 
lyan, b. Sept., 1823; master mariner; Bangor; Methodist; she Adventist. He 
\. Santiago, Cuba, May, 1851: she d, Atkinson, Maine, July 17, 1879. 

Children: 
5788.* Georgiana.' 
5789. Solomon C. 

5790.* Charles Henry, b. Aug. 28, 1845, Bangor. 
5791. Eleazer Hamblen. 

[2310] MARY C. COLLlNS,« (Sister of Eleazer H..) 
m. David Pinkham Gardner. 



* For Atwood see note 287 



590 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Children^ 
5792. Theodore Fletcher, 

5793.* Henry L., b, Oct. 20, 1844, Orrington. 

5794.* Solomon Hamblen, " Feb. 13, 1852, LowelL 

5795. A Daughter,. d, young, 

[2312] SARAH J. COLLINS,^ (Sister of Eleazer H.,.> 
m. Moses Leach. 

Child: 

5796. Annie: unm. 1899. 

[2313] RUTH H. COLLINS,* (Sister of Eleazer H.,) 
m. Bissell. 

Child: 

5797.* Etta. 

[2314] Capt, SOLOMON J. COLLINS,^ (Fro. of Eleazer H., } 
m. Ellen or Helen Burr; master mariner; San Francisco, Cal. 
Children: 

5798. Laura. 

5799. Richard. 

5800. George. 

5801. A Daughter; m. and d., leaving a son. 

[2316] JAMES ELDRIDGE GROSS,« M. D., (Banjamin,' Mercy Ham 
blen,6 Cornelius,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. North Bucksport, Me., Jul; 
30, 1825; m. Vienna, N. Y., Feb. 8, 1853, Maria Maxwell, dau. of Rev. Manl.^ 
and Roxanna (Farwell) Tooker; physician; Chicago, IlL, firm of Gross and Del 
bridge, pharmacists and publishers, 48 Madison St.; Republican. 

Children; [James Canfield 

5802. Mary Eliza, b. Dec. 9, 1853, Clifton Springs, N. Y.; m 
5803.* Annie TooKER, " Aug. 15, 1856, Chicago. 

5804.* Nellie " July 22, 1862, Yellow Springs, Ohio. 

[2318] ELIZA PAYNE GROSS,' (Sister of James E., ) 

b. North Bucksport, Me., Jan. 10, 1838; m. there, April 7, 1866, Capt. Timo 
thy Barter, son of Jacob Blake and Keturah Henderson (Small) Marshall, b 
Marshall's Point, Port Clyde, St. George, Me., Sept. 30, 1838; master mariner 
later, farmer; Port Clyde until 1866; North Bucksport, 1866-8; Upper Fair 
mount, Md., 1868-78; since, N. Bucksport; they live on the farm purchased b' 
her grandfather, Benjamin Gross, 1795, and have the original deed to himfo, 
same. Upon this farm are bearing apple trees planted by Benjamip Gros 
from seeds brought by him from Massachusetts in 1795. He has been po.st 
master at North Bucksport under Presidents Harrison, McKinley and Rest 
velt; Republican: members Center Lodge 116, New England Order of Protei 
tion; Methodists; she member New England Woman's Press Association. 
Ch. b. Upper Fairmount, Md.; 

5805. Benjamin Gross, Feb. 17, 1871; d. Nov. 14, 1874. 

5806.* Earns WORTH Gross, Sept. 25, 1875. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 591 

[2319] SOLOMON HA MBLIN,« (Lewis," David,« Joshua,^ Benjamin,* 

tEleazer,3 James,2i) b. Duchess Co., N. Y., Nov. 6, 1793; m. Sept. 10, 1815, 
cinda Stanaid, b. Vermont, July 6, 1793: farmer; Fenner, N. Y.; he d. there, 
g. 1, 1839. She res. with herdau. Polly, Plainfield, III., and d. there. 
Children: 
5807.* Polly Ajjn, b. June 23, 1816, Fenner. 

5808.* Ora Butler, " Apr. 27, 1819, " 

5809.* Norman Selleck, " May 27, 1824, Madison Co. 
5810.* Reuben Smith, '• July 12, 1826, 

5811. Lewis William, " Oct. 26, 1832: d. Dec. 16, 1849. 

[2320J LEWIS HAMBLIN,« (Bro. of Solomon,) 

b. Galloway, Duchess Co., N. Y., Mar. 20, 1797: m. 1st, Chittenango Falls, 

,. Y., Jan. 18, 1819, Maria, dau. of Asaph and Rhoda (Blalfsley) Humiston, b. 

ipril 24, 1800, who d. Chittenango Falls, Sept. 5. 1830; m. 2d, Cazenovia, N. Y., 

prll 18, 1831, Desire Hulbert, b. June 10, 1804, who d. Chittenango Falls, May 

i, 1846; m. 3d, New Woodstock, N. Y., Dec. 8, 1847, Emily, dau. of Nathaniel 

:id Phebe (Hall) Keeler, b. Perryville, N. Y., Aug. 26, 1817, who d. there, Feb. 

. 1890; farmer; he moved to Perryville, 1807; res. Chittenango Falls, 1819-49; 

ew Woodstock, 1849-56; afterwards Perryville: Abolitionist and Republican; 

Methodist; he was a friend of Garret Smith, and assisted fugitive negroes to 

scape from slavery, receiving them from Smith at Peteisboro, N. Y.; kept, 

id and conducted them to Oswego; thence across the lake to Canada. He d. 

erryville, Feb. 7, 1881. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

•5812.* Rhoda Emeline, b. Feb. 5, 1820, Fenner. 

5813.* Harriet Uretta, " Jan. 25, 1822, Chittenango Falls. 

5814. William, " May, 182-; d. Sept. 3, 1829. 

5815.* Mary Fidelia, '* July 25, 1827, North Manli us. 

By 2d wife, b. Chittenango Falls: 

5816.* Adelaide E., Feb. 14, 1832, 

5817.* Ellen M., Aug. 22, 1833, 

5818.* Edw^n Sylvester, Apr. 15, 1836. 

5819.* Margaret Frances, Feb. 9, 1838. 

5820. Cornelia BusHNELL, Nov. 30, 1840; d. June 3, 1856, 

5821.* Eugene Lew^is, May 18, 1845. 

By 3d wife. b. New Woodstock: 

5822.* Frances Phebe, Feb. 2, 1849. 

5823.* Emma Jane, Nov. 14, 1851. 

[2321] DAVID HAMBLIN,8 (Bro. of Solomon,) 

b, Jan. 28, 1801: m. 1823, prob.- Chittenango Falls, N. Y., Harriet, dau. of 
isaphand Rlioda (Blakesley) Humiston, b. Litchfield, Ct., Apr,, 1804: farmer; 
Chittenango Falls. Both d. there; he Oct, 17, 1880; she, 1897. 
Ch, b. Chittenango Falls: 



5824.* 


.lULIA M., 


Oct, 


12, 


1824. 


5825.* 


Harriet M., 


Sept. 


9, 


1826. 


5826.* 


LuciEN David, 


Dec. 


7, 


1834. 


5827.* 


•Tennie E., 


Feb. 


22, 


1837. 


5828,* 


William Marvin, 


Dec. 


28, 


1841. 



592 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[2322] WILLIAM HAMBLIN,8 (Bro. of Solomon,) 

b. Sullivan, N. Y., Mar. 6, 1803; m. Aug. 25, 1825, Pholly Ransom. He in 

herited his father's farm at Sullivan, a well to do farmer. He d. Sullivan 

Mar. 6, 1880; she d. Perry ville, 1897. 

No issue. 

[2323] HARRIET HAMBL1N,8 (Sister of Solomon,) 

b. Sullivan, N. Y., July 15, 18a5; m. Jan. 11, 1827, Orrin James Woodwortb 
res. Fenner, N. Y.; where he d. | 

Children: 

b. Dec. 24, 1828, Fenner. 



5829.* 


Leon A, 


5830. 


Luther. 


5831. 


Louisa. 


5832. 


Mercy. 


5833. 


Lewis. 



[2324] LUCY HAMBLIN,* (Joshua,^ David,« Josliua.^ Benjamin," Elea 
zer,3 James,2i) b. Fenner, N.Y., July 22, 1801; m. Saratoga, N.Y., 1819, Willian 
Ford Johnson; b. Saratoga, 1800; farmer; Smithfield and Canastota, N. Y. 
Methodists. She d. Canastota, Mar. 1, 1851; he d. Albany, N. Y., 1858. 

Ch. b. Smithfield: 

5834.* Pamblia Elizabeth, Mar. 27, 1820. 

5835.* Mariette, July 14, 1822. 

58,36.* Jane, Dec. 8, 1832. 

5837.* Darius Hamlin, Sept. 13, 1836. 

5838.* William Henry Harrison, Feb. 8, 1838. 

[2325] SUSANNAH HAMBLIN, 8 (Sister of Lucy,) 

b. Fenner, N. Y., Aug. 15, 1803; m. 1st, May 16, 1821, Welcome,^ son o 

William and Ruth (Briggs) Ballou, b. Fenner, Aug. 29, 1798; m. 2d, David, sor 

of David Eddy, b. Fenner, who d. West Barre, N. Y.; res. Fenner, until 1838 

West Barre, until 1872; afterwards, Albion, N. Y., where she d. Mar. 17, 1887 

Ch. by 1st marriage, b. Madison Co., N. Y.: 

Feb. 28, 1822; d. Nov. 11, 1825. 
Oct. 27, 1824. 

,ge: 

b. Apr. 16, 1830, Fenner: d. Feb. 2&, 1867. 



5839. 


Diana, 


5840.* ■ 


Caroline, 




By 2d mai 


5841. 


Mary E., 


5842. 


David B., 


5843. 


Lydia a.. 


5844. 


De Melvin. 


5845. 


Edgar,. 


5846.* 


Edwin, 


5847. 


Elizabeth^ 


5848.* 


Oscar D., 


5849. 


Delos, 



May 


2, 1831, 


i( 


" Nov. 


22, 


1857, unm 


Nov. 


27, 1832, 


i( 


'^ Dec. 


15, 


1852. 


Apr. 


27, 1836, 


■n 


" Jun. 


20, 


1856, unni 


May 


10, 1838, 


il 


" Apr. 


2, 


1862. 


May 


10, 1838, 


'1 








Aug. 


7, 1840, 


W. Bar 


re. 






Apr. 


21, 1842, 


(( 








Feb. 


19, 1845, 


u 









[2326] PAMELIA HAMBLIN,* (Sister of Lucy,> 

b. Fenner, N. Y.,Feb. 4, 1805; m. Smithfield, N. Y., 1825, William, son ol 
William and Helen ( Witherspoon) Morrison, b. Paisley, Scotland, Jan. 31, 1797. 
He came to America with his parents, 1803; farmer; N. Y. state, until 1850: 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 



593 





Children: 






5850.* 


Helen, 


b. 


Aug. 


5851.* 


William, 




May 


5852. • 


Elizabeth, 




Sept 


5853.* 


Agnes, 




Mar. 


5854. 


James, 




Oct. 


5855.* 


Rose, 




Nov. 


5856.* 


Emma, 




Apr. 



{ifterwards, Ills.: Presb.; Freemason. She d. Plainfield, 111., Oct. 8, 1878; he d. 
'gstherville, Iowa, Sept. 13, 1888. 



22, 1826, Lenox, N. Y. 
25, 1828, Syracuse. 

27, 1831, Smithfield; d. May 13, 1843. 
20, 1837, Murray. 

23, 1841, Lenox; d. Feb. 1844. 

12, 1844, 

13, 1847, Smithfield. 



[2327] LEANDER HAMBLIN,** (Bro. of Lucy,) 

, b. Fenner, N. Y., Dec. 15, 1806; m. there, Feb. 4, 1830, Phebe, dau. of Paul 
knd Asenath (Ray) Main, b. Fenner, Aug. 3, 1806; res. PerryviJleandKirkville, 
N. Y., until 1844; Plainfield, III., until 1856: afterwards, xllton, 111.; Baptist. 
He d. Alton, Sept. 17, 1869: she d. Fayetteville, N. Y., Sept. 14, 1877. 

Ch. b. Perryville: 
5857.* Palmer, Feb. 13, 1835. 

5858.* Mary E.. Jan. 20, 1837. 

[2329] BELINDA HAMBL1N,« (Sister of Lucy,) 

b. Fenner, N. Y., Mar. 19, 1809; m. Gideon Wilber, of Fenner. 

Child: 

3859. A Daughter: m. Jay Roberts, of Oneida, N. Y. 

[2330] STEPHEN HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of Lucy, ) 

b. Fenner, N. Y., Feb. 26, 1811; m. there, 1833, Phebie Wilber, b. June 26, 

1810; farmer; Pulaski, Mich., after 1844. He d. there, Apr. 14, 1880; she d. Bay 

City, Mich., July 14, 1888. 





Children: 










5860. 


Cornelia, 


b. Oct. 


1834, 


Fenner; m. 


- — — Clark. 


5861.* 


Ward P., 


" Sept. 


. 1836, 


n 




5862. 


Mary A., 


" Nov. 


1838, 


a >( 


Baker. 


5863. 


Orville J., 


" Feb., 


1840, 


a 




5864. 


O'GlLVIE E., 


" Apr. 


1842, 


" res. 


Albion, Mich 


5865. 


William W., 


" May, 


1845, 


u u 


Pulaski, " 


5866. 


Stephen W., 


" Dec, 


1847, 


Pulaski; d. 


1890. 


5867. 


Phebie O., 


" Feb. 


1850, 


m. 


Picket. 


5868. 


Adelbert, 


" Feb. 


1853, 


d. 


1858. 



[2331] JOSHUA HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Lucy,) 

b. Fenner, N. Y., Mar. 8, 1813; m. Manlius, N. Y., 1840, Maria, dau. of 
Thomas Royalston, b. Manlius, May, 1821. In early life he learned the trade 
of wagon ironing, and followed that business several years; then in the stage 
and livery business several years, afterwards, contractor in construction of 
N. Y; C. R. R., the Ohio and Miss., and other roadsin Indiana, prior to 1861; 
was employed several years building enlargements of the Erie Canal. He was 
engaged with his son in the lime and plaster business, Manlius, 1867-87. Both 
d. Manlius, he Dec. 23, 1891; she Feb. 23, 1843. 
Ch. b. Bridgeport, N. Y.: 
5869.* Jerome Bonaparte, June 17, 1841. 



594 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[2332] ELIZA HAMBLm,8 (Sister of Lucy, j 

b. Fenner, N. Y., July 10, 1816; m. Madison Co., N. Y., Dec. 15, 1835, Sauls- 
bury, son of Stephen and Hannah (Eads) Miller, b. Bennington Co., Vt., Mar. 
28, 1811; farmer; removed to Whitewater, Wis., 1844; and soon after to Jefferson 
Co., Wis., where they resided until 1873. She d. Madison, Wis., Sept. 29, 1891: 
he d. Lima, Wis., Feb: 6, 1893. 

Ch. b. Madison Co., N. Y.: 

5870. Allison R., Feb. 9, 1837: res. Rowland, Ala. 

5871. ROSETTA, Mar. 8, 1840; d. Feb. 14, 1842. 

5872. Ann Jbanette, Nov. 13, 1841. 

[2333] AMANDA HAMBLIN,* (Sister of Lucy,) 

b. Fenner, N. Y., Aug. 13, 1818; m. Kirkville. N. Y., June 7, 1841, William, 
son of David and Maria (Nobles) Hoag, b. Kirkville, June 21, 1821; farmer; 
Kirkville, 1841-63; removed to Tyler settlement, Madison Co., N. Y.; she Ad- 
ventist. Both d. Madison Co.; she, July 10, 1894; he, Feb. 3, 1893. 

Ch. b. Kirkville: 



5873. 


Maria, 


d. in 


infancy. 


5874. 


Emmagene, 


u 


u 


5875. 


Royal, 


t( 


(1 


5876. 


Harrison, 


(( 


u 


5877.* 


Josephine, 


Jan. 


25, 1845. 


5878. 


David, 


Sept. 


8, 1848. 


5879.* 


Celia, 


Nov. 


10, 1852. 


5880. 


Eva, 


Feb. 


2, 1854. 


5881. 


L BANDER, 


.June 


5, 1855; unm 



[2334] ADELIA HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Lucy,) 

b. Fenner, N. Y., May 24, 1820; m. Morrisville, N. Y., Nov. 22, 1840, Paul 
M., son of Charles and Asenath (Mane) Palmer, b. Fayetteville, N. Y., Apr. 15, 
1812; farmer, carpenter and builder; removed to Indiana, about 1841, and resided 
Lake and Laporte counties, until 1872; settled in Michigan City, 1841, then a 
rival of Chicago; res. Shelby Co., Mo., 1872-9; afterwards Laporte Co., Ind., 
where he d. Dec. 11, 1889. He was corporal of militia in N. Y., 1830-6. 

Ch. b. Michigan City: 



5882. 


Mary B., 


June 


10, 


1843; 


d. Apr. 15, 


1891, unm 


5883. 


Gertrude A., 


Jan. 


h 


1849, 


" Sept. 18, 


1858. 


5884. 


Albert J., 


Apr. 


16, 


1851, 


" Jan. 13, 


1856. 


5885.* 


Jerome A., 


Aug. 


10, 


1854. 






5886.* 


Edward E., 


June 


29, 


1858. 







[23.35] HARRISON HAMBLIN,8 (Bro. of Lucy,) 

b. Fenner, N.Y., May 22, 1822; ra. Caroline H. Phelps, b. Petersboro, N.Y., 

Jan. 31, 1823; farmer; Wilmington and Florence, 111. He d. Florence, Sept. 1, 

1852. She d. Wilmington, July 15, 1861. 

Ch. b. Florence: 
5887.* Harrison Samuel, Aug. 1, 1852. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 595 

[2330] LYDIA LOUISE COLLINS.^ (Lydia HamblinJ David," Joshua,^ 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,3James,2i) b. June 15,1810: m. Jan. 8, 1829, Theron 
Wilson, b. June 10. 1805. She d. Jan. 27, 1862. 

Children: 

b. June 17, 1830. 

" June 27, 1832. 

" Sept. 20, 1834. 

" Feb. 3, 1837. 

" Nov. 25, 1840. 

" Nov. 23, 1850. 

CAROLINE COLLINS,* (Sister of Lydia L.,) 

b. Sept. 21, 1817; m. April 3, 1840, Charles Mead, of Duchess Co., N. Y. 
Children: 



5888. 


James, 


5889. 


Eli Newtok, 


5890. 


Sarah Louisa, 


5891. 


Geo. Theron. 


5892. 


Lydia Esther, 


5893. 


Robert Hamlin, 



5894. 


Charles Nelson, 


b. Apr. 


23, 1841; d. July 11, 1850 


5895. 


James Arthur, 


" Mar. 


2, 1843. 


5896. 


Caroline E., 


" Mar. 


2, 1845. 


5897. 


Martha, 


" May 


25, 1847. 


5898. 


Clara B., 


" Dec. 


11, 1849. 


5899. 


Ellen, 


" May 


22, 1852. 


5900. 


Robert Collins, 


" July 


28, 1857. 


5901. 


Carl Fremont, 


" Nov. 


5, 1860. 



[2347] HESTER HAMBLIN,« (Ephraim,' David,« Joshua,^ Benjamin,* 
Eieazer.3 ,Iaraes,2i) b. Smithtield, Duchess Co., N. Y., March 30, 1816; m. Bath, 
N; Y.. Mar. 12, 1840, James Stuart, son of Daniel and Margaret (Stuart) McKay,* 
b. Moss Side, Antrim, Ireland, Nov. 12, 1817; miller. He came to America, 1838; 
Bath, 1843: Painted Post, 1848-9: Addison, 1855: Campbell, 1866; Democrat until 
1866, afterwards Republican; Deputy U. S. Marshal: Supt. of the poor, 1879-94; 
member St. Omar Commandery K. T., and Mystic Shrine; Knight of Honor; 
she, Epis. He d. Campbell, Mar. 30, 1896; she res. Campbell, 1900. 

Children: 

5902.* Sarah Margaret, b. July 23, 1841, Howard. 

5903.* Daniel Stuart, " Mar. 3, 1843, Bath. 

5904.* Hester Ann, " Mar. 27, 1846, Cameron. 

5905.* Mary Caroline, " May 8, 1851, Painted Post. 

[2.349] ALMENIA HAMBLIN,^ (Sister of Hester,) 

b. Avoca, N. Y., April 22, 1819; m. there, Philip Wells; farmer; Avoca and 
Howard, N. Y.: Republican; Presb. Both d. Howard; she, 1890. 

Children: 

5906. Julia A., 1842. 

5907. Lemuel H., 1842. 

5903. John P., 1844; d. in the army. 

[2352] DAVID WELLS HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of Hester,) 

b. N. Y., Mar. 18, 1824; m. N. Y., Nov. 21, 1851, Lorenza, dau. 

of James and - — — (Van Auken) Leach, b. Nov. 16, 1825; farmer; near Bath, 

* The McKays claim to descend from Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotts. 



596 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

N. Y.: removed to Sterling, 111., 18'i5; soldier, Mexican War; Whig and Repub- 
lican; she Methodist. He d. Chicago, Nov. 15, 1894; she d. Sterling, Nov. (J, 

1877. 

Children: 

5909. Melyin Jaivles, b. Oct. 7, 1852, N. Y.; d. Feb. 15, 1854. 

5910.* David Wells, " May 14, 1856, Sterling. 

5911.* LORENZA Almena, " Dec. 30, 1857, " 

5912.* Eugene Leroy, " Aug. 16, 1863, 

5913.* Scott Elias, " Jan. 6, 1867, " 

[23531 MARTIN E. HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Hester,) 

b. N. Y., Mar. 22, 1826; m. Rachael, dau. of David and Rachael (Rose) 
Wells, b. Hovi^ard, N. Y.: farmer; Fremont, Howard and Avoca, N. Y.; Repub- 
lican. Both d. Avoca; he, Feb. 24, 1893; she, Feb. 19, 1879. 

Children: 

5914.* Hakmon, b. Aug. 29, 1852, Howard. 

5915.* Munetta, " Sept. 18, 1854, Fremont. 

5916.* Henrietta A., " Sept. 30, 1857, " 

[2354] TRUMAN HAMBLIN,8 (Elijah,^ David,^ Joshua,^ Benjamin,^' 
Eleazer,^ James.2i) He is dead; several children, res. Westtleld, Pa. 

[2355] IRA HAMBLIN, (Bro. of Truman,) ' 

m. and had a son and daughter, who res. in Virginia. He is dead. 

[2356] POLLY ANN HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Truman,) 

b. Fenner, N. Y., Aug. 18, 1809; m. there, Apr. 26, 1826, Noble Davis 
Ormsby, b. Great Barrington, Mass., Aug. 1, 1807; turner; Fenner: Brookfleld, 
Pa., 1831; Troupsburg, N. Y., 1838; N. Y. City, 1845; Brooklyn, 1848; Presbs. 
She d. Troupsburg, Jan. 1, 1892; he d. Brooklyn, Feb. 19, 1852. 

Children: 

5917. Mary Jane, b. Dec. 7, 1827, Fenner; d. Mar. 30, 1830. 

5918.* Ellen Maria, " Sept. 24, 1829, " [Ketchum. 

5919. Ira Hamblin, " Nov. 21, 1831, Brookfleld; m. Josephine 

5920.* WiLMOT Newton, " June 22, 1845, N. Y. City. i 

[2357] NORMAN HAMBLIN,8 (Bro. of Truman. ) 

b. Fenner, N. Y., June 10, 1810; m. about 1830-31, Louisa, dau. of Arnold 
Hull, b. Vermont, April 16, 1814; farmer; Hocking Co., Ohio, 1833-64; after- 
wards, Clark Co., 111.; Methodist. He d. Casey, III, May 1, 1892; she d. Salis- 
bury, 111., May, 1882. 

Ch. b. Hocking Co.: 

5921. Jacob, Nov. 29, 1832. 

5922. Betsey, 1834. 

5923. Diantha, Nov. 29, 1836. 

5924. Norman, 1838; d. Loving ton, 111., 1878. \ 
5925.* Roxania, Aug. 6, 1840. | 
5926. Elijah, Mar. 29, 1842. j 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 597 

[2358] ENOCH EVERETT HAMBLIN,8 (Bro. of Truman,) 

b. N. Y.; removed to Ohio at the age of 11 years; married. 
Children: 

5927. Lewis, res. Columbus, Ohio. 

5928.* Robert E., b. Aug. 14, 1852, Logan, Ohio. 

5929. William E., res. Kingfisher, Okl. 

5930.* Ira B., b. Dec. 24, 1856, Logan. 

(2359] CORNELIUS HAMBLIN,« ( Bro. of Truman,) 

b. Madison Co., N. Y., 1818; m. Sarah Joseph, of Logan, Ohio. 
Children: 

5931. Noel W., res, Logan, Ohio. 

5932. Elleii. 

5933. Esther. 



[2360] MARIAH HAMBLIN,^ (Sister of Truman,) 

b. N. Y., Aug. 1, 1812; m. Broome Co., N. Y., 1830, William, son of Burg 

jPotter, b. Steuben Co., N. Y., 1807; carpenter; N. Y; Nelsonville and Logan, 

phio; Democrat: Methodists. Both d. Logan; she, Aug. 24, 1870; he, Jan. 4, 

1887. 

Childr/fen: 

5934. Albert. 

5935.* Esther, b. Dec. 6, 1835, Hornellville. 

[2361J LUCY HAMBLIN,' (Sister of Truman,) 

m. Noel Clark; his second wife. Both dead. 
Children: 

5936. Royal, res. Bath, N. Y. 

5937. Oscar, res. Cameron Mills, N. Y. 

[2362] ALMIRA HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Truman,) 

b. Madison Co., N. Y., June 27, 1821; m. Hocking Co., Ohio, 1841, Robert, 
[son of Thomas and Barbara (Hook) Wright, b. Ravena, Ohio, June 2, 1809; flour 
mercliant; Logan, Ohio; Democrat; As.sociate Judge, 1845; County Commissioner 
[and Justice of the Peace; Presbs. Both d. Logan; she May 18, 1887; he July 
m, 1897. 





Ch. b. Logan: 










5938. 


Lucius Case, 


May 


12, 


1842. 




5939.* 


Homer Lafaette, 


Jan. 


1, 


1845. 




5940. 


Charles Pius, 


Feb. 


4, 


1847. 




5941. 


Ella Maria, 


Apr. 


1, 


1851; 


d. 1859. 


5942. 


Lucy Maria, 


Oct. 


21, 


1857, 


" 1901, unm 



'[2363] HARRIET HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Truman,) 

m. H. Westenhaver. She is dead. 

Child: 
5943. Lucy. 



598 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[2364] HARRIET HAMBLIN,* (David,'^ Joshua,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer, 
James,2i) m. Jeremiah, son of David and Matilda (Teall) Sornborger: farmei': 
Nortli E:ast, N. Y. She d. Albany, N. Y.. June 10, 1860; he d. North East 
186-. 

Ch. b. North East: 

5944.* Maria, 1819. 

5945.* David, Sept. 18, 1822. 

5946.* Hamblin. 

5947.* Phii^andjer, 

[2367] MYRON HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Hamet,) 

b. Brutus, N. Y., Dec. 20, 1807; m. Ancram. N. Y., Jan. 10, 1839, Rache 
A., dau. of John and Cynthia (Adsit) Tripp, b. Ancram, April 15, 1811; farmer 
Pine Plains, N. Y., 1840-4; Ancram, until 1860; afterwards, Nortli East, N.Y. , 
assessor and highway commissioner. He d. 1897. 
Children: 

5948.* JA3IES, b. May 27, 1841, Pine Plains. 

5949.* David, " June 7, 1844, Ancram. 

5950.* Marietta, " Oct. 20, 1848, " 

5951.* Hiram, " Jan. 22, 1854, 



[2368] ALVAH HAMBLIN.s (Bro. of Harriet,) 

b. Auburn, Ohio, Sept. 30, 1810; m. there, Aug. 22, 1838, Alvira S., dau. ot 
Erastus and Mary (Goodwin) Eggleston, of Auburn and Pioneer, Ohio; b. Gor 
ham, N. Y., Oct. 7, 1821. He d. Clay Co., Wis., about 1894. 



Children: 

5952. Henry H., b. Oct 

5953. Albert, 

5954. Mary E., 

5955. Lucy O., 

5956. Sarah L., 

5957. Ida E., 



[Robinson 
7, 1840. m. Freelove demons and Margaret 
May 19, 1845; d. Aug. 15,' 1845. 
Oct. 9, 1846; m. Julius Thatcher. 
Aug. 6, 1853, " Elias DePew. 
Aug. 16, 1857, " Frank Emerick. 
Feb. 21, 1859, " Rev. A. J. Beebee. 



. [2371] SARAH ANN HAMBLIN,* (Sister of Harriet,) 

b. Auburn, Geauga Co., Ohio; m. May 9, 1838, John Crafts, son of Daniei 
T. and Mary (Crafts) Goodwin, b. Auburn, Apr. 4, 1814. She d. Mansion 
Juneau Co., Wis. 





Children: 












5958. 


Sarah M., 


b. May 


9, 


1839; 


ra. 


Mortimer Finch. 


5959. 


John M., 


" Mar. 


14, 


1841, 


u 


Mary J. Salisbury. 


5960. 


Ellen L., 


" Dec. 


26, 


1842, 


(( 


David Salisbury. 


5901. 


Henry, 


" Nov. 




1844; 


d. 


in the army, 1862. 


5962. 


Elijah, 


" Dec, 




1846; 


m. 


Asa Lyon. 


5963. 


Emina, 


'^ Jan., 




1848, 


d. 


1851. 


5964. 


Alvery E., 


" July 


6, 


1853. 






5965. 


Albert, 


" Feb., 




1854; 


(1 


same month. 


5966. 


Mary, 


" Jan., 




1855; 


m. 


Dorland'.. 



[2373] STICKLES DAVID HAMBLIN,* (Eli,' David,« Joshua,^ Benja 

min,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Duchess Co., N. Y., Apr. 18, 1818; m. Dryden. 

N. Y., July 2, 1846, Alraira Jane, dau. of Albert J. and Melvina (Folkson) Two- 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 



599 



iod, b. Pittstown, N. Y.,Dec. 14, 1815: farmer: Dryden, 1829-62: Danby, N. Y.. 
itil his death, except a year in Wisconsin; Whig and Republican, until the 
^jfeat of Horace Greeley; afterwards. Democrat; Granger; she Cong. He d. 
anby, .Tun. 6, 1901. 

Children: 

5967.* Delia, b. Dec. 9, 1847, Dryden. 

5968.* John Twogood, " Oct. 2, 1849, " 

5969. James Ely, ■'• Nov. 1, 1852. 

5970. Cora H., ■ •* Dec. 10, 1858: d. Feb. 18, 1881. 

[2377] EDWIN HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Stickles D.,) 

b. Duchess Co., N. ¥., July 13, 1826; m. Sarah, dau. of John Chilsdn. b, 

■berry Valley, N. Y.: farmer: Dryden, N. Y., and Mason City, Iowa; Republi- 

tni;she Cong. He d. Mason City, 1879. 

! Ch. b. Mason City: 

5971. Ely, 1850; d. Mason City, 1877. 

5972. William, 1853. 

5973. Cordelia. 1856. 

[2379] ELIZABETH HAMBLIN,V (Sister of Stickles D.,) 

b. Duchess Co., N. Y., May 8, 1834: m. Fred, son of William and Anna 
l^ash) Hanford, b. Dryden, N. Y., Mar. 15, 1827: farmer; Dryden, until 1875: 
jfterwards. Mason City, Iowa; Republican: she Cong. He d. Mason City, Mar. 
i?. 1891. 

Ch. b. Dryden: 

5974. Mary, July 13, 1857; d. Jan. 4,1858. 

5975. Frank, Oct. 18, 1858; unm. 1902. 
5976.* May Cordelia, Dec. 8, 1863. 

5977. Fred, Apr. 8, 1866; d. Sept. 4, 1866, 

5978. Georgia, Dec. 29, 1868; unm. 1902. 

[2380] ELIZABETH HAMBLIN,^ (Hiram,^ David,^ Joshua,'- Benjamin, » 
,leazer,3 James,2i) b. North. East, N. Y., Aug. 31, 1817: m. there, Dec. 30, 1835: 
j>r. Samuel, son of Col. James and Elizabeth (Rogers) Robertson,* b. Windham, 
jr. Y., 1807. He graduated from Union College, class of 1831, A. B., and from 
Berkshire Medical College, Williamstown, Mass., 1834: practiced medicine at 
lillerton, N. Y., until 1853: iron manf.,' Napanock, N. Y., where he made part 
if the cables used in the suspension bridge at Niagara Falls, 1853-7; built the 
[jnnery at Sterling Run, Pa., now owned by the U. S. Leather Co.. and with 
;is brother, Col. George Robertson, operated the tannery at Forestport, N. Y.. 
657-69; afterwards, res. Canastota, 'N. Y.; Republican; Presbs., in which 
jhurch he was an elder. She d. Syracuse, N, Y., July 30, 1892; he d. Canastota, 
jept. 27, 1883. 

Children: 

5979. Hiram H., b. Feb. 28, 1840: d. May 1, 1842. 
5980.* Elizabeth Hamblin, " Aug. 21, 1849, North East. 

I _ * Note 393. GEORGE ROBERTSON.i b. Glasgow, Scotland, 17.57; came to America about 
"4; he was a Rev. soldier. His son, Col. James Robertson, m. Elizabeth Rogers, and res. in 
reene Co., N, Y. The history of that county contains a sketch of the Robertson family. 



600 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[2386] ERASMUS DARWIN PITKIN,MElizabeth Hamblin,^ Joshua," 
Benjamin, 1 Eleazer," James, 21) b. Ballston Sbrinj^s, N. Y., June 24, 1808: m. 



Oct. 9, 1838, Frances Wilcox, of Saratoga, N. 
Sept. 11, 1860; she d. Jan. 29, 1877. 

Ch. b. Saratoga Springs: 



5981. 


George W., 


Feb. 


5982. 


Caroline E., 


Mar. 


5683. 


Mary Louise, 


Jan. 


5984. 


Wm. Francis, 


Apr. 


5985. 


J. Howard, 


Sept, 


5986. 


Samuel, 


Mar. 



Y. He d. Saratoga Springs, N. Y..* 



4, 1840; d. unm. Sept, 2, 1867. 

27, 1842, " Aug. 8, 1843. 

20, 1844, " unm. Mar. 1875. 

13, 1847; Banker, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

20, 1848; d. Mar. 27, 1855. 

19, 1852, " Mar. 25. 1855. 



[2387] CAROLINE ELIZABETH PITKIN,8 (Sister of Erasmus D.,) 
b, Balston Springs, N. Y., Nov. 3, 1810; m. Saratoga Springs, N. Y., Oct. 28, 

1833, James G., son of Giles and Jane (Brisbin) Siocum,* b. Claverack, N. Y.. 

Nov. 7, 1811. At his father's death, 1814-5, he went to live with his maternal 

* Note 394. ANTHONY SLOCOMBE,i was one of the first purchases of Cohannet, now 
Taunton, Mass., 1637; wife, Harvey; juror, ltt50-l ; highway surveyor, 1654 and 166:i; free- 
man, June 3, 1659; grand juror. 16.')9; it is supposed he removed to Dartmouth, Mass., about 166i. 
The name is probably derived from the Sloe tree, which grows on the ridgy hills called combs 
in the south west part of England; hence: Sloe Comb, (Slocum.) 

Children : 

Giles. 

Edward. 

A Daughter; m. John (?) Gilbert. 

John, b. 1641-2; d. 1651. 

GILES SLOCUM,8 prob. b. Somersetshire, Eng. ; wife, Joan; settled in Portsmouth, R. I., 
about 1638; freeman 1655; Quakers; he d. 1682; will dated Oct. 10. 1681; proved Mar. 12, 1662-i 
Children: 



Johanna, 


b. Mar. 


16, 


1642; 


m. Jacob Mott. 


John, 


" Mar. 


26, 


1645, 


" Meribah Parker. 


Giles, 


" Jan. 


25, 


1647, 


" Anne Lawton. 


Ebenezer, 


" Jan. 


25, 


1650, 


" Mary Thurston. 


Nathaniel, 


" Oct. 


25, 


1652, 


" Hannah . 


Peleg, 


" June 


IV, 


1654, 


" Mary Holden. 


Samuel. 










Mary, 


" May 


3, 


1660; 


•' Abraham Tucken 


Eliezeb, 


" Oct. 


25, 


1664, 


" Elepbel Fitzgerald. 



SAMUEL SL0CUM,3 of Newport, b. about 1657. 

GILES SLOCUM,* of Newport; m. Nov. 23, 1704, Mary, dau. of Ralph and Dorothy Paine 
of Freetown, Mass. 

JOSEPH SLOCUM,5 of East Greenwich, R. I., b. Newport, Jan. 30, 1706; m. Sept. 27, 1724, 
Patience, dau. of Caleb Carr of Jamestown, R. I.; member R. I. legislature, 1741-2, and 1744. 

JONATHAN SLOCUM,e b. East Greenwich, R. I., May 1. 1733; m. Feb. 23, 1757, Ruth, dau. 
of Isaac Tripp, of Portsmouth, R. I.; Quaker; removed to Wilkes-Barre, Pa., about 1774. He 
and his father-in-law were killed and scalped by Indians in sight of the fort at Wilkes-Barre. 
Dec. 16, 1778. 

GILES SLOCUM, 7 of Saratoga, N. Y., b. Warwick, R. I., .Ian. 5, 1759r m- Sarah, dau. of 
Jeremiah Ross of Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Brother of Francis Slocum, the Indian captive. He was 
at the massacre of Wyoming, Pa., 1778, when but seven of his company escaped. His brothers- 
in-law, Gen. William Ross, Perrin and Jeremiah Ross were among the slain. He d. Saratoga, 
Nov. 14, 1S26. 

GILES SLOCUM, 8 of Claverack, N. Y., b. Dover, N. Y., Apr. 3, 1787; m. Claverack, July 
12, 1808, .Jane, dau. of James and Mary (Tyler) Brisbin, b. Aug. 10, 1782. They were early settlefl-s; 
of Saratoga; merchant and miller; an active, succe.ssful man. He d. Claverack, Aug. 25, 1815i 
she d. Brownville, Pa., Apr. 20, 1860. Their .son, fames Slocum,fl m. Caroline Elizabeth Pitkin. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. fiOI 

I 

randfather. James Brisbin, near .Schuylerville. N. Y., and removed to Peru 

jownsbip, Clinton Co., N. Y., April, 1830.; he owned a lar^e tract of land on the 
|lu Sable river, near Keesville, N. Y., where they resided several years. She 
i?as a beautiiful lady, greatly beloved by her friends and acquaintances. Her 
ealth became delicate and they traveled throuofh the south and settled at 
It. Vernon, Ohio, October, 1838, where they resided until her death, Feb. 10, 
840. He then resided in Cincinnati from June, 1840, until August, 1844; in 
jteubenville, Ohio, until his second marriage, where he m. Apr. 9, 1846, Paraelia 
]llis Pitkin, sister of his first wife. They removed to Brownville, Pa., the 
ame year; merchant. A man of strong character and lofty priciples. In early 
fe a democrat, but, witnessing the evils of slavery, joined the earliest move- 
ments to oppose it. He was a delegate from the 21st Penn. district to the Free 
oil convention at Buffalo, N. Y., that nominated Van Burenand Adams, 1848, 
nd Presidential elector on that ticket; delegate to the Free Soil convention, 
Mttsburg, Pa., that nominated Hale and Julian, 1852. He was an anti-slavery 
aan when it required courage to own it. He d. Brownville, Mar. 15, 1891; his 
Pidow d. July 8, 1894. 

Children: 

5987.* Jane Elizabeth, b. Sept. 3, 1834, Keesville. 

5988. Mary, " Apr. 24, 1838, Argyle; d. Sept. 11, 1869, unm. 

I [2392J LAURA HAMBLIN,* (Myron,' Joshua,^^ Benjamin,* Eleazer.s 
|ames,2i) b. 1813; m. Jeremiah Baldwin; res. Troy, N. Y. She d. July 10, 1849. 





Children: 


5989. 


Myron. 


5990. 


Edward. 


5991. 


LUMAN. 


5992. 


Louise. 


5993. 


Lawrence, 



b. Feb. 28, 1844. 

I 

[2393] LAWRENCE HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Laura,) 

b. Schaghticoke, N. Y., Nov. 14, 1814; m. Dec. 3, 1840, Cassandria Submit, 

lau. of Archibald and Lucre tia (Phelps) Green, b. Senate, N. Y., Sept. 3, 1822; 

lierchant; Port Byron, N. Y. He d. Port Byron. May 10, 1844; she d. Owasso, 

lich., Feb. 5, 1873. 

Ch. b. Port Byron: 

5994.* Lawrence A.. . Aug. 31, 1841. 

5995.* Edward G., May 19, 1843. 

[2395] PAMELIA HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Laura, ) 

b. Jan. 7, 1819; m. Warren Lewis, son of Daniel and Ruby Adams; furniture 
lealer; Troy; Republican; Presb. He d. Troy, Mar. 15, 1857. 

Ch. b. Troy: 

5996.* Charles Hakes, Sept. 23, 1844. 

5997.* Clara Marie, Mar. 18, 1847. 

5998.* Annie Elizabeth, Apr. 1, 1849. 

5999. Emilie Catherine, Sept. 10, 1857; unm. 1902. 



602 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[2396] MYRON WEEKS HAMBL1N,8 ( Bro. of Laura,) 

b. Apr. 17, 1822; m. Sept. 2o, 1851, Emily, dau. of Peter and Louise (Aiken) 

Stover, b. Mar. 20, 1830; merchant; Troy, N. Y.; dealer in China and glass: 

city treasurer. 

Ch. b. Troy: 
6000.* Myron Peter, Apr. 25, 1854. 

[2399J MARY ELIZA SEARS,** (Mary Tasker,' Mira Hamblen,6 Benja- 
min, &* Eleazer,3 James,iii) b. July 30, 1823; m. Sept. 22, Henry Caryl. 

Children: 

6001. Henry. 

6002. Mary Eliza. 



[2441] ISAAC STANDISH,8 (Sarah Hamlen," Isaac,«5 Benjamin,* Elea- 
zer,3 James,2i) b. Mar. 24, 1807; m. 1st, Seneca Co., N. Y., Elizabeth Scripture: 
m. 2, ; res. Norwalk, Ohio. He d. Sept. 18, 1891. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

Four daughters. 

[2442] LUCY STANDISH,* (Sister of Isaac,) 

b. Peru N. Y., Mar. 23, 1809; m. Fairfield, Ohio, Apr. 16, 1837, Robertll 

son of Abraham and Lydia (Wilcox) Barker, b. Sclpio, N. Y., Aug. 10, 1809;! 

farmer; res. Peru, N. Y.; removed to Bronson, Ohio; she Universalist. Both| 

d. Bronson: she, Oct, 24, 1887; he, July 7, 1887. 

Children: 

b. 1838, Peru: d. 1838. 

" Sept. 19, 1839, " 
" Nov. 29, 1840, " 
" July 6, 1844, " 



6003. 


Edgar, 


6004.* 


Lydia Jane, 


6005.* 


Melvina Lucy, 


6006.* 


John, 



[2443] ZACHARIAH STANDISH,^ (Bro. of Isaac,) 

b. Utica, N. Y., Jan. 13, 1811; m. 1st, Fairfield, Ohio, Lucy Emma, dau. ofB 
Aaron and Esther (Wulben) Smith, who d. Norwalk, Oct. 21, 1861; m. 2d, in 
New York State, Frances Stanton, of Utica, N. Y., who d. six or seven years 
after; m. 3d, Mrs. Allen; resided Norwalk, Ohio; removed to North Fairfield, 
Ohio, 1832; to Burlingville, Ohio, and returned to Norwalk, where he d. Apr. 
27, 1891. 





Ch. by 1st wife: 












6007.* 


Esther Maria, 


b. 


June 


26, 


1839, 


Norwalk. 


6008.* 


Mary Jane, 


(( 


Apr. 


4, 


1841, 


N. Fairfield. 


6009.* 


Sarah Hamlin, 


(( 


Feb. 


14, 


1844, 


II 


6010.* 


Lucy Emily, 


u 


Jan. 


8, 


1846, 


(( 


6011.* 


Zachariah Myles, 


u 


Aug. 


6, 


1856, 


Norwalk. 



[2444] BLISS STANDISH,8 (Bro. of Isaac.) 

b. near Auburn, N.Y., Mar. 28, 1813; m. 1st, Milan, Ohio, June 2, 1841, Ann 
Lucas, b. England, Oct. 4, 1823; who d. Milan, Jan. 5, 1851; m. 2d, Milan, Dec. 
1, 1852, Jane Lucas, sister of his 1st wife, b. England, Jan. 21, 1825, who d. 
Milan, Apr. 17, 1870; she Presb.; carriage manf.; Milan; Whig and Republi- 
can; Freemason. He d. Milan, Oct. 18, 1857. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 603 





Ch. b. Milan: 








6012.* 


Sarah Harris, 


Mar. 


14, 


1842. 


6013.* 


Anna Maria, 


Dec. 


21, 


1845. 


6014.* 


Bliss, 


Feb. 


-■-1 


1848. 



, [2448] POLLY BEALS HAMLEN,^ (Isaac'ss Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 
Jaines,2i) b. Hinsdale, Mass., Sept. 12, 1807; m. Cummington, Mass., June 1, 
1826, Richmond, son of Malachi and Mary (Gurney) Jenkins, b. Abington, 
Mass.', Jan. 2.3, 1803: farmer: Cummington: Republican. Both d. Cummington; 
5he, Sept. 12, 1876; he. Dec. 24, 1889. 

Ch. b. Cummington: 

6015. Mary Palmer, Aug. 16, 1830; d. Aug. 23, 1830. 

6016. Louisa Smith, June 25, 1833, " July 16, 1843. 

6017. Martha Burr, June 21, 1835, " Apr. 26, 1848. 
6018.* Mary Gurney, May 21.1837. 

6019. Edward Clarke, July 20, 1839, " Jan. 8, 1843. 

6020* Edward Clarke, Dec. 20, 1842. 

6021.* DiANTHE Clarke, Feb. 24, 1845. 

6022.* Richmond Augustus, June 6, 1852. 

[2449] MARTHA AMES HAMLEN," (Sister of Polly B.,) 

b. Hillsdale, Mass., Aug. 7, 1809; m. May 22, 1837, Samuel, son of Jesse and 
Sally (Pool) Dyer,* b. Ashfield, Mass., July 23, 1813. She was called Martha 
KHamlen) Cole, of Worthington, Mass., at the time of her marriage to Dyer. 
He res. Plaintield, Mass., where his son-in-law, Charles N. Holden lives, 1901; 
'selectman and school committee. She d. Plainfield, Feb. 1, 1881; he Apr. 9, 1883. 
Ch. b. Plainfield: 

6023.* AldenHamlen, June 19, 1839. 

6024. Augusta M., May 19, 1841; unm. 1893. 

6025.* Effie Gertrude, July 15, 1850. 

[2450] SIBYL HAMLEN,» (Sister of Polly B.,) 

I b. Hillsdale, Mass., Sept. 28, 1811: m. Cummington, Mass., May 12, 1831, 
Cyrus, son of David and Lucy (Bridges) Beals, b. Windsor, Mass., Nov. 10, 1805; 
jtanner; resided in various places; Republican. She d. Florence, Mass., July 
J29, 1893; he d. Huntington, Mass. Oct. 12, 1880. 
Children: 

1832, Cummington. 

1836, Windsor. 

1841, Savoy: unm. 1901. 

1850, Cummington: d. Jan. 30, 1851. 

1852, " "July 10, 1878, unm. 

[2451] OLIVE BURR HAMLEN," (Sister of Polly B.,) 
b. Cummington, Mass., Nov. 20, 1813; m. there, Dec. 5, 1839, Issachar Reed, 
son of Seth Reed and Perthina (Kingman) Ford,t b. Cummington, Jan. 22, 1809; 



6026.* 


Leantha, 


b. 


6027. 


Theron, 


u 


6028. 


Clarinda, 


u 


6029. 


Edwin O., 


a 


6030. 


Edwin O., 


(( 



* Note 395. For Dyer see note 64. 

JESSE DYER. (His father and grandfather were named Christopher.) b. Ablngton, 
Mass.. 1769; m. Oct. 4. 1795, Sally, dau. of Dea. Samuel Pool. He settled in Ashfleld, Mass., 1790, 
on the farm where Benjamin M. Dyer lived 1891. 

+ For Ford see notes 148 and 299. 



604 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



carpenter; Curamington, until 1853; Bleeker, N. Y., until 1859; she Cong. Both 
d. Easthampton, Mass.; she Oct. 11, 1889; he Oct. 20, 1859. 

Children: 



6031. Vesta Emilisse, 

6032. Htjldah Burr, 
6033.* Albert Hamlen, 
6034.* Julia Cordelia, 
6035. Martha Jake, 
6036.* roldon rodolphus, 
6037.* Lewis Thayer, 



b. Apr. 29, 1841, Cummington; d. Feb. 10. 



July 25, 1842, " 

Mar. 3, 1844, 

Mar. 18, 1846,- 

July 25, 1852, 

Mar. 30, 1854, Bleeker. 

May 4, 1856, 



d. Oct. 17, 1886. 



d. Mar. 13,1854. 



[2452] THERON AMES HAMLEN,* (Bro. of Polly B.,) 

b. Cummington, Mass., July 26, 1816; m. 1st, there. May 23, 1841, Clarinda 
H., dau. of John and Hannah (Richards) Orcutt, of Cummington, who d. there: 
m. 2d, May 4, 1843, Mary Ann Orcutt, sister of first wife; post rider from 
Northampton to Cummington; removed to Bleeker, N. Y., 1848, where he con- 
ducted a tannery; to Gloversville, N. Y., 1860, where he d. July 26, 1885. 



6038.* 
6039. 
6040. 
6041. 



Children: 

Theron Orcutt, 
Flora Clarikda, 
John Rockwell, 
Ida Hannah, 



b. April 
" Aug. 
" Jan. 
" Apr. 



9, 1842, Cummington. 
17, 1845, 

4, 1851, Bleeker; 
22, 1856, " d. Oct. 8, '79. 



[2453] SARAH ANN HAMLEN,8 (Sister of Polly B.,) 

b. Cummington, Mass., June 15. 1819; m. there, June 28, 1838, William H., 
son of William and Eliza Ann (Hayden) Guilford, b. Williamsburgh, Mass., 
1817; carpenter and manufacturer of scythe stones; Cummington; postmaster; 
Congs. He d. 1877. 



6042.* 

6043. 

6044. 



Children: 

George, 
Linda Eliza, 
Walter, 



b. July 10, 1839, Worthington. 

" Feb. 1, 1856, Cummington; d. June 11, 1857. 

" Apr. 22, 1861. " " Feb 8, 1862. 



[2454] ALDEN J. HAMLEN,8 (Bro. of Polly B.,) 

b. Cummington, Mass.; Nov. 16, 1821; m. there, Sept. 2, 1844, Angeline, dau. 
of Jacob and Naomi (Damon) Lovell, b. Cummington, Jan. 18, 1824; carpenter; 
Cummington until 1851; Bleeker, N. Y., until 1865; afterwards, Gloversville, 
N. Y.; Republican; Presbs. He d. Gloversville, Sept. 8, 1895. 





Children: 










6045.* 


Julia Emma, 


b. May 


28, 


1847, 


Cummington. 


6046.* 


Sarah Ella, 


" Sept. 


1, 


1849, 


u 


6047.* 


Carrie Rosabel, 


" Dec. 


26, 


1853, 


Bleeker. 


6048. 


Willie, 


" Dec 


13, 


1860, 


d. Aug. 19, 1861. 


6049. 


Charles, 


" June 


3, 


1863, 


d. Dec. 9, 1863. 


6050 •* 


Minnie May, 


" July 


8, 


1868, 


Gloversville. 



[2455] EDWIN OSCAR HAMLEN,* (Bro. of Polly B.-,) 

b. Cummington, Mass., Aug. 24, 1824; m. New Buffalo, Mich., Dec. 16, 1849, 
Harriet, dau. of Stephen Bunnell, b. Laporte, Ind., Aug. 4, 1832; farmer; re- 



EIGHTH GENEKATION. 



605 



|ioved to Laporte about 1844. He received a collegiate education; Adventist. 

[oth d. Laporte; he Apr. 30, 1883; she, Jan. 21, 1865. 
' Ch. b. Laporte: 

6051. Stephen O., Feb. 12, 1851; 

6052. FlokindaJ., Aug. 4, 1852. 

6053. Stephen Endorus, July 22, 1855; 
6054.* George Theron, Nov. 27, 1858. 



Apr. 10, 1851. 
Oct. 3, 1875. 



[2456] ROBERT DAWES HAMLEN,» (Joshua,' lsaac,6 5 Benjamin,* 
Eleazer,3 James, ^i) b. Cumraington, Mass., July 19, 1811; ra. 1st, Bennington, 

rt., July 19, 1838, Eliza S., dau. of Jonathan Buell and Harriet M. Norton, b. 

STorth Adams, Mass., May 17, 1828: he being then a resident of Augusta, Ga., 




Robert Dawes Hamlen. 



VhD d. N. Y. City, Feb. 17, 1851; m. 2d, Hoosic Falls, N. Y., by Rev. A. M. Bev- 
^ridge, Oct. 25, 1852, Laura O. Norton, sister of first wife, b. Pownal, Vt., Feb. 
i7, 1825, He was many years a successful merchant and manufacture at 
l^ugusta^ Ga., from whence he removed to N. Y, City and there extensively en- 
l^aged in sugar refinery: removed to Buffalo, N. Y., about 1872, where he engaged 
Extensively in manufacture of flour sacks and paper bags, which was abandoned 
fibout 1880. He left Buffalo in May, 1881, and d. of Bright's disease, Benning- 
pon, Vt., Jan. 9, 1882; Republican; Baptists. His widow and son res. Benning- 
ton, Jan., 1897, 



am THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. by ttrst wife: 

6055.* Flora, b. June 18, 1840, Bennington. 

6056. Norton, " Apr. 10, 1842, Augusta; d. 1843. 

6057.* Fannie, " July 18, 1845, Bennington. 

Ch. by second wife: 

6058. Lara Norton, b. 1855, Brool<lyn; d. 1855. 

6059. MiKA D., " 1857, Bennington, '^ 1858. 

6060. Robert Buell Riveza, " ^1861, New York City: unm. 189T. 

[2458] ELECTA SEYMOUR HAMLEN," (Sister of Robert D.,) 
b. Cummington, Mass., Mar. 28, 1817; m. Bennington, Vt., Dec. 23, 1842. 
Enos Stuart, son of Robert and Sarah (Stuart) Riddell, b. Colerain, Mass., Oct. 
25, 1818; hotel keeper, proprietor of many houses ia various places in the North 
and South; during the war he owned and kept the Port Royal House, Hilton 
Head, S. C. He took possession of the Pulaski House, Savannah, Ga., as con- 
fiscated property, Jan. 6, 1864, and conducted it a year, until redeemed; Demo- 
crat: Epis. He d. Bennington, Mar. 25, 1894. 

No issue. 

[2459J MORTIMER JOSHUA HAMLEN/ (Bro. of Robert D.,) 
b. Cummington, Mass., May 3, 1819; went to California 1850, and d. there, 
unmarried. 

[2460] LAFAYETTE DAWES HAMLEN,» (Bro. of Robert D.,) 
b. Cummington. Mass., Jan. 25, 1824; m. Bennington, Vt , Jan. 29, 1851. 

Mary Jane, dau. of Joshua and Electa (Shaw*) Thayer, f b. Wardsboro, Vt., 

Sept. 30, 1825; wholesale dealer in petroleum; Bennington. 

Ch. b. Bennington: 

6061. Mortimer Thayer, May 26, 1855; unm. 1894. 

6062. Lora Leona, Apr. 28, 1859; d. Feb. 18, 1883. 

[2461] IRA WHITNEY HAMLIN,* (Ira,^ Isaac.ea Benjamin,* Eleazer,' 
James,2i) b. Plainfield, Mass., Dec. 28, 1831; m. there, July 7, 1858, Harriet 
(Whitney!) Shaw* b. Plainfield, Feb. 14, 1836: Corp. Co. F. 46th Mass. Jnf. Vols.: 
enlisted Sept. 18, 1862; in battles of Kinston, Whitehall, Goldsboro and Gun 
Swamp, N. C; dis. July 29, 1863; manufacturer; Plainfield, until 1864; Medford. 
Mass., since 1868; selectman and assessor; member G. A. R. and Medford Lodge, 
231, Knights of Honor; Baptists. 
No issue. 

[2465] ELIZA HAMLIN, » (David, ^e Isaac,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,' 

James,2i) b. Clarence, N. Y., May 27, 1808: m. 1st, Lancaster, N. Y., Aug.. 

1824, John Abbott, b. Canada, 1800; merchant; Canada; Lancaster, N. Y.: Mass- 

ilon, Ohio, and Buffalo, N. Y.; he d. Buffalo, 1839; m. 2d, Buflalo, 1840, Nathan- 

* For Shaw see note 68. 

+ Note 396. Richard and Thomas Thayer came from Tbornbury, England, and settled In 
Braintree, Mass., about 1640, and had a numerous progeny. 

THOMAS THAYER;! wife Margery; freeman, Braintree, 1647; his farm in Braintree 
was owned by descendants until about one hundred years ago. Children prob. b. England: 
Thomas, Fernando, Sbadrack. 

* For Whitney see note 305. 



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608 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

iel, son of James Ash, b. in Maine, 1819; boarding house and stable keeper: 
Buffalo; Whig; Epis.; she Methodist. Both d. Buffalo; she Sept. 16, 1873; be! 
July 15, 1849. 

Ch. by 1st marriage, b. Buffalo: 
6063.* Maky E, • 1830; d. Sept. 13, 1865, 

6064. Charles, 1835, " Mar. 10, 1873. 

6065. George, 1838, •' Oct. 8, 1873. 

By 2d marriage, b. Buffalo: 
6066.* Sarah H., Sept. 1, 1842. 

6067.* Nathaniel, Mar. 14, 1849. 

[2467] ANNA HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Eliza,) 

b. Clarence, N. Y., June 20, 1811; m. North Evans, N. Y,, June, 1829, Henry 

W., son of James Dixon, b. Eastern Shore, Md., Oct. 15, ; farmer: removed 

from North Evans to Hamburg, N. Y., spring of 1830; to Rock Co., Wis., 1842: 

Republican; she Methodist. Both d. Rock Co.; she. May 4, 1856; he, Nov. 

2, 1871. 

Children: 

6668.* Ephraim Bartley, b. July 12, 1830, Erie Co. 

6069.* Benjamin P., " Aug. 31, 1832, " " 

6070.* Ceorge Franklin, " Sept. 16, 1834, " " 

6071. David J., " June 5, 18.37, " " d. July 24, 1843. 

6072.* Polly A., " Dec. 23, 1839, " " 

6073.* Margaret Ann, '^ Mar. 1, 1844, Spring Grove, Wis. 

6074.* James Milton, " Oct. 28, 1847, Green Co., Wis. 

6075.* Amanda M., " May 26, 1851, Avon, Wis. 

6076. Lunettia M., " Feb. 20, 1854, '• d. Oct. 22, '56. 

[2469] AMANDA O. HAMLIN, » (Sister of Eliza,) 

b. Clarence, N. Y., Apr. 24, 1816, m. Eden, N. Y., Mar. 2, 1836, Martin W., 
son of Henry and Nancy (Conant) Andrus, b. Penfield, Monroe Co., N. Y., 
Mar. 10, 1816; farmer; North Evans, N. Y.; Prohibitionist; Methodists: she 
res. North Evans, N. Y., after 1830. Both d. North Evans; he, Nov. 22, 1891: 
she, Feb. 25, 1900. 

Ch. b. North Evans: 



6077. 


Adaline a.. 


Jan. 


17, 


1837; d. July 22, 


1839. 


6078.* 


Alvira L., 






1840. 




6079. 


Amanda A., 


Apr, 


7, 


1846; " Apr. 22, 


1846. 


6080. 


Hen^ry H., 


Jan. 


29, 


1848, " Mar. 29, 


1856. 


6081.* 


Annie E., 


Apr. 


5, 


1853. 




6082.* 


Charles H., 


July 


3, 


1856. 





[2484] JAMES D. HAMLIN," (Lenzea,^ David,^ Isaac,^ Benjamin,* 
Eleazer,3 Jaraes,2i) b. Clarence, N. Y., Sept. 3, 1831; m. there, Jan. 18, 1879, 
Mary, dau. of John and Emily (Potter) Caul, by Coulsville, N. Y., July 31, 1853; 
before marriage a miner; since, a farmer; Clarance; she Presb. 
Ch. b. Clarence: 

17, 1879; d. Aug. 22, 1880. 
23, 1880. 
21, 1882. 
26, 1883. 

9, 1886, 

18, 1887. 
4, 1891. 



6083. 


Edwin, 


Oct. 


6084. 


James M., 


Aug. 


6085, 


Benjamine F., 


April 


6086. 


George W., 


Aug. 


6087. 


John H., 


April 


6088. 


Charles A,, 


July 


6089. 


Glezen F., 


Jun. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 



609 



[2493] AMELIA C. HAMLIN,^ (Isaac,' David,^ Isaac,^ Benjamin,* 
:ieazer,3 James,2i) b. Clarence, N. Y., May 19, 1832: m. Doylestown, Ohio, 
lar. 13, 1851, William H.. son of John H. and Mary (CulbertsonJ Heffleman, b. 
ipril2, 1831; Doylestown; Methodists. 

Ch. b. Doylestown: 

2, 1851; ra. H. Stotler. 
24, 1853: unm. 1899. 
20, 1856; m. F. ElJiot. 
1857; d. Mar. 1858. 

8, 1859; ra. W. Miller. 
12, 1861; " Lillie Hartong. 
19, 1865; d. July 8, 1873, unm. 
14, 1869: unm. 1899. 

1, 1875, " 1899. 



6090. 


Laura A., 


Nov. 


6091. 


Ada a., 


Ang. 


6092. 


Ella F. 


Feb. 


6093. 


ROLLA, 


Dec. 


6094. 


Imogene M., 


Sept. 


6095. 


Ira M., 


Nov. 


6096. 


Jennie L., 


June 


6097. 


Grace A., 


June 


6098. 


Jessie F.. 


Nov. 



[2495] ORRA F. HAMLIN,« (Sister of Amelia C.,) 

b. Doylestown, Ohio, Sept. 16, 1837; m. Akron, Ohio, July 3, 1859, Ephriam 

lalor. b. Coventry, Ohio. June 13, 1834; stone cutter; Akron; Republican; she 

!'es. Barbertown, Ohio; Evangelical. He d. Oct. 12, 1887. 

Children: 



6099.* 


Frank Leslie, 


b. 


May 


6, 


1861, 


Akron. 


6100.* 


Rose, 




Dec. 


6, 


1864, 


»i 


6101.* 


Austin Leonard, 




Feb, 


18, 


1866, 


Coventry. 


6102.* 


Cora, 




Apr. 


8, 


1868, 


Akron. 


6103. 


Louis P., 




Feb. 


22, 


1870; 


unm. 1902. 


6104.* 


William Elgin, 




July 


n, 


1872, 


Akron. 


6105.* 


Abram Ephraim, 




Oct. 


26, 


1874, 


a 


6106. 


Nancy E., 




June 


21, 


1877; 


unm., 1902. 


6107. 


James O., 




Oct. 


28, 


1879, 


U (( 



[2499] WILLIAM G. HAMLIN,« Bro. of Amelia C.,) 

b. Doylestown, Ohio, Apr., 1845; member 164th Ohio Inf. Vols.; d. unm. in 
jhe army in Wis., 1865. 

[2501] BYRON S. HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Amelia C.,) 

b. Doylestown. Ohio, Apr. 3, 1849; m. there, Oct. 1, 1872, Mary Ellen, dau. 
jf Emanuel and Eliza (Franks) Stotler, b. Doylestown, Apr. 8, 1852; mechanic: 
Ikron, Ohio; Republican; member Summit Lodge No. 50, I. O. O. F.; Encamp- 
pent No. 18, Akron; Methodists. 
Ch. b. Akron: 

6108. Harry A., June 12, 1874; unm. 1899. 

6109. Percys., • Feb. 12, 1876, " 

6110. Ray F., Apr. 24, 1881, " 

[2508] NEPHI PACKARD, 8 (Noah,' Molly Hamlen,« Isaac,' Benjamin,* 
Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Parkman, Ohio; m. Nov. 10, 1861, Elizabeth, dau. of 
lenry and Ehzabeth (Martin) Ciucas, b. Sept. 2, 1843: miner and farmer: Spring- 
ille, Utah; has traveled in most of the western states and territories. 

[2512] Dr. SHEPARD L. HAMLEN,* (Reuben,' John,' Isaac,^ Benja- 
, min,* Eleazer,3 James,3i) b. Plainfield, Mass., Feb. 14, 1823; m. Cincinnati, 
l>hio, by Rev. Willis Lord, Nov. 10, 1850, Elizabeth B. Valentine, of Cincinnati; 



610 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

res. Cincinnati; one Dr. S. L. Hamlen of Cincinnati, was surg:eon in tlie Union 
army in Tenn., Dec. 22, 1862. He d. N. Y. City, Mar. 6, 1866. 
Gil. b. Cincinnati: 

6111. Lizzie Lokd, May 5, 1853. 

6112. Ella Watts, Aug. 15, 1856. 

[2516J ALFKED W. HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Siiepard L.,) 

b. Plainlield, Mass., June 17, 18.34; m. Jefferson ville, Ind., Nov. 19, 1863, 'i 
Harriet N. Stratton, of JefEersonville. He d. New Albany, Ind., June 6, 1872. 

Ch. b. Jefferson ville: 

6113. Hekry Barker, Aug. 23, 1864; m. Mary E. Lewis. 

6114. Earle Warner, Dec. 7, 1871. 

[2517] ALBERT WALLACE HAML1N,8 ( Bro. of Shepard L.,) 
b. Plaintield, Mass., Mar. 12, 1839: m. Oct. 27, 1870, Rachael Mercer, of 
Princeton, Ills.; res. Princeton. She d. June 6, 1872. 
No issue. 

[2518] SALLY HAMLEN PRATT,8 (Clarissa HamlenJ John,« Isaac,^ 
Benjarain,^ Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Plaintield, Mass., Nov. 10, 1818; her name 
was changed to Sarah; m. Salt Lake City, Utah, 1859, Elder William, son of 
Heman and Polly W. (Tilton) Hyde, b. York, N. Y., Sept. 11, 1818: farmer; New 
York: Kirtland, and Far West, Mo.; Quincy and Nauvoo, Ills.; Salt Lake City, 
Lehi and Hyde Park, Utah; Probate Judge; Freemason; sergeant in Mexican 
war; enlisted July 16, 1846; dis. July 16, 1847; members Church of Jesus Christ 
of Latter Day Saints. Elder Hyde also in. Abigail, dau. of Charlesand Abigail 
(Pratt) Gloyd, of Cummington, Mass., cousin to Sally H. Pratt, by wliom he had 
children: Charles G., Abbie and Rosel Homer. Elder Hyde had other wives. 
Both d. Hyde Park; she Oct. 12, 1893; he Mar. 2, 1874. 
Ch. b. Hyde Park: 
6115.* Nellie Mauia, July 4, 1861. 

[2519] LUCY GOVE PRATT,« (Sister of Sally H.,) 

b. Plainfield, Mass., Dec. 28, 1820; m. there, Oct. 28, 1847, Noah L., son of 
Charles and Abigail (Pratt (?) Gloyd, b. Cummington, Mass., Sept. 23,1818: 
manf. of woolen cloth; Cummington; Republican; Universalists. Both d. 
Cummington: she, Apr. 29, 1889; he, Feb. 9, 1888. 
Ch. b. Cummington: 

6116. Clara Maria, Aug. 24, 1848: m. Daniel N. Dawes. 

6117.* Charles Otis, Sept. 30, 1850. 

6118. Abbie Amelia, May 27, 1861. 

[2520] MARY L. PRATT,« (Sister of Sally H.,) 

b. Plainfield. Mass., May 9, 1823: m. Abington, Mass., May 9, 1848, Leavitt, 
son of Samuel and Betsey (Lane) Torrey, b. Feb. 4, 1820; she d. Plaintield, 
June 10, 1851; he m. 2d, Susan Bartlett; shoemaker: South Weymouth, Mass. 
He. d. South Weymouth, Mass., Apr. 17, 1854. 
Ch. b. South Weymouth: 

6119. Emma Hamlin, Mar., 1849; m. Geo. B. Lincoln. 



i 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 611 

[2522] LAURA PRATT,8 (Sister of Sally H.,) 

b. Plainfield. Mass., Sept. 24, 1827: m. there, Apr. 4, 1848, William Justus, 
son of Justus and Polly (Robinson) Sbattuck, b. Smyrna, N. Y ., Aug. 31, 1822; 
farmer: Plaintteld, until 1865; Cummington, until 1871; since, Covert, Mich.; 
RepublicaD: she Cong. She d. Covert, Apr. 16, 1872. 
Ch. b. Plainfield: 

6120.* Orla William, June 20, 1849. 

6121.* Ella Audell, July 5, 1852. 

6122.* Carrie Amanda, June 30, 1854. 

6123. Fred Orville, May 30, 1857; unm. 1901. 

6124.* Shepard Hamlin, May 24, 1859. 

[2523] BERNICE PRATT,8 (Bro. of Sally H.,) 

b. Plaintleld, Mass., July 13, 1829; m. 1st, Oct. 3, 1853, Lydia A. Pool, of 
Abbington, Mass.; tliey were divorced; m. 2d, Mary Kinney. He was in busi- 
ness in Boston, where he failed and returned to Cummington, Mass., where he 
d., June 12, 1901. 

Ch. by 2d wife: 

6125. Harry. 

6126. A Daughter. 

[2524] CELIA FORD,* (Abigail Hamlen,' John,^ Isaac^ Benjamin,* 

Eleazer,3 James,2i). b. Cummington, Mass., Oct. 28, 1819: m. there. Dec. 6, 

1837, John Bement,' son of Nathan and Lucy (Munson) Waite,* b. Whately, 

* Note 397. GAMALIEL WATE (Waite), made freeman, Boston, Mass., Sept. 3, 1634; wife 

Grace. 

Ch. b. Boston: 

Moses, 4 mo., 1637; d. 1 mo., 1638. 

Grace, 10, 11 " 1638. 

Moses, 7 " 1640; d. T mo., 1641. 

Samuel, 1641. 

RICHARD WAYTE, b. England, 1608; made freeman, Boston, May 9, 1636-7; he had land 
in Watertown, Mass., 1637. It is traditional that he had sons. Thomas and Joseph. 

RICHARD WAYTE, wife Elizabeth. 
Ch. b. Boston : 
Isaac, • 9, 6 mo., 1638; d. 21, 6 mo., 1638. 
Returne, 8, 5 " 1639. 
Hannah, 14, 7 " 1641. 

Sergt. benjamin WAITE,2 b. as early.as 1644. It is traditional that he descends from 
one Thomas Waite, of Seconet, R. I., perhaps a bro tlier to Richard and Gamaliel; m. June 8, 
1670, Martha, dau, of John Leonard, of Springfield, Mass., b. May 15,1649; he wa^ in Hadley, 
Mass., 1663, and in Hatfield, Mass., 1669. He was a brave, resolute man; his knowl- 
edge of Indian warfare, doubtless acquired in the Narragansett war, had much to do 
with his settlement in the Conn. Valley: for his superior ability as a leader in scout- 
ing as well as in fighting the Indians led him into that section; and it is Itnown that 
he was the liero of the Conn. Valley. On Sept. 19, 1677 his wife and children, with 
others, were captured by Indians at Hatfield and carried to Canada. He, with Stephen 
Jennings, went there and found them, paid the ransom of il.OOO. and bought them home. "The 
ransom paid was gathered by contributions amonge the English " (the Colonists). When Waite 
reached Canada he found that a daughter had been added to his family, who was named "Can- 
ada Waite." She married Joseph Smith, of Hatfield. When the news reached Hatfield of the 
attack of the French and Indians at Deerfleld, Mass, of Feb. 29, 1704, though then nearly sixty 
years old, he was the first to start to the rescue, and was killed in the Meadow fight. A monu- 
ment was erected to the memory of those who fell in that fight, in South Deerfleld, on Sept. 20, 
19(X). 

JEREMIAH WAITE,3 b. Sept. 34, 1684; m. Apr. 4, 1703, Mary Graves, b. Hatfield, Mass., 
Feb. 24, 16S3. He d. 1733. 

NATHAN WAITE,* b. Hatfield. Feb. 1.^, 1711; m. Jan. 18, 1739, Hannah Billings, of Hat- 



612 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY 



Mass., Aug. 5, 1812; farmer; Whately. He resided on the same farm bought 
1783, occupied by his father, grandfather and great grandfather; Democrat. 
Both d. Whately; she Feb. 15, 1890; he Apr. 16, 1888. 

Ch. b. Whately: ' g 



6127.* 


Alfred Eugene, 


Sept. 


20, 


1840. 


6128.* 


JoHK Edward, 


Dec. 


12, 


1843. 


6129.* 


Adelaide Caroline, 


Sept. 


20, 


1845. 


6130. 


Arthur Willington, 


Dec. 


27, 


1847; d. young. 


6131.* 


Willis Ford, 


Mar. 


21, 


1850. 


6132.* 


Mara Madora, 


Nov. 


14, 


1852. 


61.33. 


Francis Deloss, 


Aug. 


19, 


1856; d. June 24, 1869. 


61.34. 


Anna Lucrbtia, 


Feb. 


17, 


1860; unm. 1901. 



[2525] ANGELINE F0RD,» 
b. Cummington, Mass., Nov. 9, 1821; m. 
Arial S. Ayres, perhaps son of Aaron and 
June 9, 1820; farmer; Windsor, Plainfield 
she Cong. He d. Florence, Feb. 22, 1895. 
Children: 

6135.* Rose Ellen, b. Feb. 

61.36.* George Arial, " July 



(Sister of Celia,) 
New Lebanon, N. Y., July 4, 1843, 
Usebia Ayres, b. Windsor, Mass., 
and Florence, Mass.; Republican; 



9, 1844, Windsor. 
6, 1850, Plainfield. 



613-i 



Jerome B., 



Mar. 26, 1854, 



[2526] OCTAVIA FORD,» (Sister of Celia,) 

b. Cummington, Mass., Sept, 23, 1823; m. there, June 27, 1852, Orrin, son of 
Orrin and Lydia (Snell) Terrill, b. Plainfield, Mass., Nov. 1822; farmer: Plain- 
field; Republican; she res. West Cummington: Cong. He d. Plainfield, Mar. 
31, 1892. 

No issue. 

[2527] LAVANTIA FORD,« (Sister of Celia,) 

b. Cummington, Mass., Aug. 13, 1825; m. there, Sept. 13, 1844, Fayette, son 
of Brackley and Sillinda (Mason) Shaw,* b. Cummington, Oct. 3, 1824; tanner 
and leather dealer, retired; he resided Cummington, 1824^5; Bleeker, N. Y., 
about 1846; Cummington, 1848-55; Detroit, Maine, until 1865; since, Newton- 
ville, Mass.: Republican; Universalists. From various sources we have glimpses 
of the life and character of this delightful lady, who was a profound studeut of 

field, b. .Tuly 14, 170(i. He d. Whateley, Mass., Nov. 35, 179S; she d. Ashfield, Mass., Aug. 15, 1773. 

JEREMIAEI VVAITE,5 b. Doc. 6, 1742; m. 176-, Rachael Bement, of Ashfield, b. 1743. He 
moved from Ashfield to Whateley, 1783, bringing his father, who lived .with him, and bought a 
(arm of 125 acres there. He d. Mar. 16, 1817; she d. Dec. 23, 1814. 

NATHAN WAITE,« b. Sept. 2, 1766; m. Mar. 10, 1790, Lucy Monson, b. .June 3, 1773. He d. 
Apr. 9. 1830; she d. Jan. 15, 1840. 

.JOHN BEMENT WAITE,' b Apr. 5, 1812; m. Celia Ford. 
* Note .398. Since printing the Shaw note, 68, at pages 95-6, I have received later informa- 
tion on the sub,iect from Mrs. Florence E. Curtis, a descendant of that family, who has made 
diligent search of the records at Weymouth and Abbington, Mass., and carefully ('ompiled tlie 
result of her labor. It affords me pleasure to acknowledge her kindness by publishing these 
records as revised. 

ABRAHA.M SHAW,i b. England; m. there, 1616, Bridget, dau. of Henry Best of Ovenden, 
Halifax parish, Yorkshire, England, b. there, Apr. 9, 1.593. He came to Watertown, Mass, after 
1630, where he was granted eighty acres of land, on which he built a house and mills; freeman, 
Mar. 9, 1636-7. His house was burned, Oct., 1636, and he moved to Dedham, Mass. He d. sudden- 




a 




f 


^H 


1 


1 



Lavantia Ford Shaw 



James. 


bap. Mar. 


16. 1618 


Gbace. 


b. Aug. 


15, 1(521 


Martha. 


" Dec. 


11, 1633 


Mary, 


" June 


18, 1626 


John, 


" Feb. 


16, 1628 


John, 


" May 


2S, 1630 


Martha, 


" June 


6, 1632 



EIGHTH GENERAT30J?}. (U3 

jtlie history of the ancient East. In later years it was her beautiful custom to 
[entertain her friends with private readings from the subjects of her studies. 
iHer daughter pays her memory this tribute: "Neither words nor pen can tell 
of the many hearts she cheered, and the homes she brightened by her ready 
[sympathy and open purse, or the pleasure she gave her friends by her hospital- 
[ity." A friend writing on her decease mentions her as "an ardent student and 
[lover of literature: interested in the ancient lore of Egypt, Persia and East 
India, and had an unusual grasp of the meaning of their mystical sayings, with 
which she delighted her friends who were priveleged to listen to her on these 
subjects. In her home life she showed a loving and kindly spirit. A true and 
helpful wife and affectionate mother. She showed that home life and loves 
iwere dear and precious, but did not disregard calls for sympathy and aid. That 
[part of her life pertaining to charity and benevolence was bestowed without 

ostentation for the happiness of others. 

I . 

j ly in Boston; she d. Dedham or Weymouth, Mas's. The children were prob. h. England, except 
I perhaps the youngest. Edward Shaw, of Weymouth, may have been a son of Abraham. 
Children: 

16, 1618, Northoram, Haliax. 

prob. d. young, 
m. Mr. Richards, 
d. Apr. 1, m29. 

m. Alice Philips and Hannah . 

" Thomas Vincent. 

, Dea. JOHN SHAW,3 b. England, May 23, 1630; ra. 1st, Alice, dau. of Dea. Nicholas and 

j; Hannah (Salter) Philips; m. 2d, Hannah . He prob. came to America with his parents in 

i infancy; and res. in Watertown, Dedham and Weymouth, Mass. He d. Weymouth, Mar. 2, 1718. 
' For children, see note 68, page 96. 

JOSEPH SHAW,;< (.rohn,2 Abraham.i) see note 68; b. Weymouth, Mass., Apr. 15, 1664; m. 

1st, .Judith ; m. 2d, Sarah , who d. Weymouth, July 18, 1716; m. 3d, Weymouth, Nor. 

i 13, 1716, Mary Blanchard; res. Weymouth, where he d. Nov. 13, 1744. 

Ch. by 1st wife. b. Weymouth: 

Elizabeth, Sept. 26, 1S67. 

Joseph, Jan. 11, 1691. 

Judith, May 4, 1693. 

Abigail, July 17, 1695. 

By 2d wife, b. Weymouth: 

Sarah, Dec. 6, 1706. 

Hannah. Oct. 8, 1708; d. Aug. 23, 17a), unm. 

Joseph, Mar. 11, 1711. 

John, Apr. 11, 1714. 

By 3d wife, b. Weymouth: 

Ebenezer, Apr. 23, 1718. 

Abraham, Sept. 8, 1720. 

Mary, July 24, 1723. 

Susanna, Mar. 3, 1726. 

Alice, Apr. 22, 1728. 

Abigail, Dec. 27, 1731. 

Lieut. EBENEZER SHAW,* b. Weymouth, Mass., Apr. 23, 1718; m. there, June 29, 1740, 
Annie Colson, res. Abington, Mass. Both d. there; he Nov. 21, 1796; she Feb. 15, 1799. 

Ch. b. Abington: 

Anne, 

Mary, 

Hannah. 

Lydia, 

Brackley, 

Sylvanus. 

Josiah, Apr. 15, 1763. 



May 


.30, 


1745. 


Nov. 


6, 


1749. 


Apr. 


2, 


1754. 


July 


3, 


1757. 


Mar. 


16, 


1761. 



614 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



n 

The address at her funeral began with a favorite quotation of hers: " 
you feel weary and languid and sometimes wonder why the angels tarry so long 
remember that the powers that can read the value of a human life know whej 
to call you home.'" The speaker continued: "This standing can scarcelj 
measure the value of a human life: it is only at times like this that we reali'd" 
something of the worth of human life. The sadness of the hour, the deei 
grief, the precious memories, the yearning of hearts for the old time love, af 
tell more eloquently than words can express of the beauty and strength of tt 
life now closed to earth." "She won a large circle of friends by her gracioi 
hospitality and her many deeds of charity that her nearest friends had no ide 
of their number or extent." She d. Battle Creek, Mich., July 31, 1901. 
Children: 

Julius Cicero, b. Dec. 20, 1846, Bleeker, N. Y.: d. Oct. 8, '4 

Florence Ella, " Aug. 13, 1849, Cummington, Mass. 

SrLLiNDA Mason, " Dec. 4, 1857, Detroit, Maine. 

Fayette Delos, " Jan. 25, 1862, " " 



6138. 
6139.* 
6140.* 
6141.* 



[2530] MARTHA HAMLIN J^ORD,» (Sister of Celia, ) 

b. Cummington, Mass., July 3, 1831; m. Williamsburg, Mass., Nov. 27, 1851 
Calvin L., son of Nathaniel and Sarah (Lukas) Bartlett, b. Plaintield, Mass 
Jan. 29, 1827; mechanic; Plainfield, Lee and Florence, Mass.; Freemason; si 
member O. E. S. 

Children: 

6142.* Evelyn Augusta, b. Aug. 12, 1855, Lee; ra. Warner Clark. 

6143.* Walter Lee, " Jan. 24, 1859, Cummington. 



SYLVANUS SHAW,5 b. Abington, Mass., about 1762; m. Hingham, Mass., Nov. 15, 17S 
Persis Wilder, dau. of Laban and Persis (Wilder) Stoddard. He was a Rev. soldier and serve 
various terms of enlistment, 1781-3; pensioned Mar. 1, 1831, age then given, 69 years. He : 
Abington; removed to Cummington, Mass., soon after marriage where nearly all their childri 
were b. ; Universalists. Both d. Cummington. 
Children: 

b. Mar. 31, 1794. 

" Oct. 12, 1795. 

" June 1, 1797. 

" Nov. 31, 1798. 

" Feb. 28, 1801. 

" Sept. 38, 1803, 

' Sept. 27, 1804. 

' June 19, 1806. 

' Jan. 31, 1808. 

' June 27, 1809. 

' Mar. 1, 1811. 

' July 30. 1S14; d. Aug. Kj, 1817. 

' May 8, 1810, 



Sylvands, 
Ebenezer, 
Bkackley, 
Bela, 

LOKA, 

Clarissa, 
Caleb Thaxter, 
Persis Wilder, 
Spencer, 
Louisa, 
Charles C, 
Mary Ann, 
Alonzo Crossincj, 



June 15, 1817. 



BRACKLEY SHAW,« b. Cummington, Mass.. June 1, 1797; m. there, Jan. 1, 1823, Sillind: 
dau. of Joseph Mason, b. Nov. 6, 1795 ; tanner and farmer; Cummington; Universalist; both< 
Cummington; he about 1848; she about 1S58. 
Ch. b. Cummington: 



Lorenzo, 
Fayette, 

ElBRID(3E, 

Brackley, 
William, 

SlLLlNDA, 

Selina, 

Thaxter, 

Sarah, 



Oct. 11,1822. 
Oct. 3, 1834. 
May 7, 1827. 
April 10, 1829. 
Jan. 30, 1831. 
April 39, 1833. 
July 5,183.5. 
Sept. 3, 1837. 
Mar. 3, 1740. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 615 

[2531] SARAH E. HAMLIN,* (Lyman,' John,6 Isaac,^ Benjamin,* 

Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. West Bloomfield, N. Y., May 20, 1827; m. Sept. 7, 1848, 
John C. Johns; blacksmith: Holly, Mich. She d. VVaterford, Mich., Mar. 26, 1839. 
Children: 

6144. Horace E,, b. Apr. 20, 1850, Victor, 

6145. Florence J., " June 23, 1852, [30,1855. 

6146. Charles H., " May 10, 1855, E. Bloomfield; d. Oct. 

6147. George B. McClellan, " May 5, 1862, Clarksville, Mich. 

[2532] MARY M. HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Sarah E.,) 

b. West Bloomfield, N. Y., April 3, 1830; m. Nov. 13, 1854, Russell Bradley; 
[■cattle dealer; Waterford, Mich. 





Ch. b. Waterford: 








6148. 


Lewis H., 


Aug. 


30, 


1855. 


6149. 


Martha L., 


Sept. 


30, 


1856. 


6150. 


Clarence E., 


Jan. 


10, 


1865. 



[2533] AMELIA HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Sarah E.,) 

b. West Bloomfield, N. Y., Mar. 29, 1833; m. Mar. 29, 1833, William D. Quick; 
1 cooper; Bloomingdale, Mich. 
Children: 
6151. Bela B., b. Mar. 17, 1859, Clarkston. 

615--'. Lizzie Augusta, " Jan. 14, 1861, Clarkston; d. May 11, 1862. 

6153, Emanuel H., " Nov. 4, 1870, Paw Paw, " Bloomingdale 

" [2535] HORATIO B. flAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Sarah E.,) 

b. West Bloomfield, N. Y., Aug. 1, 1837; m. Commerce, Mich., Dec. 17, 1861, 
Harriet Brown, of Clarkston, Mich.; res. Detroit, Mich. 

[2536] WILLIAM H. HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Sarah E.,) 

b. West Bloomfield, N. Y., Aug. 24, 1840; m. Clarkston, Mich., by Rev. Mr. 

Owen, Jan. 8, 1873, Minerva, only child of Edgar and Ammorilla Bartlett, b. 

Groveland, Mich., 1849; clothier: Pontiac, Mich; she, Methodist. He d. Pon- 

tiac, Oct. 23, 1889; she d. July 7, 1895. 
Ch. b. Pontiac: 

6154. Bessie A., Apr. 14, 1879. 
6165. Harry B., May 23, 1882. 

[2537] MARTHA A. HAMLIN/ (Sister of Sarah E., ) 

, b. West Bloomfield, N. Y., Feb. 2, 1843; m. by Rev. D. E. Hill, May 2, 1865, 
Dennis ColHns, b. England; stonemason; Detroit, Mich. He d. Detroit, Aug. 
15, 1893, aged 56 years. 

Ch. b. Pontiac: 
6156. Alice Izora, 1868, Pontiac; d. 1870. 

[2540] FREDERICK B. HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Sarah E., ) 

b. West Bloomfield, N. Y., July 31, 1853; m. Pontiac, Mich., by Rev. C. T. 

Allen, Apr. 4, 1877, Lizzie Weeks, b. there, Aug. 19, 1853; tinsmith and plumber; 

Clarkston, Mich. 



,■1 



M 



616 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Children: 










6157. 


Jessie L., 


b. Mar. 


5. 


1879, 


Clarkston 


6158. 


William H., 


" May 


9, 


1881, 


Pontiac. 


6159. 


Grace May, 


" Sept. 


12, 


1883, 


u 


6160. 


Alice Ellen, 


" May 


24, 


1885, 


(( 


6161. 


Flora Bell, 


" May 


14, 


1887, 


i( 




^'OKAj ^t\\^J^J ^^Vcrww 



\cAAAi9\j^cK a (To cAy\AAJ2AX/\_ 



[2541] EDWARD F. HAMLIN,^ (Freeman,' John,6 Isaac,5 Benjamin, 
Eleazer,» James,ai) b. Plainfleld, Mass., June 6, 1842; m. N. Y. City, by Rev 
William II. Brodt, June 9, 1868, Helen Alice, dau. of Franklin and AngelineD, 
(Higgins) Church, b. Worthington, Mass., 1844. First Sergt. I, 52 Mass Inf 
Vols.; mustered Oct. 11, 1862; dis. Aug. 14. 1863. Executive Secretary for 
Governor and Council of Mass., since 1878; Boston; member Mountain Miller 
Post 198, G. A. R., Plainfield. He has furnished valuable records for this work. 

Ch. b. Boston: 

6162.* Franklin Church, Sept. 19, 1876. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 617 

[2546] DAVID B. AMES,^ (Polly Hamlen,' John.s Lsaac,5 Benjamin,* 
Eleazei-,3 James,2i) b. Feb. 25, 18.37; m. Isfc, Jan. 14, 1865, Mary Gates, of May- 
field, Ohio: m. 2d, Feb. 24, 1876, Victoria Anderson. 



[2552] LOUISA ADALINE MESSENGER,^ (Betsey, Phillips,' Eliza- 
beth Hamlin,* Eleazer,« Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James, ^i) b. Fitchburg, Mass., 
Oct. 1, 1801; m. Jan. 28, 1823, David, son of Joseph and Polly (Sawyer) Lowe.* b. 
Fitchburg, July 20, 1800; farmer; Fitchburg. She was a lady of rare intellectual 
powers, a strict Calvinist', uncompromising upon temperance, and looked upon 
social pleasures with criticism. They settled on a farm divided from her child- 
hood hom,e by the liigh way, where her life was passed near, her parents, in 
peace, comfort and prosperity, living frugally, thatstoemight give abundantly. 
Missions were the leading objects of her benefactions. Her i:n otto was: "As 
for me and my house, we will serve the Lord." At whatever her hands were 
busy, her mind was ever active. The practice of reading never left lierandshe 
was considered authority on religious and historical subjects. Her death came 
without warning, Mar. 23, 1886. He d. July 30, 1866. 

Ch. b. Fitchburg: 



6163.* 


John, 


May 


^, 


1824. 






6164.* 


Calvin Messenger, 


Sept. 


3, 


1826. 






6165.* 


David Sawyer, 


Dec. 


23, 


1829. 






6166. 


Seth Philtjps, 


Oct. 


22, 


1831; d. 


Jan. 10, 


1835. 


6167.* 


Seth Lyman, 


July 


22, 


1835. 






6168.* 


George, 


Mar. 


6, 


1838. 






6169. 


Daniel, 


June 


3, 


1840; d. 


Sept. 23, 


1842. 


6170. 


Daniel Clark, 


' May 


25,. 


.1843, " 


Aug. 9, 


1845. 


6171.* 


Stephen Clark; ' 


Jan. 


7, 


1847. 







[2553] HORACE PHILLIPS MESSENGER,^ (Bro. of Louisa A.,) 
b. Fitchburg, Mass., April 17, 1803; m. there, Jan. 20, 1831, Sarah Winch, 

dau. of Abigail and Sarah (Gray) Hartwell, b. Fitchburg, April 23, 1811; farmer; 

Fitchburg; Republican; Congs. Both d. Fitchburg; he, Aug. 20, 1874; slie, 

Aug. 19, 1889. 

Children: 

6172.* Sarah Elizabeth, b. Dec. 10, 1831, Fitchburg. 

6173. Susan Augusta, '• Nov.. 29, 1335; d. Feb. 10, 1838. 

6174.* George Edward, ' " Sept. 23, 1847. 



, [2555] BETSEY MESSENGER,^ (Sister of Louisa A.,) 

b. Fitchburg, Mass., Jan. 26, 1806; m. Jan. 20, 1831, Joseph, sqn of Joseph 
and Susan (Thurston) Upton, b. Fitchburg, Oct. 5, 1807; mason and farmer; 
Fitchburg; Republican; Congs: She d. Dee. 25, .1864; he d. Fitchburg, Mar. 14, 
1870. 



* Note 399. JOSEPH LOWE, b. Fitchburg, Mass., Dec. 5, 1763; .nif ,by Rev. .Tohn Payson, 
Dec. 27, 1787, Polly Sawyer. He d. Dec. 25, 1803; she d. Mar. 30, 1806, aged 48. 



618 THE HAMLIN FAMILY 

Cb. prob. b. Fitchburg: 



6175.* 


Susan Elizabeth, 


Oct. 


9, 


1831. 






6176. 


Calvin, 


May 


21, 


1833; 


d. Oct. 4, 


1849. 


6177.* 


Jane Augusta, 


Jan. 


19, 


18.35, 


Fitchburg. 




6178.* 


Emily Maria, 


Dec. 


31, 


1837. 






6179.* 


Louisa Adaline, 


Feb. 


1, 


1839, 


Fitchburg. 




6180.* 


Harrison, 


Dec. 


2, 


1840, 


n 




6181.* 


Mary Thurston, 


Apr. 


11. 


1843. 






6182. 


Daniel. 


June 


21, 


1844: 


d. Aug. 29, 


1844 


6183. 


Lydta Hawes, 


Aug. 


27, 


1846, 


" Aug. 12. 


1847 


6184.* 


Abbie Caroline, 


Nov. 


2 


1849, 


Fitchburg. 





[2556] LYDIA ME.SSENGKR,8 (Sister of Louisa A.,) 

b. Fitchburg. Mass., June 11,1809; m. 1st, May 6, 1830, Samuel, son of 

Robert and Anne (Esterbrook) Howes,* a weathy gentleman. Their married 

life of forty-three years was unusually happy: Congs; m. 2d, Aug. 14, 187fl, 

Rev. John, son of Col. John and Abigail (Stowell) Wood,* b. Alstead, N. H.. 

July 24, 1809. • 

No issue. 

[2557J CoL. IVERS PHILLIPS,* (Samuel,' Elizabeth Hamlen.f' 

Eleazer,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James.^i) b. Ashburnham, Mass., July 28, 
1805; m. 1st, Fitchburg, Mass., Nov. 1, 1828, Rebecca, dau. of Thomas Carter, 
of Leominster, Mass., who d. July 2, 1867; m. 2d. Worcester, Mass., Jan. 19, 
1869, Mrs. Abbie Rebecca, widow of Daniel Rundlett Haines, and dau. of Sewell 
and Abigail (Kendall) Richardson, b. Leominster. July 2, 1820. 

It is stated in his obituary that his biography would be the history of 
Fitchburg for seventy-five years: it would be much more. He was a man of 
varied accomplishments. He attended the public school in his native town 
until 1812, when he removed with his father's family to Fitchburg. where he 
was reared upon a farm and there attended school in the south-east room of 
the old Cowdin tavern, corner of Main and Blos.som streets, where the Ameri- 
can house stands. At the age of eighteen he attended New Ipswich Academ.v 
one term and part of another. He worl<:ed upon the farm in summer and 
taught school in winter. A successful teacher in the public scliools. A pleas- 
ant episode of liis life was the reunion of his old pupils on the occasion of his 
85th birthday, when there were present forty persons who had sat under his 
instruction, whose average age was 73 years. From 1833 he entered upon a life 
of unusual activity and success. He resided in Fitchburg until 1837, when he 
removed to Worcester, but returned to Fitchburg f\i 1844, and in 1860 again 
made his home in Worcester. In 1873 he went to Colorado, and in 1882 .sold his;, 
home in Worcester and built a fine residence in Boulder, Col., and as he quaintly, 
put it, "Settled down for life," at the age of 77 years! ■ 

He was an enthusiastic militia officer; joined tlie ''Fitchburg Fusileers"at 
the age of seventeen, Corporal at eighteen, Ensign from 1827 to 1831, and in the; 
latter year was Lieutenant, Major, Lieutenant-Colonel and Colonel 4th Regt. 
of Inf., 7th Division Mass. Militia, which was disbanded and he was honorably 



* NoTK 400. ROBERT HOWES, b. Apr. l-i, 1755; m. Sept. 30. 1782, Anne Esterbrook, b. Sept 
13, 1750. They came to Fitchburg, Mass., 1790, where both cl. ; he May 28, 1821 ; she May 1.3, 1830. 

* Note 401. Cor.. JOHN WOOD, son of Thomas and Mary Wood, b. South Brookfield; 
Mass., Apr. 29, 1751; d. Dec. 28, 1830. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 619 

discliarg'ed. On reorganization of the militia he was elected Colonel of the 
9th ^lass. Inf., and resigned May 26, 1835, before he was 30 years of age. He 
commanded the Worcester Light Infantry Company, 1840-2. He commanded 
a company of 100-day men, from 50 to 75 years of age, called '-The Massachu- 
setts State Guards," called into service during the Rebellion, but the mem- 
bers were considered too old for active duty, and the company performed escort 
and light duty. His la.st military service with the organization was on July 
4th, 1875, at the dedication of the Soldiers' Monument at Worcester. 

For 40 years succeeding 1833 he was in active business in Massachusetts; 
deputy sheriff, 18.33-50: coi'oner, 1836-59. A unique incident in his career is 
tliat he served five years as deputy sheriff without bond being required of him. 
Justice of the peace, 1840-70, fifteen years of which his jurisdiction was co- 
extensive with the state as justice of the peace and of the quorum. He was 
elected state senator by the vote of the Democrats and Free Soilers, 1852; 
general assignor under U. S. bankruptcy law, assignor under the Massachusetts 
insolvent laws, and settled many estates. Collector U. S. Internal Revenue, 
Eighth Dist. Mass., 1862-9; Chief of P(jlice, Worcester, seven years; member of 
school committee several years; founder of the Fitchburg High School. He 
was for many years identified with the affairs of the various agricultural 
societies. President Worcester North Agricultural Society, trustee or director 
In each of the Worcester County, New England and The United States Agri- 
cultural Society; member of the Mass. Board of Agriculture. From 1840 to 
1873 he was engaged in constructing and operating railroads in Massachusetts, 
and subscribed to every railroad running into Fitchburg. He was president of 
thiee railroads in the aggregate over 20 years; an early advocate of the Ver- 
mont and Massachusetts R. R., of which he was director; also of the Fitchburg 
and Worcester, and its second president. Upon taking charge of It in 1849, 
the debts exceeded half the cost of the road. After the first year regular divi- 
dends were paid, and when he left the road In 1866 the debts amounted to but 
$2000, with money in the treasury to pay it. For six years he was engaged In 
the manufacture of cotton and woolen goods In Fitchburg. President Fitch- 
burg Gas Co. twelve years: trustee Fitchburg Savings Bank several years; 
director in the National Bank, Fitchburg, and director First National Bank, 
Boulder, Col., several years, and for some time its president. 

He built many public buildings and manufactories about Fitchburg. At 
one time $20,000 was appropriated for a city hall, when It was decided that it 
could not be erected at that price. He, being one of the city officers, offered 
to resign and take the contract for that sum. His offer was accepted and he 
successfully completed the building. He was a popular auctioneer for many 
years, and was often called to preside over large assemblies, conventions, town 
meetings, etc. 

When the old parties broke up in the "oOs he was one of three men in Mas- 
sachusetts who sent out circular letters to prominent men of all the old par- 
ties requesting a meeting in Boston to look over the political situation of the 
country and take action. Several meetings were held, with increased attend- 
ance, culminating in a gigantic mass meeting at Worcester, where the Repub- 
lican party in Massachusetts was born. Col. Phillips was chosen a delegate 
and attended the National Republican convention at Philadelphia which nom- 
inated Gen. Fremont as the first Republican candidate for president, 1856. He 
was ever afterwards an earnest member of the Republican party. 

After his removal to Colorado in 1873, lie was not in regular business as 



620 ' THE HAMLIN FAlj^IILY. 

before, but did consirlerable railroading, Ipanking and mining for himself and 
others, and secured valuable properties there. 

He gave valuable works of art to the University of Colorado, the Phillips 
collection being highly prized. In statue he was over six feet in height. 

He was made a Mason in Aurora Lodge, A. F. & A. M., Oct. 10, 182(5; mem- 
ber of Thomas Chapter, R. A. M., May 17, 1844, and of Worcester Commandery, 
K. T., 1860. Member of committee of arrangement Triennial Conclave,K. T., 
Denver, 1892, and attended the Conclave in Boston, 1895. 

In the latter year he wrote me: "My health is fair, and 1 am still able to 
accomplish something, and 1 think it best lor me to keep in harness as long as 
I aim able." He had hoped to reach the century mark, and often spoke to friends 
of the possibility of such consummation, and retained his mental faculties 
until the last year af his life. After a year's illness he died of heart disease at 
Boulder, June 10,1900. His remains were interred at Fitchburg, under the 
auspices of Worcester Commapdery, where an address was delivered by Rev. 
W. F. Greenman, paying a strong tribute to the character of the deceased as 
"Simple, true, brave, tender, cheery, an enthusiastic educator, an honest offi- 
cial and legislator, a sterling citizen, a true child of God, whom he trusted and 
loved, and he loved and served his fellow man." 

Children: 



6185. 


Mary Ann, 


b. Sept. 


14. 


1829, 


Fitchburg, 


6186.* 


IvERS Carter, 


" July 


9, 


1831, 


tc 


6187.* 


Harriet Rebecca, 


"July 


6, 


1833, 


u 


6188.* 


Sarah T., 


" Apr. 


22, 


1836, 


(( 


6189.* 


Abbie Louisa, 


" Nov. 


20, 


1839, 


Worcester, 



[2558] SAELY PHILLIPS,^ (Sister of I vers,) 

b. Ashburn'ham, Mass., July 29, 1811; m. Fitchburg, Mass., Jan. 1, 1830, 
Charles, son of Thomas and Margaret (Adams) Russell, b. Ashburnham, Sept.. 
10, 1804: carpenter; Fitchburg; Republican; Universalist; member Aurora Lodge 
A. F. & A. M.; she Cong.; she d. Fitchburg, Jan. 31, 18.38. He m. 2d, Harriet 
Stone Farrar, and had Mary Adams, b. in the Seth Phillips house, Rockville; 
West Fi'tchburg, July 20, 1840, who m. 1st, George Lowe;9 m. 2d, his brother, 
John Lowe. 'J He d. Fitchburg, July, 1865. 

Ch. b. Fitcliburg: I 

6190.* Sarah Amanda, Dec. 4, 1830. 

6191.* Caroline Lowe, Nov. 10, 1833. 

6192.* Charles Francis, July 15, 1836. 

[2559] LAURA OLIVIA FAIRBANKS,' (Lydia Phillips.^ Elizabeth 
Hamlen," Eleazer,'' Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,'-') b. Ashburnham, Mass., 
Mar. 11, 1809; m. there, Nov. 26, 1827, Emery Rice, b. Ashburnham, Jan. 1, 1803; 
miller; later in life real estate dealer; Troy, N. Y.; Ashburnham, until 1848; , 
Chelsea, Vt., until 1867; afterwards, Lebanon, N. H.; FreeSoiler. ' Bothd. 
Lebanon; she Jan. 31, 1892; he Feb. 22, 1873. ' • 





Children: 












6193.* 


Emery Ezekiel, 


b. 


Aug. 


19, 


1828, 


Troy. 


6194. 


George H., 


(1 


Feb. 


18, 


1830, 


u 


6195. 


Lucius E., 


(( 


May 


2, 


lf^32, 


Ashburnham 


6196.* 


Marion Arrdelia, 


u 


Apr. 


13, 


1839, 


u 


6197.* 


Laura Ann, 


u 


Mar. 


7, 


1842, 


1 ( 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 621 

[2560] EUROPE HAMLIN FAIRBANKS/ (Bro. of Laura O.,) 
b. Ashburnliam, Mass., Sept. 14, 1810; m. Sallie E. Crehore; farmer: Ash- 
iburnham; Republican: Gongs. He d. Ashburnham, 1890. 
Children: 

(5198. Henky. 

6199. Herbert. 

6200.* Albert Phillips, b. Sept. 11, 1849, Fitchburg. 

' [25611 SETH PHILLIPS FAIRBANKS,^ (Bro. of Laura O.,) 

b. Ashburnliam, Mass., Mar. 11, 1812; m. 1st, Almira, dau. of Itharaar Fair- 

Ibanks, b. Nov. 15, 1810, who d. .Jan. 8, 1848: ra. 2d, Charlotte E.,dau. of Joel and 

^Lucy (Stearns) Brown: carpenter; Ashburnham; Congs. He d. Ashburnham", 

JM^r. 1, 1886. 

! Ch. by 1st wife, b. Ashburnham: 

6201.* Charles Lewis, Dec. 12, 1839. 

6202. Ellen Almira, Oct. 16, 1841; m. Rodney King. 

6203. Albert Willis, Sept. 5, 1846; d. Aug. 10, 1847. 

By 2d wife, b. Ashburnham: 

6204. Harriet Elizabeth, Jan. 4, 1850; d. May 7, 1867. 
6205.* Frank Everett, Dec. 9, 1857. 

6206.* Adelaide Ellsworth, Aug. 1, 1861. 

[2562] SHERMAN DEXTER FAIRBANKS,^ (Bro. of Laura O.,) 

[ b. Ashburnham, Mass., Jan. 6, 1814; m. Cohoes, N. Y., Lydia ; me- 

'chanic: moved to Cohoes; manf. of silk knit underwear; Republican. He d. 
Cohoes, Dec. 16, 1863. 

Children: 

6207. Jeremiah. 

6208. David. 

[2563] LYDIA HARRIET FAIRBANKS,^ (Sister of Laura O.,) 

b. Ashbarnham. Mass., Apr. 10, 1816; m. 1st, Varon Wood; m. 2d, 

Foster, of Ashley, Mass.; she was a popular school teacher; one daughter, all 

dead. Shed. 1852. 

[2564] MERCY ELIZABETH FAIRBANKS,* (Sister of Laura O.,) 

b. Ashburnham, Mass., Apr. 18, 1818; m. Joseph Wood; she d. Fitchburg, 

, 1843. 

! Child: 

6209. Waldo, res. New York City. 

[2565] CAROLINE ARDELIA FAIRBANKS,^ (Sister of Laura O.,) 
b. Ashburnham, Mass., Feb. 22, 1820; m. there, Nov. 2, 1843, Artemas Rand, 
son of Henry and Asenath (Rand) Smith, b. Rindge, N. H., June 16, 1816; mer- 
chant and iron founder; Fitchburg; Republican; she was a school teacher; 
I Unitarians. He d. Fitchburg, Mar. 23, 1875. 
Ch, b. Fitchburg; 
* 6210.* Margaret Lydia, Apr. 4, 1850. 

6211. Ralph Hamlin, Feb. 19, 1855; d. April 3, 1863. 

6212.* Gertrude Elizabeth, Nov. 14, 1860. 



622 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[2567] JACOB HORATIO FAIRBANKS.* (Bio. ol' Laura O.,) 

b. Ashburnham, Mass., Sept. 7, 1825: m. 1st, Chelsea, Mass., June 2, 1858. 

Margaret Emma, dau. of and Polly (Durant) Ferson, b. Francistown, N. 

H., Mar. 9, 1835; memberW. C. T. U.: Y. M. C. \. Aux.; Baldwinville Home for 
Crippled Children, and Old Ladies' Home; Cong.; She d. Fitchburg, Mass., 
July, 1897; m. 2d, Fitchburg, May 25, 1898, Caroline, dau. of Samuel Severence 
and Samantha Newton (Grout) Holton, b. Erving, Mass., July 2. 1855; Cong.: 
member W. C. T. U.; Y. M. C. A. Aux.: Old Ladies' Home; Hastings Home for 
Working Girls. He merchant; Fitchburg; Republican. 
Ch. by 1st wife, b. Fitchburg: 
6213. Emma Isabel, Jan. 14, 1863: d. July 25, 1863. 

[2574] ZOA STONE HAMLIN,* (Africa,7fi Eleazer.s Benjamin.* Elea- 
zer,3 James,2i) b. Harvard, Mass., Apr. 24, 1814; she res. Haverhill, Mass., 1897 
unmarried. 

[2575] JOHN CHASE HAMLm,* (Bro. of Zoa S.,) 

b. Harvard, Mass., Dec. 23, 1817: m. 1st, Martha D. Nichols, who d. without 
issue; m. 2d, Sept. 25, 1851, Nancy C, dau. of Daniel and Nancy Smith, b. Aug. 
2, 1826; stone cutter in early life; later, farmer; Haverhill, Mass. He wa^ 
deeply interested in Freemasonry, and held an office twenty-four years in Win- 
slow Com mandery, K. T.; was elected to receive the degrees in Salem Council, 
Royal and Select Masters, and in Sutton Lodge of Perfection, 1870. His hon- 
esty and uprightness were proverbial; a genial companion and true friend: hi;- 
deep and abiding love for all humanity was often manifested by his noble and 
generous gifts. He retired from business three years before his deatli. He d. 
Haverhill, Jan. 31, 1893. 





Ch. b. Haverhill: 








6214.* 


Martha Denkis, 


July 


26, 


1852. 


6215.* 


John Warren, 


Jan. 


•> 


1854. 


6216.* 


Harriet Chase, 


May 


10, 


1856. 


6217.* 


Armenta E., 


Dec. 


3, 


1859. 


6218.* 


Mary Ebima, 


Feb. 


4, 


1865. 


6219.* 


Alice M., 


Mar. 


30, 


1867. 


6220. 


Annie S., 


Apr, 


22, 


1870: d. Sept. 11, 1879. 



[2576] SARAH ADAMS HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Zoa S.,) 

b. Harvard, Mass., June 22, 1820: m. Haverhill, Mass., Nov. 26, 1839, William 

Thomas, son of William Savory and Mary Ann (Hoyt) Jaques, b. Newburyport. 

Mass., Jan. 2, 1820: milk dealer; Haverhill, since 1840; Republican; Congs. She 

d. Haverhill. June 9, 1891. 

Ch. b. Haverhill: \ 

6221. William Henry, Oct. 10, 1841; m.; d. May 7, 1899. ! 

6222. Harriet Hamlin, Aug. 11, 1846; "Apr. 2.1847. I 
6223.* Charles Aaron, Oct. 19, 1848. '■ 
6224. Eugene Haskell,, June 20, 1850; d. June 20, 1857. • 
6225.* Joseph Howard, Dec. 29, 1853. i 

I! 

[2577] ELIZA ANN HAMLIN,* (Paladore,' Africa,6 Eleazer,^ Benja-j 
min,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Waterford, Me., Jan. 24, 1818; m, there. Feb. 19,: 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 



623 



,1837, Enoch, son of Chandler and Delight (Morse) Perry,* b. Waterford, Oct. 
13, 1814; farmer; Waterford. He d. there, Aug. 16, 1886. 
Children: 

6226. Andrew, b. Oct. 31, 18.39, Waterford. 

6227. Margaret H.. :' Sept. 20, 1843, " d. May 21, 1853. 

6228. JohnC.Freemont," Sept. 18, 1856, Bridgton, " Sept.l9, 1856. 

[2579] CAROLINE KILGORE,^ (Susannah Hamhn," Africa.e Eleazer,-^ 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Waterford, Me., Oct. 8, 1811: ra. there, Dec. 4, 
1835, Henry Bailey, b. Westbrook, Me., Aug. 1, 1809; mechanic; Bridgton, Me. 
[Both d. there; she Apr. 13, 1891; he May 25, 1889. 

Children: 

6229. George H.. b. Oct. 15, 1837, Bridgton; m. Eliza Gibbs. 
6230.* Ann L., " Mar. 5, 1840, Harrison. 

[2580] HAMILTON KILGORE,« (Bro. of Caroline,) 

b. Waterford. Me., Dec. 11, 1813; m. 1st, Mary Stevens, who d. Oct. 10, 1844, 

aged 21 years; m. 2d, Frances C. Knight, of Otisfield, Me.; farmer. He d. May 

2. 1846., 



HARRIET NEWELL K]LGORE,8 (Sister of CaroHne,) 
b. Waterford, Me., Oct. 29, 1816; m. South Waterford, Mar. 14, 1836, Wil- 
I liam Bailey, son of David and Hannah (Bailey) McWain,* b. Bangor, N. Y., 
jdct. 14, 1814; merchant; South Waterford. He d. Waterford, Apr. 26,1850; 
I she res. Waltham, Mass.. with her daughter Harriet. 

Ch. b. S. Waterford: 



6231. 

6232.* 

6233.* 

6234. 

6235.* 

6236.* 

6237.* 



Or]«sa, May 

Charles William, Dec. 

David Bailey, Nov. 

Harriet Ejhilie, Feb. 

George Washington, May 

Daniel Hubbard, Aug. 

William Dana, Jan. 



27, 1838; d. Mar. 17, 1839. 

1, 1839. 
16, 1841, 

5, 1843; m. Dr. Edward L. Hamlin,** 

8, 1845, 

8, 1847. 
21, 1850. 



* Note 402. CHANDLER PEEEY'; m. Delight Morse; farmer; removed from Bethel to 

Waterford, Me. 



Children: 

Thomas, 

Enoch, 

Catherine. 

Lewis, 

John. 

Charles, 



m. Phebe Stone. 
" Eliza A. Hamlin. 

m. Priscilla Coolidge. 

m. Burnham. 



* Note 40:i DANIEL McWAIN, b. Bangor, N. Y., May 20, 1784; m. 1st Bangor, 
1807, Hannah Bailey, b, Sept. 16, 1785, who d. Bangor, Oct. 5, 1815; m. 2d, Bangor, .Tan, 
Laura Willard. b. Sept. 9, 1793. He moved from Bangor, N. Y. to Waterford. Me., 1824, 
the estate left him by his uncle, David McWain. who was b. Bolton, Mass., Dec. 24, 1' 
who was the first white settler in Waterford, 1775, and a bachelor. David McWain, the 
er d. Waterford, Dec. 11. 1834. 



.Jan. 9, 
19, 1817, 
to take 
'52, and 
j^oung- 



Children: 








Mary A., 


b. Feb. 


4, 


1809, 


Jane A., 


" Mar. 


7, 


1810, 


William Bailey, 


" Qct. 


16, 


1814, 


David A., 


" Mar. 


21). 


1818, 


Andrews S, 


" July 


16, 


1820, 


Leavitt B., 


'• Nov. 


21, 


1822. 


Hannah Angeline. 


" Apr. 


13, 


1829, 


Anna Almeda, 


" June 


14. 


1831, 



; d. Oct. 13, 1815. 
m. Capt. Thomas Hapgood. 

" Harriet N. Kilgore. 

'• Melissa Potter, 
d. Oct. 13, 1832. 
m. Rebecca Kilgore. 

" Marshall Sanderson. 
" Charles Sanderson. 



624 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[2583] SUSAN STONE KILGORE,* (Sister of Caroline,) 

b. VVaterford, Me., Mar. 27, 1819: m. Charlestown, Mass., Mar. 30, 1848 



Henry Dana, b. Springfield, Vt., 
CharlestQwn, Dec. 13, 1894. 

Children: 

6238. William Henry, 

6239. Mary Susan, 

6240. Lydia Mansfield, 

6241. Ella Frances, 



Apr. 16, 1815: builder; Charlestown. He dJ 



b. Feb. 26, 1848, Charlestown; d. there. 

" Ang. 30, 1849, Waterford. 

" Apr. 10, 1852, Charlestown. 

" Jan. 2, 1855, " unm. 1902, 



[2584] ALMIRA KILGORE,^ (Sister of Caroline,) * 

b. Waterford, Me., Feb. 22, 1821; m. there, Feb. 4, 1855, Samuel Skillings; 
farmer; Waterford, where he died. She d. Bridgton, Me., May, 1892. 

[2585] REBECCA KILGORE,* (Sister of Caroline,) 

b. Waterford, Me., Nov. 16, 1823; ra. Leavitt B., son of David McWain,*bJ 

Bangor, N. Y., Nov. 21, 1822; farmer; Waterford. Both d. Waterford; she Apr.j 

4, 1852. 

Ch. b. Waterford: 



6242. 


Jane, 


Aug. 7, 


1841: 


6243. 


John. 






6244. 


Anna, 


Apr. 16, 


1848. 


6245. 


Laura, 


Jan. 12, 


1850. 



[2587J EMERSON KILGORE,8 (Bro. of Caroline, ) 

b. Waterford, Me., May 10, 1829; m. Helen Hale; res. Norway Lake, Me, 
Children: 

6246. Henry C, 

6247. Herbert. 

6248. Webster. 

6249. Samuel. 



[2588] HENRY KILGORE,« (Bro. of Caroline,) 

b. Waterford, Me., Jan. 6, 1831; m. Jane Stewart; res. Norway, Me, ' 

Child: 
6250. A Daughter. 

[2589] MARY HAMLIN,^ fCostella,^ Africa," Eleazer,^ Benjaraia,*| 
EIeazer,3 James,2i) b. Waterford, Me., July 9, 1827: m. George Whitney. 

[2591] SUSAN HAMLIN WILKINS,^ (Lydia Hamlin,' Africa,« Eleazer,»| 
Benjamin,^ Eleazer,»James,2i) b. Harrison, Me., Nov. 23, 1840; unm. She resJ 
St. Johnsbury,Vt., 1857-9, and attended the academy there; graduated from the! 
Putnam Free School, Newburyport, Mass, 1858; teacher in the public schools| 
of Brooklyn, N. Y., Nov. 1, 1862 to Aug. 31, 1900; res. Waterford, Me., 1902;| 
member of Elizabeth Wadsworth Chapter, D. A. R., Portland, Me.; Epis. 

* For McWain see note 4^^ 



m 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 625 

[2592] ELIZABETH HOLLAND WILKINS,8 (Sister of Susan PL,) 
b. Waterford, Me.. Mar. 10, 1845; m. 1st, there, Apr. 19, 1866, William 
Crombie, son of Eber and Nancy (Atherton*) Stone, t b. Waterford, Oct. 25, 
1835; farmer; Waterford; he d. there Nov. 30, 1868; m. 2d, Waterford, Mar. 24, 
1874, Fred Mellen, son of Crombie and Mar.y (Wheeler) Atherton,* b. Water- 
ford, Feb. 13, 1837; farmer: Waterford; Congs. 

]2593] CYRUS HAMLIN MEADE,8 (Dorcas Hamlin,' Europe,^ Eleaz- 
er,5 Benjamin,* Eieazer,^ James, 21) b. Addison, Vt., Feb. 3, 1809; m. 1st, Nov. 
14, 1843, Elizabeth B. DeHart, of Pickavpay Co., Ohio; m. 2d, Dec. 25, 1859, Car- 
oline Lutz, of Pickaway Co., Ohio. He d. Circleville, Ohio, June 27, 1884. 

Ch. b. Circleville; 

6251. Charles Guoss, Jan. 3, 1864, 

[2594] BENJAMIN FRANKLIN MEADE,' (Bio. of Cyrus H.,) 

b. Addison, Vt., May 19, 1811; m. Hillsboro, Ohio, May 1, 1845, Jane, dau. of 
David and Lydia (Sullivan) Black, b. Perryopolis, Pa., Sept. 29, 1820; merchant; 
Vermont, until 1840; Boston, Mass., until 1842; Tarlton, Ohio, until 1844; 
Springfield, Ohio, until 1847; Petersburg, Ohio, until 1856: Greenfield, Ohio, 
until death; Whig and Republican; Methodists. He d. Greenfield, Jan. 2, 
1860; she d. Louisville, Ky., May, 1889. 
Children: 

6252.* George Black, b. Feb. 7, 1846, Springfield. 

6253.* Hamlin Caldwell, '• July 25, 1848; Petersburg. 

6254.* William Henky, " Apr. 19, 1850, " 

6255.* Noble King, " Apr. 3, 1852, 

6256. Helen Caroline, " Oct. 16, 1854, " d. Mar., 1889, unm. 

6257.* Jennie McDonald, " Jan. 30, 1859, Greenfield. 



CHARLOTTE BRIDGE MEAD,^ (Sister of Cyrus H.,) 
b. Goshen, Vt., Sept. 13, 1814; m. 1st, there, Feb. 3, 183.3, John,sonof Went- 
worthand Mehitable (Roberts) Cook, b. Middleton, N. H., Aug. 26, 1807; hotel 
keeper and proprietor of stage line; resided Montpelier, Royalton, Woodstock, 
Bethel, Vt.; removed to Circleville, Ohio, June, 1840. She was Matron State 
Asylum for Blind, Columbus, Ohio. He d. Bloomfield, Ohio, Oct. 1, 1854; m. 
2d, Apr. 3, 1855, Alfred G. Welch, of Columbiana Co., Ohio; farmer; removed to 
Madison Co., Iowa, where he d. June 11, 1872; she res. Winterset, Iowa, and d. 
Los Angeles, Cal., while visiting an invalid daughter; she Epis. 

Ch. by 1st marriage: 

June 5, 1834, Montpelier, 
Mar. 12. 1836, Bethel. 
Nov. 21, 1838, 
Apr. 1, 1842, Circleville. 
June 12, 1844, 

May 28, 1856, Winterset; d. Dec. 13, '56 
May 15, 1860. 

* For Atherton see notes 165 and 309. 
+ For Stone see notes 162 and 313. 



6258.* 


Helen Charlotte, b 


6259.* 


Joseph Witherspoon, " 


6260.* 


Frederick William, " 


6261.* 


Julia Clementine, " 


6262.* 


John Hamlin, " 




By 2d marriage: 


6263. 


Martha Virginia, b. 


6264.* 


LiLLiE May, " 



f 

h 



626 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[2599] EUROPE AMERICA MEADE,« (Bro. of Cyrus H., ) 
b, Goshen, Vt., July 25, 1820; ni. Sept. 20, 1847, Caroline Keener, of Servierj 
Co., Tenn. b. May 16, 1826; farmer; removed from Alabama to Prospect, Texas, I 
thence to California, 1870; res. Anaheim, Cal.; she Presb.; Democrat; Orderly l| 
in Terry's Regt. C. S. A., enlisted in Texas; in battle of Sabine Pass. He d. May i 
24, 1896; she d. Los Angeles, Cal., Feb. 5, 1897. 

Children: 

QuiNCY, b. July 19, 1848, Alabama. 



6265. 

6266. 

6267.* 

6268.* 

6269. 

6270. 

6271. 



Sumner, 
Mary Helen, 



Dec. 17. 1850, 

Jan. 4, 1853, Bastrop. 



Alexander Jacob, " Jan. 16, 1855, 



Luc RET I A Alice, 
Minnie A., 



July 15, 1857. 

July 27, 1860: unm. 1902. 



d. Aug. 18, 1867. 

i 



Charles William, " Aug. 23, 186.3: d. Feb. 7, 1878. 



)l 



[2600] CHARLES GEORGE MEAD,« (Bro. of Cyrus H..) 

b. Goshen, Vt., Oct. 31, 1822; m. Tarlton, Ohio, Mar. 26, 1851, Elizabeth, 

dau. of George and Mary (Sidener) Wheitsel, b. Tarlton, Oct. 24, 1825; farmer; 

Goshen, until 1837; Tarlton, until 1857; Greenfield, Ohio, until 1887: since, 

West Point, Miss.; Republican; Methodists. 

Children: 

6272.* Mary Dorcas, July 9, 1852, Tarlton. 

6273.* A LMENA Clementine, Apr. 17, 1854, " 
6274.* Maggie LORETO, July 14, 1861, Greenfield. 



(Bro. of Cyrus H.,) 
-: carpenter; Cincinnati, 



[2601] JAMES ALEXANDER MEADE,« 

b. Goshen, Vt., June 16, 1826; m. Caroline — 
Ohio; crossed the mountains to California, 1849, rained, won fortunes and lost 
them, finally settled at Healdsburg, Cal.: a generous, whole-souled man; super- 
visor. 

Children: 

6275. George Perry. 1 

6276. Mary Bell. '' 

6277. George (?) Shirley. 



[2602] HENRY CONSTANTINE MEADE,8 (Bro. of Cyrus H., ) 
b. Goshen, Vt., Feb. 8, 1829; m. May 6, 1857, Jane, dau. of David Edwards, 
of Franklin Co., Ohio. He d. Columbus, Ohio, July 14, 1858; she d. Jan. 13, 1894. 

No issue. 

[2603] ALMENA CALDWELL,* (Hannah Hamlin,- Europe.o Eleazer,* 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,» James,^!) b. Hillsboro, N. H., Aug. 16, 1809; m. Cincin- 
nati, Ohio, Nov. 9, 1826, David King; merchant; Tarlton, Ohio, until 1841; after- 
wards, Springfield, Ohio. Nothing positive is known of his lineage; he was 
found in the streets of Baltimore, Md., at the age of two or three years, during 
a yellow fever epidemic, too young to give even the name of his people, or any 
account of them, who were supposed to be dead. He was taken, reared and 
educated by a gentleman at Cumberland, Pa.; he was an honorable gentleman, 
and a superior business man: she Presb. Both d. Springfield; she May 30, 1878; 
he Aug. 8, 1849. 



M 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 



627 



627H. 

6279. 

6280. 

6281.* 

6282.* 

6283.* 

6284.* 

6285. 

6286.* 



Children: 

ALEXAisrDERCALDWELL,b. Sept. 5, 1827; Tarlton; d. Aug. 27, '31 
James Haml]n> " July 3,1829, " " Aug. 29, '31 



JOHX QUIGLEY, 
EORERT QuiGLEY, 

Samuel Noble, 
Mary Elizabeth, 
David, 
Sarah Jane, 
Almena Caldwell, 



a 
n 
u 
a 
a 
u 
u 



(( 
(( 



11 
11 



Sept. 20, '31 



July 24, 1831, 

Aug. 13, 1832, 

Oct. 22, 1834, 

Apr. 1, 1837, " 

Sept. 11, 1839, " 

Dec. 20, 1841, Springfield; unmarried. 

Feb. 1, 1848. 





[2604] Hamlin CALDWELL,« (Bro. of Almena,) 

I b. Hillsboro, N. H., Feb. 29, 1812; m. near Bellefonte, Ala., Jan. 9, 1844, 
» Martha Jane, dau. of John and Jane (Long) Snodgrass, b. Bellefonte, Feb. 23, 
1833, He removed with his parents to Portsmouth, Ohio, about 1816-18; Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio, 1824-5; later, Springfield, Ohio; Bellefonte, Ala, 1837; Scottsboro, 
Ala., 1883; Cumberland Presb. He d. Scottsboro, Sept. 3, 1895. 



628 THE I^AMLIN FAMILY. 

Children: 

6287.* David King, b. Jan, 2, 1845, Bellefonte. 

6288.* Sarah Almena, " Mar. .30, 1847, " unm. 

6289.* Alexander. " Mar. 22, 1849, " 

6290.* George, Benjamin, " Apr. 2, 1851, 

6291. Hannah .Jane, " Apr. 22, 1856, " d. Aug. 25, 1888. 

6292.* Europe Hamlin, '• A.ug. 29, 1858, 

6293. Catherine, "Feb. 11, 1864, Springfield," Feb. 12, 1864. 

[2610] ELIZABETH .JANE HAMLIN,« (Joash,' Europe,* Eleazer,» 
Benjamin,* James,2i) b. Hillsboro, N. H., Mar. 13,1820; m. Circleville, Ohio, 
July 16, 1841, Joseph, son of Joseph and Barbara Hedges, b. Pickaway Co., 
Ohio, Oct. 12, 1817; merchant. 

Children: 

6294. William Henry, b. Oct. 12, 1841, Tarlton; d. May 22, 1842. 

6295. Matilda, ". Oct 20, 1843, 

6296. Mary Jane " June 19, 1845, " 

6297. Sarah Frances, " July 4, 1847, " " Mar. 22, 1851. 

6298. ElizabethBallard, " Oct. 23. 1849, " 

6299. -James Hamlin, "Jan. 30,1852, ." 

6300. Leify Catherine, " Mar. 9, 1856, " 

6301. Annie Eliza, " May 16, 1858, Adelphia; " Sept. 1, 1860. 

[2611] CORDELIA FRANCES HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Elizabeth .L,) 
b. Hillsboro, N. H., Jan. 6, 1822; m. Tarlton, Ohio, Sept. 24, 1855, William, 
son of .Joseph and Barbara Smith, b. Phila. Pa., May 2, 1816. 
Children: 

6302. Joseph Hedges, b. Oct. 15, 1857, Hocking Co. 

6303. William Henry, " Jan. 24, 1860, Adelphia. 
6.304. Mary Eliza, " Sept. 2, 1862. 

[2612] Hon. GEORGE FLETCHER HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Elizabeth J.,) 
b. Hillsboro, N. H., June 3, 1823; m. 1st, Tarlton, Ohio, Apr. 19, 1846, 
Julia Ann, dau. of William and Elizabeth Brown, b. near Kingston, Ohio. 
Aug. 7, 1827; she, Lutheran; she d. Oakland Ohio, Aug. 21, 1858; m. 2d, Oak- 
land, Mar. 25, 1861, Elizabeth, dau. of Benjamin and Elizabeth Williams, b.' 
near Oakland, Apr. 8, 1832; merchant and grain dealer; removed with his, 
father to Ohio; resided Tarlton and Oakland; removed to LeCygne, Kas.; Whig 
and Republican; Justice of the Peace, State Senator, Kansas; Freemason; 
Methodists. Both d. LaCygne; he, Feb. 12, 1885; buried Ottawa, Kas.; she 
d. Aug. 15, 1857. 

Ch. by 1st wife; j 

b. Feb. 6, 1847, Tarlton. 1 

" July 16, 1849, " d. same day. j 

" Oct. 15, 1850, Oakland; unm. 1897. 'j 

"July 16, 1852, " ' 

" Aug. 14, 1854, " ,1 

I 
ll 

" Feb. 20, 1862, Oakland. ': 

" Nov. 13, 1863. " j 





Ch. by 1st wife; 


6305.* 


Charles Joash, 


6306. 


A Son, 


6.307. 


Hannibal Franc 


6308.* 


Mary Belle, 


6309.* 


W INFIELD Scott, 




By 2d wife: 


6310.* 


Minnie Etta, 


6311.* 


Leify Elizabeth, 



EIGHTH GEN ER AT] ON. 629 

[2020] MARTHA ANN HAMLIN.8 (Sister of Elizabeth J.,) 

b. Newpoit, Ohio, Aug. 5, 1838; m. Oakland, Ohio, Feb. 17, 1861, .James 

Steward, son of Reuben and Elizabeth Hester, b. Logan, Ohio, Sept. a, 1838; 

farmer; Tarlton, Logan and Dresden, Ohio, and Greencastle, Ind. He was a 

isoldier. She res. Omaha, Neb. 
Children: 

6312. Charles Henry, b. June 29, 1862, Tarlton. 

6313. Leify Hamt.in, '• Oct. 9, 1864, Logan. 

6314. Sarah Frances, " Aug. 27, 1866, " 

6315. Mannie Alice, " Sept. 16, 1868, Dresden: unm, 1902. 

6316. William Harrison, " Sept. 15, 1870, Greecastle, '• " 

6317. James Franklin, " June 10, 1872, " 

[2621] SUSANNAH DORCAS HAMLIN,' (Hannibal G.,' Europe," 

iEleazer,s Benjamin,* Eleazer, 3 James,2i) b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. 22, 1827; m. 
'there, Oct. 10, 1848. Alonzo Thrasher Key t, M. D., son of Nathan and Mary 
: (Thrasher) Keyt, b. Higginsport, Ohio, Jan. 10, 1827: physician and surgeon; 
\ Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, Ohio. His father was of Dutch ancestry, his mother 
ia descendant of Edward Penn, of the old proprietory Quaker family of Pennsyl- 
j vania. A few j'^ears after his birth his father's family removed to Moscow, 
I Ohio, where young Keyt acquired the rudiments of learning in tlie district 
school, and made the acquaintance of algebra, geometry and the classics in 
1 Parker's Academy, Felicity, Ohio. He began the study of medicine with Dr. 
i William Johnston, of Moscow, 1845; attended the Medical College of Ohio, 1846- 
; 7, from which he graduated March, 1848, M. D.: and after a competitive exam- 
1 ination was appointed interne of Commercial, now Cincinnati Hospital, where 
he practiced for a year, and f(u- a short period afterward at Moscow; but .settled 
at Walnut Hills, 1850; where he lived and practiced the remainder of his life. 
Member Miami Valley Med. So.; Ohio State Med. So.; Am. Med. Asso. He 
was a frequent contributor to Medical Journals. But his name is best known 
I to medical science by the invention of the Compound Sphymograph in 1875. 
! Author of Sphymography and Cardiography. He made prominent the pre- 
; sphygmic interval, and was the first to show that abnormal delay of the pulse- 
! wave follows mitral regurgitation; also, discovered a delay of the pulse-wave 
\ due to heavy aortic valves, as well as that mitral stenosis caused a delay in the 
pulse-wave velocity. His investigations were long continued and thorough, 
and are accepted as conclusive by physiologists and pathologists. He excelled 
as an obstetrician. In person five feet, six inches in stature, spare, slightly 
stooped, fair complexion, grey eyes, light brown hair, high broad forehead, 
Roman nose, thin lips, firm mouth, jaw and chin, full beard without moustache, 
of sedate, grave manner, slow and deliberate action. A man of exalted char- 
acter, excellent morals, charitable and benevolent. She was educated at Dr. 
Pickett's school for Young Ladies, Cincinnati, and res. Walnut Hills. She 
possessed talent for painting as evidenced by subjects executed by her in 
possession of the family: Presb. He d. of apoplexy, from excessive work and 
study, Cincinnati, Nov. 9, 1885. 





Ch. b. Cincinnati: 










6318.* 


Mary Hamlin, 


Aug. 


28, 


1850. 




6319.* 


Susanna Almena, 


Aug. 


18, 


1853. 




6320.* 


Rebecca Penn, 


Nov. 


2, 


1855. 




6.321. 


Louisa, 


July 


24, 


1858; 


d. May 4, 1868, 


6322.* 


Marshall Hall, 


Jan. 


12, 


1861. 




6323. 


Hannibal Hamlin, 


Aug. 


1, 


1869; 


d. Feb. 9, 1874. 



f)30 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[2622] MARY TICHNOR HAML1N,8 (Sister of Susannah D.,) 

b. Cincinnati, Oiiio, Feb. 18, 1830; uanaanied; educated at Wesleyan Fe- 
male College. She is interested in church and Sunday school work, and in art ! 
pottery, for which she has decided taste; Presb. I 

[2623J ALMENA HAMLIN,* (Sister of Susannah D.,) 

b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Mar. 22, 1833; educated in the private schools and Cin- 
cinnati High School: she displayed skill and originality in art pottery, and 
with her sister, Mary, executed many pieces; Presb; Mary, Almena and 
Europe Hamlin lived together in Cincinnati: she d. Cincinnati, Oct. 7, 1895, 
unmarried. 

[2()24] HANNIBAL GILMAN HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Susannah D.,) 
b. Cincinnati, Ohio, June 21, 183(i: m. P'ranklin, Ind., Oct. 10. 1867, Eliza- 
beth Artemesia, dau. of John Thompson and Emily (Williams) Forsyth,* b. 
Franklin, Oct. 22, 1848. He was educated at Woodward College, Cincinnati; 
was a merchant there, but retired from active business in 1865, and resided at 
Springfield, Ohio: he spent several years, at intervals, traveling in Europe 
and the far east: Republican in politics, and although taking an active interest 
in the success of his party, persistently declined office; Methodist. He was a 
prominent worker in the Y. M. C. A., a man of decided convictions, who always 
arrayed himself on the side of honesty and good morals. He was benevolent, 
but his deeds of charity were usually known only to the recipients. In personal 
description he was five feet ten inches in height, dark complexion, blue-grey 
eyes and black hair. Mrs. Hamlin graduated at the Wesleyan Female College, 
Cincinnati, and resides at Springfield. Ohio. In June, 1901, apparently in good 
health, he went to Estes Park, Colorado, with his wife to spend the summer. 
About the first of August he took cold from wetting his feet, pneumonia super- 
vened, followed by heart trouble, caused by the high altitude. He was removed 
to Longmont, Col., where he d. Sept. 8, 1901. His remains were taken to Cin- 
cinnati, and are buried in the family lot in Spring Grove Cemetery. 

Ch. b. Springfield: 

6324.* Alice Mary, Aug. 18, 1874. 

[2625] EUROPE WHITNEY HAMLIN, « b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Dec. 3, 
1839; unmarried. He was educated in the public schools and graduated from 
Woodward High School, Cincinnati; was an importer and jobber in hardware, 
Cincinnati, but retired from active business, 1865. and became interested in the 
artilical gas industry and other enterprizes. During his boyhood he spent his 
idle time in building small steam engines. This mechanical training was of 
great assistance to him in after life. And during the same period, while at 
school studying chemistry, he made a complete camera (except the lens) and 
with a formula of his own formation, was quite successful in taking daguerro- 
types. One of his mother is still in i)ossession of the family, as is also the 
camera. At the first call for volunteers in 1861, he with others organized a 
troop of cavalry and tendered tlieir services to the U. S. government, which 
was declined, the full quota of the state having been previously accepted. 
In 1864 the Ohio National Guards were ordered out and the 139th Regt, 
of which he was a member was sworn into the U. S. Service at CampDennison, 
May 2, 1864, for 100 days. He left his business with his partner and served as 



For Forsyth see note 219. 




M^ayUy)AJUraA.^. ^ 




I ^ 




^i<jLy>^^<,4^yt^^ 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 631 

commissary sergeant of the regiment stationed at Camp Point Lookout, in tlie 
lArmy of tlie Potomac. While family ties have caused him to regard Cincin- 
nati as his home he has also spent considerable time on his lands in Louisiana 
land in traveling. Member of Sabine Lodge, 75, F. & A. M. (La.) Republican; 
attends Presb. church; is 5feet, 10 inchesin height, hazel eyes, florid complexion, 
black hair. 

I [2626] Phof. EMERSON FAULKNER CARTER.' (Pamelia Hamlin,^ 
'America,!' Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,'') b.Waterford, Me., Oct., 1810; 
ra.lst, Bridgton, Me., 1832, Sarah Tapley, dau. of Jedediah and Elizabeth (Emer- 
json) Kimball,* b. Bridgton, Mar. 8, 1810, who d. 1835-7; m. 2'd, Bridgton, 1839-40, 
Ipauline Kimball, « b. Bridgton. Aug. 25, 1815, sister of first wife. He was edu- 
cated in the common school and Bridgton Academy; taught school, Boston, 
Mass.; Kinderhook Academy, N. Y.; Principal of Young Ladies Seminary, 
JAlbany, N. Y., 1845: Associate Principal Temple Grove Seminary, Saratoga 
Springs, N. Y.; established Carter's Commercial College, Pittsfleld, Mass. He 
d. Pittstield, May. 1879. She was living, 1894. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Augusta, Me.: 

ti325. Amelia HoRTENSE, 1835; unm. 1894. 

By 2d wife: 

6326.* Chari.es Farrah, b. 1841, Albany. 

6327. Elizabeth Pauline, " 1856; unm. 1894. 

[2627J Hon. HENRY CARTER,* (Bro. of Emerson F.,) 

b. Bridgton, Me., Sept. 20, 1814; m. 1st, June 14, 1836, Elizabeth Jane, dau. 
of Stephen and Catherine Goldthwalt (Powell) Caldwell, b. Hollo well. Me., 
Nov. 12, 1806. who d. Bradford, Mass., Feb. 4, 1883; m. 2d, Winchester, Mass., 
June, 1884, Mrs. Mary F. (Dwight) Webb, of Hallowell, Me. He was educated 
in the common school and Bridgton Academy: studied law a year in the office 
of Judge Cole, Paris Hill, Me., with Hannibal Hamlin as a fellow student; 

* Note 404. For Kimball see notes 254, 303 and 344. 

JOHN KIMBALL,3 (Richard,2i) b. Ipswich, Mass., about 16.50; m. 1st, Sarah , who d. 

July 27, 1706; m. 2d, Oct. 29, 1707, Hannah, dau. of Isaac Burton, b. 1686, who d. Oct. 16, 1786. He 
was living in Boxford, Mass., as early as 1669; probably settled on his father's farm there; free- 
man Mar. 22, 1688-9; called " Corporal ;" tax collector 1675; dismissed from church at Topsfield 
to Boxford, 1702. He d. 1721 ; will at Salem, dated Feb. 19, 1718; proved April 15, 1721. Children: 
Sarah, Mary, Richard, Abigail, Elizabeth, Hannah, .John. 

RICHARD KIMBALL,! b. Boxford, Sept. 28, 1673; m. Feb. 22, 1698-9, Hannah, dau. of Eph- 
raim Dorman, of Topsfield, Mass., b. 1682; he res. in the southerly part of Boxford on the place 
where Major Samuel Perley erected a house, 1833. He d. Apr. 22, 1753; she d. March, 1748. His 
will in Salem, proved May 7, 1753. Children: Jacob, Hannah, Aaron, Amos, Richard, John. 
Mary, Moses, Ephraim, 

JACOB KIMBALL,5 b. Boxford, Mass., June 9, 1700; m. Feb. 11, 1723-4, Sarah Hale, b. Apr. 
6,1704; blacksmith; removed to Andover, Mass., before Feb. 23, 1724-5, when his father gave 
him land there; he sold his home there to his brother Moses, Oct. 11, 1765; he d. about 1787; will 
proved June 8, 1787. She survived him. Children: Sarah, Mary, Hannah, Jacob, a son, Benja- 
min, Moses, Asa, Richard, Mary, Phebe, Mercy. 

ASA KIMBALL,« b. Andover, Mass., June 15, 1738; m. Hulda Tapley, b. 1738; he res. An- 
dover and Boxford, Mass.; St. John, N. B., and Bridgton, Me., where he tought a lot, 1787, and 
built a rope walk. Children: Samuel, Richard, Hulda, Asa, Israel, Jedediah, Sally, Hannah, 
Jacob. 

JEDEDIAH KIMBALL,'? b. Sept. 29, 1771; m. Elizabeth Emerson; res. Bridgton, Me.; he 
d. Mar. 6, 1852; shed. Dec. 31, 1853. Ch. b. Bridgton: Eliza, Roxanna, Eliza, Sally, Lavinia, 
Sarah Tapley, Hannah A., Paulina, Julia, Jedediah Alex. 



632 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

appointed cadet to West Point from the Oxford district, 1832: resigned, 1834. 
and accepted a position as repoi'ter and writer for the Kennebec Journal: re- 
sumed the stud}^ of Law with R. H. Vose, Augusta, Me., 1835, and continued 
with XjhQ Journal; admitted to the bar of Kennebec Co., Augusta, April. 1836: 
settled and practiced law at Bridgton until 1847: appointed State's Attorney 
for Cumberland Co, 1841; removed to Portland, Me., 1847, and assumed editorial 
control of the Portland Advertiser, the leading Whig paper in Maine; member 
legislature, 1848, and re-elected three times; appointed commissioner to e.stab- 
lish the State Reform School, Westbrook, Me., of which he was trustee: Judge 
Municipal Court. Portland, 1854. He was a leader in founding the Republican 
party in Maine by uniting the Whigs, the anti-slavery wing of the Democratic 
and other pohtical parties, thus electing Hannibal Hamlin tirst Repubhcan 
Governor of Maine; removed to Bradford, Mass., 1857; State Senator, Mass., 
1863, and chairman Military Committee; re-elected 1864; Representative, 1866: 
Judge Haverhall District Court, 1868, and held the office many years. Chair- 
man of commission to establisli boundary lietween Mass. and N. H. and V' er- 
mont. He continued in active practice outside of liis district until 1889: 
resided Haverhill, Mass., where lie d. Jan. 24, 1898. 

Ch. b. Bridgton: 



6328.* 


John Henry, 


Nov. 


4, 


1837. 


6329.* 


Eugene, 


Oct. 


4, 


1838. 


6330.* 


Catherine Sophia, 


Oct. 


11, 


1840. 


6331.* 


Walter, 


Oct. 


16, 


1842. 


6332. 


Amelia Frederica, 


Feb. 


23, 


1844; unm 


6333.* 


Robert Goldthwait, 


Oct. 


29, 


1845. 



[2628] GEORGE KIMBALL HAMLIN, ^ (Luther,^ Anjerica,fi Eleazer,^ 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Waterford, Me., Mar. 22, 1814; m. 1st, Mar. 
15, 1849, Esther Weston; who d. Apr. 27, 1854; m. 2d, Martha VVoodard; m. 3d, 
Charlotte, widow of Charles Augier, nee Kneeland; farmer; Waterford. He d. 
there, July 25. 1893. 

Ch. probably b. Waterford: 

6334.* George Irving, Apr. 12, 1850. 

6335. Frank C, ' Mar. 10, 1852; d. May 3, 1874. 

6336.* Marietta, Oct. 4. 

[2629] CALVIN HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of George K.,) 

b. Waterford, Me., May 18, 1816; m. there, Dec. 8, 1853, Nancy Maria, dau. 
of Capt. Malbory Brown,* b. Waterford. She d. Oct, 29, 1877. 

Ch.b. Waterford: ' ■- 

6337.* Charles Scripture, Jan. 24, 1855. 

I 

* Note 405. For Brown see note 307. ' 

Capt. MALBORY BROWN, (son of ThaddeusJ b. 1789; m. 1st, Nancy Scripture; m. 2d 
Mrs. Betsey Dupree; blacksmith and farmer; South Waterford, Me.; a grraceful militarj, 
officer. 



iDhildren: 






Mary Jane, 


b. 1819; 


m. George Fuller. 


Nancy Maria, 


" Apr. 1, 1821, 


" Calvin Hamlin. 


Elizabeth, 


i82;t. 


" John C. Warren and Gideon Ellis. 


Levi L., 


1825, 


" Almeda Bean. 


Harriet VV. 






Calvin. 







EIGHTH GENERATION. 



633 



[2633] ALBERT HAMLIN/ (America," Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer/ 
James,2i) b. South Waterford, Me., Nov. 20, 1816; m. there, Dec. 1, 1845, Sarah 
K. Woodsum, b. Harrison, Me., Dec. 21, 1819; farmer and mechanic: South 
Waterford; Methodist; she was a schoolteacher; Cah'anist Baptist. Both d. 
South Waterford. Inscription on their gravestones: 




Albbrt Hamlin, 



ALBERT HAMLIN 

DIKD 

May 22, 1875, 
^ 58 Years, 6 Mos. 



Gone but not forgotten. 



SARAH K. WOODSUM 

WIFE OF 

ALBERT HAMLIN 

Dec, 21, 1819. 
Jan, 27, 1894. 



Sleep and rest, mother dear, 
Ever diligent and faithful here. 



Ch. b. South Waterford; 



6338.* 


Harriet, 


Sept. 


13, 


1846 


6339.* 


Semantha, 


Apr. 


4, 


1848. 


6340.* 


Ann Maria, 


Feb. 


3, 


1850 


6341.* 


Mary Caswell, 


May 


28, 


1852 


6342.* 


Walter Keyes, 


Oct. 


27, 


1854 


6343.* 


James Buchanan, 


Mar. 


14, 


1857 


6344.* 


Cora Jane, 


Dec. 


1, 


1859 



634 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[2634] NANCY HAMLIN, « (Sister of Albert,) 

b. South Waterford, Me., Aug. 1, 1818; m. Daniel Long; res. Lancaster, 
N. H., Lowell, Mass., and Eltnira, N. Y.; he went to the war and not heard 
from: she Baptist. She d. Elmira, Feb. 19, 1889. 
Children: 

6345. Mary .Jane, b. Aug. 25, 1846, Lancaster; untn. 1902. 

6346. Annie Elizabeth, " Oct. 1, 1847, " 

6347. Charles, " Nov. 1, 1849, Lowell. 

6348. Addie, " Feb, 2, 1851, Elmira; unra. 

6349. Ella, " Aug. 17, 1854, 

[2635] MARIA HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Albert,) 

b. South Waterford, Me., Aug. 13, 1820; m. there, 1848, Samuel Wilej'; res. 
Westford, Mass. 

Children: 

6350. Mason. 

6351. Charles. 

6352. Clifford. 

6353. Clara Maria, b. 1860. 

6354. Ella, " 1862. 

[2636] ALMIRA FOSTER HAML1N,8 (Sister of Albert,) 
b. South Waterford, Me., Sept. 26, 1822; m. there Jan. 1, 1846, Luther, son 
of Luther and Sarah (Melvin) Wilkins, b. Concord, Mass., July 18, 1815: private, 
D. 53 Mass. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Oct. 17, 1862; dis. Sept. 2, 1863; farmer; New 
Ipswich, N. H., until 1830; Concord, Mass., until 1840; Acton, Mass., until 1855; 
afterwards, Westford, Mass.; Whig and Republican: Odd Fellow. Both d. 
Westford; she Oct. 1, 1896; he Nov. 23, 1887. 

Children: 

6355.* Luther Edwhn, b. Oct. 12, 1846, Acton. 

6356. Martin Albert, " July 2, 1848, " d. Aug. 3, 1897. 

6357. Flora Almira, " May 30, 1852, " " July 31, 1854. 
6358.* Arthur Hamlin, " May 29, 1855, Westford. 

6359.* Lyman Everett, " Aug. 12, 1858, " 

[2639] EDWIN HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Albert,) ; 

b. South Waterford, Me., May 18, 1830; m. Norway, Me., May 1856, Martha, 
dau. of Abraham and Thivza (Morse) Lombard, b. Otisfield, Me., April 10, 1841; '■ 
she, Presb.; farmer; Elmira and Chatfield, Minn. 
Cliildren: 

6360.* Horace E., b. Nov: 7, 1858, Waterford. 

6361.* Etta, " Oct. 2, 1861, Elmira. \ 

6362.* Nellie L., " July 20, 1866, " I 

6363.* HakrietM., " Jun. 9, 1669, " I 

6364. EmmaM., " 1872, 

[2640] LAURA KEYES HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Albert.) 
b. South Waterford, Me., Feb. 2, 1832; m. Lowell, Mass., July 4, 1866, Fred , 
L., son of Stephen A. and Mars S. (McFarland) Kennaston, b. Machias, Me., 
Apr. 13, 1837; teamster; Lowell; Republican; Sergeant, 9 Mass. Battery; enlisted ; 
Aug. 10, 1862; dis. June 6, 1865; member Tower Post 17, G. A. R.: Baptists. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 635 

[26461 FANNY HAMLIN BROWN/ (Sally Hamlin,' America,^ Elea- 
zer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Waterford, Me., Jan. 1, 1827; unmarried. 
In early life a school teacher; later mill operative; Dover, N. H.; Methodist. 
She d. Dover, Sept. 1, 1901. 

[2647] MAHALA BROWN,8 (Sister of Fanny H.,) 
I b. Waterford, Me., Nov. 19, 1828: m. there, by Rev. Lyman Cutter, Jan. 
[Si, 1855, John Jackson French, b. Braintree, Mass., July 13, 1824; farmer; Brain- 
itree. He d. June 18, 1899. 
Children: 

6365. Addie Angela, b. Apr. 5, 1856, Braintree: m. Thos. D. Colbert. 

6366. Ella, " July 21, 1859, Waterford," Albert K, Gay. 

6367. Horace L., " Oct. 2, 1864, Braintree, "GeorgieHollenbeck 

6368. Annie F., " Aug. 23, 1869, " " Chas. Woodworth 

6369. Fannie Hamlin, Nov. 5, 1873. 

[2649] ANGELA BROWN,8 (Sister of Fanny H.,) 
b. Waterford, Me., July 12, 1832; m. there, Jan. 30, 1866, Emerson, son of 
John and Abigail (Kimball*) Wilkins, b. Waterford, Jan. 26, 1810; tanner and 
carrier: South Bridgton, and Waterford; Republican; town treasurer; member 
Mt. Zircon Lodge, 132 A. F. & A. M.; she member Waterford Library Asso.; 
I Parish Circle; Keoka Chapter 12, O. E. S.; Congs. They adopted her nephew, 
Edward Waldo Stone,9 and Alice Maude Russell, the latter b. Feb. 10, 1861, who 
' m. Feb. 14, 1887, Rev. C. L. Skinner, of Haverhill, Mass.; she res. Waterford. 
He d. Waterford, Apr. 8, 1895. 
No issue. 

[2651] CLARA NOYES BR0WN,8 (Sister of Fanny H.,) 

b. Waterford, Me., July 12, 1836; m. there, byW. W. Dow, Nov. 24, 1870, 

Edward L. Jackson, b. East Cambridge, Mass., Apr. 8, 1839. She d. Waltham, 

Mass. July 14, 1892. 

Ch. b. Waltham: 

6370. Harry Brown, Nov. 3, 1871. 

6371. Helen Louise, Apr. 3, 1873. 

[2653] CAROLINE LOUISE BROWN,^ (Sister of Fanny H.,) 

b. Waterford, Me., July 18, 1843; m. by Rev. Gershom Cobb, Bridgion, Me., 

Feb. 24, 1869, Elbridge, son of Samuel and Sarah (Sanborn) Stone, b. Liming- 

ton, Me., Oct. 3, 1839; blacksmith and farmer; Waterford. She d. Waterford, 

June 14, 1874. 

Child: 

6372.* Edward Waldo, b. Feb. 12, 1872. 

[2654] RUFUS GREEN BROWN,' (Sophia Hamlin,' America,^ Elea- 
zer,5 Benjamin," Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Waterford, Me., July 1, 1831; m. 1st, 
there, May 10, 1854, Helen, dau. of Josiah and Rebecca (Paine) Proctor, b. 
Waterford, Aug. 23, 1833, who d. Waltham, Mass., May 25, 1868; m. 2d, Wal- 
tham, Jan. 13, 1870, Anna E., dau. of Edward and Elizabeth A. (Williams) Jones, 
b. Dorchester, Mass, June 22, 1837; manf. steam heating apparatus; res. Water- 

* For Kimball see notes 254, 303. 344 and 404. 



636 THE HAML[N FAMILY. 

ford, until 1863; Waltham until 1890; since, Boston; Republican; Epis.; Past 
Master Monitor Lodge, A. F. & A. M.; Past High Priest, R. A. M., and Past 
Commander Gethsemane Commandery, K. T. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

6373. Clarence Herbert, b. June 22, 1855, Waterford. 

6374. Eugene, " June 18, 1857, " d. Mar. 14, 1858 
6375.* Sidney Paine, " Oct. 20, 1858, 

6376. Eugenia G., " Nov. 8, 1860, " " Sept. 25, 1862 

6377. Nina, " July 5, 1864, Waltham " Sept. 18, 1864 

By 2d wife, b. Waltham: 

6378. Helen Elizabeth, May 23, 1875; unm. 1902. 
. 6379.* Alice Marion, May 23, 1879. 

[2657] DEXTER BRUCE BROWN,8 (Bro. of Rufus G.,) 

b. Waterford, Me., Jan. 6, 1839; m. Norway, Me., Oct. 3, 1866, Ellen Theresa 

Kimball,* b. Waterford; farmer; Harrison, Me., and Newton Lower Falls, Mass. 

Sergt. G, 12 Me. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Oct. 19, 1861; wounded. Port Hudson, La., 

May 27, 1863; dis. Sept. 22, 1863. 

Children: 

6380.* John Herbert, b. Feb. 25, 1872, Waltham. 

6381. Harry S., " Mar. 28, 1878, Waterford; d. Sept. 19, 1883. 



[2658] JANE W. BROW N,« (Sister of Rufus G.,) 

b. Waterford, Me., Jan. 31, 1841; m. there, Aug. 30, 1863, Geo. Henry, son of 
Simeon and Hannah (Richardson) Kneeland, b. Harrison, Me.; farmer; Water- 
ford and Harrison, Me.; Republican; Baptists. He d. Harrison, Sept. 25, 1882. 

Ch. b. Harrison: 

6382.* George E., July 23, 1864. 

[2659] MARTHA MELINDA HAMLIN," (Silas,^ America,^ Eleazer,^ 
Benjamin,! Eleazer.^ James.'^i) b. Waterford, Me., Apr. 4, 1827; m. George H. 
Jennings, of Chelsea, Mass.; printer. 

Child: 

6383.* George H. 



[2661] MARY FRANCES HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Martha M.,) 

b. Waterford, Me., Jan. 14, 1831; m. Chelsea, Mass., Oct. 24, 1852, Samuel 
Foster, son of Nathaniel and Jane H. (Foster) Nottage, b. Boston, Mass., Apr. 
10, 1829: clerk Boston Gas Light Co.; Chelsea, Mass., 1830-80; afterwards West- 
port, Mass., and Rutherford, Cal.; Republican; member of Royal Arcanum; 
Baptists. She d. Rutherford, Cal., Oct. 13, 1893; he d. Westport, Mass., May 
30, 1896. 

Ch. b. Chelsea: 

6384.* Frank Melville, Aug. 12, 1855. 
6385.* Herbert Piercy, Oct. 1, 1863. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 637 

[2662] JULIA HAML1N,8 (Sister of Martha M.,) 

b. Waterford, Me., May 29, 1833; m. Francis Taylor, son of Benjamin and 
Achsah Forbes" (Parker*) Fay, b. Nov. 6, 1840, his first wife; he m. 2d, Jennie 
Holmes, by whom he had three children; butcher; Southborough, Mass. 

Child: 

6386. Grace. 

[26641 CHARLES AMERICA HA MLIN,8 (Bro. of Martha M.,) 
b. Waterford. Me., Aug. 14, 1837; m. North Bridgton, Me., Apr. 28, 1860, 
Clara Ellen, dau. of Hiram and Betsey (Hazelton) Abbott, b. Harrison, Me., 
Dec. 27, 1838; farmer; South Waterford; Democrat. He received a common 
school education. He was employed by the Boston Gas Light Co., for forty- 
five consecutive winters, residing on his farm during the summer seasons. A 
remarkably strong, healthy man, never requiring the service of a physician 
until his last illness He d. South Waterford, June 10, 1900. 

Children: 

6387.* Charles Arthur, Mar. 23, 1862, Waterford. 

6388. William Henry, May 7, 1864; unm. 1902. 

6389.* Lillian Gertrude, July 31, 1865, South Waterford. 

6390. Rosa Ei^ta, July 31, 1865; unm. 1902. 

6391,* Herman RoscoE, Mar. 3, 1867. 

6392. Florence Isabell, Apr. 1, 1868; unm. 1902. 

6393. Clary Ella, Oct. 17, 1869; d. Feb. 21, 1895, unm. 

6394. Martha Elizabeth, Feb. 28, 1871; unm. 1902. 
6395.* Frank Wetherbee, Jan. 26, 1876. 

6396. A Son, Apr. 13, 1880; d. Apr. 14, 1880. 

[2665] AREANNAH HAMLIN,^ < Sister of Martha M., ) 

I b. Waterford, Me., Dec. 14, 1841; m. Cambridge, Mass., 1862, Isaac G., son 
of Isaac and Martha Ann (Ayres) Tufts, b. Boston, Mass., 1839; clerk; Chelsea 
and Maiden, Mass.; Republican: Orthodox; she res. Medford, Mass. He d. 
Maiden, 1889. 





Ch, b. Chelsea: 




6.397.* 


Jean Eugene, 


1863. 


6398.* 


Ida, 


1866. 


6399. 


Chester G,, 


1868; d. 187L 


6400. 


Edith L., 


1876; m. Homer Colby, 



[2666] ELLEN KOZILTHA HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Martha M.,) 
b. Waterford, Me., July 25, 1843; m. 1st, Asa H. Jones; cashier; Mystic, 
Mass., who died: she remarried. 
Children: 
6401. Minnie: m. W. Palmer. 
Four others, dead. 
I- ^ — 

' * Note 406, ACHSAH PARKER,8 (Joel,7 Isaac.e Amos.s Andrew,* John,3 Hananiah,2 
Thomas. 1) 

Dea. THOMAS PARKER,! sailed in the Susan and Ellen from London, Mar. 11, 16:«, 
fitted out by Sir Richard Saltonstall; farmer; freeman, Lynn, Mass., May 17, 1637; settled at 
Reading, Mass.; will, Aug. 3, 1683; proved, Dec. 18, ItiSa, names wife. Amy, who d. Jan. 15, 1690. 

Ill children. 



638 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

L2GG7] FREDERICK MILTON HAMLIN. » ( Bro. of Martha M.,) 
b. Waterford, Me., Jan. 5, 1847: m. East Milton, Mass., Dec. 25, 1877, Fanniej] 
Elizabeth, dau. of Simeon and Sarali Elizabeth ( Babcock) Enjerson,* b. ]\Iilton,| 
May 22, 1850: collector: Waterford, until 186H; Boston, until 1875: since, Milton, 

No issue. 

[2670] ELLA HAMLIN,» (William H.,'' America," Eleazer,-^ Benjamin,* 

Eleazer,3 James, ^i) m. Clark. ^ son of Abijah, 3d, and Harriet (Boston) Lewis,! 

b. May .% 1842: res. In the Lewis neighborhood, Harrison, Me, 

Children: 

6402. Willie C. 

6403. Jennie M. 

6404. Fannie. 

6405. Frederic, 

6406. Wilfred. 

6407. FlORENCEv 

[2671] JOHN PARK," (John,' Lydia Haralin,« Eleazer.s Benjamin.^ 
Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Grofcon, Mass., Aug. 27, 1812; m. Sophia Nutting, b. 1814.| 
He d. Soldiers' Home, Togus, Me., 1887; she d. Dec. 15, 1861. 

Children: 

6408. William S., b. 1836; d. July 30, 1838. 

6409. George H., " Dec. 17, 1837, " Dec. 6, 1857. 

6410. Edward E., " Dec. 17, 1837, '' June 20, 1838. 

[2672] SALLY ANN PARK,8 (Sister of John,) 

b. Groton, Mass., Sept. 14, 1814; m. Abel Stone, b. 1811. He d. Aug. 13, 1874| 

Two or three children. 

[2673] CATHERINE JANE PARK,^ (Sister of John.) 

b. Groton, Mass., July 28, 1822; m. Thomas Pollard, She 6. Worcester^ 
Mass., about, 1S92. 

[2674] STUART JAMES PARK,8 (Bro. of John,) 

b. Groton, Mass., Aug. 24, 1824; m. 1st, Louisa Manning, b. 182.3; wlio d. July 

31, 1864; m. 2d, in Mich. He removed to Mich, after death of first wife. ] 

Ch. by first wife: '■ 

6411.* Stuart. ' 

6412. William. 

6413.* Julia; m. — ^— Davis. 

[2678] Hon. FRANCIS HAMLIN,* (Francis,^ EIeaz;er,«5 Benjamin,; 
Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Standish, Me., Nov. 21, 1817: ra. 1st, Covington, Ky. ' 
Feb. 8, 1870, Ann Eliza, dau. of Benjamin and Ann (Escomb) Thrasher, b. Mos 

* NOT-E 40T. For Thomas Emerson see note 30J. Anotber account states that he was b 
Weardale, EngJarKl, and that lie descended fi"om Srir Ralph Emerson, who was knighted b;; 
King Henry VIII. He d. xMay 1, 1666. |j 

+ NOTK 40^^. CLARK LEWIS,' (Abijah.esi Isaac^a William.i) | 

WILLIAM LEWIS,! a Welchmau, came to Boston, Mass., 1636. He and wife Amy were li, 

Koxbury, Mass^, 1640 j i^roprietor in Lancaster, 1653. He d. Dec. 1, 1671. | 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 639 

;ow, Ohio, Aug. 29, 1836, who d. July 31, 1882: m. 2d, Cumberland Mills, Me., 
)ct. 12, 1887, Annis M.. dau. of Varnum and Hannah Stevens, b. Standish, P'eb. 
'.8, 1834. He lived tm his father's farm, Sweden, Me.; attended district school, 
brid^ton Academy and Parsonsfield Seminary, until majority: he then attend- 
;d Wesleyan Seminary. Kent's Hill, Me., two years, teaching in winter to pay 
expenses. In 18-11 he went west and taught school in Moscow, Ohio, about five 
^ears; went to Cincinnati. Ohio, fall of 1846; engaged variously until 1848. The 
California gold fever broke out and he joined a company of fifty men, called 
California Miners and Trading Co., who started across the plains with mule 
:eams, spring of 1849 and reached California Aug. 6, 1849. The Company divid- 
ed into small parties; he, with others, went up the Yuba river, and was success- 
ful; he went to Saci-amento in October; soon after he and a companion went to 
Deer Creek, near what is now Nevada, found good claims, worked until Christ- 
nas, when he became sick and went to Sacramento. He went to the Yuba, 
kpril, 1850, with supplies, and started a store; sold and went above Downey- 
.ille, turned the east fnrk of the Yuba, without success. He then went to 
Downeyville, became foreman of the Oro Fluming Co., flumed the north fork 
:)f the Yuba river with success. In 1851 they flumed the river at the forks, and 
he stated a stable in Downeyville, packing hay sixteen miles on mules from the 
nountain meadows, which sold as high as 25c a pound! and barley the same 
price. Making a good summer's work, he started for home in November, re- 
naining in Ohio and Maine until the spring of 1853, when he crossed the plains 
with a drove of cattle, settled at West Butte, Cal., and engaged in farming and 
',tock raising until 1880, when he removed to Yuba City; thence to Napa, 1892: 
lustice Peace, Associate Judge, County Surveyor and Eepresentative; Metho- 
dist. Like most early Californians he has seen the ups and downs of a new 
.jountry, and has been successful. 
Ch. by 1st wife: 

6414. Annts R., b. June. 2, 1872; d. Sept. 21, 1874, 

6415. Augusta, *' Aug. 12, 1878. 

12679] ALBERT V. HAMLIN.s fBro. of Francis,) 

I b. Sweden, Me.; m. 1st, Waterford, Me., Louisa Brigham. He worked on 
'his father's farm until majority. With his second wife be removed to Wabash 
po., Minn. During the rebellion he went to visit his son Francis in the army 
|bn the Mississippi river. One dark night he was with his son on a transport. 
in the morning he was missing, supposed to have accidentally fallen overboard 
jand drowned, his body was not found, 
Ch. by 1st wife: 

6416. Francis: a Union soldier. 

By 2d wife: 

6417. Florexce, 
MIS. Charles. 

6419, A Daughter; now dead, 

[2680] WILLIAM HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Francis,) 

ji l3. Sweden, Me., Jan. 31, 1825; m. Waterford, Me., Oct. 4, 1854, Martha A. 
feayes, b. Milton, N. H., Oct. 21, 1833; wagon maker; Norway and Waterford, 

Me. He d. Waterford, Oct. 14, 1864; she remarried Bisbee and res. East 

Waterford, Me., 1898. 



640 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



6420.* 

642L 

6422.* 



Children: 

Ella Maria, 
Anna Frances, 
John Henry, 



b. July 26, 1855, South Waterford, 
'' Sept. 30, 1858; d. May 20, 1859. 
" May 2&, 1860, Waterford. 



[2681] JOHN WINSHIP HAMLIN,» (Bro. of of Francis,) 

b. Sweden, Me. At the age of majority he went west and engaged in sur- 
veying for the government. In 1853 he went witli his brother Francis across 
the plains with a drove of cattle to California; lived in California 12 years, 
engaged in farming and stock raising; his health failing, he went to live at the 
home of his brother Albert, in Minnesota, where he d. and was buried, 1867, 
unmarried. 



[2682] SARAH BANCROFT HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Francis, ) 

b. Sweden, Me.: m. 1st, Waterford, Me., John, son of Abraham Wliitcomb,* 

b. 1819; they were divorced; she removed to Wabash Co., Minn.: ni. 2d, there, 

Childs; m. 3d. Creed. She d. in Minn,, 1871, and is buried beside 

her brother John. 

Children: 

Three daughters by first husband. 

Four daughters and son by second husband. 

Two daughters by third husband, one dead. 



[2684] CHARLES B. HAMLIN, (Bro. of Francis,) 

b. Sweden, Me., Dec. 16, 1843; m. Apr. 20, 1870, Etta M. Sylvester, of Dover, 

Me.; resided in Sweden, near tlie old home farm of his father, a portion of 

which he owned until 1885, when he sold and removed to E. Brunswick, Me., to 

educate his children. 





Children: 








6423. 


Francis A., 


b. June 


16, 


1871 


6424. 


Truman L., 


" Feb. 


14, 


1874 


6425. 


James Archie, 


" July 


25, 


1879 



* Note 409. ABRAHAM WHITCOMB, b. 1765; m. SaUy Atherton; removed from Har-^ 
vard, Mass, to Beach Hill, Waterford, Me., 1800. ^ 

Children: i 

Abraham, m. Betsey Houghton and Mary E. Horr. i 



Sarah. 




Isaac, 


" Racbael Pike. 


.lOEL. 




Calvin, 


" Louisa Houghton 


William, 


" Mary A. Harris. 


Polly, 


" Ai Bnrnham, 


Sally. 




Betsey, 


" Robert Barstow. 



ABRAHAM WHITCOMB, 2d; m. 1st, Betsey Houghton; mi. 2d, Mary fi. Sorr. He came 
from Harvard, Mass. and settled at Beech Hill. 

Children: 

John, b. 1819; m. Sarah B. Hamlin and Etta A. Kneeland. 

Eliza, " 1822, " Stephen Sanderson and Milton Jewett, 
Elona ? 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 641 

[2685] MELVIN M. HAMLIN, » (Bro. of Francis,) 

b. Sweden, Me., Aug. 7, 1845; m. there, Feb. 6, 1876, Mary Jewett, b. Sweden, 
line 11, 1853; he lived on the homestead of his father in Sweden until 1888: 
anted it and went to Broken Bow, Neb.; returned to Sweden, remained a year, 
old out, and bought a farm, a mile from North Waterford Village; he was 
iberally educated; a school teacher: held town offices; Methodists. 
Children: 

6426. Bertha Clyde, b. Mar. 7, 1877. 

6427. Bessie Mklvina, " Oct. 2, 1879. 

[2686] ELVIRA B. HAMLIN,* (Sister of Francis,) 

b. Sweden, Me., Feb. 5, 1847; unmarried; school teacher; removed to Cali- 
'urnia, 188;}; res. Yuba. 

[2687] JOHN HAMLIN,8 (Addison,' Eleazer,65 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ 
jTanies,2i) b. Sweden, Me., May 3, 1822; m, 1st, Whitetield, N. H., Oct. 14, 1843, 
|Persis,'? dau. of Stephen and Rachael (Nurce*) Shattuck,tb. Bethlehem, N. H., 
Sept. 3, 1818, who d. Milan, N.H., Aug. 6, 1844; m. 2d, Bethel, Me., Jan. 4, 1846, 
Sophia," dau. of Peter and Sophia (Wheeler) Ivimball,^ b. Bethel, Oct. 31, 1824; 
Ifarmer. merchant, sheriff and policeman; Milan, N. H., and New Gloucester, 
iMe. He d. New Gloucester, Nov. 3, 1870. 

Ch. by 1st, wife, b, Milan: 
6428.* Chakles Henry, July 3, 1844. 

By 2d wife, b. Milan: 
6429.* MellenK., Oct. 1, 1846. 



f ' - ■ ■■ 

* NOTE 410. FRANCIS NtJRSE.i (Xourse) b. England, .Tan. IS, 1618; m. Aug. 24, 1644, Re- 
|becca, dau. of William and .Jane (Blessing) Towne, of Yarmouth, Eng., b. Feb. 16, 1621. He was 
a tray maker, and resided forty years on the North river between the 'main part of Salem, 
Mass., and the ferry to Beverly. He bought an estate of 300 acres at Salem village, April 29, 1678, 
which was divided between his children, he retaining the old homestead, where they were liv- 
ing in partriarohal style when the Salem witchcraft delusion occurred. In 1693, itebecca 
Nurse, with others, was accused of being a witch ; on W' ednesday, June 28, 1692, after a trial 
having no semblance of justice she was convicted and sentenced to death, although forty of 
her neighbors, people of excellent reputation, testified to her blameless life and Christian 
character, and the first verdict of the jury was "Not Guilty." The judges were not satisfied 
.and such an outcry was raised that tiie jury retired again and brought in a verdict of "Guilty." 
On July 3, she was taken before the church and after listening to a venemous tirade by the 
ministers, was excommunicated; and on' July 19, 1692, at Salem, with several other victims, she 
was hanged as a witch. Their bodies were denied the rights of burial; but her sons secretly 
obtained possession of her body and tenderly interred it in the family burying ground on the 
Nourse farm. Through the efforts of her son Samuel the judgment in her case was recinded 
March 2. 1712. In July, 1885, the Nour.se Family Asso. secured the site of her grave and erected 
there a suitable monument to her memory. He d. Salem, Nov. 22, 1695. Children b. Salem: 
John, Rebecca, Samuel, Mary, Francis, Sarah, Elizabeth, Benjamin. 

+ Note 411. STEPHEN SHATTUCK,6 (Peter,s William,* Benjamin,3 William.ai) 

WILLIAM SHATTUCK.i b. England, 1621-2; m, Susanna ,1642; farmer and me- 
chanic; Watertown, Mass. He d. there, Apr. 14, 1672; she m. 2d, Nov. 18, 1673, Richard Norcross, 
who survived her; she d.' Watertown, Dec. 11, 1686. 10 children. 
I * Note 412. For Kimball see notes 254, :303. 344 and 404. 

SAMUEL KIMBALL,? (Asa,e Jacob,5 Richard,! John,3 Richard,2i) b. Andover, Mass., 
Jan. 26, 1761; m. Hannah Clark, of St. ,Tohn, N. B. ; res. Andover, Mass. ; removed to Bethel, 
Me., 1796. Children: Clark, Peter, Phebe, Lydia, Olive, Huldah. 

PETER KIMBALL,8 b. Bethel, Me. ; ra. Sophia, dau. of Abel Wheeler, of Rumford, Me.; 
res. Bethel. Children: Sophia, Charles Wlieeler, Viola, Sarah M., Charles Mellen. 



642 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[2689] Hon. CYRUS DEXTER HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of John,) 

b, Sweden, Me., Jan. 22, 1829; tn. Bethel, Me., Oct. 17, 1855, Celestioe, dau 
of Moses and Rebecca (Staples) Cross, b. Rumford, Me., Feb. 16, 1834; farmer 
horse-breeder and lumberman, Milan, N. H.; Representative, 1866 and 1878 
and held town offices. 

Ch. b. Milan: 
Frank E., Nov. 20, 1857. . 

Fred A., Aug. 15, 1859. 

Abbijb C, Jan. 10, 1865; d. Jan. 29, 1867. 

Annie C, Jan. 22, 1867. 



6430.* 
6431. 
6432. 
6483. 



6434.* 
6435.* 

[2693] 



[2690] SUSANNAH HAMLIN,* (Sister of John,) 

b. Sweden, Me. April 17, 1834; m. Milan, N.H., Sept. 10, 1854, Sullivan T.,soi 
of Nathan and Hannah (Twitchell) Blckford. b. Milan; farmer and millwrigh 
She d. Milan, Feb. 28, 1889. 
Children: 
Ada, June 20, 1862, Berlin. 

ArchIe, June 7, 1866, Milan. ^ 

-1 

MARY ELIZABETH HAMLIN,* (John,^ Eleazer.«5 Benjamin,; 

Eleazer,3 James, 21) b. Sweden, Me., Jan. 31, 1830; m. there, Mar. 21, 1 

Samuel, son of Samuel and Abigail (Porter) Plummer,* b. Sweden, Feb. 14, 1817 

farmer: Sweden; Republican; Selectman; Congs. 

No issue. 

[2694] Capt. JOSHUA GAMAGE HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Mary E.,) 
b. Sweden, Me., June 2, 1836, unmarried: private, I, 5th Maine Inf. Volsl 
Enlisted 1861, and served in the Army of the Potomac more than two years: was 
in several battles, but escaped unharmed, with only bullet holes in his clothesi 
promoted to First Lieut. 80th U. S. Col. Inf., Sept. 1863, and went to Louisiana 
stationed at different places, Alexandria being the last: promoted Captain an 
served to the close of the war. While waiting to be mustered out of service 
he was stricken with typhoid fever, living only a few days. His remains wen 
afterwards brought home and buried in his native town. A letter of condo 
lence to his friends was signed by the officers of his regiment, by whom he wai 
beloved and respected. He was mourned by a large circle of friends at liome. 

[2696] ABIGAIL KNIGHT HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Mary E.,) 



b. Sweden, Me., Aug. 28, 1841; m. 
Nash. 

Children: 

64,36. John Waldo, 

6437. George Perley, 

()438. Samuel Haven, 

6439. A Child, 

6440. Prince Thompson, 

6441. Willie Melvin, 



Raymond, Me., April 13, 1861, Samuel Bl 



b. Julv 18, 1862. Sweden. 
" Mar. 1868, Raymond. 
" Dec. 1873, 
d. infancy. 

b. 1880, Raymond. 

1886, 



d. 1877. 



* Note 4i:j. Samuel, .lonathan and .Tosiuh Plummer came from. Rowley, Mass., to Wate; 
ford. Me., soon after 3788; several men from Kowley had ser%'ed in the Revolution with Lieui 
Thomas Green; they followed and settled with him at Waterford, in that part called Rowle}] 
street; these embraced the .Jewetts, Hobson, Saunders, Chaplin, and the Plummers. 

SAMUEL PLUMMER, b. 1709; came first of that family, 1790, and settled on lot .5, rani 
8; m. 1797, Elizabeth, dau. of Dea. Stephen and Elizabeth (Little) .Tewett, b. 1778; farmer an 
carpenter. Ch. b. Waterford: Daniel, Eber, Samuel, Cyrus, Elizabeth, Sophia, George W. 
Edwin. 



^1 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 643 

[2697J ELIZA KNIGHT HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Mary E.,) 

b. Sweden, Me., Sept. 12, 1843; m. there, July 3, 1872, William Horatio, son 

t Joseph Haven and Lucy Rust (Clifford) King, b. Paris, Me., Feb. 3, 1845; 

'lachinist: Concord, N. H.; Republican; Freemason. She d. Sweden, Sept. 28, 

^94. 

Ch. b. Concord: 

6442.* Albert Russell, Jan. 24, 1874. 

6443. Mary Hamlin, Feb. 8, 1882; unm. 1902. 

[2702] ANNIE L. HAMLIN,^ (William,' Eleazer.es Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 

ames,3i) b. Waterford, Me., Mar. 9, 18.34; m. there, Aug. 24, 1858, Isaac H. 

;allard, b. Boston, Mass., Apr. 29, 1836: iron founder. She d. Waltham, Mass., 

'eb. 20, 1873. 

Ch. b. Cambridge: 

I 6444.* Charles H., Sept. 15, 1859. 

[2703) CHARLES CALVIN HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Annie L.,) 

b. Waterford, Me., Aug. 1, 1837; m. there, Nov. 5, 1861, Ellen Maria, dau. 
if Josiah and Lydia Octavia (Blanchard) Whittier, b. Deerfield, N. H., May 28, 
,842; teamster; North Bridgton, Me.; Republican; she, Cong. 
i Ch. b. N. Bridgton: 

6445. Edward Albert, 

6446. Frederick Sherman, 
6447* Annie Cora, 

6448. LiLLiE May, 

6449. Carrie Bertha, 
6450.* Nellie Adelia, 

6451. Arthur Morris, 

6452. Alice Louise, 
j 6453. Maude Blanche, 
'' 6454. Isabella Etta, 

6455. Charles Edward, 

[2704] DANA B. HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Annie L., ) 

b. Waterford, Me., Aug. 22, 1839; ra. Boston, Mass., July 2, 1873, Nellie F. 
IdcCwaig, b. St. Andrews, Ontario, Apr. 4, 1850; balier; Boston. 
Children: 

6456. Arthur M., b. May 15, 1874. 

6457. IddellaL., " Nov. 6, 1878. 

[2705] Dr. EDWARD L. HAMLIN,» (Bro. of Annie L.,) 
b. Waterford, Me., Aug. 29, 1841; m. Waltham, Mass., Dec. 22, 1873, Harriet 
Smilie.9 dau. of William Bailey and Harriet Newell^ (Kilgore) McWain, b. 
^Vaterford, Maine, Feb. 5, 1843. Private D, 16 Maine Inf. Vols.; enlisted July 
!1, 1862; severely wounded in hip, Fredericlfsburg, Va., Dec. 13, 1862, disabling 
jiim for life; transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps, Sept. 7, 1863; and discharged 
iS private, F, 3 V. R. C, Hartford, Ct., July 6, 1865. A good soldier; dentist; 
jVValtham, since 1879; member Mt. Tirem Lodge A. F. & A. M.; Lodge 35, 
t O. O. F.; Post 29, G. A. R.; and Rumford Council, R. A.; Universalists. He 
las rendered valuable assistance in collecting records for this branch of the 
pistory. 
I Ch. b. Boston: 

6458.* William Edward, Nov. 12, 1875. 









d. in infancy. 


Sept. 


n, 


1864. 




Sept. 


12, 


1866. 




May 


16, 


1869; 


" young. 


.Tune 


6, 


1870: 


m. Frank O. Barber. 


July 


20, 


1871. 


" young. 


Nov. 


25, 


1875; 


m. James L. Freelove 


Mar. 


10, 


1877, 


" Charles Little. 
d. in infancy. 


Apr. 


12, 


1888. 





644 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 






[2709] HENRY J. HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Annie L.,) 

b. Waterford, Me., July 5, 1850: m. Chelsea, Mass., Feb. 24, 1876, Ada B.iJ 
Griffin, b. Annisquam, Mass., Aug. 5, 1849; merchant: Spokane, Wash. 
Ch. b. Boston: 
6459. Charles B., Aug. 20, 1878. 

[2710] DAVID TILDEN HAMLIN,« (David T.,' Eleazer,^^ Benja 
min,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Waterford, Me., May 23. 1835; m. Milan, N. H.,fl 
Jan. 6, 1861, Mary E. Evans, b. Milan, May 12, 1840; farmer and lumberman: 
Milan; private Co. H, 1st Regt. N. H. H. Art.; enlisted 1864, and served untilj] 
the close of the war. In Feb., 1873, he cut his knee with an ax, while felling i 
tree, from the effects of which he d. Sept. 6, 1873. 





Children: 






■9 


6460. 


Alvo Daniel, 


b. Mar. 8, 


1863. d. Oct. 22, 1866. 


> 


6461. 


James Gilbert, 


" June .30, 


1864. 


. 


6462. 


Charles Tilden, 


" June 28, 


1866. 


•' 


6463. 


Willie Bancroft, 


" Dec 13, 


1867. 


^ 


6464. 


(jEOrge Henry, 


" Aug. 6, 


1870. 




6465. 


Hazen David, 


" Oct. 8, 


1873. 





[2712] ELLEN ELIZABETH HAML1N,8 (Sister of David T.,) 
b. Waterford, Me., Mar. 14, 1841; m. Milan, N. H., Apr. 2, 1864, Denni 
Bawn York, b. Bethel, Me., May 4, 1838; res. Milan, where she d. Apr. 1, 1889. 

Ch. b. Milan: 

Hattie Maria, Dec. 16. 1864. 

Ella Fannie, Nov. 22, 1868. 

Florence Lydia, Dec. 14, 1870. 

Mabel Lizzie, Sept. 11, 1873. 

Bessie Bawn, May 10, 1884. 



6466.* 
6467.* 
6468.* 
6469.* 
6470. 



[2713] CHARLES GILBERT HAMLIN," (Bro. of David T..) 

b. Waterford, Me., Mar. 26, 1847: m. Milan, N. H., Nov. 20, 1875, Lydia Aj 

Blake, b. Milan, Dec. 16, 1851. Private H, 1st, Regt. N. H. H. Art; enlistee 

1865 and served until the war closed; afterwards two years in California!! 

merchant; Gorham, N. H. 

Children. 

6471. Donald Conrad, 

6472. Carlie Gertrude, 

6473. Berenice Hattie, 

6474. Geordie Hortbnse, 

6475. Roy Gilbert, 

6476. Charles Augustus, 

6477. Arthur Benedict, 

6478. Helen Beatrice, 

6479. Hannibal Homer, 



Jan. 


5. 


1877. 


Feb. 


19, 


1879. 


Dec. 


11, 


1881. 


Dec. 


15, 


1883. 


Feb. 


15, 


1885. 


Nov. 


16, 


1888. 


Nov. 


21. 


1889. 


Dec. 


4, 


1890. 


Dec. 


8, 


1892. 



[2715] HARRIET FRANCES HAML1N,8 (Sister of David T., ) 
b. Waterford, Me., Mar. 4, 1849; m. Milan, N. H., Apr. 11, 1874, Charles 

Henry Plummer, b. Raymond, Me., May 27, 1850; res. Raymond, where she d.J 

May 4, 1882. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 645 

Children: 

6480. Nellte Emma, b. Feb. 16, 1875. 

6481. Fannie Hamlin, " Apr. 27, 1882. 

6482. Albert Dennis, ' " Aug 5, 18—. 

[2717] CATHARINE STONE,* (Elsie,' Mary Haralin,^ Eleazer,^ Ben- 
jamin,* Eleazer,^ Jatnes,'^!) b. Waterford, Me., July 16, 1822; m. 1st, Albion K. 
P. Dunlmm; m. 2, Merrill. 

(2718] iiAPHRONiA STONE,^ (Sister of Catherine,) 

b. Waterford, Me.. Nov. 27, 1825; m. Augustus Granville, son of Jonathan 

and Chloe (Wi\lard) Morse,* b. Aug. 20, 1817: she d. Nov. 3, 1850; he m. 2d, May 

2, 1852, Julia Stone. 

No issue. 

1 [2720] ADELINE HAMLIN, « (Elijah L.," Cyrus,« Eleazer.s Benja- 

'mln,* Eleazer,3 James,- 1) b. Columbia, Me., Aug. 11, 1826: m. Nov. 13, 1845, 

Hon. George,' son of Hon. Simeon and Betsey (Kidder) Stetson, f b. Hampden, 



* Note 414, WILLIAM MORSE; m. 1st, Ann Wheeler; m.5d, Millie Kimball. Became 
from Stow, Mass., to Waterford, Me. Children: William, Ann, Henry, Harriet, Albert, Jane, 
Jonathan, Sarah. 

i JONATHAN MORSE; m. Chloe VVillard. He came frem Stow, Mass., to Waterford, Me. 

{Farmer and drover. Children: Charlotte, Augustus Granville, Sarah, six children, d. infancy. 
! t Note 415. ROBERT STETSOX,i b. 1613. It is traditional that he came from Kent, Eng- 
1 land; settled in Scituate, Mass., l&U, where he then received a grant of land from the Colony; 
I wife, Mary. He was Cornet of the first Horse Company, in Plymouth Colony, 1*559; and was 
chosen member of the Council of War of the Colony. IBtJl, which office he held over 20 years; 
i deputy to General Court many years. His coat of arms is given in the family genealogy. He 
id. Feb. 1, 1702-3; will dated Sept. 4, 1702; proved Mar. 1. 1703. Children: Joseph, Benjamin, 
Thomas, Samuel, Eunice (Rogers), Robert, John. 

JOSEPH STETS0N,2 b. June, 1639, eldest son; res. Scituate; d. 1723. 
j ROBERT STETSON,3 second son, b. Dec. 9,1670; m. Mary CoUamore, of Scitaate; con- 

I stable, 1722. 

AMOS STETSON,* fourth son, b. June IS, 1703; removed from Scituate to Braintree, 
Mass.. and there m. May 9, 1727. Margaret, dau. of Benjamin T. Thayer, who kept the garrison 
' in Boston. He d. 1777. 11 children. 

JOHN STETSON,5 second son; b. Oct. 27, 1731; m. Rachael, dau. of Samuel Paine, of 
Randolph, Mass, He d. Jan. 30, 1811. 11 children. 

Hon. SIMEON STETSON.s fifth son; b. Braintree, Mass., now Randolph; m. Jan. 25, 1796. 
Betsey Kidder. When a small boy he went to live with Thomas Penneman. of Washington, 
i N. H., who reared him as a son; and his wife was a niece of Penneman. He resided Wasbing- 
I ton and New Ipswich. In 1S03 he went to Maine at the suggestion of his brother. Major Amasa 
I Stetson, of Boston, who had bought the township of land which became the town of Stetson, 
i Me.; but decided to settle at Hampden, Me.; purchased 50 acres of land at Hampden Upper 
i Corners, and engaged in merchandising. He also owned a saw mill, on Sowadabscrook, in com- 
I pauy with Josiah Kidder, He also built several small vessels, which he employed in the West 
i India trade; one.called the John Hsmpden was commanded by his son Robert. A Republican 
of the Jeffersonian school; selectman and town clerk over 20 years; member Mass. legislature, 
before the admission of .Maine to the Tnion; member Const. Conv. of Maine; and member E.\- 
;l ecutive Council of Gov. Lincoln; Trustee of Hampden Academy. In person of average height, 
jl well built, of florid comple.vion and sandy hair in youth. Noted for hospitality and generosity. 
I While he could not subscribe to the Calvinistic creed he owned a pew in each church in town. 
His death was the result of an accident, Dec. 20, 1836. He went with his teamster for a load of 
wood, and returning discovered that the ax was left behind, which was returned for by the 
teamster. Mr. Stetson went on with the team, until coming to a descent in the road, he fell 
before the loaded sled which passed over and crushed him to death. Children : Thomas Pen- 
neman, Reuben Kidder, Ann Kidder, Charles, George, Isaiah. 



646 THE HAMLIN FAMILY 

Me., Jan. 25, 1807. He was educated at Hampden Academy, and engaged in 
business with his brother Reuben, at Hampden, in the West India trade; re- 
moved to Bangor, Me., 1834, and formed a partnership with Albert G. Brown, 
under the firm name of Brown & Stetson, -general traders. In 1835 he formed 
a partnership with Cyrus Emery and his brother, Isaiah Stetson, firm of Emery, 
Stetson & Co., wholesale merchants and lumbermen, owners of the Bruce Mills, 
on the Kenduskeag. They exported to the West Indies, in their own vessels, 
and brought back goods for their store. Mr. Emery withdrew from the firm, 
1850, and the business was continued as Stetson & Co., and gradually withdrew 
from manufacturing and merchandise, and invested in timber lands and real 
estate. 

He succeeded the late Samuel F. Hersey as president of Market Bank, 
1863, which was merged in the National Bank of Bangor, of which he was 
president. Was a promoter of Central Market House Co. and Norombega Hall, 
of which he was president and director; chairman Board of Commissioners, 
Bangor Water Works, 1875; president Union Insurance Co., Bangor Mutual 
Fire Insurance Co. and Mount Hope Cemetery Corp. many years; Capt., Hamp- 
den Light Infantry, Jan. 14, 1826; promoted Major, .June 9, 1832; Republican; 
member of Legislature, 186.3-4; a strong supporter of the administration during 
the Rebellion; Unitarian. He d. June 15, 1891. 
Ch. B. Bangor: 

6483.* George Hamlin, Nov. 15, 1846. 

6484.* Edward, June 22, 1854. 

6485.* . Isaiah Kidder, Apr. 3, 1858. 

6486.* Mary Adeline, Apr. 24, 1860. 

[2722J AUGUSTUS CHOATE HAMLIN," M. D., (Bro. of Adeline,) 
b. Columbus, Me., Aug. 28, 1829; m. Bangor, Me., Dec. 31, 1857, Helen 
Agnes, dau. of Hon. Jonas and Lucretia (Bennoch) Cutting,* b. Bangor, Sept. 
8, 1839; physician and surgeon: Bangor; Republican. He graduated Bowdoin 
College, 1851; from Harvard Medical school, 1855; was two years in Europe, and 
studied medicine in Paris, France. He raised a company of infantry at his own 
expense, April, 1861: and joined the 2d, Maine Inf. Vols, as Asst. Surgeon: par- 
ticipated as a volunteer surgeon with the 1st Mass. and 12 N. Y. regiment at 
Blackburn's Ford, and with his own regiment at Bull Run, July, 1861, and at 
Yorktown, Va., spring of 1862. Appointed Brigade Surgeon, and served under 
Gen. Fremont in West Virginia, April, 1862, participating in the campaigns in 
the Shenandoah Valley: Chief of Medical Staff, Advance Guard under Col. 
Gustave P. Cluseret, ending with battle of Cross Keys, Va., June 8, 1862. He 
formed the Flying Hospital and served under Gen. Pope from Cedar Mountain 
to Bull Run and Chantilly, Va., August, 1862. Medical Director, 11 Army 
Corps, until February, 1863, when he was appointed Lieut.-Col., U. S. A., and 
Medical Inspector, and assigned to supervision of the hospitals, Dept. of Wash- 
ington, D. C; assigned as Medical Inspector Army of the South, under Gen. 
Gilmore at Charlestown, S. C, July, 1863, serving with it until after the fall of 
Fort Wagner, when he returned to duty at Washington, where he served until 
December, 1864. Assigned as Medical Inspector Army of the South West, 
under Gen. George H. Thomas: mustered out November, 1865, He returned to 
Bangor, 1865, and engaged in the general practice of medicine. He was made 

* Note 416. .Judge JONAS CUTTING was .Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court of 
Maine. 




Dr. Augustus C. Hamlin 



k 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 647 

'chevalier of the Order of St. Anne, by Alexander II, Emperor of Russia, 1878 
Mayor of Banjjor, 1877-8, by the largest majorities ever given for that office 
Commander of Post 12, G. A. R.; Dept. Commander of Maine, G. A. R., 1879 
member of Pension Committee, G. A. R., 1892: Commissioner of Maine, at Yorlc- 
towD Centennial, 1881: Surgeon General of Maine. 1882-6; Fellow of American 
Asso. for Advancement of Science, of which he was secretary, 1874; member 
Phila. Academy of Sciences; Royal Society of Antiquarians of Northern Europe; 
member of Committee on Gems, Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893. Author 
of various articles: on Tranfusion, Tetanus, Alimentation, Transmission of 
diseases, etc.; a work on Andersonville. 1866: The Tourmaline, 1873; Leisure 
hours among the gems, 18S4; Mount Mica, 1895, being a description of the 
wonderful mineral deposits of matchless tourmalines and other precious 
gems, at Paris, Me., discovered 1820, by his father, Hon. Elijah L. Hamlin, to 
the developeraent of which Dr. Hamlin has given years of attention and 
research, discovering, collecting and preserving some of the most famous tour- 
malines extant. , In 1896, as historian of the 11 Army Corps, he published an 
exhaustive history of the part borne by that corps in the battle of Chancel- 
lorsvllle, Va., and especially of the attack of Stonewall Jackson's troops on 

May 2, 1863. 

Ch. b. Bangor: 

6487. Helen, June 17, 1861; m. Edward Hamlin." 

6488. Fred CuTTmo, Dec. 10, 1873; d. Nov. 30, 1891. 

[2723] JULIA HAMLIN,* (Sister of Adeline,) 

b. Columbia, Me., Feb. 27, 1832; m. Feb. 26, 1857, Samuel Rawson,' only 
child of Timothy Jarvis and Arabella (Rawson*) Carter,t b. Paris, Me., June 
22, 1829; graduated Union College, Schenectady, N. Y., 1852; admitted to bar, 
Oxford Co., Me., 1854; Register of Probate, Oxford Co., one term; Town Clerk 
of Paris; proprietor and editor Oxford Register; he was interested in chemistry 
and minerology, and studied the mineral deposits of Mt. Mica, Paris; Captain 
of Artillery, Paris Militia, Aug. 29, 1854; resided Paris. Both d. there; she, 
Aug. 12, 1894; he, Apr. 22, 1893. 
Ch. b. Paris: 
6489.* Jarvis Livermore, Feb. 11, 1858. 

[2724] AGNES HOLMES,* (Vesta Hamlin,' Cyrus,^ Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* 
Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Calais, Me., Apr. 12, 1837; m. there, Aug. 10, 1865, Ed- 
ward, son of John Warren and Mary Louisa (De Wolfe) Moore, b. St. Stephen, 



* For Rawson see note 316. 

+ For Carter see note 306. 

Note 417. TIMOTHY JARVIS CARTER.e (Timothy ,54 Benjamin.s Timothy,2 Thomas.i) 
fourth child of Dr. Timothy and Frances (Freeland) Carter, b. Bethel, Me., Aug. 18, 1800; re- 
ceived an academical education; studied law at Northampton, Mass. ; admitted to the Bar, 
1826; located at Rumford. Me., but soon came to Paris; m. Sept. 11, 1828, Arabella, dau. of Samuel 
and Polla (Freeland) Rawson, of Pari.s; was often in town office; Secretary Maine Senate, 1833; 
attorney for Oxford Co.. same year; representative to Congress, 1836; he d. Washington, D. C, 
Mar, 14, 183S; as a lawyer and politician he was able, popular and successful. The poet of the 
Paris Centenial, notices him: 

"Next, Mr. Carter, Timothy J., 

And well remembered in his day, 

Our people chose with great applause. 

To help enact the Nation's laws; 

But this bright son, death's cloud obscured. 

Though with an honored name assured." 



648 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



N. B., Sept. 11, 1838; merchant; Calais; Republican: Unitarians. 
Aug. 28, 1884. 



She d. Calais,! 





Ch. b. Calais; 










6490. 


Frank Holmes, 


July 


12, 


1S66: unm. 1902. 




6491. 


Mabel, 


Mar. 


13, 


1868; d. Aug. 16, 1869. 


■*' 


6492. 


Josephine Cony, 


Jan. 


8, 


1870; unm. 1902, 


i 


6493. 


Vesta Hamlin, 


May 


30, 


1877, " 


•■; 



[2726] ELLEN VESTA HOLMES,^ (Sister of Agnes,) 

b. Calais, Me., Mar. 14, 1840; m. Capt. Joseph S. Cony. He was lost at sea 

by the burning of the steamer. City of Bath, of which he was commander, off 

Cape Hatteras, Feb. 10, 1867. She resides Calais. 

No issue. 

}'■ 
[2728] FRANK PIERPONT HOLMES,' (Bro. of Agnes,) 

b. Calais, Me., Aug. 14, 1843. Sergeant Co. A, 6th Maine Inf. Vols., killed 

at the second battle of Fredericksburg, Va., May 3, 1863, in the celebrated 

charge on Marye's Heights. 

[2729] Dr. WALTER HAMLIN HOLMES,8 (Bro. of Agnes,) 
b. Calais. Me., June 23, 1854; m. Waterbury, Ct., Apr. «, 1881, Medora Car- 
oline, dau. of Gideon Luther and Caroline (Tudor) Piatt, b. Waterbury, April 
21, 1851: physician; Waterbury; Unitarian; graduated Bowdoin College, 1875; 
Harvard Medical School, 1879; practiced in Boston City hospital, 1878-9; settled 
at Waterbury, Mar. 1880, and formed partnership with Dr. Gideon L. Piatt: a. 
scholarly, benevolent man, formerly an Odd Fellow, member of various medical 
societies and Waterbury Club. He was an invalid several years prior to hisj| 
death. He d. Waterbury, Nov. 27, 1898. 
No issue. 

[2731] . Gen. CHARLES HAMLIN,« (Hannibal, ' Cyrus,6 Eleazer,'^ Ben 
jamin,! Eleazer,^ James, 2') b. Hampden, Me., Sept. 13, 1837; m. Topsham, Me., 
Nov. 28, 1860, Sarah Purinton, dau. of Dixey W. and Sarah (Purinton) Tliorap 
son, b. Topsham, July 2, 1837; jurist; Bangor; Republican. He graduated BoW'| 
doin College, 1857; admitted to the bar, 1858; Major 18th Maine Inf. Vols., 

1862, afterwards 1st Maine Heavy Art.: Asst. Adj. Gen. U. S. Vol., Apr. 26, 

1863, 2d Division, .'ki Corps, Army of the Potomac; participated in battles of 
Gettysburg, Kelly's Ford, Locust Grove, Mine Run, and Harper's Ferry, 1864, 
in Early's raid. He received the official thanks of Major-General Humphreys, 
commanding the division, for services in the field at Gettysburg; Asst. Inspector 
of Artillery, 1864-5, on the staff of Major-General Albion P. Howe; brevettedj 
Brig.-General U. S. Vol., Mar. 13, 1865, for .services at Gettysburg: resigned,] 
Sept. 13, 1865; resumed the practice of law in Bangor, Me., where he has sino 
resided; city solicitor, Bangor, 1867; U. S. Register in Bankruptcy and (J. S 
Commissioner; member Maine Legislature, 1883-5, and Speaker of the House|| 
the latter year: author of the insolvent laws of Maine, 1878; Reporter of De 
cisions, Supreme Court of Maine; chairman of Executive Committee Maine! 
Gettysburg Commission in erecting monuments of Maine troops on that battle- 
field, and which made an elaborate report thereon, 1898; President Bangor Genrj 
eral Hospital. He has rendered valuable assistance to this work. 




Gen, Cyrus Hamlin, 



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EIGHTH GENERATION. 649 

Children: 

6494.* Charles Eugexe, b. Oct. 11, 1861, Orland. 

6495.* Addison, " Mar. 30, 1863, Georgetown. 

6496.* Cyrus, " Aug. 18, 1869, Bangor. 

6497.* Ed vv IN Thompson, " June 8, 1872, " 

[2732] Gen. CYRUS HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Charles,) 

b. Hampden, Me., Apr. 26, 1839: m. Prospect, Me., Oct. 12, 1862, Sarah, dau. 
jf True and Sarah Sanborn, b. Prospect, Me. He was educated at Hampden, 
Eridgton, Fryeburg and Bethel academies, and Waterville College, Maine; ad- 
mitted to the bar, 1860, and practiced law a year at Kittery, Me. He entered 
the army, 1862, as Captain and A. D. C. on staff of Gen. Fremont, attracting his 
favorable notice by gallantry at the battle of Cross Keys, Va., June 8, 1862. 
Col. 8th U. S. C. T., Dept. of the Gulf, 1863. Brig. Gen. U. S. Vols., 1864. He 
icommanded the Military Division of Port Hudson, 1864-5. Brevetted Major 
iGen. U. S. Vols., Mar. 13, 1865, for "Distinguished services during the war." 
He was among the first to advocate raising colored troops, and the first ap- 
ipointed from Maine to command a colored regiment. After the war he prac- 
Iticed law in New Orleans, where he took an active part in public affairs dur- 
ing the reconstruction period. He d. from disease contracted in the army, 
New Orleans, Aug. 28, 1867. Slie d. Port Hudson, July 14, 1863. 
No issue. 

[2733] SARAH JANE HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Charles,) 

b. Hampden, Me., Jan. 7, 1842: m. Bangor, Me. in 1865, Col. George A. 
Bachelder,* who d. Washington, D. C; she d. Bangor, June 28, 1878. 

Ch. b. Calais, Me.: 
6498. Arthur Hamlin, July 13, 1866. 

[2735] Hon. HANNIBAL EMERY HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Charles,) 
b. Hampden, Me., Aug. 22, 1858; unmarried; lawyer and legislator; Ells- 
worth, Me.; Republican. He graduated from Waterville Classical Inst., 1875; 
jfrom Colby University, 1879: studied at Columbia Law Scliool, and graduated 
from Boston University Law School, 1882, degree of L L. B. He engaged in 
the practice of law, January, 1883, member firm of Hale, Emery & Hamlin, 
|composed of Hon. Eugene Hale, U. S. Senator from Maine; Hon. L. E. Emery, 
now Justice Supreme Judicial Court of Maine, and Mr. Hamlin; later. Hale 
& Hamlin, with offices at Ellsworth and Bar Harbor, Me.; member Maine Leg- 
islature, 1893-5, and chairman Judiciary Committee, 1895: State Senator, 1899- 
1901, and President of the Senate, 1901; appointed member of Commissioners 
for Maine on Uniformity of Legislation, May, 1895, which office he held, 1901; 
Judge Advocate General on Governor's staff, 1897-1 901, and reappointed if or four 
years; trustee of Colby College. 

[2736] FRANK HAMLIN,« ( Bro. of Charles, ) 

b. Bangor, Me., Sept. 26, 1862: educated Phillips Exeter Academy; grad- 
uated from Harvard University, class of 1884, and from Boston University Law 
School, class of 1888; unmarried; lawyer; Chicago, 111.; member of the firm of 
Hamlin, Holland & Boyden, Chicago; Asst. Corporation Counsel for Chicago, 
1895: President Harvard Club, of Chicago. He has rendered valuable assist- 
ance for this work. 

For Batchelder see note 378. 



650 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[2737] JULIA STONE,8 (Susan Hamlin,' Hannibal,^ Eleazer,5 Benja- 
min,* Eleazer,3 James,'-^!) b. Waterford, Me., Sept. 20, 1828; m. May 25, 1852, 
Augustus Granville, son of Jonathan and Chloe (Willard) Morse,* b. Waterford, 
Apr. 1818, his second wife; he m. 1st, Sophronia Stone; farmer; Waterford, 
where he d. She res. there. 

Ch. b. Waterford: 

Charles Dorr, May .31, 1853. 

Frank Harris, Jan. 24, 1857. 

Augustus Granville, Nov. 12, 1858. 



6499.* 
6500.* 
6501. 



[2738] CHARLES STONE,« (Bro. of Julia,) 

b. Waterford, Me., Aug. 20, 1830; lawyer; unjn ; d. Gray, Me., Oct. 2, 1858. 

[2739] WILLIAM EMERSON STONE,« (Bro. of Julia,) 

b. Waterford, Me., Dec. 29, 1831; m. there. April 9, 1870, Carrie, dau. of 
Simon and Mary (Morse*) Fifield, b. Jan. 12, 1834, who d. Mar. 18, 1898: farmer; 
Waterford; Republican. 

Ch. b. Waterford: 

6502.* Grace Douglass, July 5, 1872. 

6503. Herbert, Feb. 18, 1877; unm. 1901. 



[2740] CYRUS HAMLIN STONE,8 (Bro. of Julia,) 

b. Waterford, Me., May 5, 18.33; m. Boston, Mass., Dec. 1, 1858, S. Anna, 

dau. of Jared and Ruth (Bates) Lincoln, b. Boston, Mar. 19, 1833; employed in 

U. S. mail service, Boston, for many years. 
Children: 



6504. Anna Lincoln, 

6505. Francis Skinner, 

6506. Edward Fillmore, 

6507. Susan Hamlin, 



b. Oct. 1863, Boston. 

" Oct. 1863, 

" Somerville, Mass.; d. young. 



[2741] HARRIET UPTON ST0NE,« (Sister of Julia,) 

b. Waterford, Me., June 14, 18.36: m. there, James Monroe Shaw; farmer; 

Waterford; also a botanist and mineralogist, and has the largest collection of 

minerals in the State of Maine. She d. Waterford, Oct. 26, 1889. 

Child: 

6508. Lillian, b. June 10; d. May 5. 

[2743] MARGARET C. STONE,8 (Sister of Julia,) 

b. Waterford, Me., Sept. 22, 1840; m. Leander Gage Stone: carpenter; 
Waterford; where she d. Nov. 15, 1884. 
No issue. 

[2744] EMILY F. STONE,8 (Sister of Julia,) 

b. Waterford, Me., Oct. 5, 1842; m. there, Mar. 12, 1870, James R. Fillmore; 
carpenter. She d. Summerville, Mass., Feb. 21, 1891. 
No issue. 



[2748] 



ALBERT DWIGHT FOSTER FARLEY,* 



(Rebecca F. 



Hamlin,^ Hannibal," Eleazer,!" Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,-') b. Portland, Me., 



* For Morse see note 414. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 651 

Oec. 5, 1834: in. Boston, Mass., Dec. 23, 1863, Annie P., dau of James Haskell, 

j). Rockport, Mass., Aug. 10, 1840: clerk Q. M. Dept. U. S. A.; Oak Park, III.; 

j-ducated North Bridgton, Me.; Corp. Co. B, 1st Me. Inf. Vols., Oct. 4, 1861, to 

jvlay 27. 1862: served in Q. M. Dept. Nelson's Div. Army of the Cumberland, 

rune 5, 1862, to Oct., 1862: with Rousseau's Div. until Jan., 1863; at headquar- 

ers Army of the Tenn. during seige of Vicksburg, Aug., 1863; at various 

ither stations, Q. M. Dept. until close of war; at various Mil. Dept. Head- 

liuarters since. 

! Children: 

6509. Annie May, b. May 12, 1865, Westbrook, Me. 

6510. WrLLiAM, " Nov. 27, 1867, Detroit, Mich. 

6511. Harriet H., " Jun. 24, 1874, Georgetovpn. 

[2749] JOHN HENRY FARLEY,* (Bro. of Alfred D. F.) 

b. Portland, Me., Aug. 5, 1837; m. Conneautville, Pa., Aug. 14, 1866, Julia, 
lau, of Charles and Amitta (Owen) French, b. Ridgebury, Pa., Sept. 14, 1846, 
vho d. Apr. 28, 1890; clerk, Q. M. Dept., U.S.A., Plattsburg, N.Y., 1894; was con- 
'idential clerk in the Quartermasters' Dept. since Nov. 16, 1863, and during that 
i.ime was on duty at Detroit, Mich., Philadelphia, Santa Fe, N.M., Nashville, 
Tenn., Newport, Ky., Washington, D. C, Chicago, New York City, St. Louis, 
Kansas City, Mo. and Ft. Riley, Kansas; Cong. He d. Philadelphia, Pa., May 2, 
|1898. 





Children: 












6512.* 


Charles Raymond, 


b. 


Nov. 


20, 


1869, 


Mecca, Ohio. 


6513. 


Alfred, 


11 


Nov. 


7, 


1872, 


Detroit, Mich.; unm. 


6514. 


Nettie, 


(I 


Jan. 


31, 


1875, 


Phila., Pa.; unm. 


6515. 


Edith, 


(( 


Dec. 


25, 


1876, 


(( a a 



[2750] CYRUS HAMLIN FARLEY,8 (Bro. of Alfred D. F.,) 

b. Portland, Me., Aug. 28, 1839; m. Elsie Wing; optician; Portland. 
Children: 

6516. Phillip. 

6517. Lizzie. 

6518. Another. 

[2751] SUSAN FARLEY,8 (Sister of Alfred D. F.,) 

jb. Portland, Me., May 22, 1841; m. Plattsburg, N. Y., Aug. 2, 1892, W. T. Or- 
imiston, b. Oxbow, N. Y., June 7, 1856: he was educated in the schools of his 
inative town, Gouverneur Weslej^an Seminary, Adams Collegiate Institute, 
land Hamilton College, graduating from the latter, 1885; he went to Constanti- 
[nople the same year; tutor, Robert College, 1885-1891: received the degree of 
Ia. M. from Hamilton College, 1888; published a "Practical Arithmetic," Con- 
i?tantinople, 1889; he passed a year, 1891-2, at John Hopkins University, Balti- 
more; appointed Professor of Chemistry and Mineralogy, Robert College, 1892, 
which position he held, 1895; Presb.: slie was educated in the schools of Port- 
land, and Bridgton Academy, and lived at home until the death of her parents; 
went to Constantinople and was matron of Robert College, 1879-92. 

[2752] MARY LOUISA FARLEY,^ (Sister of Alfred D. F.,) 
b. Portland, Me., May 7, 1844; m. Sept. 24, 1877, Alonzo P. Wriglit, of New 
ITinyard, Me.; lawyer; removed to Odell, 111., 1877; Streator, 111., 1880. 
No issue. 



652 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[27541 ABBY FRANCES HAMLIT<.« (Hannibal,"^ Eleazer,^ Benja- 
min," Eleazer,=5 James,2i) b. Waterford, Me.. Oct. 22, 1837; m. Waverly, now 
Belmont, Mass., Oct. 14, 1857, Rev. Lyman,' son of .Jacob and Harriet (Vaughan) (| 
Abbott,* b. Roxbury, Mass., Dec. 18,1835: clergyman and editor; Brooklyn, N.Y.: 
Terre Haute, Ind.; Brooklyn, and Cornwallon-Hiidson, N. Y. He graduated 
from the University of the City of New York, 1853: studied law, was admitted || 
to the New York Bar, and practiced with his brothers, Benjamin Vaughanand 
Austin Abbott in N. Y. City until 1859. He then studied for the ministry and 
was ordained pastor of First Cong. Churcli, Terre Haute, Ind., 1860. He 
returned to New York City, 1865, where he was settled over the New England 
church, 1866-9; removed with his family to Cornwall-on-Hudson, and devoted] 




Rev. Lyman Abbott, D. D. 



some years, mainly to literary and editorial labors, as editor of The llln!<tmted\ 
Christiun Weekly, 1868-79: after 1881, of The Christian Union, changed in 1893tQJ 
The Outlook. In 1887 he succeeded Rev. Henry Ward Beecher as pastor of Ply- 
mouth Church, Brooklyn. Author of Life of Christ, 1869. and other works. He| 
received from the University of the City of N. Y., 1876, the degree of D. D., | 
and the same degree from Harvard College. 1890. 



* Note 418. JACOB ABBOTT.s (.Jacob,''* .Toseph,3 Nathaniel,2 George.i) 

For Abbott see note 319. Lieut. NATHANIEL ABBOT.a b. Andover. Mass., July 4, 1671; j 

m. Oct. 22, 1695, norcus Hibbert; wlieelwright; Andover. He d. Dec. 1, 1749. She d. Feb. 16, 

1743. Ch. b. Andover: Nathaniel, Mary, a son, .Joseph, Tabitha, ,Ieremiah, .losliua, Sarah, j 

Hannah, Rebecca, 

Dea. JOSEPH ABBOT.3 b. Andover, Feb. 2, 170.5; m. Auf?. 1.2, 1731, Deborah Blanchard;| 

farmer; resided on homestead conveyed to him by his father, Andover, 1749; renjoved to Wil. 



ll 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 653 

Children: 

6519.* Lawrence Frazer, b. June 29, 1859, Brooklyn. 

6520.* Harriet Frances, " Oct. 15, 1860, Terre Haute. 

6521.* Herbert Vaughan, " Jan, H, 1865, " " 

6522.* Ernest Hamlin, " Apr. 18, 1870, Cornwall-on-Hudson. 

6523.* Theodore Jacob, ** July 20, 1872, " " 

6524,* Beatrice Vail, *' Feb. 15, 1875, " 



a 



12757] Rev. CYRUS HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Abby F.,) 

b. Boston, Mass., Dec. 24, 1843; m. Sioux City, la., by Rev. C. N. Lyman, 
)f Onawa, la,, Oct, 1, 1H84, Lydia Sigourney, dan, of Rev. J. H. and Harriet 
Jewell (Miller) Harris, b. McArthur, Ohio, May 30, 1859: clergyman: Beloit, 
(Vis. Fitted for college at Farmington Academy, Me.; completed the junior 
'ear in Wabash College, Crawfordsville, lad., and left to teach school in Clin- 
ton, N. Y.; graduated from Union Theological Seminary, 1868; pastor, at Rel- 
ows Falls, Vt., 1868 to 1874; Brooklyn, N. Y., 1874 to 1877; Council Blutts. la., 
877 to 1884; Oak Park, 111, live months, 1884; Beloit, Wis., since 1884. 
Ch. b. Beloit: 
6525. VV I NTH ROP Abbott, Aug. 17, 1891, 

1:2758] HENRIETTA LORAINE HAMLIN,^ (Cyrus,'' Hannibal,^ Elea- 
;er,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,=* .lames,2i) b. Constantinople, Turkey. Dec. 5. 1839; m. 
there, Apr. 15, 1859, Rev. George, son of Philander and Elizabeth (Homes) 
jSVashburn,* b. Middleboro, Mass., March 1, 1833. He graduated from Amherst 

lion, N. H., about 177<); deacon in church, Andover. He d. Aug. 23, 3787; she <J. July 81, ]77a 
::h. b. Andover: Deborah, Joshua, Bathsheba, Nathaniel, Joshua, Deborah, Joseph, Hannah, 
foseph, Jacob, Dorcas, Obadiah, Nathaniel, Eebecca. 

Hon. JACOB ABBOT,! b. Andover, Feb. 9, 1746; m. Dec. 1. i;ti7, Lydia Stevens; settled 
iVilton, N. H., and made a farm in the forest; merchant, 1776; representative to legislature; 
ustice court of common pleas; state councillor; removed to Andover, and assisted Hon. Sam- 
lel Phillips in business; trustee of PhUlips Academy; removed to Concord, N. H.. 17OT; mer- 
;hant; representative in legislature 3 years; moved to Brunswick, Me., 1802; overseer Bowdoin 
Mlege; state senator. He d. Brunswick, Mar. 5, 1S20. Children: Lydia, Lydia. Hannah, 
?hebe, Jacob. Dorcas, Salva, John S., Lucy, Dorcas Hibbert. 

JACOB ABBOT,5 Esq., b. Wilton, N. H., Oct. 20, 1776; m. Apr. 8, 1798, Betsey Abbot; 
merchant; Concord, N. H., and Brunswick, Me., resided Hallowell, Me.; removed to Farming- 
;on. Me., 1836; farmer there. He d. Farmington, Jan. 21, 1847. Children; Jacob, John S. C 
lieorge D., Charles E-. Samuel Phillips. 

Rev. JACOB ABBOTT,e b. Nov. 14, 1803; m. 1st, March 18, 1828, Harriet, dau. of Charles 

Vaughan; m. 2d. Nov., 18r>3, Mrs. Mary Dana. He graduated Bowdoin College. 1820; Andover 

.rheological Seminary, 1821 ; tutor and professor Amherst College, 1824-8; pastor Roxbury, Mass, 

834; moved to Farmington, Me., 1837; later to N. Y. City; returned to Farmington, 1869; author 

jf 200 works. He d. Farmington, Oct. ;il, 1879- Children: Benjamin Vaughan, Austin, Lyman, 

Idward. 

* Note 419. JOilX WASHBURN, i was first Sec. of the Council of Plymouth, in London, 
5ng. The iirst pages of the records of the Gov. and Company of the Mas.sachusetts Bay, of New 
England, relating to outfitting of vessels to New England, were written by him, previous to his 
peing "intertayned for Secretary for one whole yeere to enter the Courts & to Keepethe Com- 
banys accounts. The 9 Marclie 1628-9." But he was superseded by Mr. William Burgis, May 
[3, 1B29, perhaps on account of his illegible writing, which possibly gave him offense, and ac- 
counts for his settlement out of Mass. Bav Colony, with which he came. He settled in Dux- 
pury, in Plymouth Colony as early as 1632, where he "bought of Edward Bompass, a house and 
'lalisado, beyond ye creeke called ye Eagls-Nest." His wife Margerie, aged 49, and sons, John, 
liged 14, and Phillipp, aged 11, took passage in the Btfoabe(7( <fc ^Imt, April 12, 16;i5. He and his 
feon John were original proprietors of Bridgewater, Mass., and he and his son Philip settled in 
poutli Bridgewater as early as 1665, where he d. 1670. 



654 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



College, class 1855, and from Andover Theological Seminary: Prest. Roberts l| 
College, Constantinople: Doctor of Divinity; she was educated Constantino- 1 
pie, and Female Seminary, Gorhara, Me, 

Ch. b. Constantinople: « 

6526. George Hajilin, May 22, 1860. ij 

6527. William Maltby, 1862: d. same year. ^j 

6528. Henry Homes, 1863, " 1865. || 

[2760] CAROLINE MARGARET HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Henrietta L.,)' 
b. Constantinople, Turkey, Sept. 10, 1845; m. Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. Y., May 
1, 1872, William Henry, son of William Penn and Sarah (Lock) Vail, b. Strouds- 
burg, Pa.; physician; Cornwall-on-Hudson and Blairstown, N. J. He graduated 
Princeton College, 1855, from which he received the degree of A. M., 1868; from 
College of Physicians and Surgeons, N. Y., 1869. She d. Blairstown, Apr. 3, 1887, 
Ch. b. Cornwall-on-Hudson: 

6529. Henrietta Loraine, Feb. 

6530. Marion Locke, Jan. 
6531.. Cyrus Hamlin, Mar. 

6532. Charles Edward, July 

6533. Arthur Whittin, Mar. 



24, 1873. 

16, 1875; d. Apr. 1, 1886. 

5, 1877. 

11, 1880. 

14, 1885. 



[2761] ABBIE FRANCES HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Henrietta L.,) 
b. Bebec, Turkey, Nov. 13. 1847; m. Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. Y., July 16, 
1873, Rev. Charles, son of Charles and Elizabeth (Clary) Anderson, b. Sennett, 
N. Y., Apr. 4, 1847. He graduated Hamilton College, Class of 1869; studied a 
year at Auburn Seminary, and another year at Andover Theological Seminary; 
pastor Cong, church, North Woburn, Mass., sixteen years; then called to a 
professorship, Robert College, Constantinople, Turkey, where they reside. 
Children: 

b. Oct. 24, 1874; d. 
" Aug. 7, 1876, " 



6534. 
6535. 
6536. 
6537. 
6538. 
6539. 



Elizabeth Clary, 
Arthur Hamlin, 
Robert Harlow, 
Katherinb Roberts, 
Sarah Whittin, 
Roger Hamlin, 



Aug. 21, 1875. 
Sept. 27, 1876. 



Oct. 2, 1877. 
Sept. 25, 1879. 
July 18, 1883. 
June 5, 1886. 



CLARA HARRIET HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Henrietta L.,J 
b. Constantinople, Turkey, Mar. 3, 1853; m. Marah, Turkey, Aug. 29, 1889, 
Rev. Lucius Orren Lee, D. D., b. Kenosha, Wis., Jan. 12, 1845, his second wifejj 
he married 1st, Olivet, Mich., June 9, 1880, Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Deacon 
Albert Topping, b. Nov. 17, 1850, by whom he had children named Frank 
Albert, Harriet Althea and Mary Etiie; she died Marah, Turkey, Mar. 5, 1885. 
He graduated Oberlin College, 1872, and from Yale Theological Seminary, 1875? j 
Congs.: pastor Owasso Mich., five years: Mi.ssionary in Turkey since the sum- 
mer of 1880, and has been connected with the Theological School at Marah for| 
the training of native students for the ministry ever since he went there;! 
before marriage she was a teacher at Constantinople. They were in Marah at j 
the time of the Turkish massacre of Armenians, Nov. 19, 1895, when 600 Ar- 
menians were killed or wounded. She d. Marah, Jan. 23, 1902. 

Ch. b. Marah: 
6540. Carrie Margaret, Sept. 1, 1900. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 655 

[2764] Prof. ALFRED DWIGHT FOSTER HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Hen- 
•ietta L.,) b. Constantinople, Turkey, Sept. 5, 1855; m. Hartford, Ct., June 4, 
i885, Minnie Florence, dau. of Stephen and Mary A. (Rice) Marston, b. East 
Hartford, Oct. 30, 1858; architect, N. Y. City: educated Robert College, Con- 
i;tantinople; graduated Amherst College. 1875; from Institute of Technology, 
'Boston, 1877; studied at Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris, 1878-81. He taught in 
i^orcester High School, 1875-6; Miss Porter's School, Farmington, Ct., 1877-8; 
[-^sst. in Dept. of Architecture, School of Mines, Columbia College, 1883-7; in- 
iitructor in same, 1887-9; Asst. Prof., 1889-90; since, Adjunct Professor. He re- 
ceived the degree of A. M. from Amherst, 1885; member Architctural League: 
'<S.Y. and Brooklyn Institute: has designed and superintended erection of build- 
ings in Constantinople, New York and other parts of the U. S. and has contrib- 
iited to Architectural periodicals and to Johnson's Encyclopedia. She studied 
■n Hartford Female Seminary, and Miss Porter's School, Farmington; member 
itate Board Young Women's Christian Asso. Congregationalists. 





Ch. b. N. Y. City: 






6541. 


Marston Lovell, 


Feb. 


8, 1887. 


6542. 


Talbot Faulkner, 


June 


16, 1889. 



[2765] MARY ANN ROBERT HAMLIN,* (Sister of Henrietta L.,) 
b. Constantinople, Turkey, June 8, 1862; came to America with her parents, 
1 873; graduated Bradford Academy, Mass, 1882. She went abroad, 1883, and 
[laught music and gymnastics in the Armenian school for girls, Scrutari, near 
Constantinople; returned to America, 1884, and taught a year at Hartford, Ct., 
.vent to Hampton, Va., 1885, and taught in the Normal School for Indians and 
N^egroes, under Gen. Armstrong. Went to Constantinople for rest, 1892, and 
returned, 1893, and again taught at Hampton; Cong.; unmarried. 

[2766] EMMA CATHERINE HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Henrietta L.,) 
b. Constantinople. Turkey, Feb. 29, 1864; came to America with her parents, 
!873; teacher, Lexington, Mass.; unmarried. 

• 

[2768] ALICE JULIA HAMLIN,* (Sister of Henrietta L.,) 

b, Constantinople. Turkey, Dec. 20, 1867: came to America with her parents, 

873; m. Lexington, Mass., by Rev. Charles F. Carter, July 21. 1897, Dr. Edgar 

i. Hinman, professor. University of Nebraska. She graduated from Abbott 

icadeniy, 1887; from Wellesley College, 1893; teacher, Andover Academy, Mass. 

j 

j [2770] CHRISTOPHER ROBERT HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Henrietta L.,) 
I b, Constantinople, Turkey, Oct. 11, 1870; came to America with his 
Barents, 1873. He grad. Boston University, class 1893, A. B.; res. Lexington, 
[lass., and Canton Centre, Ct.; unmarried. 

[2774] HENRY SOMERS BROWN,« (Sally Davis,' Sally Haralin," 

teleazer,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) m. Oct. 15, 1864, Helen Amanda 
jjloberts; merchant; Boston. 
Children: 

6543 * Paul Lincoln, b. July 26, 1865. 

6544. Alice Somers, " Oct. 8, 1866; unm. 1898. 



656 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[2775] ALBERT GREEN HAMLIN,* (Isaac G.,' Isaac/ Eleazer,s Ben- 
jamin,* Eleazer,s James,2i) b. Calais, Me., July G, 1834; m. Haanibal, Mo., May 
3, 1872, Margaret Jeanoette, dan. of Robert and Margaret (Lambie) Miller: 
Prest. Hannibal Planing Mill Co.; Hannibal, after 1870; Republican: Council- 
man; member Lodge 188, A. F. & A. M., and Lodge 110, B. P. O. E.; she Epis. 
Both d. Hannibal; he, Dec. 16, 1900: she, July 7, 1881. 

Ch. b. Hannibal; 

6545.* Roy Millbu, Dec. 18, 1872. 

6546. Charles Ralph, May 18, 1874. 

6547.* Maud Jeannette, Feb. 14, 1877. 

[2776] JOSEPH HENRY HAMLlN,s (Bro. of Albert G.,) 

b. Bangor, Me., Apr. 27, 1836; m. Harrington, Me., Dec. 20, 1856, Josephine, 
dau. of Stillman and Charlotte (Nish) Nash, b. Harrington, June 10, 18.36. He 
res. Cherryfield, Me., until 1847; went to Cal., 1858; returned and res. Harring- 
ton, until 1861; enlisted men for the Union army; west to Cal. again, and re- 
turned after three years; since, Harrington; Freemason. 
Ch. b. Harrington: 

6548.* Edwin Green, Apr. 28, 1858. 

6549.* Frank Stillman, Jan. 4, 1864. 

[2777] SARAH JANE HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Albert G.,)' 

b. Cherryfield, Me.. Aug.,. 1838; m. Columbia,. Me., Mar. 2, 1860, Francis Marion 

Tucker; shoe dealer; Columbia Me.; Republican. Both d. Columbia; she, Aug. 

16, 1874. 

Cli. b. Columbia: 

6550. Frank, Mar. 2. 1866; lost at sea. 

6551.* AL.RERT H. 

[2778] NANCY ANN HAML1N,8 (Sister of Albert G..) • 

b. Cherryfield, Me., Sept., 1840: m. John Ray, of Millbridge, Me. Shed.' 
Millbridge, Dec. 23, 1862. 

Ch. b. Millbridge: 

6552. Fred; unm.; res. Haverhill, Mass:. ' 

6553.* Nettie. 

[2780] LORINDA AUGUSTA LEARNED,^ (Mary Hamlin,^ Isaac," 
Eleazer,6 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Columbia, Miss., July 14, 1832; m. 
Simon Edson, of Colchester, Vt. 

Four children. 

[2784] JAMES BRADFORD HAMLIN,« (Samuel B.,' Isaac,« Eleazer,': 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Acushnet, Mass., Oct. 15, 1842; ra. New Bed- 
ford, Mass., Jan. 2, 1878, Caroline C, dau. of Abel and Deborah F. (Ruggles) 
Howes, b. Mattapoisette, Mass., June 12, IS30; lumber dealer: Acushnet, until 
1875; New Bedford, until 1899; since, Acushnet; Republican; Universalist. 

[2786] GEORGE HENRY HAMLIN,^ (Henry H.,^ Isaac^ Eleazer.s Ben-S 
jamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Livermore, Me., Jan. 18, 1846; m. Strong, Me., 
Dec. 18, 1869, Rhoda Estella. dau. of Jessie and Mary (Brown) Sprague, b. Avon, 



J 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 657 

Me., Sept. 28, 1846: farmer; Livermore, until 1856; Jay, 1857; Livermore Falls, 
|1861; Madrid, 1864; Phillips, 1869; since, Avon; Republican; Selectman; 
[Director Phillips National Bank. 

[2787] MARY AUGUSTA HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Geo. H.,) 

b. East Livermore, Me., Mar. 11, 1847, m. Phillips, Me., Nov. 16, 1869, Elias 

(Fjeld. 

' Ch. b. Phillips: 

6554. Hartrt Hamlin, Apr. 8, 1871. 

6555. Daniel F., July 7,1872. 

6556. Elias, Oct. 29, 1882. 

[2789J OLTVE WOLCOTT HAMLIN,* (Sister of George H.,) 

b. East Livermore, Me., Oct. 11, 1851: m. Lowell, Mass., Jan. 16, 1873, John 

,Alvin Emery, b. Falmouth, Me., Mar. 6, 1845: carpenter and mason; Portland, 

,Me., until 1854: Cape Elizabeth, 1873; Cambridge, Mass., 1874; Boston, 1875-92, 

[and 1902; Republican; member firm of F. E. Stuart & Co., 1886; Emery & 

I Stuart, 1886-9; John A. Emory, 1890-1902; 1st Sergt. Ancient and Honorable 

! Artillery, Boston. They went to England, July, 1896, with the company, which 

'was entertained by the Honorable Artillery of London, and by the Queen and 

Prince of Wales at Windsor Castle and Marlboro House; member Winslow 

Lewis Lodge, A. F. & A. M., St. Andrew's Chap. R. A.M., and Boston Com- 

mandery, K.T.; Massachusetts Cliaritable Mechanics Asso.; she member Church 

of Higher Life. 

Children: 
6557* Alvin Hamlin, Jan, 1, 1874, Cambridge. 

6558.* Blanche Olive, Nov. 21, 1879, Boston. 

j [2792] EDWARD F. HAMLIN,^ ( Wolcott," Isaac,« Eleazer,^ Benja- 
I min,4 Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Boston, Mass., Apr. 6, 1846: m. Josephine Littlefield; 
, mfg. brass goods; Union, N. H. and Boston, Mass.; private, Stafford Guards, 
I N. H., Vols.; also, private, C, 18, N. H. Vols.; enlisted Sept. 9, 1864, promoted 
Sergt.; dis. June 10, 1865. 

Ch. b. New Market, N. H.: 
6559. Clara, 1875. 

j [2794] EMMA AUGUSTA HAMLIN,« (Sister of Edward F.,) 

b. Andover, N. H., Sept. 20, 1850; m. Apr. 22, 1874, Loomis Legrand,9son of Hi- 
ram Doane and Mary Jane (Tanner) Danforth,* b. Utica, N. Y., Oct. 15, 1849; 

I * Note 420. 1. WILLIAM BERN FORD, of Framliagham, Suffolk, England, and wife 
Isabel. He d. 1513; will, 1512. Children: Paul, .James, Reynold, Isabel and Elizabeth. 

2. PAUL DERNEFORD, of same place, son of William: wife, Katheryne; will, Nov. 13, 
1538. Children: Xichol.-is, Thomas, Robert, Richard, Isabel, Margaret, Agnes and Olive. 

■i. NICHOLAS DERNEFORD, of same place, son of Paul ; wife, Alice; will, Nov. 13, 1585. 
Children: Thomas, Anne, .Johane, Margaret, Elizabeth and Olive. 

i. THOMAS DANFORTH, of same place, son of Nicholas; m, Jan. 34, 15«5, Jane, dau. of 
Thomas Sudbury; will, Apr. 30, 1631; proved, Sept. 7, 1621; she was buried Mar. 21, 1601. Child- 
ren: Nicholas, Nicholas, Robert, Robert, Mary, Jane. 

In the English records the name is spelled in various forms, viz. : Danforth, Danforthe, 
Danford, Danforde, Daneford, Darnford, Dameforde, Dampford, Dampforde, Dernford, and 
Derneforth. 

NICHOLAS DANFORTH,! the immigrant, son of Thomas and Jane (Sudbury) Danforth, 
was prob. b. Framlingham, Eng., and was bap. there. Mar. 1, 1589; wife Elizabeth, who d. 1638-9. 



658 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



physician, N. Y. City. His early life was spent in Mohawk and Utica, N. Y. 
He attended high school and academy in Utica, 1868-71; was employed in a 
manufactory in Utica, rising from a minor clerkship to become book-keeper 
and cashier. He studied medicine with Dr. Gardner, of Utica, 1871, and 
attended lectures in the Homeopathic College, N. Y. City, the same year, and 
at the College of Physicians and Surgeons, N. Y. City, 1872-3, and graduated, 
1874; Prof, of Obstretrics, Hahneman Medical College; secretary of the faculty 
and attending physician of the hospital: member N. Y. Co. Med. So., and of 
American Institute of Homeopathy. She is a noted singer, pianist and 
organist. He was a singer in a church choir for eight years. 

No issue. M; 



He was church warden, 1622; member of the "Court Baron," or 'Burough Leet Jury," 18 
With his six children he embariced, 1G:J4, from London, in the Griffln, which arrived at Boston, 
Sept. 18, following. He bought lands and houses in Cambrid;^e. H)35. from .John White, John 
Taylcott, William Spencer, and Edward Stebbinge, and from Rev. Thomas Hooker, Oct., 16^ 
and May, 1638. these gentlemen having removed to Conn. He res. in what is Bow street, near 
Mount Auburn street; deputy, 1635; he, with others, was deputed to set out the bounds of Con 
cord; and the Com. reported April 13, 1636; app. to a similar duty in Sept. following, "to meas- 
ure and sett the bounds of Ro.Yberry:" and to set those between Dedham and Dorchester, Xov. 
15,1637, selected on Com. "to take order for a Colledge at Newtowne," Nov. 20. 1637; another ij 
land boundary was submitted to him and associates, 6, 1, 1637-8. He was one of the eleven men, 
one from each town, allowed by the court, Mar. 12, 1637-8, "to sell wine and strong water." 0& 
May 2, 1638, another man was app. to attend to the Dedham and Dorchester business, "insteed 
of Mr. Damford. who is dead." He d. April, 1S3S. Ch. bap. Framlingham, Eng.: Elizabeth, 
Mary, Anna, Thomas, Lydia, Samuel, Jonathan. 

Capt. .JONATHAN DANF0RTH,2 bap. Mar. 2, 1627-8; came to America with his father's 
family, 1634; was raised in Cambridge, Mass. ; m. 1st, Boston, 22d 9 mo. 1654, Elizabeth, dau. of 
John and Mary Pt)Wter, of Billerica, Mass., b. Rayleigh, Eng., Sept. 1, 1633, who d. riillerica, 
Oct. 7,1689; m. 2d. Nov. 17, 1690, Esther, dau. of Elder Richard Champney of Cambridge, and 
widow of Josiah Converse, of Woburn, Mass., who d. Apr. 5. 1713. He was an early settler of 
Billerica", and promoted the building up of the town; his house was standing, 1878. Land sur- 
veyor, and as sudi was extensively employed; his descriptions of lands fill 200 pages of the 
Billerica records . and he was employed in other places: town clerk; representative; captain 
of militia; will, dated .\pr. 23. 1712; proved, Oct, 27, 1712. He and his wife are buried in Billerica. 
Children: xMary, Elizabetli, .lonathan, .John, John, Lydia, Samuel, Anna, Thomas, Nicholas, 
and Sarah. 

SAMUEL DANFORTH.s b. Billerica, Mass.. Feb. .5, 1665-6; m. by Hon. Thomas Danforth, 
Jan. 6, 1694-5, Hannah, dau. of Simon Crosby, b. Mar. 30. 1672; land surveyor; she m. 2d, Enoch 
Kidder. He d. Billerica, Apr. 19, 1742. Ch. b. Billerica: Elizabeth, Hannah, Samuel, Rachael, 
Lydia, Abigail, Jonathan. 

SAMUEL DANFORTH. 4 b. Billerica. Mass., May 15, 1701; m. Eli>;abeth. dau. of James 
and Mary Hosley, b. .Ian. 18, 1699-1700. He d. .Fune 2S, 1749; she d. July 3, 1756. Ch. prob. b. Bill- 
erica: James, Isaac, Samuel, Nicholas, Elizabeth, .Jonathan. 

NICHOLAS DANFORTH.s b. Billerica, Dec. 8, 1734; m. by Rev. .John Chandler, Mar. 30, 
1758, Elizabeth, dau. of Abraham and Hannah (Farley) Jacjuith, b. Feb. 26. 1740, who survived 

him and m. 2d, Wood, and d. 1815. He was private in Capt. Ebenezer Bridge's Co., in Col. 

John Whitcomb's Regt., which marched on Lexington alarm, Apr, 19, 1775, served 13 days. 
Prob. moved to Fitchburg, Mass., and later to Stillwater, N. Y., where he d, about 1800. Chil? 
dren: Samuel, James, Elizabeth, Isaac, Jacob, Aliraham, Joshua, Susannah, Joseph Francis; 

ISAAC DANFORTH ,6 m. July 21, 1788, Rebeckah Taylor, both of Fitchburg. Mass.; 
farmer, tanner and currier; removed to North Hoosick, N. Y. Children: Nicholas, Simon, 
Aaron, Isaac, Rebecca, Polly, Mercy, Jacob. 

AARON TAYLOR DANPORTH,7 b. Nov. 20, 1804; m. 1st, Sept. .5, 1822, Anna, dau. of Ben- 
jamin and Polly (Clark) Dyer, of Bennington, Vt.; m. 2d, Sept. 9, 1852, Eliza Goodwin, dau. of 
Francis and Martha (Ward) Buck, b. Aug. 10, 180.5. Hed. July 30, 1881. Children: Hiram Doane, 
Amelia Billings, Priscilla Loomis, Charles Dyer. 

HIRAM DOANE DANFORTH,« b. Jan. £0, 1^23; m. Monticello, N. Y., Oct. 7, 1847, Mary 
Jane, dau. of Dr. Cuyler and Vina (Ford) Tanner, of Stephentown, N. Y., b. Feb. 10, 1827; organ 
builder, Utica, N. Y., 1888. He d. Jan. 22, 1885. Cliildn^n: Loomis Legrande. Floyd LaMotte, 
Frank, Ford, Lucy. 



J 



I 



■II 



t 





li 



A'^I^^M^^-v^ws. 



J 



6560. 


Grace, 


6561. 


Elizabeth H 


6562. 


Emma D., 


6563. 


KUSSKLL W., 


6564. 


Clinton: T., 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 659 

[2795] MARY B. HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Edward S.,) 

b. Andover, N. H., Nov. 5, 1852; m. Amherst, Mass., Nov. 18, 1879, Thomas, 

iion of Joseph Wood, 'b. Eagland, Jaa. 8, 1854; dyer; Williamantic, Conn.; 

kuburn, Me.; Waltham, Mass., and Utica, N. Y.; Republican, Methodists. 

Both d. Utica; she Sept. 23, 1899; he May 20, 1899. 

Children: 

b. 1880, Easthampton; d. 1888. 
" 1882, " unra. 1902. 

" 1884, Waltham, 
" 1886, 
'• 1890, 

[2796] JOHN HAMLIN,^ ( Bro. of Edward F.,) 

b. Dover, N. H. Jan. 27, 1856; m. Thompsonville Ct., June 30, 1887, Mar- 
garet, dau. of John and Elizabeth (Davidson) Bartley, b. Thompsonville, Aug. 
16, 1848: lawyer; Dover, N. H., 1856-72; Wilhrnantic, Ct., 1872-8; Thompsonville, 
1878-99; since, Amherst, Mass.; Republican; Justice of the Peace; school visitor; 

[Freemason. 

No issue. 

[2798] Dr. FREDERICK W. HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Edward F.,) 
b. Dover. N. H., Sspt. 21, 1^62: m. N. Y. City, Nov. 9, 1893, Gertrude, dau. 
jof Elijah Tarbell and Catherine Marie (Roberts) Sherman, b. Brimfield, Mass., 
'Sept. 1, 1867: physician and surgeon; educated at Natchang High School, Wil- 
limantic, Ct.; High School, Amherst, Mass.; Amherst College and N. Y. Ho- 
meopathic Medical College; res. Dover, N. H., 1862-72; Willi man tic, Ct., until 
1878; Amherst, until 1883; New Yorlc City since 1885; Republican; Cong.; mem- 
ber American Institute Homeopathy; N. Y. State Homeopathic Medical Society; 
N. Y. Co. Med. So.; Asst. Prof, of Obsteterics, N. Y^. Hom. Med. Col. She 
Universalist; member National Society of N. E. Women in New Yorli. 

[2799] ARTHUR W. HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Edward F.,) 

b. Dover, N. H., Apr. 25, 1866; unmarried: brass finisher; Union, N. H. and 
Amherst, Mass. 

[2800] EDWARD SUMNER HAMLIN,^ (Nathan S.,' Asia,« Eleazer.s 
Benjamin, 1 Eleazer,3 James,'") b. Westford, Mass., June 28, 1830; m. Apr. 18, 
1860, Anna Gertrude Conroy, b. N. Y., Dec, 1838; merchant; Boston; Democrat; 
she was a lady of fine presence, and devoted to her children, who are largely 
indebted to her persistent efforts and encouragement for the superior educa- 
tional advantages enjoyed by tliem and for the respectable, and honorable 
positions they occupy; she was untiring in her devotion to them, and in her 
death they suffered irreparble loss. Both d. Boston; he Feb. 2, 1888; she Aug. 
2, 1882. 





Ch. b. Boston: 










6565.* 


Charles S umnbr. 


Aug. 


30, 


1861. 




6566.* 


Edward, 


Apr. 


3, 


1863. 




6567. 


Harriet G., 


Apr. 


14, 


1865, 


unm. 


6568. 


George P. , 


Mar. 


25, 


1867, 


u 


6569. 


FredD. H., 


Feb. 


25, 


1869, 


(1 


6570. 


Jane G. C, 


Aug. 


n, 


1871, 


(( 



n 



660 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[2801] SAMUEL A. HAMLIN/ (Bro. of Edward S.,) 

b. Westford, Mass., Sept. 25, 1832; m. Nashua, N. H., May, 1855, Abby, dau. 

of Eli and Mary (Fletcher) Tower, of Westford, b. Jan. 5, 1835; postmaster and! 

station agent many years, Forge village, Mass. He d. Dec. 9, 1897. 

Ch. b. Forge village: 

6571.* Edward A., May 13, 1857. 

6572. George, 1859; d. young. 

6573.* Gertrude R. Fletcher, Jan. 13, 1871. 

[2802] HENRY HASKELL FLETCHER,* (Susan Hamlin,^ Asia.'l 
Eleazer,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Groton, Mass., June 11, 1831; m. 1st, 
Mar. 28, 1857, Emily T. Read, of Westford, who d. there, childless, Dec. 13, | 
1860; m. 2d, Feb. 6, 1872, Georgia L. Allen, who d. Oct. 29, 1876. He res. Green- 
field, Mass. 

Children: 

6574. LuLiA, b. Mar. 25, 1873. 

6575. George Henry, " Oct. 28, 1876. 

[2804] AUGUSTUS DANA FLETCHER,* (Bro. of Henry H.,) 
b. Groton, Mass., Dec. 16, 1835; m. Pepperill, Mass., Nov. 21, 1861, Elizabeth,! 
dau. of Charles and Mary E. (Hunt) Lakin, b. Pepperill, Oct. 28, 1843; farmer;] 
Townsend Harbor, Mass.; Democrat; member St. Paul Lodge, A. F. & A. M. 
she member of Townsend Grange, 194, P. H. 

Children: 
6576.* Minnie Lillian, b. Feb. 25, 1864, Pepperill. 

6577. IsoLENA Hamlin, " July 29, 1873, Concord; d. Oct. 4, 1873. 

[2806J SARAH DIX HAMLIN,* (Cyrus,^ Asia,« Eleazer,^ Benjamin,*! 
Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Westford, Mass., Nov. 27, 1844. She was one of the first 
women to enter Mich. University, Class of 1873. She taught school Cherry 
Creek, Nev., 1877-9; then went to San Francisco, Cal.; she was sent to India by 
the Am. Ramabai Asso., 1891, to assist the Pundita Ramabai to establish herl 
famous school for child-widows, devoting fifteen months to the work and re-j 
turned to San Francisco. 

[2807] CATHERINE S. HAMLIN,* (Sister of Sarah D.,) 

b. Westford, Mass., Aug. 12, 1847; unmarried; res. Westford; she has con- 
tributed valuable records and information for this work. 

[2809] CHARLES A. HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Sarah D.,) 

b. Westford, Mass., May 15, 1857; m. Littleton, N. H., by Rev. E. J. Pres-| 

cott, Dec. 24, 1891, Lizzie Gertrude,* dau, of John Hayward and Augusta N. 

(Tuttle) Kimball,* b. Littleton, Nov. 20, 1858; farmer; res. on the old Hamlin 

homestead, Westford. He d. about 1896. 

* Note 421. For Kimball see notes 254, 303, 344, 404 and 412. 

BENJAMIN KIMBALL,2 see note ;i44. 

JONATHAN KIMBALL.3 b. Bradford, Nov. 26, 1673; m. 1st, July 15, 1696, Lydia, dau. of 
John and Sarah (Pingrey) Day, b. Mar. 18, 1676, who d. Sept. 16, 17.39; m. 2d, Nov. 3, 1739, Mrs. Jane 
Plummer, who left him and d. 1764; he res. Bradford, and was an extensive dealer in land; he 
d. Sept. 30, 1747. Ch. b. Bradford: Benjamin, Jonathan, Nathaniel, Lydia, Moses, Isaac, Rebec- 
ca, Buth, Abraham, Mehitable, Hannah. 



ill 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 661 

Ch. b. Westford: 

6578. Gertkitde Augusta, June 11, 1893; d. 

6579, Evelyn Cartelyou, May 10, 1895, " 

[2810] GARDINER RICHARDSON,* (Sarah D. Hamlin,"' Asia," Eleaz- 
!r,& Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James, 2 1) b. Westford, Mass., May 14, 184.3; member F, 
!d, Mass. Vols.: d. unmarried, Lowell, Mass., July 11,1867, from disease con- 
tracted in the army. 

I [2820] JANE FRANCES FAlRCHILD,«(Moses,T Hannah Pope,6Seth,s 
Experience Jenkins,* Experience Hamlin, ^ James, 21) b. East Bloomfield, N. Y., 
j^ov. 1, 1819; ra. there, 1840-2, Benjamin Franklin Harwood: lawyer; Dansville, 
'^. Y.; Whig. She d. Canandaigua, N. ¥., June 13, 1884. He d. Albany, N. Y. 



[2821] ELIZABETH POPE FAIRCHILD,* (Sister of Jane F.,) 
b. East Bloomtleld, N, Y., July 23, 1824: m. there, Nov. 17, 1847, Luther, 
;on of Moses and Abigail (Sweat) Shepard, b. Grafton Co., N. H., 1818: mer- 
;hant: East Bloomfield. She d. Canandaigua, N. Y., July 16, 1869; he d. Vil- 
isca, Iowa, Oct. 16, 1896, 





Ch. b. E, Bloomtield: 








6580.* 


LiLLA, 


Dec. 


15, 


1852, 


6581.* 


Moses Fairchild, 


Dec. 


28, 


1854, 


6582.* 


William Luther, 


June 


13, 


18,56. 


6583.* 


Jennie Harwood, 


Oct, 


19, 


1859, 



1 BENJAMIN KIMBALL.* b. Bradford, May 16, 1697; m. Mary, dau. of Joseph and Mary 
iToothaker) Emerson, b. Mar. 21, 1696, and grand daughter of Robert and Ann (Grant) Emer- 
;on. He res. in the northern part of Haverhill, Mass. ; when the line was run between Mass. 
ind N. a., his property fell into Hampsted, N. H. Members of the church in Plaistow (North 
)laverhill,) Nov., 17:jO, in which he was chosen deacon, Feb. 3, 1731; he owned land in Chester, 
,S. H. H« d. Aug. 5, 1741, not 1752 as •erroneously appears on his grave stone in Plaistow. 
Children: Mary, Jonathan, Benjamin, Lydla, Martha, Hannah, Moses, Abigail, Joseph and 
[VIehitable. 

JONATHAN KIMBALL.s b. Haverhill, Apr. 14, 1830; m. 1st, Aug. 22, 1838, Elizabeth, dau. 
)f Daniel Little, b. Nov. 12, 1719, who d. Feb. 8, 1753; m. 2d, Nov. 29, 1753, Abigail True of Salis- 
Irary, Mass., b. Nov, 26, 1722, who d. Jan. 23, 1814. He settled in the north part of Plaistow, now 
[Sampsted, N, H., but returned to the present town of Plaistow ; he was adm. to the church, 
|?eb. 5, 173K, in which he was chosen deacon, Jan. 25. 1739, and served fifty-seven years; his wife 
vas adm. May 18, 1740; town clerk, 1757-78. He d. Oct 17,1807. Children: Benjamin, Jona- 
han, Daniel, Nathaniel, Daniel, Elizabeth, True, Martha, Joseph. 

DANIEL KIMBALL.fi b. Plaistow, N. H., July 5. 1751; m. Lucy, dau. of Jacob and Re- 
f)ecca(Hildreth) Dutton, of Billerica, Mass.. and grand dau. of Thomas Dptton. He removed 
ijarly to Littleton, Mass., and was a promient Citizen. Corp. in Reed's Co. in Col. Prescott's 
|Regt., Apr. 18, 1775; Sergt. in Gilbert's Co., same Regt, Apr. 24, 1775; 1st, Lieut, in Jewett's Co., 
>th Middlesex Regt. Apr. 24, 1776. He d. 1813; she m. June 26, 1817, Daniel Hartwell, of Littleton. 
Children: Lucy, Daniel, James, Benjamin, Jesse, John, Sophia, Sebia, Rebecca. 

|l JOHN KIMBALL,^ b. Littleton, Mass., April 16, 1792; m. Lucy, dau. of Paul and Lucy 
iHayward, b. Boxford, Mass., Nov. 7, 1796; res. Littleton; he d. July 18, 1867; she d. Jan. 21, 1868. 
phildren: Lucy Ann, John Hayward, Allen W., Louisa M., Edward E., Emily F., Frances E., 
Sarah K 

I JOHN HAYWARD KIMBALL.s b. Oct. 28, 1822; m. July 14, 1846, Augusta N., dau. of 
(Nathan Tuttle; res. Littleton ; deacon. Unitarian church. Children: Alonzo Hayward, Ellen 
Augusta, Charles Herbert, Austin Tuttle, Emma P., Lizzie Gertrude, Lucien Stevens. 



6584. 


Rachakl Frances, 




6585.* 


Harky Weston, 


b. Aug. 


6586.* 


Zebina Howes, 


" Jan. 


6587. 


Gilbert Shaw, 


" Mar 



662 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[2826] .JOSEPH HAMLIN JENKINS,* (Nathan,' Asa,^ Nathaa,! 

Ebenezer,* Experience Hamlin, ^ James,2i) b. West Barnstable, Mass., July 3C' 
1826; m. Apr. 4, 1852, Persis Hale Howes.* He d. W. Barnstable, Apr. 1, 1900. 

Children: 

d. aged 3 yrs. and 10 days 
12, 1860. 
17, 1863. 
12, 1858: unm. 1902. 

[2828] Capt. CHARLES E. JENKINS," (Bro. of Joseph H.,) 
b. West Barnstable, Mass., July 30, 1830: m. there. Nov. 29, 1863, Merc. 
Nye, dau. of Washington and Sophronia (Howlandt) Bursley, J b. West Barn 
stable, Sept. 22, 1840; niaster mariner; later, farmer; West Barnstable; Demo 
crat; police officer, since 1885; member of Fraternal Lodge, A. F. & A. M. H- 
went to sea daring the season, 1849, in a fishing schooner from Dennis, Mass. 
and next shipped from Boston in ship, Horshurg, Capt. Osgood, bound t 
Penang, Singapore, Hong Kong and Shanghi, for a cargo of tea, and returnet 
to New York in ship Vancover, Capt. David Fuller, bound to Canton, and finishe( 
lading with tea. at Shanghi; on the passage home was caught in a hurricane ii 
the Indian Ocean, losing her sails and was hove down on her beam ends fo 
eighteen hours, but arrived home in due time. The next voyage was as 2( 
mate of .same ship, Capt. Lunt; off Cape of Good Hope, she was dismasted 
losing all but her foremast, put into the Isle of France for repairs, and afte 
two months proceeded to Hong Kong, thence to Shanghi, loaded with tea an( 
returned to New York. In 1854 he shipped from New York as 2d mate of th 
clipper ship. Raven, Capt. Josiah Crocker, bound to San Francisco, discharge* 
cargo, and proceeded to the Streights: Singapore, Penang, and Padang, took ii 
a cargo of coffee and spices and returned to New York. The next voyage wa 
from New York to Richmond for a load of flour for Rio Jenerio, arrived au( 
discharged there; and loaded with coffee for Sidney, N. S. Wales; thence ti 
Singapore and Padang, loaded with coffee and returned to New York. Tlii 
next voyage was to Batavia and Padang. Off Cape St. Roque they collidec 
with a Spanish bark, striking him midship, passing over and sinking him ii 
five minutes. The crew of the bark climbing aboard as she sank. Learnin; 
there were passengers on the bark a boat was lowered and succeeded in savini 
three women and six men; the others, about forty in number found a water, 
grave. In this collision the Raven lost her head gear, and after fifteen days pii 
into Rio Jenerio, landed the crew and surviving passengers of the lost bark, re 
paired and proceeded on her voyage to Batavia, and returned to New York. Ii 
1859 he commanded the Raven, on a voyage to the East Indies and return. Ii 
1863 he commanded the ship John Tucker on an eighteen months voyages to Sai 
Francisco, Calleo, and Antwerp. Afterwards engaged in command of ships ii 
the U. S. employ at the last o.f the war, and in tlie coasting trade until 1870; 
and during this period commanded the schooner Abbie Bursley: the ship, B. L 
ISherman, was the last vessel commanded by him. After retiring from the se; 
he settled on a farm at West Barnstable. 

No i.ssue. 

* For Howes see note 2!<3. 

t Eor Howlund see notes (il, 79, 132, 145, 248, 322, 324 and 336. 

:|: For Bursley see note 89. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 663 

' [28311 HANNAH ABBIE JENKINS,* (Sister of Joseph H.,) 

b. West Barnstable, Mass.. July 14, 1836; m. there, Mar. 12, 1871, Heman 
Irosby, son of Asa and Temperance Crocker,* b. W. Barnstable, June ]9, 1834: 
arpenter; W. Barnstable. 

Ch. b. West Barnstable: 

65S8.* Bessie Jenkins, Apr. 25, 1874. 

[2832] FRANCIS JENKINS,' (Bro. of Joseph H.,) 

b. West Barnstable, Mass., July 22, 1838; m. Dec. 1861, Mercy Parker Nye:t 
lember 45th Mass. Inf. Vols. He d. Apr. 21, 1897. 
Children: 
6589 * Parker Nye, b. Sept, 30, 1874, W. Barnstable. 

6590. Julia Watts, '* Oct., 1866: unra. 1902. 

6591. Frank Howland, " July, 1868. 

[2833] WILLIAM BRAGG JENKINS,* (Charles,' Asa,« Nathan,^ Eb- 
^nezer,* Experience Hamlin, 3 James,2i) b. May 19, 1833; m. Sept. 28, 1862, Chloe 
jViley, of Osterville, Mass. He d. Nov. 9, 1884. 
Child: 

6592. Nellie, b. June 3, 1870. 



ASA JENKINS,* (Bro. of William B.,) 

b. West Barnstable, Mass., Apr. 22, 1838; m. there, Sept. 17, 1871, Martha 

osephine, dau. of Eben and Eliza Ann (Crocker*) Whelden, b. West Barnsta- 

ke, June 18, 1842: mariner, 1851-74, 1st mate; since, farmer and cranberry 

'rower; West Barnstable: Democrat; private Co. D. 45th Mass. Inf. Vols.; 

nlisted Sept, 26, 1862; in battles of Kingston, Whitehall and Goldsboro, N. C: 

iis. July 17, 1863. 

I Ch. b. W, Barnstable: 

6593. Thornton, June 4, 1873; m. Kate P. Chase. 

. 6594. Fred Stanley, Feb. 29, 1876; unm. 1902. 

12836] Capt. JAMES HAMLIN JENKINS,* (George,'^ Asa,6 Nathan,'^ 

Sbenezer,* Experience Hamlin, 3 James,2i) b. Apr. 18, 1831; m. Ruth Stanley 

Msh,J of West Barnstable; master mariner, in merchant service between 

l:alifornia and the East Indies sixteen years: since farmer; Hamlin's Plains, 

Barnstable. 

Children. 

6595. Mary Eltza; m. Edward L . 

6596. Ruth Stanley, ^' Edward S. Talbot, 

6597. Elizabeth Crocker. 

[2837] ELIZABETH C. JENKINS,« {Sister of James H.,) 

b. Mar. 24, 1836: m. Charles Shattuck.t of Andover, Mass. 
Children: 

6598. Charles. 

6599. Alice. 



* For Crocker see notes 35. 39, and 78. 
t For Nye see note 34. 

* For Fish see note 54 and 190. 
§ For Shattuck see note 411. 



6&4 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[2841] FRANCES LOUISA JENKINS,* (William H./ Ebenezer,«6«^ 
Experience Hamlin, » James.^i) b. Milan, Ohio, Sept. 21, 1830; m. 1848 J 
Thomas D., son of Benjamin and Abigail (Smith) Dole, b. Boston, Mass; shej 
Presb. She d. Buffalo, N. Y.. Nov. 29, 1888: he d. about 1896. 

Ch. b. Buffalo: 
6600.* Louise, 1849. 

L2844] CAROLINE ELECTA JENKINS,^ (Nathan,' Ebenezer,«5* Ex- 
perience Hamlin, 3 James, '^i) b. 1884; m. 1862, Lucius Lewis, his second wife; by| 
a former wife he had three children, named Lammie, Arvilla and William; res. 
Sandusky, Ohio. 

[2846] MARY JANE JENKINS,^ (Josiah,' Ebenezer.«5i Experience 
Hamlin, »James,2i) b. Buffalo, N. Y., Jan. 24, 18.?.3; m. 1st, New Albany, Ind.j 
Sept. 3, 1855, Charles E., son of Charles and Jane (Tate)Hambleton,b. Hardins 
burg, Ky., 1831, who d. Leavenworth, Kas., April 13, 1860; m. 2d Hnderson Co.J 
Ky., Dec. 28, 1865, Lucius S. Hopkins, b. Cincinnati, Ohio, July 5, 1828: mer^ 
chant. He d. Dec. 4, 1881; m. 3d, Nov., 1878, Dr. H. Sanche, a Canadian; she 
Epis. She d. Lutcher, Miss., April 15, 1895. 

Ch. by 2d marriage: 
6601. LucTA S. Etta, b. Oct. 5, 1866; d. Oct. 14, 1879. 

6602.* Clarence McAllister, " Dec. 28, 1869. 

[2847] FRANCES JENKINS,^ (Sister of Mary J.,) 

b. Buffalo, N. Y., Sept. 27, 18.34; m. 1st, Henderson, Ky., Jan. 9, 1861, Na-I 
thaniel Green, son of John and Ann (Hart) Stanley, b. Henderson, Apr. 8, 18091 
planter; Henderson Co., Ky.; Democrat; Freemason; he d. Henderson Co., FebJ 
18, 1866; ra. 2d, Henderson Co., Dec. 18, 1867, John Eaneas McAllister: b. Hen{ 
derson, Oct. 14, 1803: planter and banker: Henderson: Democrat: Prest. Farmer's 
Bank of Kentucky; magistrate; Epis. He d. Henderson, Aug. 7, 1886. She res| 
Henderson; Epis.; Regent of Samuel Hopkins Chap. D. A. R.: member and 
treasurer New Century Club. Her parents died when she was but four yearsj 
of age and she was reared by her aunt Goshorn. 

Ch. by 1st marriage, b. Henderson Co.: 
660.3.* Eliza Makilou, b. Oct. 23, 1861. 

6604.* Harry Morgan, . " Nov. 17, 1864. 

6605.* Jackson McClain, " Feb. 6, 1866. 

[2848] JOSIAH HENRY JENKINS,* (Bro. of Mary S.,) 

b. Buffalo, N. Y., Feb. 23, 1836: m. Mariatta, Ohio, Aug. 6, 1864, Ablgia 

Augusta, dau. of William A. and Patience Moore (Guitteau) Fay, b. Marietta 

June 10, 1845; Cong, clergyman: Buffalo, 1836-52: Meadville, Pa., 18.53; Colum 

bus, Ohio, 1858; Marietta, 18(i2; Cincinnati, 1S65; Lebanon, Ohio, 1870; Wes, 

Marietta, 1881; Springfield, 1883: Toledo, Ohio; Leavenworth, Kas.; Mt. Dora' 

Fla.; San Bernadino, Cal.: Fall Church, Va.: Beuna Vista, CoL, 1891 

Denver, Col., since 1898; Republican: 2d Lieut, in an Ohio Regt., enlistei^ 

spring of 1862: captured at Harijer's Ferry, Ya.; paroled, and dis. fall o= 

■1862; Congs. 

Children: 

6606.* Helen Fay, b. July 24, 1868, Marrietta. 

6607. Louise Babbitt, " June 3, 1872, Springfield; d. Aug. 2, 187:^1 





Children: 


6611. 


William Ebenezek, 


6612. 


Frederic, 


6613. 


LUELLA, 


6614. 


Robert Moore, 


6615. 


Guy Springer, 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 665 

(28491 LOUISA ELIZA JENKINS,* (Sister of Mary J.,) 

b. Buffalo, N. Y., Apr. 6, 1838: m. Henderson, Ky., Sept. 18, 1867, Thomas 

|71rgil Rodman, b. Cnrdsville, Ky.; merchant; Owensboro and Curdsville, Ky.; 

iihe Epis. She d. Curdsville, June 7, 1868; he remarried about two years later, 

md soon died. 

Ch. b. Curdsville: 

6608. Thomas Virgil, June 19, 1868; d. July 4, 1868. 

[2851J JANE S. JENK1NS,8 (Ebenezer,7654 Experience Hamlin,3 

ijames,2i) b. Sept. 1, 1828: m. Nov. 11 1847, Joseph F. Hill. She d. Oct. 14, 1870. 
Children: 

6609. J. Fellows, b. 1850; d. July, 1880. 
6610.* Annie Arnot, " Jan. 9, 1857. 

' [2852] WILLIAM HENRY JENKINS,« (Bro. of Jane S.,) 

b. Nov. 7, 1830; m. Oct. 23, 1862, Julia Gay Springer. He d.; she d. Nov. 
[26, 1900. 

Children: 

b. Feb. 23, 1864; d. Sept. 11, 1881. 

" Feb. 24, 1867, " Mar. 12, 1877. 

" Oct. 20, 1870; m. George R. Brandon 

" Apr. 24, 1873. 

" Apr. 23, 1877. 

[2854] FRANCES ELIZABETH 0'FLYNG,« (Lydia Jenkins,' Ebene- 
zer,65i Experience Hamlin, 3 James.^i) b. Elmira, N. Y., Dec. 7, 1824; m. New 
Albany, Ind., Aug 30, 1859, William Talmage McDonald, son of Rev. David 
McDonald, D. D., and wife, Phebe Talmage, b. Geneva, N. Y., 1822. He gradu- 
ated Hobart College, Geneva, N. Y., 1845; taught school in Kentucky, New York 
and Maryland, 1845-9; tutor in Mathematics, Hobert College, 1850; taught 
private school, Pittsburg, Pa., 1851-5; Professor of Mathematics and Natural 
Philosophy, Western University, Pittsburg, 1855-60; in commercial and manu- 
facturing business, Bucyrus, Ohio, 1862-80; since, retired: Whig and Republican; 
Epis: she Methodist. 

[2855] CALEB C. O'FLYNG,* (Bro. of Francis E.,) 

b. Southport, N. Y., June 19, 1826; ra. New Albany, Ind., Mar. 15, 1870, 
Mary E., dau. of John Campbell, b. Orleans, Ind., Feb. 12, 1846; dealer in 
mines: has res. in California, more or less, since 1849; Parral, Chihouhou, 
Mexico, 1881-92: Passadena, Cal., 1902; old line Whig; Friend; member Trinity 
i Lodge 556, A. F. & A. M. She d. Crawfordville, Ind., 1876. 
Ch. b. New Albany: 

6616. James Edmund, July, 1871: d. 1872. 

[2856] MARY HALL O'FLYNG,* (Sister of Frances E.,) 

b. Southport, N. Y., Feb. 9, 1828; m. 1st, 1846, Julius A. Moore; m. 2d, in 

Texas, 1859, James T. Ware; res. Galveston, Texas, and New Orleans, La. She 

d. Greencastle, Ind., Feb. 27, 1880; he d. Galveston, 1857. 
Ch. by 1st marriage: 

6617. Lilly, b. Feb. 3, 1848; d. Aug. 2, 1859. 

By 2d marriage: 
6618.* J. Algie Carrol, 1860, Galveston. 

6619. CORALIE, 1862; d. 1864. 



666 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[2857] Rev. ISAAC MAXWELL 0'FLYNG,« ( Bro. of Francis E.,) 
b. Bufifalo, N. Y., June 12, 1830; m. July 7, 1860, Rachael Taylor; Methodist 
clergyman; she d. 1899. 

Children: 

6620.* IvYL, b. Mar. 11, 1862, Greencastle, Ind. 

6621.* Alleela, " 1871. 

2622. Marion, " 1873. 

[2858] Rev. LOUISA TEMPLE 0'FLYNa,8 (Sister of Francis E.,) 
b. Lockport, N. Y., May 13, 1832; m. Aug. 30, 1860, Andrew G. Robinson, b. 
1828. A cousin writes of her: "She was the smartest of our family, the pride 
of the seminary where eight of us cousins were attending at the same time;: 
she taught a class through arithmetic when fourteen years old; was leading 
teacher in a seminary, New Albany, Ind., for years. After marriage her hus- 
band's health failed and she supported the family by preaching and lecturing; 
she was a regular preacher in the Indiana conference and had charge of a 
church for years; later she traveled and lectured for the W. C. T. U. She was 
an eloquent speaker and attracted overflowing houses. A brilliant woman." 
He d. 1885. 

Children: 



6623. 


Edmund O'Flyng, 


July 


30, 


1861; 


d. June 29, 1862. 


6624.* 


Frank Wilkins, 


Apr. 


5, 


1863, 


New Albany. 


6625. 


Ca O'Flyng, 


Jan. 


16, 


1865; 


res. Flagstaff, Ariz 


6626.* 


WiLRUR S., 


Sept. 


14, 


1866, 


New Albany. 


6627. 


Lewis J.. 


Jan. 


23, 


1869; 


res. Denver, unm. 


6628.* 


McDonald, 


Mar. 


27, 


1871. 





[2862] ELIZA DUTILH JENKINS,^ (Warren,' Ebenezer,^^* Experi- 
ence Hamlin, 3 James.21) b. Athens, Pa., Dec. 24, 1826; m. 1848, Edward Holmes; | 
she Piesb. She d. Auburn, N. Y., July 2*2, 1849; he d. Charlestown, S. C, 1850, 
Ch. b. Auburn: 

6629. Minnie, 1849; d. 1855. 

[2863] HENRY JENKINS,* (Bro. of Eliza D.,) 

b. Towanda, Pa., May 25, 1828: m. Binghamton, N. Y., Helen Ely, b. Bing-j 
hamton; banker. He d. Columbus, Ohio, 1856; she d. N. Y. City, 1892. 
Children: 
6630.* Margtjrite, b. 1851. 

6631.* May, " 1853, Binghamton. 

[2868] WARREN JENKINS,* (Bro, of Eliza D.,) 

b. Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 27, 1836; m. 1864, Lizzie, dau. of John and Maryl 

Mickel, b. Scotland; real estate broker: Republican; Congs. He d. Columbus,} 

May 3, 1876. 

No issue. 



[2869] Rev. HERMON DUTILH JENKINS,* (Bro. of Eliza D.,) 

b. Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 14, 1842; m. Utica, N. Y., Oct. 29, 1868, Harriet 

Newell, dau. of Marcius Eaton and Harriet (Lane) Burrill, b. Uxbridge, Mass., 

Aug. 16, 1842; clergyman; A. B. Hamilton College, 1864; he received the degree 



M 



EIGHTH GEISTERATION. 667 

f D. D. from Beloit College, 1881; Pastor, Juliet, 111., 1868-73; Freeport, HI., 
ffltil 1889: Sioux City, Iowa, until 1895; Kansas City, Mo., until 1901; Riverside, 
ills., 1902; member Co. A. 35, Pa. Vol. militia; enlisted June 30, 1863, and served 
b the "Emergency troops^" during the Gettysburg campaign; dis. Aug. 16,. 
i863: Republican; Presbs. 
Children: ■ 
6632.* Anna Spaulding, b. Aug. 12, 1869, Joliet. 
H633.* Paul Burrill, " Aug. 25, 1872, " 

6634. Ruth Dux I LH,. " Jan. 2, 1875, Freeport; unm. 1900. 

[2870] ANIfA CALKINS JENKINS.^ (Sister of Eliza D.,) 

b. Brooklyn, N. Y.. June 9, 1846: m. Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 18, 1875, John 

flenry, son of Alexander and Elizabeth (Bonner) Mickel; Supt. Bagging Manf. 

Co., Delaware, Ohio, until 1877: afterwards, Charleston, S. C; Republican; 

\l p.; Presbs.; she res. Rutherford, N. C. He d. Charleston, Oct. 15, 1897. 

Children: 
I 6635. Hermione, b. Aug. 23, 1876, Delaware; unm. 1902. 

6636. Marilou Bessie, " Mar., 1882, Charleston, " " 

[2872] ELIZA JENKINS GOSHORN,** (Louisa Jenkins,' Ebenezer.ss* 
|Experience Hamlin,^ James,2i) b. Pittsburg, Pa., Sept. 18, 1853; m. Oct. 31, 
■1877, Oscar Lockwood, son of Alexander Chapman and Eva E. (Newman) Mc- 
ballister, b. May 28, 1850: banker; Mt. Vernon, Ind.; Republican; she Epis. 

I Ch. b. Mt. Vernon; 

6637. Alexander Chapman, Oct. 13, 1878. 

6638. Alfred Goshorn, June 26, 1882. 

6639. Oscar Newsman, Aug. 15, 1892. 

[2873] BENJAMIN FRANKLIN JENKINS,^ (Benjamin,' Samuel,*^* 
lExperience Hamlin, 3 JatQes,2i) b. Bucktield, Me., July 17, 1826; m. 1st, Betsey 
S. Buck, of Monson, Me.; m. 2d, Orissa N. Merrill, of Turner, Me.; agent for 
nursery stock many years. He d. Auburn, Me., Apr. 5, 1883. 
Ch. by 1st wife, b. Bucksfleld: 

6640. Betsey R., Jan. 1. 1853. 

6641. A Daughter. 

By 2d wife: 
Four Children. 

[2882] SUSAN JENKINS.* (William,' Simeon,fi5 Samuel,* Experience 
Hamlin, 3 Jaraes,2i) m. George Cathcart. She d. Marion, Mass. 
I Two ch., d. without issue. 

' [2883] BETSEY JENKINS,* (Sister of Susan.) 

m. Frederick Merchant, of Needhara, Mass. She d. Needham. 
Several children. 

[2885] LUCY ALLEY,8 (Lucy Jenkins,' Braley,* Simeon,^ Samuel,* 

Experience Hamlin, ^ James,2i) b. Nantucket, Mass., Oct. 17, 1825; m. West 

! Barnstable, Mass., Aug. 5, 18.58, Rev. Robert, son of James and Elizabeth 



668 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



I 



i 



(Stevenson) Samuel, b. Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland, June 18, 1818; clergy-i 
man: they lived at New Rutland, HI., 1859-HO; Wataga, 111., until 1861; Brews-i|j 
ter, Mass., until 1863; West Yarmouth, until 1865: West Hawley, until 1876;|[ 
WestCummington, until 1872; Creston, Vt.. until 1875: Cawker City, Kas.,ij 
until 1882: West Barnstable, until 1896: afterwards, Boston, Beachmont andJ 
Wellesley, Mass.; Congs. He served three months, in 1865, in the Christianil 
Commissson. She d. Brewster, Mass., Nov. 4, 1896; he d. Wellesley, Mass., Oct. 



17, 1899. 



6642. 

6643.* 

6644.* 



Children: 

Elizabeth Ida, b. Feb. 

John Sturgis, " Oct. 

RoBEKT Maisden, " Dec. 



26, 1860, Bennington. 111., unm. 'liJ 
28, 1861, Brewster, Mass. ^ 

21, 1863, " " 2 



[2888] GEORGE GREENLEAF PRATT,' (Lucy Jenkins,' Braley,^ 
Simeon,!^ Samuel,* Experience Hamlin, ^ James.^M b. Brewster, Mass., May6J 
1842; m. Lucretia Berry, dau. of Arthur B., and Rebecca H. Moult()n,;b.l 
Bremer, Me., Nov. 20, 1853. He attended Harvard College, from whence he en- 
listed in 1865 for 3 mos., private, 12th Mass. Inf. Vols., and went into Camp atj| 
Provincetown, Mass.; after the war he taught school several years in SaugertiesJ 
N. Y.; became a lawyer and lived in Boston, Wakefield and Waverly, Mass. Hf 
d. Waverly, May 3, 1890: she d. Arlington, Mass., Oct. 20, 1892. 

Children: 

6645. Charles Arthur, b. July 21, 1882, Boston. 

6646. George Grebnleaf, " Jan. 31, 1884, " 

6647. Paul, " Aug. 18, 1886, Wakefield. 

6648. Ernest, " Jan. 8, 1889, " d. May 6, 1890] 



[2891] ELLEN HOWLAND,* (Dorcas Jenkins,' Braley," Simeon,^ 

Samuel,* Experience Hamlin, s James, 8i) b. West Barnstable, Mass., May lOJ 
1833; m. Neponset, Mass., July 17, 1851, John Whitcomb, son of Whitcomb and 
Susan Bowditch (Hunt) Porter, b. Weymouth, Mass., Aug. 2, 1827; removed 
with his parents to Quincy, Mass., in boyhood, where he resided until 1850^ 
afterwards, Neponset; lumber dealer, until 1862: afterwards, Ins. Agt.: Reput 
lican; Odd Fellow; she res. Neponset; Unitarians. He d. Neponset, Nov. 8,| 
1890. 



1899. 





Ch. b. Neponset: 








6649.* 


Francis How^land, 


June 


4, 


1854. 


6650.* 


John Ilsley, 


Aug. 


16, 


1856. 


6651. 


William Wallace, 


Mar. 


24, 


1859; d. Feb. 25, 


6652. 


Ellen Wilde, 


July 


28, 


1861. 


6653. 


Henry Herbert, 


Mar. 


23, 


1865; d. Jan. 13, 


6654.* 


Frederick M. Whitcomb, 


July 


14, 


1867. 


6655. 


Arthur, Butler, 


Nov. 


16, 


1873. 



1866. 



H 

[2892] POMEROY BELDEN HOWLAND,' (Bro. of Ellen,) 

b. West Barnstable, Mass.. Feb. 15, 1835; m. Neponset, Mass., June, 18561 
Lucy Eleanor, dau. of James Benjamin and Elizabeth (Grover) Hill, b. Brookl 
line, Mass., Sept. 4, 1834; clerk; Nepon.set and Boston; went to Newbern, NJ 
C, with merchandise, 1862; clerk in the U. S. Navy Yard, Brooklyn, N. Y.S 
was in business in Pa., N. Y., Boston and Chicago; member firm of HowlandJ 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 669 

& Hilton, confectioners; Philadelphia, Pa., since 1884. She d. Jamestown, N. 
!Y., Mar. 20, 1873. 

Children: 
t 6656. John Porter, b. Neponset; d. infancy. 

' 6657. Ella Frances, " July 15, 1864; Brooklyn; unm. 1900. 

[2895] Capt. ROBERT BRUCE JENKINS,* (Payne,? Lot,«5 Samuel,* 
Experience Hamlin,'* James, '^i) b. Wellfleet, Mass., Sept. 16, 1837; m. there, May 
b, 1860, Lucretia Franklin, dau. of Lewis and Hannah (Atwood*) Higgins,t b. 
iWelltieet, Oct. 20, 1839; master mariner, 1856-83; Agent Central Wharf Co., 
Wellfleet; Maiden, Mass., 1902; Republican: member Adams Lodge, A. F. & 

M.: Methodists. She d. Wellfleet, Mar. 20, 1900. 
Cn. b. Wellfleet, 

6658. Edith M,, Aug. 1, 1861. 

I 6659. liOBERT B., Nov. 19, 1865; d. unm. Apr. 19, 1892. 

^ 6660. A Daughter, Apr. 1, 1867, " Apr. 4, 1867. 

[2896] REUBEN HAMBLIN,« Benjamin,? Silas,^^ James,*32i) b. Can- 
ada; m. Rachael Woods; lived many years at Kitley, Ontario; removed to 

iOraaha, Neb. 

Several children; 

[2897] ELVIRA HAMBLIN," (Sister of Reuben,) 

]• b. Canada; ra. Alpheus Booth; lived Charleston Lake; postoffice, Farmers- 
iville, Ontario. 

: [2906] ALEXANDER CARLISLE HAMBLIN,* (William L.,? Silas,*^ 
'james,*32i) b. Augusta, Canada, Dec. 10, 1818: m. Alexandria Bay, N. Y., 
June 16, 1844, Sarah Lane, dau. of Azariali and Mary (Gibson) Walton, b. 
Theresa, N. Y.; merchant; Alexandria Bay and Chaumont, N. Y.; banker, 
'Battle Creek, Mich, from 1859 until his death: Democrat: Freemason; she 
Universalist. Both d. Battle Creek; he. May 22, 1897; she, 1870. 
Children: 

6661.* Mary Adelaide, b. June 24, 1845, Alexandria Bay. 

6662.* Alice Theresa, " Aug. 27, 1849, Chaumont. 

6663. SaxM Houston, •' 1853, " unm. 1899. 

[2907] EMELINE HAMBLEN,* (Sister of Alexander C.,) 

|b. Augusta, Canada, July 27, 1820; m. Chaumont, N. Y., Mar. 27, 1846, Nathan, 
son of John Collins and Rachael (Stover) Clark, b. Earnestown, Canada, Aug. 
30, 1819; merchant; Decatur, Mich., 1866-89; Democrat; Freemason: Town 
iClerk, Postmaster; she Universalist; res. Appleton, Wis. He d. Decatur, Oct. 
il2, 1889. 

Children: 
6664,* Martha Jane, b. Jan. 27, 1847, Earnestown. 

6665.* Emma Francelia, " Feb. 3, 1849, " 

6666,* Medora Josephine, " May 6, 1851, Chaumont. 
6667.* Frank Jay, " Feb. 15, 1857, 

6668.* FrbdHamblin, " Oct. 18, 186L " 

6669. William Alexander, " Sept.ll, 1866, Decatur; unm. 

* For Atwood see note 287. 
j + For Higgins see note 392. 





Ch. h. Orleans 


6675.* 


Alice G-, 


6676. 


Walter, 


6677.* 


Addie E., 


6678.* 


Charles O. 


6679. 


LlBBIE S., 



670 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[2911] BENJAMIN HAMBLIN,8 (Bro. of Alexander C.,) 

b. Alexandria Bay, N. Y., April, 1829: m. Minerva Olney: farmer; Repul 
lican: she Methodist. He d. Appleton. Wis., 1890: she res. St. Charles, Minn. 

Cliildren: 

6670.* William. 

6671. Frank. d. Apr., 1878. 

6672. BEN.JAMIX. " 1881. 
6673.* Jennie. 

6674. Abraham Lincoln. 

[2912] MARTHA L. HAMBLIX,» (Sister of Alexander C.,) 
b. Alexandria Bay, N. Y., Mar. 11, 1831; m. 1st, there, Apr. 28, 1850, Thomas, 
son of John B. and Clara (Rhodes) Collins, b. Orleans, N. Y., Dec. 23, 1819 
farmer: Orleans, P. O. Dexter, N. Y.; Assessor, 1863 and 1880; Methodists; sht 
member Ladies' Aid Society. 

is: 

Apr. 14, 1851. 

Dec. 19, 1853: d. Jan. 16, 1854. ! 

Aug. 15, 1855. 

Mar. 31, 1861. i 

Jan. 25, 1865; iinm. 1899. \ 

[2913] SARAH E. HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Alexander C.,) j 

b. Alexandria Bay, N. Y., Sept. 15, 1832; m. 1st, George Burke: ra. 2d^ 
Joseph E. Tupper; res. Denver, Col. ! 

Three children by 1st marriage, 

[2915] SARAH AMELIA HILLIBERT,^ (John,' Jemima Hamblini 
Silas,5 James,* 321) b. Fort Ann, N. Y., about 1828: m. there, about 1848, Di, 
John, son of Silas and Harriet (Goodrich) Spencer, b. Westlield, N. Y., abou 
May, 1820: physician and surgeon; Westfield: Republican; President of Wesli 
field Village; Odd Fellow; served as Brig. Surgeon, Army of Potomac. 186KJ 
Epis. Both d. Westfield; she January, 1888: he March, 1881. 
Ch. b. Westfield: 

6680.* John Hillibert, May 16, 1850. 

[2919] SETH HAML1N,« (Joshua,' Seth,« Silas,^ James,*^^!) ^ 

b. Scarborough, Ontario, July 19, 1828; m. Whitby, Ontario, Feb. 1, 185;j 

Sarah, dau. of Charles and Nancy (Young) Hadley, b. Scarborough, 1828, wlj 

d. there Sept., 1877; m. 2d, Mrs. Brown, of Lakeport, Mich.; farmer: Scarboij 

and Shelburne, Ont.: Lakeport, Mich., since 1879; Republican. 

Children: 

Apr. 21, 1854, Canton, Ont. 
Nov. 5, 1855, Scarborough; d. unm. 1875. 
1858, 
1862. " 1865. 



6681.* 


Jeams, 


6682. 


Anna, . 


6683.* 


Charles, 


6684. 


Seth, 


6685.* 


Sarah, 


6686.* 


Thomas, 


6687.* 


William, 


6688. 


Mary, 


6689. 


Bethiah, 


6690. 


Richard, 


6691. 


Jane, 



1866, 



^' 1868, 

1870, 






1872. unm. 1897. 

1874, 

1876, d. " 1892. 



U (( 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 



671 



[2920] MARIA HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Seth,) 

b. Scarborough. Ontario, June 27, 1833. Her father was killed in her in- 
fancy and she was reared by her grandmother, m. Duffin'vS Creek, now Picker- 
ing, Ont., Nov, 2H, 1850, Bowley, son of Isaac and Amelia (Vanderburg) Arnold, 
b. Yonge Street, near Richmond Hill, Ont., Oct. 20, 1829. His father came 
from N. Y. State, and his mother from Nova Scotia; farmer; his early life was 
spent in Markham and Pickering; in 185(i he came to Melancthon; res. Scar- 
borough, 1898; was tax collector, and served 25 years, first appointed 1863, re- 
■iigned 1895; was four years assessor: members Reformed Church of Jesus Christ 
jof Latter Day Saints, in which he is an Elder. He couducted services some- 
time at Masonville, later at Amaranth. 
Children: 



■6692.* 


Bethia, 


b. 


Mar. 


27, 


1852, 


Pickering. 


6693.* 


Anxa Maria, 


a 


Aug. 


7, 


1854, 


ifc 


6694.* 


Eliza Jane, 


*' 


Jan. 


25, 


1857, 


Melancthon, 


6695.* 


Joshua, 


a 


Oct. 


10, 


1859, 


(4 


6696.* 


Wjlliam Isaac, 


a 


Aug; 


18, 


1861, 


(( 


6697.* 


Ellen Amelia, 


i i> 


Dec. 


17, 


1863, 


(( 


6698.* 


Hannah Matilda, 


a 


Oct. 


10, 


1865, 


ii 



[2921] M. ADELIA HAMLIN,^ (Eli,^ Seth,« Silas,^ James,*32i) 

b. Smithville, N. Y.. Mar. 17, 1838; m. Watertown, N, Y., 1861, Henry M., 
lioaof Oris and Lemaney (Hinds) Childs, b. Dec. 29, 1817: merchant; Watertown 
ind Canton, N. Y., and Adrian, Mich.; Republican; Odd Fellow: she Universa- 
iist; member W. R. C; res. Watertown. He d. Adrian, Apr.. 1885. 



JAMES MONROE HAMLIN,* (Bro. of M. Adelia,) 

b. Smithville, N. Y., Sept. 30, 1840; unmarried: broker; Watertown, N. Y.: 
Freemason; Corp. A. 35 N. Y., Inf. Vols., enlisted June 11, 1861, re-enlisted in a 
pavalry Regt. 



[2923] DEWITT CLINTON HAMLIN.s (Bro. of M. Adelia,) 

b. Watertown, N. Y., July 19, 1844: private A, 35, N. Y. Inf. Vols.; enlisted 

isept. 25, 1862; Provost Guard, killed battle Gettysburg, July 1, 1863, and buried 

there. 



[2928] THOMAS HAMLIN,« (John,' Seth.e silas,^ James,''^^!) 

b. Fayetteville, N.Y., Dec. 5, 1852; m. there Sept. 10, 1874, Carrie, dau. of 

■»Iiles and Phebe (Palmer) Graham, b. Fayetteville, June 30, 1856: stone cutter; 

f^ayetteville and Watertown, N. Y.; Cornwall, Ont.; Denver, Col.; Omaha, Neb: 

Republican; member Omaha Lodge 2, 1. O. O. F.; she member Bebekah Lodge, 

LO. O. F., and Epis. 



26, 1875, Fayettville; d. July 25, 1891. 

29, 1878, Cornwall; " May 30, 1878. 

23, 1879, " *' Aug. 2, 1879. 

22, 1882, Omaha. 





Children: 




6699. 


Lena R., 


b, June 


6700. 


Albert. 


" Apr. 


6701. 


Myrtle. 


" Apr. 


6702. 


Ernest J., 


" Apr. 



[2929] WILLIAM JOHN HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Thomas,) 

b. Rome, N. Y., Dec. 4, 1855; m. Cadillac, Mich., about 1885, Minnie Brown: 
iigineer; Oswego, N. Y., Cadillac, Grand Rapids, Muskegon, Bay City and Deer 



672 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Lake, Mich., and Omaha, Neb.; Democrat; Odd Fellow; she member Rebekah 
Lodge, L O. O. F. ' 

Children: 

6703. William. b. about 1884. 

6704. DODDY. 

6705. A Daughter, dead. 

[2930] AGNES ESPERIA HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Thomas,) 

b. Oswego Co., N. Y., April 15, 1858: m. Fort Mead, S. D., July 14, 188b-. 
Charles Calhoun, son of Charles Joseph and Catherine (Pfeitfer) Roger, Gelena. 
111., Jan. 10, 1857: res. Sturgis, S. D., 1886: Rapid City, S. D., until Oct., 1887: 
since, Leadville, Col.; Republican; member Abe Lincoln 2, A. P. A.; Bainbridgt 
Council 14, Jr., O. U. A. M.; Baptist: she member of Martha Washingtor 
Camp 1, P. O. D. A.: James G. Blaine Circle 7, and Ladies of the G. A. R.,oi 
which she was, in 1895, Inspector for Colorado and Wyoming; member "Woman^ 
A. P. A. and delegate to Denver, lS94, to organize same; she Republican. 

No issue. 

[2931] MORRIS JAMES HAMLIN," (Bio. of Thomas,) 

b. Peck's Mills, N. Y., Mar. 4, 1860; m. Cliicago, 111., Oct. 7, 1884, Jennie^ 
dau. of John and Bridget (Cunningham) Lodelia, b. Chicago, 111., Jan. 1, 1866' 
blacksmith; Oswego, until 1883; since, Chicago; Democrat: Presbs. 

Ch. b. Chicago: : 

6706. Morris William, June 6, 1887; d. Aug. 6, 1889. j 

6707. James William, Nov. 17, 1890. 



[2933] LUCRETIA HAMBLIN,* (William," Nathan,6 Caleb,* James,"*' 

b. Sandwich, Mass., July 26, 1804; m. Falmouth, Mass., Feb. 12, 1824, Arnoldf 

son of James and Elizabeth (Baker) Small, b. Falmouth, .Jan., 1800; mariner' 

North Falmouth; Cong. Both d. N. Falmouth: she Sept. 25, 1865: he Mar. 188;: 

Ch. b. Waquoit: 

6708.* Cordelia F., Mar. 7,. 1827. 

6709. SusAxA., Oct. 23, 1834; unm. 1901; res. N. FalmoutH 

6710.* Hiram Euwm, Jan. 1, 1836. 

6711.* Rebecca West, July 3, 1840. 

6712.* RoxannaSnow% Aug. 22, 1842. . 

6713. Cora D., Sept. 19, 1844; unm. 1901; res. N. Falmoutl 

6714.* Amelia Russell, June 5, 1847. 

\ 

[2934] HIRAM HAMBLIN,» (Bro. of Lucretia,) | 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Apr. 22, 180(): m. Falmouth, Mass., Jun. 16, 1842, Louisaj 

dau. of Lewis and Abigail Hamblin, b. Hamblin Plains, Mar. .31, 1817; marriagi 

recorded Barnstable as Dec. 30, 1842: cranberry grower; Waquoit. \ 



Children: 

6715.* William L., b. Mar. 26, 1845. Falmouth. 

6716. Adelbekt G., " Apr. 26, 1847, Waquoit; d. Sept. 14, 1848. 

6717.* Anna Louisa, " July 31, 1851, 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 673 

TABITHA PHINNEY HAMBLIN/ (Sister of Lucretia,) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., Feb. 28, 1811; m. there, by Rev, Mr, Woodbury, Jan. 13, 
830, WiHiam E., son of George and Mary Ann Kern, b. Boston, April 23,1811: 
irother or ]Nrartin L., who m. Cyrene Hamblin, and of Mary Ann, who m. 
:;apt. Caleb Hamblin: glassmaker: Sandwicli. Both d. Sandwich; she, May 11, 
849; he May 11, 1849. 





Ch. b, Sandwi 


ch: 










6718.* 


William E., 




Feb, 


8, 


1832. 




6719.* 


Henry A., 




Nov. 


0. 


1833. 




6720.* 


ANPHiCNETTIE, 




Apr. 


21, 


1836. 




6721.* 


Sarah Bruce, 




July 


12, 


1838. 




6722. 


Harrison Tyler, 


Oct. 


21, 


1840, 


d. unmarried. 


6723. 


EaiiLY A., 




Mar. 


12, 


1843, 


" Nov. 23, 1844 


6724. 


Albert H., 




Dec. 


9, 


1846. 




6725. 


Theodore, 




Apr. 


9 


1848. 


" Jan. 29, 1849 


6726.* 


Herbert. 













[2937] FRANCES ANN HAMBLIN,^ (Reuben,' Nathan,« Caleb,' 

ilames,*32i) b. Falmouth, Mass., Feb. 25, 1817; m. Providence, R. I., Sept, 1, 
!l838. Charles William; son of Ezra and Sally (Peckham) Eddy: b. Providence, 
Oct. 12, 1817: res. Providence; Baptists. He d. Providence, Oct. 26, 1846; she 
h. Pawtucket, R. I., June 9, 1886. 
Ch. b. Providence: 

6727.* Laura Mason, Mar. 5, 1843. 

6728.* Susan Perry, Jan. 18, 1844. 

6729. Sarah Frances, Feb. 15, 1846: unm.; school teacher. 

[2939] EMILY H. HAMBLIN,^ (Sister of Ann F,,) 

! b. Falmouth, Mass., Oct. 13, 1826; m. there, June 3, 1847, James, son of 

Gorham and Love Jones,* b. Barnstable, Mass., April, 1821; mariner, 

[jtirst mate: Falmouth; she Baptist. He d, at sea about 1868. 

I Ch. b. Falmouth: 

6730.* Ella M., May 16, 1848. 

6731.* Ada M., Feb. 29, 1851. 

[2946] Capt. CORNELIUS FISH HAMLEN,' (James,' Nathaniel,* 

|Caleb,5 James,* 3 2 1) b. Sandwich, Mass., Aug. 10, 1825: m. there, by Rev. Benja- 
min Haines, Oct. 6, 1847, Catherine, dau. of William and Phebe Slater, b. Cape 
Breton, Nova Scotia, 1824; mariner; Sandwich. He d. at sea, 1851, and his body 
[was put ashore and buried at Wilmington, N. C. 
Ch. b. Sandwich or New Bedford: 

II 6732. James, 1847, 
' 6733. Sarah, 1850, 

[2947] NATHANIEL HAMLEN," (Bro. of Cornelius F.,) 
b. Snake Pond, Sandwich, Mass., Feb. 6, 1828; m. Falmouth, Mass., Apr. 12, 
l><o3, Harriet Byron, dau. of Henry and Tirza (Phinney,t) Weeks,: b. Falmouth, 

* For Jones for note .341). 

+ For Phinney see note 189. 

i Note 422. Henry Weeks,* Joshua.3 John,* Nathan,3 John.2 1) See note 291. 



674 THE HAMLm FAMILY. 

Jan. 31, 18:55. The fatlierof Mr. Hamlen perished in a ship wreclc attempting 
to save the lives of others in 1831; and the .son spent much of his boyhood with 
his grandfather Hamblen. He early took to the sea and at the age of fifteen, 
shipped on a whaling voyage of several years: became boatswain and used tore- 
late many thrilling experiences and narrow escapes while chasing and captur- 
ing whales. After marriage he settled in Sandwich and worked several years 
at glass making. He, as well as his children were fine singers, he was a tenor, 
and sang in choirs and concerts, residing in several places; was in Boston several 
years, connected with the Praying Band of the Methodist church which visited 
neighboring town.s, holding revival meetings and did much good. At this period 
he was President of the Temperance Reform Club, which made cru.sade against 
intoxicating liquors. In politics an ardent Republican and voted for every Re- 
publican president from his first vote down to and including .VIcKinley. The last 
twenty years of his life his home was in Brooklyn, N.Y., and retired from active 
business about 1890. During this period the family spent the summer months 
on the old family homestead at Waquoit, Mass. He was a sportsman and a crack- 
shot in his day and was fond of gunning, fishing and sailing. He dropped the 
b from his name about 1845. Mrs. Hamlen descends from several old Cape Cod 
families. Members of Nostrand Avenue Methodist churcli and were prominent 
in church work. Both d. Brooklyn; he Dec. 13, 1901; she Mar. 1, 1900. He lived 
a good and useful life, passing away with a peaceful smile on his face leaving a 
multitude of friends. A beautiful and impressive memorial of the funeral 
service of Mrs. Hamlen was printed. The address was by C. L. Goodell, D. D., 
who said in part: "Our dear friend fell on sleep without the least suspicion 
that Death had won a victory. She had read in this blessed Book 'He that 
liveth and believe th in me shall never die,' and she never doubted the truthful- 
ness of that statement. She had long buffeted the storms of life but she comes 
at last into port not empty and dismasted, but loaded to the waters edge with 
golden grain from the happy fields which her own hand had planted. The 
Bible had always been the source of spiritual light and power to her and she 
delighted to read it and during the last few years it has been her constant com- 
panion. In times of joy she opened it and read, 'Bless the Lord, O my soul and 
forget not all his benefits.' In times of sorrow she knew where to find the 
words, 'Let not your hearts be troubled.' In times of anxiety and distress she 
read, 'The Lord is my Shepherd; I shall not want.' So for every experience in 
life she found wisdom and strength in this holy Book. I have just read the 
lessons appropriate to this impressive service from the very pages which her 
own hands have lovingly turned for many years. As I opened the book I found 
that the book marks by which she designated her favorite chapters, were the 
pictures of her children — pictures of them when they were boys and girls and 
more dependent than now upon her care and watched over with all the solicitude 
of an anxious mother in the formative period of their lives. It was not a simple 
accident I am sure, that the pictures of the dearest faces on earth to her looked 
up into her face from these sacred pages. They were ever in her thoughts and ; 
always coupled with the promises and exhortations of the Book. She coveted 
its virtues for them and prayed over every page she read, that God would hide 
this word in their hearts. 'Happy he with such a mother! Faith in woman- 
kind beats with his blood, and trust in all things high comes easy to him.' 
The world is never quite the same after such a mother goes out. We think of 
mother and home. We try to make this our home; we set chairs around our 
table; the old folks smile upon us in their quiet way and the laughter of children 
fills our ears. But it changes so soon— our guests are scattered far and wide. 



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ft 




!2! 

M 



2; 




676 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

We go home, but the old folks are not there to greet us, and we look for thei 
in vain. Ah! this can no longer be home. It was mother who made home her 
and now that she has passed within the Golden Gates, to dwell forever in th 
Beautiful Land, let the sorrowing ones so live that, when they are called t: 
join the loved ones gone but a little while before, there will be a happy meetin; 
in the Heavenly Abode, for it is still true, that wliere mother is, is home. Bu 
there is no one to feel the loneliness of this hour like the man who has lookei 
into this dear face for fifty years and call her wife. They were of kindre( 
spirit in their love for holy things. Together they talked about the promise 
of God and together they tested them. There are those present here toda. 
who bear testimony to their quenchless zeal, from long acquaintance with then 
in the class meeting and prayer meeting as well as in social life. They lia( 
lived so long together that they were not two but one. All the promises of Go( 
relating to a happy meeting beyond the grave, they fully believed and our dea 
friend went hence in the strength of that faith.'' 

"Such is tlie message I voice from tliese dear lips, 'I shall be waiting foryoi 
in the New Jerusalem and shall watch for you every day until you come. 
That hour may come soon or late but it will make the journey there an ea.s, 
one and it will till us with cheer to rem3raber, Motlier is waiting for me at tin 
Gate of Pearl and will lead me into the City of God. We could not ask her I: 
come back. She has fought a good tight, she has finished her course and kep 
the faith. She leaves a legacy more precious than gold and we say (»ver her a; 
she has said over so many who have entered into rest: 

Servant of God well donel 

Thy glorious warfare's past! 

The battle's. fought, the race is won 

And thou art crowned at last. 

Children: 

6734.* Horatio Houghton, 

6735.* Mary Elizabeth, 

6736.* Lucy Augusta, 

6737.* Arthur By^ron, 

6738.* Gertrude Harriet, 

6739.* TiRZAH Phinney, 

[2948J JAMES J. HAMLEN,^ (Bro. of Cornelius F., ) ; 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Feb. 27, 18.30. He went to sea at the age of 13 year 
and never came home; left the ship at New South Wales, Australia: it was re 
ported later that he was aboard an Engli.sh cutter: unmarried. 

[2949] Rev. GEORGE MONROE HAMLEN,« D.D.. (Bro. of Cornelius F.,; 

b. Sandwich, Mass., April 15, 1831: m. 1st, Falmontii, Ma,ss., Nov. 6, 1855' 
Eunice Clark, dau. of Benjamin C. and Temperance R. (Fish*) Gifford.f b. Fall 
mouth, Nov. 2, 1835, who d. Taunton, Mass., Jan. 16, 1877: m. 2d, Chilmark 
Mass., June 10, 1879, Emeline Seabury, dau. of Richard and Parnel (Poole) Flan' 
ders, b. Chilmark, Oct. 5, 18.30; Methodist clergyman. In early life he liver 
mostly at Sandwich when not at scliool. His literary education was receivec 
at East Greenwich, R. I., and studied theology at Concord, N. H. (The schoo 



Mar. 


30, 


1854, 


Sandwich. 


Sept. 


10, 


1856, 


a 


July 


18, 


1860, 


Somerville. 


May 


15, 


1865, 


( , 


Nov. 


12. 


1867, 


Portland. 


Mar. 


25, 


1872. 


E. Cambridge 



* For Gifford see note 93. 

t For Fish see notes 54 and ISO. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 



61 



HS now connected with Boston University.) Four weeks before commencement 
jboth of liis legs were broken, and lie was graduated in bed. He navely remarks: 
['For a time, at least, I was a settled minister." He joined the Providence 
'Conference, now the New England Southern, in March, ordained deacon by 
Bishop Morris, the same year, and stationed at New Bedford, Mass, two years: 
brdained Elder, 18(50, and stationed at Portsmouth, R. I.; at Millville, Mass.. 
1861-2; Stoughton, Mass., 18t33-4: Providence, 1865-6; Provincetown, .Mass.. 
1867, where his health failed and he was made supernumerary, 1868, and called 
to Newport, R. I.; he was continued supernumerary, 1869, until called as city 
Missionary of Taunton. Mass., which place he occupied until the conference of 
iSll, when he was appointed chaplain of the Bristol county jail, Taunton. 




Rev. George M. Hamlen. D. D- 



At this period occurred the great sorrow of his life—the death of his wife. He 
was soon called to assume the pastorate of the church at Cottage City, Mass., 
spending there most of the years 1877-9; stationed at Acushnet, Mass., 1880; 
Hope and Washington. R. I., 1881-2; Central Falls, R. I.. 1883-5.: Pascoag, R. 
L, 1886: Fall River, ]\Iass., 1887-8. He then became connected with Mallalieu 
Seminar}^ Kinsey, Ala., of which he is President, and of which he says: "We 
have seen the transforming power of the gospel, revealed through the agency 
of a Christian school, working changes that are simply marvelous." The de- 
gree of D. D. was conferred on him by Wiley University, Texas, 1891: member 
of Eureka Lodge, 57, A, F. & A, M.. She is teacher of art and music in Malla- 
lieu Seminary. 



678 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Children by 1st wife: 




6740.* 


Fred Monroe, b. Nov. 


16, 1859, Falmouth. 


6741.* 


George Demster, " ,Tuly 


8, 1866, Providence 



[2951] CHARLOTTE CELIA HAMLEN, (Bro. of George M..) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., June 9, 18:34; m. there, by Rev. N. Bemis, June 19A 
1860, James Sanford, son of Henry Jefferson and Betsey Swan (Foster) BichnellJ 
b. Newport, Me., Mar. 4, 1836: wheelwright and blacksmith; Sandwich: Repub- 
lican; she Methodist. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 
6742.* Henry Martin, Nov. 7, 1863. 

[2953] EZRA HAMLEN,^ (Bro. of George M.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Jan. 9, 1837: m. there by Rev. Nathan P. Philbrook^ 
Dec. 25, 1858, Hannah C.,^ dau. of Braddock and Susanna,* (Fish) Fish,* b. Sand-i 
wich, Dec, 1836; merchant: Taunton, Mass.; private, D, 45th Mass. Inf^ 
Vols.; mustered in Sept. 26, 1862; stationed at Newburn, N. C: in battles of 
Kingston, Whitehall and Goldsboro, N. C; injured by lightning on picket, 
Apr. 10, 1863; dis. July 7, 1863; Methodists. 
Children: 

6743. Frances Herbert, b. Nov. 22, 1859, Sandwich; d. Apr., 1865^ 

6744.* Edward Monroe, " Aug. 16, 1862, 

6745. Herbert Edson, " Apr. 30, 1870, Taunton; " July, 1871. 

[2956] NANCY M. JONES,* (Hannah Hamlen.^ Nathaniel, « Caleb,'^ 
James, <»2i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Feb. 14, 1829: m. Thorapsonville, Ct., April, 
1847, James G., son of Rev. Benjamin and Elizabeth (Gordon) Haines, b. Sand- 
wich, Jan. 9, 1827; glassmaker; Sandwich, Falmouth, Roxbury and Charles- 
town, Mass.; member of Tihonet Lodge 92, I. O. O. F.; Republican. 
Ch. b. Sandwich: 



6746.* 


Ella Elizabeth, 


Apr. 2, 1848 


6747.* 


Marion F., 


Mar. 30, 1850 


6748.* 


Edgar E., 


Oct. 29, 1858 



[2957] LORENZO D. JONES,8 (Bro. of Nancy M.,) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., Sept., 1830: m. there, Alice M ; musician: Sacra- 
mento, Cal. He went to Sacramento, 1850-5, and is dead. 
Child: 

6749. A Daughter. 

[2958] ELIZA ANN JONES, (Sister of Nancy M.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., July 17, 1832; m. there, Dec, 185H, Michael Ball, b. 
Sandwich, 1831; musician, 28th Mass., Inf. Vols.; enlisted 1861; dis. Aug. 7, 
1862; Republican. They resided Sandwich: he went from home, 18S1, and 
never heard from since, supposed to be dead; she res. East Canabridge, Mass., 
1896. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 

6750. Thomas Francis, 1857; d. 1S66. ' : 
6751.* Edward Clifford, 1860. 
6752. Walter Merton, 1863; unm. 1896, 

* For Fish see notes 54 and 190. 






EIGHTH GENERATION. 



619 



[2959] PAULINA FREEMAN JONES,« (Sister of Nancy M.,) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., Feb. 15, 1835; m. there, 1862, Henry Mayo., son of Rev. 
Benjamin and Elizabeth (Gordon) Haines, b. Sandwich, b. Oct. 14,1834; watch- 
'maker; Sandwich, until 1862; Waltham, Mass., until 1889; since, Bournedale, 
Mass.; Republican; member of Monitor Lod^e, A. F. & A. M. She d, Charles- 
jtown, Mass., Nov. 4, 1889. 
I Ch. b. Waltham: 

«753.* Alonzo Milton, Nov. 24, 1866, 




Mrs. Haknah North. 



12961] HANNAH ANN HAMBLIN,^ (Nathaniel,' « Caleb,^ James,*3 2i) 
o. Sandwich, Mass., Nov. 4, 1838; m. 1st, Falmouth, Mass., Sept. 25. 1867, Capt. 
ISylvanus Fish,* son of Caleb and Chloe (Fish) Hamblin [5448], who d. Yreka, 
jCal., Feb. 7, 1880, his 2d wife; m. 2d, Oroville, Cal., Nov. 24, 1886, George Wash- 
jingtoH, son of George Washington and Fanny (Bailey) North, b. West Point, 
iN. Y., May 4, 1825: miner; Yank-ee Hill, Cal.; Republican. He w^nt to Cal., 
1850; she d. Yankee Hill, .Sept. 12, 1901. 

[2962] HARRIET ELIZA HAMBLIN.,8 (Sister of Hanoah A.,) 

, b. Sandwich, Mass., Mar. 20, 1840; m. 1st, there, Dec. 25, 1862, Andrew Mar- 
ftin, son of Reuben and Mercy (Swift*) Smalley, b. Waquoit, Mass., Feb. 3, 1839; 
^hip carpenter; Republican; resided 3 years, N. Y. City; moved to East Boston, 
rwhere he d. Sept. 27, 1865: m. 2d, Yreka, Cal., July 3, 1884, John, son of William 



* For Swift see note 121. 



! 



680 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



and Mary Stewart, b. Kentucky, Dec. 8, 1828: miner: Republican: she gradua-( 
ted Quaker Seminary, 1855, and became a popular educator; moved to Cal., 1863;i 
resided Siskiyou Co., Yreka and Scott Valley; taught there and at other places;! 
an officer of the Teachei-s' Institute and Board of Education; candidate for Co.il 
Supt.: an eloquent speaker and tine singer; Methodist: member Stella Chap. 39,1 
O. E. S.; Hope Rebekah Lodge, Mi, I.O.O.F.; W. C. T. U.; and Epworth League. j| 
She d. Yreka, Sept. 29, 1893, buried under auspices of the Q. E. S., which | 
passed these resolutions: 

" Nov. 1, 1883. The Special Committee appointed to draft resolutionsl 
of respect in memory of our departed sister, Mrs. Harriet E. Stewart, beg 
leave to submit the following: When in God's providence we are called upc 




Mks. Harriet Stewart. 



to mourn the loss of one who, after many years of a prominent and usefn 
life, has sunk into her last rest, it is eminently proper that we pause and con- 
template the scene thus presenting itself to our consideration; to commemor 
ate the virtues of the departed sister, and to give expression to those peculiai; 
emotions wliich such event is calculated to inspire- This solemn dispensatior, 
calls upon us to humble ourselves before that Great Being who is too wise tc; 
err, too just to do wrong, too good to be unkind, and imposes upon us as a dutj; 
which may not be postponed. 

Eesolrcd, That in the death of Sister Stewart, we have, as a community loslj 
one whose cheerful disposition having for it a foundatian in educational qual: 
ifications and its superstructure continually progressing in the development o1 
those higher ahd nobler qualities of the soul that leads to its God. Her inflU: 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 681 

3nce was most potent for ^ood, enabling- her to wield an in.t1uence over those 
,under her instruction, the result of which cannot be estimated, because it 
peases not at her departure. 

Besolved, That our Lodge has lost one of its most valued members whose 
inward nature prompted her of times to deeds of charity unknown only to God 
ind herself. Her brave and courageous career stamped her as one of the truest 
types of sterling merit, who consentrated all her intellect and faculties to good 
land useful purposes, portraying all the excellences and virtues which combine 
[to make a woman all .that is pure and good. We would venerate her memory 
[and seek to emulate her virtues. 

Besolved, That this memorial be spread upon the minutes of this Lodge, 
and a copy be presented to the husband and sister of the deceased. Respect- 
Tully submitted. Committee. 



1) 



The County Board of Education passed the following resolutions: 
"Whereas, This Board has learned with feelings of profound grief of the 
death of Mrs. Hattie Stewart, one of the oldest, ablest, and most experienced 
of the teaching corps of this county, which occurred at Fort Jones, Cal., on the 
morning of Sept. 27, 1898, after a prolonged and painful illness; and whereas, 
this Board is anxious to express its high appreciation of tlie sterling worth in 
all respects of our late friend and co-worker in the educational vinyard, there- 
fore, be it 

I Resolved, That in the death of Mrs. Stewart, the county has sustained a 
serious and irreparable loss, the children a devoted friend, educator and counse- 
lor, and this board, of which she was for many years an active and devoted 
member, a faithful friend and devoted worker. 

I Besolved, That our deepest sympathy is hereby extended to the sorrowing 
relatives and friends who mourn so deeply and sincerely her loss. 
1 Besolved, That we bow in submission to the Divine Will which has called 
I her home. 

Besolved, That these resolutions be spread upon the mourning page of this 
hoard in perpetuation of her sacred memory, and in testimony of the high 
regard we hold for her exalted character and eminent attainments." 

"Green be the grave above thy heaS 
Old friend of my better days; 
None knew thee but to love thee, 
None named thee but to praise." 

No issue. 



[2963] LORINDA NEWELL HAMBLIN, 8 (Sister of Hannah A.,) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., Apr. 4, 1844; m. Charlestown, Mass., Aug. 4, 1881, 
Francis, son of Seth Willard and Sarah (Stone) Lewis,* b. Charlestown, Oct. 9, 
1846; real estate dealer; Charlestown, until 1878; since, Everett, Mass.; Repub- 
lican; member Ivanhoe Lodge, 13, K. of P. and of I. O. R. M. 

[2968] EZRA GRAFTON HAMLEN,' (Ezra,' Nathaniel,* Caleb,^ 

James,432i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Oct. 8, 1842; m. there, by Rev. Benj. Haines, 

* For Lewis see notes 10 and 12. 



682 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY 



Sept. 15, 1861, Racine M., dau. of Alexandei' and Rebecca Ewer,* b. Sandwichi 
1843; pot maker: Sandwich: removed to Corning, N. Y. 
Ch. b. Sandwich: 

6754.* Walter Gkafton, b. 1862. 

6755.* Cora M., " May 27, 1865. 

6756. Paulina F., " Oct. 3, 1866; d. Mar. 22, 1880. 



[2969] BENJAMIN HAINES HAMBLIN,8 (Bro. of Ezra G.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., June 16, 1843; teacher in tlie west; in soldiers' homej 



1899. 



[2970] SARAH BOWERMAN HAMBLIN,^ (Marshall C," Nathaniel, 
Caleb,5 James,*^2i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Mar. 26, 1839; m. there, by Rev. M. V. 
Morrison, Dec. 25, 1862, Seth, son of Phihp and Edith Hinclcley,t b. Sandwich, 
1839; glassblower: Sandwich. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 

6757. Cora F., Oct. 17, 1863. 

[2971] DEBORAH CUMMINGS HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Sarah B.,) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., Aug. 1, 1842; m. there, by Rev. William T. VVorthJ 

Sept. 8, 1864, Warren P., son of William and Margaret Dean, b. Sandwich,' 

1842; glassblower; Sandwich, 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 

6758. Carrie L., Mar. 11, 1865. 

[2972] NANCY MARIA HAMBLIN,** (Sister of Sarah B., ) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Aug. 2, 1844; m. there, by Rev. J. C. Paine, Dec. 6J 
1865, William H., son of William B. and Marietta Woodward, b, SandwichJ 
1840; mason; Sandwich. She d. New Bedford, Mass., Mar., 1896. 
Ch. b. Sandwich: 

6759. Marietta B., Sept. 23, 1866. 

[2973] LEVI DOTY HAMBLIN,* (Bro. of Sarah B.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Aug. 2, 1846; m. New Bedford, Mass., Apr. 16, 1869, 

Annie F., dau. of Jhira and Olive (Spooner) Kenney, b. Mattapoisette, Mass 

Feb. 22, 1851; laborer; Sandwich. 





Ch. b. Sandwich. 














6760.* 


ROSANNA M., 


Oct. 


30, 


1870. 








6761. 


Marietta B.. 


Sept. 


1^, 


1872. 








6762.* 


Levi Alonzo, 


Aug. 


14, 


1874. 






,*, 


6763. 


Annie May, 


Sept. 


12, 


1876. 








6764. 


Etta Baker, 


Aug. 


19, 


1878. 








6765. 


Cora F., 


Aug. 


21, 


1880; 


d. Feb. 


7, 


1888. 


6766. 


William H., 


May 


8, 


1884, 


" Oct. 


12, 


1884. 


6767. 


Nettie F., 


May 


8, 


1884, 


" Oct. 


1"^, 


1884. 


6768. 


Arthur Smith, 


June 


2, 


1885. 








6769. 


Elsie W., 


June 


2, 


1885, 


" Mar. 


> 


1886. 


6770. 


William Daniel, 


Sept. 


9>? 


1887. 








6771. 


George Washington, 


Feb. 


22, 


1891. 








6772. 


Olive Lincoln, 


Aug. 


25, 


1893. 









* Note 423. THOMAS EWER,3 (prob. son of Thomas and Hannah.) m. 1st, about 1682, a 
wife, who died; m. 2d, 1689, Elizabeth, dau. of .lohn Lovell; m. ;M, Sept. 18, 1712, widow Sarab 
Warren. He d. June, 1722. Ch. b. Barnstable: Thomas, Thomas, Shubael, John, Mehitable, 
Nathaniel, Jonathan, Hezekiah, Mehitable, Thankful, Abigail. See note 9. 

+ For Hinckley see notes 31, 81 and 85. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 683 

[2981J LOVISA CROCKER,^ (Betsey Foote/ Elizabeth Hamblin,fi Job,^ 
ames,*33i) b. Dover, Ohio, July 13. 1818; m. Lorain Co., Ohio, 1837, Jonathan, 
on of Eber and Rebecca (Collins) Loomis, b. Jefferson Co., N. Y., 1811; farmer: 
Lvon, Ohio: Whig; Methodists. She d. Byron, Mich., Dec, 1891; he d. Lorain 
}o,, Ohio, Dec. 29, 1854. 



Aug. 


4, 


1837. 


June 


3, 


1839. 


June 


3, 


1843. 


Aug. 


8, 


1847. 


June 


18, 


1850; 


Dec. 


10, 


1852. 



Ch. b. Lorain Co.: 

6773.* Leonard Gurley, 

6774. Julia Rebecca, 

6775.* Alvin Crocker, 

6776. Jonathan Collins, 

6777. Charles Wesley, June 18, 1850; d. May 6, 1883, unm. 
6778.* William Chester, 



[2982] LEWIS CROCKER,* (Bro. of Lovisa, ) 

b. Dover, Ohio; m. Betsey Saddler(?) Both dead; he d. Byron, Mich. 

Several children. 

[2983] JUDSON CROCKER,* (Bro. of Lovisa,) 

b. Dover, Ohio, Dec, 1810; m. Lucy Ann Preston, b. Fremont, Ohio, 1817; 

armer; Dover, and Gaines, Mich; United Brethren. He d. Grand Rapids, 

>Iich., Aug. 9, 1896; she d. Sturgis, Mich., Dec. 8, 1901. 

Children: 

6779.* Alyan J., b. June 10, 1846, Dover. 

6780.* Caroline, " Jan.', 1848, 

6781. Samuel Brooks, " Jan., 1852; d. May 3, 1872. 

6782.* Dora, " Aug. 28, 1863, Gaines. 

[2984] ORPHA CROCKER,' (Sister of Lovisa,) 
b. Dover, Ohio; m. Samuel Allan. She d. Saganaw, Mich. 

Child: 

6783. A Daughter; m. William Markey. 

[2986] DAVID FOOTE,^ (Thomas,^ Elizabeth Hamblin,6 Job,^ James,"2i) 
,3. Lee, Mass., July 18, 1814; m. Avon, Ohio, Jan. 1, 1844, Abigail A., dau. of 
Andrew and Rebecca (Johnson) Crans, b. Proctorville, Ohio, Dec. 4, 1825; 
sailor and ship carpenter: Dover and Lorain, Ohio, and East Saginaw, Mich.; 
[Republican; she Christian. He d. Osceola, Mich., Jan. 30, 1887. 

Children: 

6784. Leonora, b. Jan. 20, 1845, Lorain; d. Aug. 9, 1860. 
6785.* Belle, " Feb. 27, 1847, " 

6786. Selah D., " Feb. 16, 1849, " " Sept. 12, 1856. 

6787.* Ella A., " Apr. 10, 1852, 

6788. Ada, " Apr. 15, 1857, Vassar, Mich. 

6789.* Herbert P., " May 4, 1860, Denmark, Mich. 

[2987] LYMAN PERRY FOOTE,8 (Bro. of David,) 

b. Dover, Ohio, Mar. 22, 1817: m. 1st, there, Nov. 24, 1842, Ruth Berry, dau. 



684 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



b. 


Aug. 27, 


1843. ■* 


(1 


June 8, 


1847, Cleveland: d. July 30, '54 


u 


July 9, 


1850, 


1( 


May 15, 


1855, " " Aug. 1, '55 



of Sylvanus and Roxa (Rich) Smith,* b. Essex Co., N. Y., Apr. 30, 1824, who d. 
Cleveland, Ohio, July 19, 1855; m. 2d, Oct. 24, 1857, Eliese R., dau. of Hans and 
Wiebke (Mohe) Tiedemann, b. Holsteine, Germany, Mar. 30, 1837; ship builder: 
Dover, until 1841: afterwards, Cleveland: Republican: Methodist: she Lutheran. 
He d. Cleveland, Nov. 23, 1898. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

6790.* RoMELiA M., 

6791. Hiram I., 

6792.* Florence Rosabelle, 

6793. William, 

By 2d wife, b. Cleveland: 

6794.* CoraEloie, Feb. 14, 1860. 

6795. Helen Perry, May 23, 1879. 

[2988] THOMAS FOOTE,* (Bro. of David,) 

b. Dover, Ohio, Mar. 29, 1819; m. 1st, Avon, Ohio, May 24, 1840, Cadence E., 

dau. of Elah and Eliza (Moon) Parks, b. Avon, Sept. 23, 1821: m. 2d, Clara E., 

dau. of Joseph and Charlotte (VVendall) Wilford, b. Wisconsin, Jan. 2, 1854; 

farmer; Dover, until 1840; Avon, until 1846; Amherst, 1852; Dover, until 1862; 

since, Amherst: Wliig, Republican and Democrat. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

6796.* Tempa, b. July 13, 1841, Avon. 

6797.* Thomas CoRWiN, " Apr. 11, 1847, Dover. 

By 2d wife, b. N. Amherst: 

6798. Waldo E., Dec. 22, 1880. 



d. Aug. 1862. 



d. 



[2989] TEMPERANCE R. FOOTE,^ (Sister of David,) 

b. Dover, Ohio, Dec. 29, 1526; m. there. May 11, 1845, James M., son of Jona- 
than and Lydia Gardner, b. Watertown, N. Y., Dec. 22, 1816; ship master;! 
Dover and Cleveland, Ohio; Jamestown, N. Y.; Missouri; Ramsey, 111., 1897; | 
Whig and Republican; Freemason; she Baptist. 
Children: 

16, 1846, Dover. 
29, 1848, 

9, 1851, 
22, 1853, Cleveland. 

8, 1855, 

29, 1858, Jamestown, ' 
2.5, 1860, Cleveland, ' 
12, 1864, Jamestown. 

* Note 424. Ruth Berry Smith descends from DAVID YALE.i It is traditional that he [ 
was from an ancient Welsh family; m. 16i;{, Ann, dau. of Bishop Thomas Morton, chaplain to [ 
King .lames I, of England; she was grand daughter of Bishop Edward Bonner, chaplain to | 
King Henry VIII. Children: David, Ann, Thomas. 

THOMAS YALE,2 settled in New Haven, Ct.; ra. Mary Turner. 

THOMAS YALE,3 Jr., b. New Haven; m. Rebecca Gibbards; settled in Walllngford.l 
Ct. ; was brother of Elihu Yale, founder of Yale College. 

NATHANIEL YALE.i m. Anna Peck. 

MOSES YALE,5 m. Mary Clark. 



6799.* 


Mary A., 


b. 


Apr. 


6800.* 


George W., 


(( 


Jan. 


6801. 


Dewitt C, 


(( 


Dec. 


6802.* 


Emma T., 


(• 


July 


6803. 


Cora E., 


<i 


Oct. 


6804. 


Susie, 


u 


July 


6805. 


Minnie, 


u 


Jan. 


6806.* 


Lena, 


u 


June 



Aug. 1856.. 
June 16, '84, unm.j 
June 13, '78, " 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 



685 



[2990] SOLOMON R. I'OOT,^ 
rames,*32i) b. Dover, Ohio, May 31, 1823: 



(Silas,7 Elizabeth Hamblin,^ Job,5 
m. Laporte Co., Ind., Adaline D., 



ilau. of Lorin and Julia (Hollister*) Stocking,! b. N. Y. state, Mar. 8, 1826: 
armer; Dover, Ohio, until 1840; Laporte Co., Ind., 1856; Kandiyohi Co., Minn., 
861-2, where he and his wife were wounded, house burned and family driven 
iway by the Indians; from this injury he never fully recovered; St. Cloud, 
'vlinn., 1863-4: Melrose, Minn., until 1879: Altadena, Cal.: San Pedro, Cal., 1902; 
Republican; member Melrose Lodge 145, A. F. & A. M. of which he was W. M.: 



i'orp. B, Hatch's Bat. Minn. Cav. 
Children: 
Emeline Julia, 

EUGEXE, 

Emma Lovette, 
Lorin Seely, 
Caroline Electa, 
Minnesota, 
Frederick W., 
Francis Dane, 



6807.* 

6808. 

6809.* 

6810.* 

6811.* 

6812. 

6813. 

6814. 



she Methodist. She d. Melrose, Oct. 6, 1879. 

Dec. 15, 1847, Eaton. 

Mar. 15, 1849, " d. Mar. 12, 1852. 

Aug. 20, 1852, Laporte, Co., Ind. 

Sept. 25, 1854, " " " 

Oct. 29, 1856, " " '' [24, 1863. 

Apr. 29, 1861, Kandayohi Co., d. Aug. 

Mar. 8, 1863, St. Cloud; d. July 2.3, 1888. 

Aug. 25, 1867, Melrose. 



[2991] CAROLINE D. FOOT,* (Sister of Solomon R.,) 

b. Dover, Ohio, Feb., 1825; m. Eaton, Ohio, Rev. William H. Seeley; Cleve- 
land, Ohio; Methodists. He d. Cleveland, Aug. 17, 1898, buried Norwood. 

Children: 
6815. . Caroline, b. about 1868. 

Several d. in infancy. 



[2992] SILAS FOOT,« (Bro. of Solomon R.,) 

b. Rockport, Ohio, May 11, 1826; m. Winnebago Co., Wis., Oct. 26, 1849, 
llulia Ann, dau. of Harvey and Eliza (Bassett) Barton, b. Oneida Co., N. Y., 
|June 7, 1831; farmer and stone mason: Dover, Ohio, until about 1854; Dane Co., 
(Wis., until 1858: Kandij'ohi Co., Minn, until Aug. 1862, and from which the 
Ifamily were driven by the Sioux Indians: afterwards, St. Cloud, Minn.; Demo- 
I^rat. He was killed at Lightning Lake, Minn., by Indians, May 3, 1863, while 
jtakiQg beef cattle to the soldiers stationed at Ft. Abercrombie, on the Red 
River of the North. She d. Burlington, N. Dak., Mar. 8, 1886. 

Children: 

b. Dec. 18, 1850, Elyria, 

" Nov. 14, 1852, 

" Feb. 12, 1855, Cottage Grove, Wis. 

" Feb. 9, 1857, Black Earth, Wis. 

" May 11, 1859, Wilmar, Minn. 

" Nov. 13, 1861, Green Lake. 



6816.* 

6817. 

6818.* 

6819.* 

6820.* 

6821,* 



Caroline Eliza, 
Mary Ellen, 
Clara Adaline, 
Eugene Silas, 
Charles Henry, 
Ida May, 



LYDIA YALE,6 m. Divan Berry. Tbe latter was a Rev. soldier, and served through tlw 
■war; was a Lieutenant, afterwards Captain. Their daughter, Ruth,7 m. David Rich, and had 
Roxa,8 who m. Sjlvanus Smith, parents of Ruth B. Smith,9 who ra. Lyman F. Foote. 

* For Hollister see note 345. 

+ Note 42.5. GEORGE STOCKING.i lived in the west of England; m. 1st, England, Anna 

-. He came to Boston, 1633; had a house in Cambridge; freeman, May, 1635; removed to 

Hartford, Ct., 1636; m. 2d., there, Agnes, perhaps widow of Gov. John Webster, of Conn., who d. 
,1661; selectman, 1647; highway surveyor, 1654 and 1682; chimney viewer, 1659; he d. May 35, 1693, 
l^'at great age." Four children. His descendants resided at Middletown upper houses, now 
Cromwell. Ct. Several of whom were Rev. soldiers. 



686 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[2993] JOHN STEVENS,8 ( Lovisa Foote,' Elizabeth Hamblin," Job,* 
James,"2i) b. Lee, Mass., Dec. 23, 1816; m. Betsey Strong. He d. Wilkesville, 
Ohio, June 8, 1895. 

Ch. b. Salem, Ohio, (.all dead:) 

6822. Frank. 

6823. Chauncey. 

6824. Sarah. .' 

[29941 RANSOM FOOTE STEVENS,^ (Bro. of John,) 

b. Lee, Mass., May 20, 1820; m. Cleveland, Ohio, Apr. 8, 1846, Finette Min- 
erva, dau. of Cyrus and Tryphena (Beers) Ruple, b. Euclid, Ohio, July 17, 1828; 
farmer; Brighton, Ohio, 1846-9; Avon, Ohio, 1849-70; Byron, Mich. 1870-90: Re- 
publican; school director, supervisor, township treasurer; she member church 
Aid So. and Home Miss. So.; Methodists. He d. Byron, Mich., Sept. 8, 1890^ 
she d. Granville, Mich., Mar. 24, 1898. 

Children: 

6825.* Mary Ann, b. Feb. 22, 1847, Brighton. 

6826.* Cyrus Benjamin, " Jan. 9, 1850, Avon. t 

6827.* Elihu Burritt, " Apr. 29, 1854. " f 

[2995] MARY ANN STEVENS,' (Sister of John,) 

b. Lee, Mass., Apr. 9, 1822; m. Avon, Ohio, May 4, 1848, Henry, son of Aaron 

and Elizabeth (Windsor) Aldrich, b. Watertown, N. Y., Sept. 10, 1822; farmer; 

Dover, Ohio; Republican and Prohibitionist; Baptist. He d. Dover, Aug. 10, 

1892; she res. Eagle Cliff, Ohio, 1901. 

Children: 

Lucy S., b. Apr. 

Mary A., " May 

Sarah E,, " Dec. 

Metta v., " Aug. 27, 1856, 

Emma I., " Oct. 6, 1859, 

Della M., " July 14, 1862, 

Mabel L., " Aug. 2, 1864, 



6828.* 

6829. 

6830. 

6831.* 

6832.* 

6833.* 

6834. 



1. 1849, Dover. 
27, 1851, 
4, 1854, 



d. Aug. 28, 1859. 



Feb. 2, 1881. 



[2996] DELIA T. STEVENS,* (Sister of John,) 

b. Lee, Mass., Nov. 3, 1824; m. Dec. 22, 1859, William, son of Joseph B. and] 

Avis (Smith) Jameson, b. Avon, Ohio, Oct. 20, 1824, his second wife; he married! 

first, Laura La More, by whom he had a son, Clyde Burton, b. Sheffield, Ohio, 

Oct 1, 1856; farmer; Avon; Republican; Baptists. She d. Avon, Dec. 25, 1887; | 

he d. Oberlin, Ohio, Nov. 24, 1895. 

Ch. b. Avon: 
6835.* George Chauncey, Aug. 31, 1895. 

[2999] SARAH B. STEVENS,* (Sister of John,) 

b. Avon, Ohio, Mar. 17, 1840; m. Horace Beamon, b. Avon, Aug. 8, 183I;j 
farmer; Avon. He d. Apr. 18, 1890. 

Ch. b. Avon: 

6836.* Hattie, Feb. 25, 1873. 

6837. Horace Otis, June 27, 1875; unm. 1898. 

6838. Franklin B., Mar. 17, 1880, " " 



IM 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 687 

[3001] THEODORE HENRY ROBERTSON,^ (Temperance Foote,' 
lElizabeth Hamblin, 6 Job.s James,* 32 1) b. Lee, Mass., Mar. 8,1824; m. 1st, Mar. 
J9, 1854. Julia Ann Johnson, b. April 22, 1831, who d. Jan. 19, 1860; m. 2d, Feb. 
11, 1861, Harriet Adelaide Hogeboom, b. Dec. 1, 1839, who d. Mar. 6, 1875. He 
1 near Omaha, Neb., Dec. 23, 1874. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 



6839.* 


Frances Julia, 
By 2d wife: 


b. 


Dec. 


27, 


1854. 


6840.* 


Richard H., 


a 


Apr. 


3, 


1863. 


6841. 


Elizabeth, 


n 


July 


7, 


1867. 


6842. 


John Henry, 


(fc 


July 


12, 


1869, 


6843.* 


Bertha Harriet, 


11 


May 


9, 


1873. 



[3003] JOHN B. ROBERTSON,8jR., (Bro. of Theodore H.,) 

b. Rockport, Ohio, Sept. 10, 1828; m. Brownhelm, Ohio, Sept. 1854, Eliza 

JBelden, b. N. Y. state, 1824; farmer; Democrat; Freemason; City Marshall; she 

pong. He d. Amherst, Ohio, July, 1896. 

Ch. b. Amherst; 

6844. Ellen, 1855; d. 1861. 

6845. Edith, 1862, " 1868, 

I [3004] FRANK NELSON ROBERTSON,^ (Bro. of Theodore H.,) 

b. Rockport, Ohio, April 6, 1830; m. Amherst, Ohio, 1852, Louisa Crellin, 
t). Isle of Man; teacher and clergyman; Derabcrat; Methodists. She has been 
lead many years. 

Children: 

6846. Mary, b. 1856; unm. 1897. 
Three children d. young. 

[3005] MARY L. ROBERTSON,^ (Sister of Theodore H.,) 

b. Rockport, Ohio., Mar. 29, 1862; m. Amherst, Ohio, Oct. 17, 1856, Parks 
t'oster, b. Sept. 4, 1831; member of State militia during the civil war; 
'eal estate dealer; banker; Amherst, until 1870; two years in Elyria, Ohio; 
seven and a half years in Chattanooga, Tenn.; since, Elyria; Republican; Jus- 
tice of the Peace: member State Board of Equalization; Trustee State Insti- 
tute, Toledo, Ohio; Baptists. 

b. Dec. 30, 1857, Amherst. 

" Oct. 16, 1859, 

" Sept. 28, 1865, " [dore H. Lasley. 

" June 21, 1873, Chattanooga; m. Theo- 

[3006] LA VI AS HYDE FOOTE,* (Ransom,^ Elizabeth Hamblin,^ Job,5 
lrames,*32i) i}_ Dover, Oliio, May 16, 1825; m. there, June 14,1849, Faetta B., dau. 
of Austin and Roxanna (Sears*) Lilly, b. Ashfield, Mass., Mar. 4, 1828; farmer; 
Dover, until 1853; afterwards, Byron, Mich.; Republican; Private B, 10 Mich. 

* Note 426. ROXANNA SEARS, perhaps dau. of Roland Sears.o (Zacharlah,* Joseph,;' 
i3ilas,2 Richard. 1) See notes 7 and .370. 

[, Capt. JOSEPH SEARS,3 (Silas,2 Richard, i) b. Yarmouth, Mass., about 167.5; m. there, 

l^ept. 19, 1700, Hannah Hall, of Yarmouth; yeoman; he lived in that part of Yarmouth now East 





Children: 


6847.* 


Sarah May, 


6848.* 


Burton P., 


6849.* 


Mary Louise, 


6850.* 


Florence, 



688 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Cav.; enlisted Mar. 4, 1865; dis. Nov. 11, 1865; Methodist; she res. Grand Rapids. 
Hed. Byron, July 14, 1882. 

Children: 

6851.* Albert A., b. Sept. 10, 1850, Dover. 

6852.* Frank B., " June 2, 1852, 

6853.* Varus R., " May 9, 1854, Byron. 



6854.* Erxest C, 



July 10. 1856, 



[3008] RANSOM LUTHER FOOTE,8 (Bro. of Lavias H.,) 

b. Dover, Ohio, July 23, 1828; m. there, Oct. 1, 1853, Julia B., dau. of Alpre- 
non Sidney and Sophronia Stocking (Smith) Farr, b. Dover, June 22, 1833: 
farmer and carpenter; Dover, until 1863; since, in various places in Minn.: 
Royalton, 1898; Republican; Presb. 

Children: 

b. Oct 22, 1854, Dover; d. June, 1856. 

" May 3. 1856, 

" July 3, 1857, 

" Feb. 28, 1862, 

" Dec. 22, 1864, St. Cloud, Minn. 

" Nov. 22, 1865, Lee Sauk, " 

" July 25, 1867, Two Rivers " 



6855. 


Richard, 


6856.* 


Harriet S., 


6857.* 


Ida B„ 


6858.* 


Cora D., 


6859.* 


Charles R., 


(5860.* 


Alphonso E., 


6861.* 


Henry P., 



[3009] ANGELINE PORTER FOOTE,8 (Sister of Lavias H.,) 
b. Dover, Ohio, Apr. 30, 1830; m; there, June 1846, Joseph Eli, son of Ber- 
nerd Erne and Margarette (Perrezo) De LaVayea, b. Prescott, Canada, Aug. 8, 
1819; ship carpenter and farmer; Prescott, Canada; Oswego and Buffalo, N. Y.: 
Cleveland, Ohio, and Grand Forks, North Dak.: Whig and Republican; Catholic: 
she Diciple. She d. Cleveland, Jan. 7, 1890; hed. Grand Forks, May 25, 1895. 
Ch. b. Cleveland, (all m. except Burton.) 



6862. 


Ellen S,, 


Sept. 


17, 


1847. 


6863, 


Malissa Angeline, 


May 


20, 


1850. 


6864. 


Henry Eli, 


Mar. 


2 


1852. 


6865. 


George Leslie, 


Feb. 


8, 


1857. 


6866. 


Charles Victor, 


Oct. 


21, 


1859. 


6867. 


Arthur Leon, 


Mar. 


11, 


1863. 


6868. 


Burton Ransom, 


July 


5, 


1867. 



Dennis; he d. May 7, 1750; grave stone, North Dennis; will, dated Dec. 9, 1746; estate, £320.08.0f>; 
she d. .July 28, 175:), aged 73. Ch. b. Yamioutii: PrisciUa, Hannah, Zachariah, Joseph, Stephen. 
Roland, Harnabiis, I'eter, Bethia, Silas, Thankful. 

Lieut. ZACHARIAH SEARS,* b. Yarmouth, April 22, 1706; m. 1st. there, March 31, 1743. 
Mehitable, dau of .John and Keziah (Eldridge) Crowoll, b. Aug. 14. 1721 ; they were admitted to 
church, Aug. 5, 1750; she d. Feb. 8. 17(iO; m. 2d, Yarmouth. .lune 28, 1761. Mary Oakes, who d. .luly 
20, 1765, in her .58th year; m. 3d, Chatham, Dec. 14, 1768, Mary Howes, who was adm. to cliurcli- 
Oct. 14, 1770; and d. Oct. 2, 1789; Lieut, in militia; active in town and church affairs; constabli'. 
1755; highway surveyor, 1765. In 1778 be wrote his son Roland at Ashfleld, Mass.; he d. Yar- 
mouth, , Ian. i:3, 17!«i, buried North Dennis; will, dated Oct. 26, 1786. Ch. b. Yarmouth: Peter. 
Roland, Zachariah, Hethia, Mehitable, Zachariah, Hannah, .loseph. 

ROLAND SEAKS,r> b. Yarmoutli, Feb. 3, 1744-5; m. Apr. 9, 1777, Jedediah, dau. of Zilpali 
Conant, of Bridgewater, Mass., b. 17.52; he removed to Ashtield, Mass., and bought a farm. May. 
1773; served in Lieut. Bartlett's Co., which marched on Lexington alarm, April 22, 1775. 5 days 
.service; also, in Capt. Eben Wel)ber's Co., in Col. John Fellows' Regt. Ch. b. Ashfleld: Lois, 
Mehitable, Mary, Zachariah, Ahirah, Peter, Roland, Thomas, Roxanna, Abner. 



I 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 689 

[3010] LAURA ALLENE F00TE,8 (Sister of Lavias H.,) 

b. Dover, Ohio, Jan. 14, 1832; m. Berea, Ohio, Nov. 27, 1855, Alfred G. 
Iright, b. Richland Co., Ohio, July 7, 1832: farmer and teacher; removed to 
tichland Center, Wis.. 1856; to Dover, Ohio, 1860: Columbiana Co., Ohio, 1870; 
'leveland, 1872-3; Republican; Congs. He d. Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 9, 1875. 

Children: 

6869.* Fked Eugene, b. Oct. 30, 1856, Richland Center. 

6870.* LouELLA Irene, " Aug. 25, 1858, " " 

6871.* Laura B.. " Jan. 14, 1860, " " " 

6872.* HoYT Verner, " May 23, 1864, Dover. 

6873.* LiNNA Mae, " Aug. 4, 1868, 

6874. Eunice M. " Apr. 10, 1871, Nev^^ Lisbon. 

[3011] EMELINE PORTER rOOTE,8 (Sister of Lavias H.,) 

b. Dover, Ohio, July 25, 1834; m. Cleveland, Ohio, July 17, 1872, Thomas, son 

|f John and Sarah (Muldrew) Liggitt, b. Canada, Aug. 16, 1842; tobacconist; 

iepublican; Freemason; memberOriental Commandery 12, K.T.; she Methodist, 

W. C. T. U. and Chapter 2, O. E. S. 
Ch. b. Cleveland: 

6875. Mae, Sept. 16, 1873: unm. 1898. 

6876. Minnie, Sept. 16, 1873, '• 

[3012] ASAH EL PORTER rOOTE,8 (Bro. of Lavias H.,) 
i b. Dover, Ohio, May 25, 1836; m. Monticello, Wright Co., Minn., May, 1880, 
linna Sutherland, b. Bangor, Me., July, 20, 1861; farmer: Dover, Ohio, until 
863; afterwards, Two Rivers and Langola, Minn.; Republican; Private G, 42 
bhio Inf. Vols. He d. Minneapolis, Minn., Sept. 3, 1897; she d. Langola, 1889. 

Children: 

6877. Eldora Belle, b. Oct. 17, 1882, Two Rivers. 

6878. Walter Eravin, " Apr. 27, 1885, " 

6879. Ethel Beatrice, " Apr. 30, 1887, Langola. 

[.3017] ABIGAIL JOHNSON FOOTE,s (Sister of Lavias H.,) 
b. Dover, Ohio, Oct, 30, 1846: m. Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 1, 1865, Thomas L.. son 
)f Samuel Niles, b. Vermont, Nov. 23, 1832: farmer; Dickin-son Co., N.Y., when a 
X)y; at the age of 22 went to Mich., res. Grand Rapids; Waverly, 1865-1879; 
ifterwards, Chestona; Republican; Private E, 9 Mich. Cav.; enlisted 1862, par- 
bicipated in several skirmishes and battles and was wounded; dis. 1865. He d. 
Ohestona, Jan. 2, 1881. 





Children: 








■ 


6880.* 


Charles M., 


b. 


June 24, 


1866, 


Waverly. 


6881* 


Claude E., 


a 


June 18, 


1868. 


(( 


6882, 


Seabert H., 


a 


Oct. 2, 


1871, 


d. June 26, 1872 


6883. 


Levern E., 


a 


Apr. 18, 


1873, 


unm. 1898. 


6884.* 


Rosa M., 


t( 


May 3, 


1880, 


Chestona. 



[.3020] WILLIAM HAMLIN TAYLOR," (Laura Foote,^ Elizabeth 
Hamblin,B Job,5 James,*32i) b. Rockport, Ohio, Nov. 12, 1833; m. Jan. 24, 1855, 
Melissa J., dau. of S. and Catherine (Mott) Thatcher, b. Ohio City, now Cleve- 
land, Ohio, Nov. 6, 1837; carriage manf.: Painsville, Ohio; Congs. 



690 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Children: 












6885.* 


Laura H., 


b. 


"Nov. 


12, 


1857, 


Rockport. 


6886.* 


Egbert H., 




Aug. 


12, 


1861, 


Cleveland 


6887.* 


Luther B., 




May 


16, 


1866, 


Dover. 


6888.* 


Lillian F., 




Jan. 


6, 


1869, 


Berea. 


6889. 


Charles R., 




Feb. 


14, 


1872, 


Lima. 


6890. 


Jennie M., 




July 


16, 


1874, 


11 


6891. 


Martha A., 




Aug. 


15, 


1876, 


Delaware. 


6892. 


William H., 




Dec. 


25, 


1878, 


Sunbury. 



[3021] ELIZABETH TAYLOR,' (Sister of William H.,) 

b. Rockport, Ohio, Apr. 30, 1837; m. there, 1865, Marsh Abell; farmer; 

Rockport; Republican; a soldier; Methodists. She d. Olmstead, Ohio, Jan. 3, 

1874. 

Ch. b. Rockport (all married): 

6893. George, ' about Dec. 1866. 

6894. Allen, " Dec. 1868. 

6895. John, " Dec. 1870. ; 

6896. Gertrude, " Sept. 1871. f 

6897. Emma, " Aug. 1872. 



I 



[3023] EMMA TAYLOR,* (Sister of William H.,) 

b. Rockport, Ohio, Feb. 28, 1847; m. Olmsted, Ohio, May 30, 1871, S. Legrand, | 
son of John and Nancy (Mass) Feely, b. Winchester, Va., July 24, 1839: carpen- 
ter; Winchester, Va.; Olmsted and Delphos, Ohio: Republican; 1st Sergt. F,] 
118 Ohio Inf. Vols.; enlisted Aug. 12, 1862; served in East Tenn. and the At- 
lanta Campaign; in battles of Resaca and Franklin; dis. June 25, 1865; member] 
Hope Lodge, 214, A. F. & A. M. and Knights of Honor: Methodists. U 

Children: (unmarried 1897.) 

Herbert D., b. Sept. 30, 1872, Olmsted. 

" Dec. 17, 1874, Delphos; d. May 5, 1895. 

" July 19, 1877, 

" Mar. 24, 1880, 



6898. 
6899. 
6900. 
6901. 



Katie E., 
Antoinette, 
William T., 



[3027] DIANA MILLER,* (Caroline Foote," Elizabeth Hamblin,»l 

Job,5 James,* 321) b. Avon, Ohio, July 19,1839: m. Mar. 21, 1860, Lyman B. 
Woodruff, b. Sheffield, Ohio, Feb. 12, 1840; res. Sheffield, Ohio. She d. Dec. 27, 
1890. 





Children: 






6902-.* 


Addie C, 


b. Sept. 


13, 1862. 


6903. 


Fred L., 


" Dec. 


11, 1864; m. Bernia A. Kuhlon 


6904.* 


Alice D., 


" Jan. 


8, 1866. 


6905. 


Nellie E., 


" Sept. 


6, lS(i9. 


6906.* 


Walter P., 


" Mar. 


27, 1871. 


6907. 


Alva B., 


" Oct. 


28, 1874. 


6908. 


George S., 


" May 


23, 1876. 


6909. 


Elmer B., 


" Oct. 


25, 1879. 



[3028] Capt. DAVID F. MILLER,« (Bro. of Diana,) 

b. Avon, Ohio, Nov. 6, 1841; ra. Pittsburg, Pa., Dec. 22, 1864, MaiyettaRob- 



I 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 691 

:asoD,« dau. of Ransom and Catherine (Porter) Foote,* b. Dover, Ohio, Mar. 17, 
|840; farmer: and captain of a lake vessel: Avon, Sheffield and Dover, Ohio; 
llepublican; she res. Anaheim, Cal., 1898; Methodist. He d. Avon,, Apr. 9, 1879. 
Children: 

6910. Louisa E., b. Dec. 10, 1861, Sheffield. 

6911. WiLLABD E., " AufJf. 24, 1868, " unm. 1897. 

6912. George 1., " June 13, 1874, Dover. " 
1 6913. Arthur C, " Mar. 29, 1876, 

[3029J LORENZO DOW MILLER,8 (Bro. of Diana, ) 

b. Avon, Ohio, Mar. 5, 184-5; m. there, Mar. 25, 1865, Minerva Phebe, dau. 
if Elbert Anderson and Ruth (Titus) Cuyler, b. Avon, Mar. 24, 1848; farmer; 
V\oa Lake, Ohio; Republican; she Epis. and member Ladies' Lake Shore Union 
lociety. Both d. Avon; he, Aug. 19, 1873; she. Mar. 31, 1892. 
Ch. b. Avon: 

6914.* Carrie Dell, Mar. 24, 1866. 

6915.* Vernon Edward, June 15, 1871. 

[3030] WILLIAM HENRY HAMBLIN,^ (William P.,' Cornelius.e 
ob,!* James,*32i) b. Lee, Mass., Aug 31, 1831; unmarried; retired papermaker; 
jee, Mass., 1885: afterwards, Vienna, Va. 

L3031J DAVID PARKS HAMBLIN,8 (Bro. of William H.,) 
k Lee, Mass., June 11, 1843; m. Savannah, Ga., Dec. 21, 1872, Jennie M., dau. of 
lenry P. and Phebe (Olney) Treadwell, b. Providence, R. I., Apr. 6, 1844; re- 
ired paper maker; Lee, Mass., 1885; farmer, Vienna, Va., 1897. 
No Issue. 

[30.32] WOLCOTT CHAFFEE HAMBLIN,8 (Bro. of William H.,) 
I b. Lee, Mass., Oct. 25, 1850; m. Brooklyn, N.Y., Dec. 13, 1877, Maria Louise, 
lau. of Alexander and Martha (Haskins) Agar, b. Brooklyn, Apr. 24, 1857; sta- 
tioner; N. Y. City; formerly resided Lee, Mass.; since, Brooklyn, N. Y. He has 
tendered valuable service in compiling this branch of the family. 
Children: 

6916. William Henry, b. Oct. 9, 1878. 

6917. Claire, " Nov. 22, 1879. 

6918. Agar Parks, •' Dec. 1, 1881. 

6919. Mildred Louise, " July 4, 1891. 

6920. John Mount, " Jan. 7, 1893. 

[3033] STEPHEN HAMBLIN BAKER.s (Lucy P. Hamblin,' Corne- 
!ius,6 Job,5 James,*32i) b. Lee, Mass., Feb. 16, 1830: m. Stockbridge, Mass., May 

^7, , Catherine, dau. of Elias Curtis and Asenath (Hicock) Benedict, b. 

pittsfield, Mass.; farmen Lee: Republican. He d. Lenox, Mass., July 21, 
1883. 

Ch. b. Lee: 

6921.* Clarence Church, Mar. 25. 

6922.* John Walter, July 7. 

* For Foote see note 193. 



692 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[3035] MARY COUCPI BAKER.s (Sister of Stephen H.,) 

b. Lee, Mass., Jan. 11, 1835; m. there, Apr. 23, 1862, William Judd, son of 

William and Mary (Judd) Mallory, b. Wilton, Conn., June 5, 1828; liveryman: 

Great Barrington, Mass.; Republican. 

Children: 

6923.* William Baker, b. Nov. 19, 1864, Lee. 

6924.* Harry Judd, " Mar. 19, 1872, Stockbridge. 



[3036] LUCY OPHELIA BAKER,» (Sister of Stephen H.,) 
b. Lee, Mass., Dec. 24, 1840; m. Dr. C. W. Stratton; she resides Lee. 



Heisi 



dead. 



6925. 



Child: 
Charles W. 



6926. 


Robert F., 


b 


6927. 


Lucy O., 


(( 


6928. 


William H., 


11 


6929. 


Clara B., 


u 


6930. 


Matt IE A., 


■• 



k 



[3037] WILLIAM HAMBLIN HERRICK,* (Mercy Hamblin,' Cor 

neliiis,6 Job,5 James,*33i) b. Worthlngton, Mass., Apr. 21, 1834; m. ISIar. 13, 1860, 

Martha Ely; millwright; Springfield, Mass. He d. Agavvam, Mass., Sept. 6, 1884. 

Children: 

July 22, 1864; m. Hattie Ewing. 
Dec. 16, 1870, " Carter B. Atkins. 
Oct. 28, 1873; unm. 1899. 
Sept. 30, 1876, " 
Nov. 25, 1882, " 

[3038] HANNAH ARDILLA HERRICK,« (Sister of William H.,) 
b. Lee, Mass., June 30, 1836; m. Edward D. G. Jones; millwright and me 

chanical engineer; firm of Edward D. G. Jones & Son's Company, Pittsfield, 

Mass. She d. Lee, Apr. 6, 1866. 

Children: 

Harley E., b. Sept. 23, 1861. \ 

E. Archie, " Nov. 3, 1863. 



6931.* 
6932.* 



GEORGE HENRY HERRICK,^ (Bro. of William H.,) 

b. Tyringham, Mass., June 28, 1838; m. Sophia Partridge.* 

Children: 

6933.* Ida C, b. Sept. 4, 1862. 

6934.* Minnie S., " Apr. 25, 1865. 

6935. George Z., " Jan. 28, 1868. 



* Note 427. WILLIAM PARTEIDGE.i came from Berwick, on Tweed, England ; an early 
settler at Hartford, Ct. ; m. there, Dec. 12, ]t;44, Mary Smith; removed to Hadley, Mass., 1(559; 
merchant; the name is supposed to be Patrick; she d. .Tuly :iO, lOSO, x. 55 (?) Children: Samuel, 
Mary and perhaps William. 

Col. WILLIAM PARTRIDGE,2 m. ]st, Sept. 24, loes, Mehitable, dau. of John and Eliza- 
beth (Goodwin) Crow, b. about 1(552, who d. Dec. «, ]7;J0; m. 2d, Dec. 28. 17:J1, Mrs. Hannah Ed 
wards; removed from Hadley to Hatfield, Mass., 1(5S7; merchant, 1692-1740; Colonel of a Regt. 
Representative. lf)85-6; Judge of Court of Common Pleas, and thirty years Chief Justice 
member of His Majesty's Council. After the death of Col. Pynchon, 1703, the most important 
man of Western Mass. He d. Hatfield, Dec. 25, 1740. Children: William, Samuel, Mehitable 
Mehitable, a child, Mary, Jonathan, Edward, Jonathan, John, Elizabeth. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 



693 



[3040] JOHN FREDERICK HERRICK/ (Bro. of William H.,) 
b. Worthington, Mass., Aug. 9, 1840; m. Mary McCaity; mechanic; Pitts- 
|ield, Mass. 





Children: 










6936. 


Arthur E., 


b. 


Oct. 


20, 


1867 


6937. 


Charles W., 


u 


Aug. 


21, 


1869 


6938. 


Ardilla B., 


a 


Aug. 


17, 


1871 


6989. 


John F., 


u 


July 


15, 


1874 



[3041] LUCY JANE HERR1CK,8 (Sister of William H.,) 

b. Dalton, Mass., Sept. 19,1842; m. 1st, Lee, Mass., June 22, 1881, Daniel 
Villiams; farmer; Ashfield, Mass.; Cong., who d. Ashfield, July 17, 1891; m. 2d, 
une 5, 1885, Alvan Hall; farmer and carpenter; Ashfield. He d. Nov. 23, 1898; 
he Cong. 

[3043] CHARLES W. HERRICK,8 (Bro. of William H.,) 

b. Dalton, Mass., May 9, 1846; m. Mar. 15, 1876, Mary L. Hosburgh; mechanic. 

Children: 

6940. James A.. b. May 14, 1881. 

6941. Augustus E., " Sept. 6, 1888, So. Hadley Falls. 

6942. Archibald Ray, " Jan. 13, 1890, 

[3044] MARY AMANDA HERRICK,8 (Sister of William H.,) 
b. Dalton, Mass., Apr. 16,1852; m. Hartford, Ct., Sept. 12, 1893, Henry 
iardner, son of Joseph Calvin and Ann Smith (Winchester) Morse, b. Sterling, 
ilass.. May 3, 18.36; Prest. Fitchburg Fire Ins. Co.; Fitchburg, Mass.; Repub- 
ican; councilman; alderman; Odd Fellow; Knights of Honor; K. P.; Jerusalem 
:;ommandery, K. T.; Aleppo Temple Mystic Shrine; she member Fitchburg 
.Vumen's Club; Daughters of Rebekah; Congs. 
No issue. 



^ [304.5] FREDERICK WELLINGTON COUCH,^ (Mary C. Hamblin,? 
Jornellus,6 Job,5 James,* 32 1) b. East Lee, Mass., 1830; m. New Lebanon, N. Y., 
Jept. 28, 1853, Fannie M., dau. of Giles and Ruth (White) Wilcox, b. Sheffield, 
ilass.. 1837: millwright, sawyer and wagonmaker; Pittsfleld, Mass.; Odd Fel- 
ow; engaged in tlie lumber business and conducted a sawmill thirty years; 
Itlethodists. 



b. July 24, 1854, Lee; d. Sept. 7, 1854. 

" May 18, 1855, " m. Hattie Sprague. 

" July 18, 1858, " " Edith Stuart. 

" May 18, 1860, " " Edwin Butler. 

" Feb. 22, 186.3, " " Edith Beebe. 

" July 6, 1867, Westerville. 

" Oct. 10, 1869, Chester; d. Oct. 3, 1872. 

" Oct. 13, 1872; m. Ehzabeth White. 





Children: 


6943. 


F. W., 


6944. 


Frederick Manly, 


6945. 


Vernah Eugene, 


6946. 


May' Lenora, 


6947. 


George W., 


6948.* 


Nellie Drusilla, 


6949. 


Orlando N., 


6950. 


Oscar Roberts, 



[3046] GROVE A. HAMBL1N,« (Job,' Cornelius,^ .lob,'^ James,*32i) 
b. Lee, Mass., Mar. 6, 1849; m. there. May 10, 1870, Nancy E., dau. of Lev- 
rett and Hannah S. (Steadman) Ball, b. Auburn, N. Y., July 26, 1848; paper 
naker; Huntington, Mass.; foreman for E. & S. May, Lee, Mass., 1885. 



694 



6951. 
6952. 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. b. Lee: 

LiLLiB Capitola, July 22, 1872; d. May 3, 1886. 
Charles E., Oct. 20, 1875. 



[3048] DAVID ANSON HAMLIN,* (David,7« Job,^ James,*32i) 
b. Rockport, Ohio, July 23, 1831; m. Napoleon, Ohio, Jan. 18, 1868, Elizi 
beth, dau. of George and Sarah (Burgett) Myers, b. Sandusky Co., Ohio, Mar, 21 
1849; Sergt. 68 Ohio Inf. Vols.; enlisted Nov. 8, 1861; dis. Aug. 24, 1864; carpet, 
ter, Wauseon, Ohio. A tall athletic man before his health was destroyed ^ 
paralysis; member Wauseon Lodge .362, I. O. O. F.; Lozier Post 35, G. A. R.] 
City Marshall: Disciples. 

Ch. b. Napoleon: 
6953.* Washington Irving, Mar. 21, 1870. 



[3049] NOAH CROCKER HAMLIN,« ( Bro. of David A.,) 

b.^ Dover, Ohio, Dec. 14, 1832; m. Laporte, Ohio, Mar. 27, 1860, LydiaLu 

cinda,' dau. of Walter Thomas and Alzina (Cornell) Fauver, b. Eaton, Ohio., 

Apr. 8, 1838; farmer; Lorain Co., Ohio; Methodist, in which church he wa? 

class leader many years. 



6954.* 
6955.* 
6956.* 
6957. 



Children: 

Alzina Roxannah, 
William Bird, 
Lorenzo Dow, 



b. Jan. 14, 1861, Henry Co. 
" Sept. 6, 1863, Grafton. 
Aug. 21, 1867, Ridgeville. 



Charles Alkali Scott, " Apr. 25, 1876. 



[3050] ROXANNA MARIA JANE HAMLIN, » (Sister of David A.,) 
b. Dover, Ohio, Jan. 22, 1835; m. 1st, Jo.seph Sloan, who died; m. 2d, — ~ 
m. 3d, Nathan Stratton; farmer; Michigan; Methodists. 

Two children by 1st marriage, d. young. j. 

[3051] LEWIS MARION HAMLIN,' (Bro. of David A.,) 

b. Dover, Ohio, Sept. 17, 1836: m. 1st, Jan. 1, 1866; m. 2d, Wauseon, Ohic 
Dec. 24, 1868, Samantha Josephine, dau. of Abraham and Eliza (Abbott) Mosesj 
b. Licking Co., Ohio, Oct. 31, 1837; farmer; Ridgeville, Ohio, 1868-83; Eatonj 
Ohio, until 1897; since, Ridgeville; Republican; Presbs. She d. Ridge villel 
June 19. 1900. 



6958.* 
6959.* 
6960.* 
6961.* 
6962.* 



Ch. b. Ridgeville: 
Mary Belle, 
Lewis Franklin, 
LoREN Marion, 
Estella Vilera, 
Lloyd Donald, 



June 28, 1869. 
July 25, 1873. 
Sept. 10, 1876. 
Nov. 12, 1879. 
Apr. 21, 1882. 



[3052] SOPHIA AMANDA HAMLIN,» (Sister of David A.,) 

b. Dover, Ohio, Mar. 18, 1840; m. Laporte, Ohio, Nov. 20, 1859, Henry S. 
son of Mark S. and Polly (Morgan) Hitchcock, b. Eaton, Ohio, Jan. 19, 18391 
member 103d Ohio Inf. Vols.; enlisted 1862; dis. 1866; farmer; removed to Bdj 
wardsburg, Mich., 1866; to Bloomingdale, 1868; she d. rfear Jackson, Mich., Jul:' 
2, 1870; he remarried and removed to Dakota, 1883: postmaster, Albion, S. Dak 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 695 

Children: 

"6963.* Clifford, b. Oct. 14, 1860, Eaton. 

6964. Clayton Henry, " Sept. 10, 1862, Henry Co., O.: d. July 12, 1878 

6965.* Clarence, " Aug. 5, 1866, Cass Co., Mich. 

6966.* Mary, '* May 30, 1869. 

[30531 BETSEY LOVISA HAMLIN,^ (Sister of David A.,) 

b. Dover, Ohio, Feb. 19, 1842; school teacher: Presb.; d. Napoleon, Ohio, 
amarried, 1864. 

[3054] BENJAMIN DWIGHT HAMLIN,« (Bro. of David A.,) 
b. Dover, Ohio, July 3, 1844; m. Lincoln, Mich., Apr. 11, 1868, Clareacy Su- 
i.nna, dau. of William Severs and Nancy (Baumgardner) Miltabarger, b. ROy- 
,ton, Mich., April 18, 1852; private, G, 68th Ohio Inf. Yol.: enlisted Nov. 13, 
|;61; dis. 1862: carpenter: Leroy, Mich., from 1875 until his death; Democrat; 
ember Osceola Lodge 300, I. O. O. F.; she Baptist. He was killed accident- 
jly in a saw mill, Leroy, May 12, 1882. 





Children: 












6967. 


William D., 


b. 


Oct. 


20, 


1869, 


Lincoln. 


6968.* 


Clara Arminta, 


li 


Aug. 


14, 


1871, 


(i 


6969. 


Roland Ray, 


a 


Nov. 


23, 


1874, 


(< 


6970. 


Okville v., 


(( 


Oct. 


28, 


1879, 


Leroy. 


6971. 


Annie,* 


(( 


Aug. 


31, 


1882, 


t( 



[3055] SARAH PHILLIPS HAMLIN,* (Sister of David A.,) 
. b. Dover, Ohio, Apr. 15, 1859; m. 1st, 1882, Dudley Davidson, who d.l891; m. 
1, 1894, James McGinley: commission merchant; Elkhart, Ind. 

[3061] JULIUS AUGUSTUS MCDOWELL,*. ( Deborah Hamblin,' 

imes,fi Job,5 James,*32i) b. Monterey, Mass., June 10, 1834; unmarried, 1899; 
:S. Dartford, Wis.; lost an arm by accident in a paper mill about 1855; is a fine 
jnman and is employed in clerical labor. 



•, , 



[3064] MARSHALL McDOWELL,^ (Bro. of Julius A., 

b. Monterey, Mass., June 11, 1846; unmarried: d. U. S. Hospital, Madison, 
Hs., April 5, 1864. 

[3065]- JAMES FREDERICK McDOWELL,* (Bro. of Julius A.,) 
b. Monterey, Mass., Apr. 4, 1849; m. Deborah, dau. of Peter and Mary Ann 
knderson) Prame: engineer; Monterey, Mass., Dartford, Wis., and Seattle, 
l^ash.: Republican; Odd Fellow. He d. Seattle, Wash., Oct. 6, 1891: she re- 
arried. 

Ch. b. Dartford: 

6972. Mary. 

6973. Robert. 

[3066] MARY LOUISA HAMBLIN,^ (Julius A., ^ James.R Job,^ 

imes,i32i) b. Monterey, Mass. June 29, 1852; m. Dartford, Wis., Mar. 20, 1873, 

* Adopted by George H. and Alice Bassett, of Reed City, Mich., Nov. 15, 1882, and now 
cmed Lennie Bassett. 



f 



696 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Jerome P., son of Jonathan P. and Mary Knight; res. Round Grove, Ills., uati'.i 
1874; since, Fulton, Ills.: she is an invalid. 

Child: I 

6974.* Justin P., b. Aug. 29, 1876, Fulton. | 

[3067] ANNIE ELIZABETH HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Mary L.,) 

b. Monterey, Mass., June 13, 1855; m. Dartford, Wis., Oct. 22, 1878, Plii 
Guernsey, son of William and Mary Ann (Haynor) Furman, b. Clifton Pai 
Saratoga Co., N. Y., Dec. 7, 1853; farmer; Saratoga Co., until 1857; since, Win^| 
nebago Co., Wis.; Democrat. 

Children: 
6975. Lydia, b. Oct. 17, 1879, Winchester; unm. 1899. 

' 6976. Mortimer, " Jan. 10, 1884, Clayton, 

[3068J JAMES M. HAMLIN,8 (James F,'James,6 Job,^ James,* 32 1)' 
b. Great Barrington, Mass., Sept. 30, 1844; private E, 27th Mass. Inf. Vols.| 
enlisted Sept. 27, 1861; drowned Annapolis, Md., Jan. 7, 1862. 



t 



[3069] ADELAIDE HAMLIN,8 (Sister of James M.,) 

b. Great Barrington, Mass., Sept. 26, 1845; m. Ogden, Utah, Sept. 10, 1872 
Frank G., son of James H. and Temperance (Post) Conklin, b. Durham, N. Y| 
Nov. 28, 1840; Glove manf.; San Francisco, Cal., 1866-76; since, East Oaklanc 
Cal.; Republican; member Brooklyn Lodge 225, A. F. & A. M.; sheEpis. 

Ch. b. Oakland: 

6977. James Frederick, Mar. 19, 1877; unm. 1897. 

6978. Alice Josephine, May 11, 1879, " " 

[3070] CHARLES F. HAMLIN,« (Bro. of James M.,) 

b. Great Barrington, Mass., Feb. 16, 1847; sailor, enlisted 1863, and served 
on the Monitor, Katskill; while in service, 1864, he entered a 15-inch gun 
wliile it was hot, nearly causing suffocation, and injured his mind so that h| 
was discharged: he re-enlisted again in the navy, with his brother Edward 
1864, and served until close of the war. He became incurably insane, and if 
in the insane hospital, N. Y. state; unmarried. 

[3071] EDWARD L. HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of James M.,) 

b. Stanford, N. Y., June 8, 1848; m. Portville, N. Y., Jan. 29, -1876, HI 
Estella, dau. of .loseph and Wealthy (Board man) Howe, b. Hornellsville, N. Y.| 
July 9, 1854; lumber dealer; Hazel Hurst, Pa.; res. Stanford, N. Y., 1848-52 
Great Barrington, Mass., 1852-9; Catskill, N. Y., 1859-70, except while in tbj 
navy and army; traveling, 1870-6; since Portville, N. Y., Bradford, Glen Hazelj 
and Hazel Hurst, Pa.; landsman U. S. Navy and served on the Mary Sanford 
enlisted Jan. 23, 1864; dis. July 15, 1865; on blockade duty, Charleston, S. C; als<| 
served in Indian warfare on the Plains, from Jan., 1867, to Jan. 14, 1870; Reput 
lican; member K. O. T. M. 

Ch. b. Portville: 
6979.* Addie E., Nov. 10, 1876. 

6980. Charles L., Oct. 22, 1879. 

6981. Edward L., Mar. 5, 1884; d. Oct. 23, 1895. 



%• 



EIGHTH GENEEATION. 



697 



[3075J Eugene Anderson,* (Anne HamblinJ James, « Job,* James,* ^^i) 
married. He d. Fond du lac, Wis., 1874 (?) 

Child: 
6982. A Son. 

[3078] THOMAS CHILDS.s (Joseph,- 6 5 Deliverance Hambhn,* 

ames,32i)b. 1799: m. Lydia Eldridge.* 
Child: 
6983.* William, b. 1825. 

[3087] ISAIAH HALLETT HAMLIN,« (Isaiah,' Josiah,^ Timothy,* 
accheus,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. Nov. 16, 1819. He d. Gardiner, Me., Nov. 16, 

iS91. 

Children: 

6984. Hannibal, 

6985. Herbert. 

6986. Fred Blake; res. Gardiner. 

6987. Laura. 

6988. RosELViN. 



[3088] CHANDLER GRAY HAMLIN, ^ 
b. Nov. 15, 1821; ra. Angeline S., dau. of - 



(Bro. of Isaiah H.,) 
and Elizabeth H. (Crowell ) 
'rowell,* b. Jan. 23, 1834: farmer: Gardiner, Me., until 1856; afterwards, W. Gar- 
iner; Republican. He d. Gardiner, June, 1873. 
Children: 

b. Dec. 8, 1850, Gardiner; d. Dec. 14, 1852. 
" Feb. 25, 1854, " " Sep. 12, 1867. 

" July 8, 1856, W. Gardiner. 
" Mar. 9, 1866, 
" Dec. 12, 1867, 



6989. 

6990. 

6991.* 

6992.* 

6993.* 



Alva W., 
Everett F., 
Idella G., 
George Alvah, 
Carrie Evelyn, 



[3089] Dr. ASAHEL WELLINGTON HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Isaiah H.,) 
,». Winslow, Me., Feb. 14, 1824; m. 1st, Augusta, Me., June 27, 1850, Mary Ann, 
;lau. of Nathan Packard, b. Searsmont. Me., 1827. Before marriage she was a 
ichool teacher, and d. Gardiner, Me., Sept. 1, 1851; m. 2d, Bowdoin. Me., June 
[3, 1852, Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Samuel and Sally (Thompson) Baker, b. Bow- 
'loin, Oct. 8, 1831; farmer and druggist; Farmingdale, Me. He received acom- 
.non school education: attended medical college; resided Gardiner, Me., Boston, 
jVrass., N. Y. City, Bowdoin and Farmingdale: Freewill Baptist; member Oak- 
,lale Lodge, L O. G. T. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Gardiner; 

7994. Ida Ann, July 5, 1851; d. Sept. 18, 1851. 

By 2d wife: 

7995. Mary Alice, ' b. May 22, 1853, Gardiner; d. May 30, '71 
7996.* Emma Frances Gladys, " Jan. 29, 1865. 

* For Eldridge see note 90. 

+ For Crowell see notes 52 and 391. 



698 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[3090] GEORGE WASHINGTON HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Isaiah H.,) 
b. Mar. 8, 1826. He d. St. John, N. B.. Jan. 27, 1894. 

Children: 

6997. George Thurlow. 

6998. Flora Effie. 



[3091] MARY JANE HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Isaiah H.,) 

b. Winslow, Me., Dec. 3], LS27; m. Augusta, Me., Oct. 1, 1849, George B, 
son of Asa Parker and Hannah Tyler (Pierce) Miller, b. Westboro, Mass., Dec, 
19, 1828; Corporal, A, 1st Mass. Vols.; served four years; farmer; Peabod, 
Mass.; Freemason; Odd Fellow; member G. A. R. She d. Danvers, Mass, 
Aug. 6, 1861. 



6999.* 
7000.* 
7001.* 



Children: 

Florista Athena, 
Frederick M., 
Carrie V., 



b. Aug. 12, 1850, Glocester. 
" Feb. 14, 1853, Gardiner. 
" June 1, 1857. 



J 



[3098] SYLVANUS HAMLIN,* (Josiah,-^ Timothy,^ Zaccheus,^ 

Jonathan, 3 James.^i) b. Winslow, Me., Apr. 29, 1825; m. Emeline Phillips; farmei 
Win.slow; Democrat. 

Children: 

Olive A., b. Mar. 

John Augustus, " Sept 

Jennie P., " Sept 

George S., 

Rose, 

Belle, 



7002. 

7003.* 

7004.* 

7005. 

7006. 

7007. 



1856, Winslow; m. J. H.PrentissJI 

20, 1857, 
24, 1866, 



" m. Louisa Buzzel. 
" " AlonzoLittlefielc 
" " Newell Wheeler;! 



) 



[3100] 



(Sister of Sylvan us, ) 



SARAH JANE HAMLIN,^ 

b. Winslow, Me., June 29, 1830; m. July, 184-, Samuel A.,^ son of Samuel G\ 

and Deborah (Wing*) Prentiss,t b. Nov. 28, 1825; res. Winslow; Methodists| 

Ch. b. Winslow: 



±ii 



7008.* 


Jacob Hamlin, 


7009. 


LUCINDA T., 


7010. 


Alphonso, 


7011. 


Ida E., 


7012. 


Joseph W., 


7013. 


Ida E., 



Nov. 29, 1848. 

Feb. 15, 1852; m. Ezra Breraner. 

Sept. 1, 1859, " Persis Rucker. 

Sept. 4, 1861: d. Sept. 4, 1864. 

Jan. 25, 1865; m. Ellen M. Spencer. 

June 14, 1868, " Orren Heath. 



[3106] RHODEMA HURLBUT CHADWICK,8 (Bethany G. Hamlin,| 
Josiah,G Timothy,'^ Zaccheus,* Jonathan, ^ James,2i) b. China, Me., Aug. 21, 1824| 
m. there, April 10, 1842, Allen, .son of David and Lydia (Studley) Malcora, b| 
China, April 7, 1816; farmer and dealer in cattle, sheep and produce; VVeeksl 
Mills, China, Me.; Republican; she Methodist. She d. Weeks Mills, May 12| 
1901. 



* For Wins see note 77. 

+ Note 428. SAMUEL G. PRENTISS.s (Valentine,^ Joseph,* Stephen.s .Tohn,2 Valentine*^ 
VALENTINE PRENTISS.i came to America witb wife Alice, 1631; settled in Roxbu 
Mass.; freeman, 1632; d. 1633. His widow m. John Watson. 



I 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 699 



June 10, 1843; m. Paulina Hewett. 

May 21, 1845; d. July 26, 1865. 

July 23, 1847, " May 6, 1857. 

Oct. 13, 1850; m. Albert E. Ross. 

Jan. 25, 1852. 

Apr. 17, 1854; d. June 18, 1855. 

June 30, 1856; m. George S. Miles. 

May 3, 1858. 

Nov. 5, 1860; unm. 1902. 

May 18, 1864; d. Mar. 25, 1865. 

May 27, 1866; unm. 1902. 

Apr. 7, 1869. 

[31071 STATIRA STAPLES CHADWICK,^ (Sister of Rhodema H.,) 
b. China, Me., Sept. 11, 1824: ra. there, 1848, David, son of David and Lj^dia 

tudly) Malcom, b. China, 1820; farmer and dealer in cattle and produce; 

/^eeks Mills, China, Me.; Democrat; member Derigo Lodge, A. F. & A. M. 

led. China, Dec. 30, 1881: he d. Waterville, Me, July, 1897. 
Ch. b. China: 





Ch. b. China: 


7014. 


Orvtlle W., 


7015. 


Ardella a.. 


7016. 


Elton W., 


7017. 


LUELLA C, 


7018. 


COKA A. 


7019. 


Arthur Allen, 


7020. 


Isabella Burnha 


7021.* 


Elizabeth Ellie, 


7022. 


Arthur Woodby, 


7023. 


Mary Vietta, 


7024. 


Mary Ardella, 


7025.* 


Allen Gustavus, 



7020. 


Augustus A. 




7027. 


Francisco C. 




7028. 


Isabella B., 


d. in infancy. 


7029. 


Dora E., 


" unm. Feb, 2, 1891. 


7030. 


Orlando, 




7031. 


Charles R. 




7032. 


Frederick H. 





[.31091 ESTHER A. CHADWICK,8 (Sister of Rhodema H.,) 

. b. China, Me., Mar. 10, 1829; m. Vassalboro, Me., Nov. 3, 1852, Thomas A., 
U of Thomas and Jane (Handen) Motherwwell, b. Woolwich, Me., Apr. 10, 
B27; blacksmith; traveling salesman; Supt. State farm, Maine Insane Asylum, 
fugusta, Me.; res. China, Vas.salboro, and Augusta. He d. Augusta, Nov. 11, 
1^90. 





Ch. b. China: 










7033. 


AngieO., 


Dec. 


18, 


1853. 




7034.* 


George W., 


Feb. 


24, 


1855. 




7035. 


Elizabeth E., 


Nov. 


3, 


1857. 




7036. 


Flora A., 


Feb. 


14, 


1860; 


res. Waterville, Me. 


7037. 


Edward T., 


Aug. 


8, 


1866, 


U <( 11 



[3111] Rev. GUSTAVUS B. CHADWICK,^ ( Bro. of Rhodema H.,) 
b. China, Me., July 24, 1832: m. Bristol, Me., May 14, 1889, Clara M., dau. of 
ilson Erskine and Elizabeth (Richards) Rhoads, b. Bristol, Feb. 17, 1851; 
indsraan U. S. Navy; enlisted Aug., 1864; served to close of war: farmer and 
shool teacher in early life; fitted for college at East Maine Conference Semi- 
ary; entered Wesleyan University, Middietown, Ct., class 1861; member Alpha 
(eltaPhi Society; Methodist clergyman, since 1874; resides Union, Me.; select- 
lan; Supervisor of Schools; Freemason. He d. Mar, 14, 1900. 

Ch. b. Ellsworth: 
7038. Wallace Wilton, July 10, 1892. 



700 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[3112] AUGUSTUS W. CHADWICK,8 (Bro. of Rhodema H.,) 
b. China, Me., May 18, 1837; m. Waldoboro, Me., Oct. 16, 1859, Olive T., dau.i 
of Andrew Furbish, b. China, who d. Boston, Mass., Dec. 20, 1872; farmer and( 
merchant; East Vassal boro. Me. 3 

Ch. b. Ciiina: 

7039. Daisille E., July 27, 1864: d. Feb. 25, 1883. 

7040. Elton J., Nov. 13, 1868. 

7041. Olivet., Sept. 20, 1872. 



'1 ! 



[3114] MELINDA CHADW1CK,« (Cyrene M. Hamlin,' Josiah,^ Timo. 
thy,B Zaccheus,* Jonathan, » James, ^i) b. South China, Me., Jan. 17, 1831; m 
there, Dec. 31, 1861, John Webber, Jr., b. S. China, Mar. 28, 1822; farmer; South 
China; Baptist; she res. with her son Edward, S. China. He d. there, June 
16, 1878. 

I' 
I 

!i 





Ch. b. South China: 






7042.* 


Serepta Sedgley, 


June 6, 


1863. 


7043.* 


Charles Elton, 


Aug. 1, 


1865. 


7044.* 


Florence Edna, 


Sept. 9, 


1868. 


7045. 


Edward C, 


May 17, 


1874. 



[3123] CHARLES H. HAMLIN,^ (Hallett,^ Josiah,6 Timotliy,^ Zacclieus, 
Jonathan, 3 James,^!) b. South China, Me., Sept. 19, 1865; m. Nashua, Neb., 
Sarah Stewart; mechanic; Sand Hill, Augusta, Me. ♦ 

Ch. b. Augusta: | 

7046. Hattie May, Oct. 30, 1889. • ^ 

7047. Vernisia Albertie, Dec. 14, 1890; d. Augusta. 

7048. Annie E., Apr. 2, 1893, " 



[3124] ETTA M. HAMLIN,* (Sister of Chas. H.,) 

b. South Cliina, Me., Oct. 31, 1867; m. Augusta, Me., May 9, 1891, Semardel,! 

son of Shepard and Annie E. (Morgan) Wood, b. Burnham, Me., Oct. 20, ISTO;] 

carpenter; Augusta; Adventist; member A. O. U. W.; she res. Augusta. He d.| 

Augusta, Nov. 20, 1898. 

[3129] HARTWELL A. HAMLEN,* (David,7 Timothy,"'^ Zaccheus,* 

Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. East Vassalboro, Me., Oct. 25, 1812; m. Aug. 25, 1839,| 

Nancy P. Whicher, of West Rumney, N. H., b. June 26, 1818; farmer and wheel-| 

Wright; E. Vassalboro. He d. Mar. 24, 1889; she d. Jan. 26, 1887. 

Children: 

7049.* Aramantha V., b. Oct. 25, 1842. 

7050.* AlonzoH., " Aug. 14, 1847. 

7051.* AlbertusB., " Oct.' 15, 1856. 



[3130] SALLY E. HAMLEN,« (Sister of Hartwell A.,) 

b. East Vassalboro, Me., Aug. 28, 1815; m. there, May 16, 1838, Robert L 

Clark; machinist and hardware merchant; Augusta, Me. Both d. Augusta; 

she, Jan. 14, 1871; he, Dec. 24, 1893. 
Children: 

7052. A Child, b. Aug. 23, 1839, Vassalboro; d. Sept. 6, 1839. 

7053. Angeline, " July 1, 1840, " 

7054. EllaF., " July 30, 1844, " " Mar. 6, 1846. 

7055. Helen J., " July 25, 1851, Augusta. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 701 

T3131] LAURISTON HAMLEN,8 (Bro. of Hartwell A.,) 

b. East Vassalboro, Me., Apr. 11, 1818; m. Temple, Me., Jan, 5, 1851, Mary 
\. Todd; farmer; New Sharon, Me.; she d. there, Nov. 3, 1880. 

Ch. b. Temple: 

7056. Cora A,, Mar. 14, 1852. 

7057.* Florence, June 23, 1853. 

[3132] CATHERINE HAMLEN.8 (Sister of Hartwell,A.,) 

b. East Vassalboro, Me., Aug. 24, 1820; m. Vassalboro, Jan. 11, 1842, William 

Buzzell, b. Oct. 19, 1818: mechanic; Augusta, Me. Both d. there; he, June 18, 

1868; she, April 28, 1886. 
Children: 

I 7058.* Wilbur F., b. July 3, 1844, Vassalboro, 

7059. AubyC, " Oct. 3,1848, " d. Mar. 4, 1852. 

7060.* Harriet C, *' Mar. 4, 1856, Angusta. 

[3133] WILLIS CEEVER HAMLEN,8 (Bro. of Hartwell A.,) 

I b. East Vassalboro, Me., Dec. 26, 1822; ra. Newton, Mass., June 5, 1855, 

[Elizabeth Kent, b. Newton, Mar. 7, 1826; mariner in early life; later, salesman 

n agricultural warehouse; Vassalboro, Me., Boston, Cambridge and Newton, 

Mass. He d. Vassalboro, Mass., Feb. 10, 1896. 

Children: 

7061. Mary Lizzie, b. June 4, 3856; d. Aug. 10, 1857. 

7062.* Harriet Adelia. " June 8, 1858, Boston. 

7063.* Willis Clark, '' Jan. 16, 1861, 

7064. Frank Herbert, '* Aug. 6, 1864; unm. 1900. 

[3134] NANCY H. HAMLEN,8 (Sister of Hartwell A.,) 

b. East Vassalboro, Me., May 11, 1826; m. there, Feb. 12, 1846, Leonard E. 

Getchell, b. Winslow, Me., Mar. 7, 1824; farmer; Winslow; she d. Winslow, Jan. 

^0, 1892, 

Children: 

7065.* Warren E., b, Dec. 1, 1851. 

7066. Willis L., " Nov. 13, 1854; d. Apr. 30, 1864, Winslow. 

7067.* Etta M., " July 1, 1859. 

[3135] GEORGE W. HAMLEN,^ (Bro. of Hartwell A.,) 

b. East Vassalboro, Me., Sept. 26, 1828; m. there, Jan. 7, 1855, Sarah E. Doe, 
to. East Vassalboro, Oct. 25, 1835; machinist; Augusta, Me, 

No issue. 

[3136] HENRY K. HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Hartwell A.,) 

b. East Vassalboro, Me., July 6, 1831; unmarried; machinist; went to Cali- 

[fornia about 1854; returned to Maine, 1865; remained about two years and again 

went to California, Oct., 1867, where he d. Sept. 12, 1874. 

[3137] EDWARD W. HAMLEN,« (Bro. of Hartwell A.,) 

; b. East Vassalboro, Me., June 18, 1836; unmarried; painter; Augusta, Me. 
^e has very kindly furnished for this work the records of the families of 
his brothers and sisters. 




702 

[3138] 
James,- 1) b. 
of Benjajpin 
Mar. 15, 1858; 
his fourth wi 

7068. 

7069.* 

7070.* 

7071. 

7072. 

7073.* 

7074.* 

7075. 

707H.* 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



I 



VESTA HAMLEN,8 (Daniel,^ Timothy,6» Zaccheus,* Jonathan,' | 
Vassalboro, Me., July 8, 1813; m. 1st, there, June, 1831, John, sod 
and^Mary W|l]uinTS, b. Poland, Me.: carpenter; who d. Bradford, 
~m. 2'dr5radfor"d, 1868, Jacob Waterman, son of William Harris,} 
fe. See sketch of her sister Flavilla. She res. Milo, Me., 1896; Bapkj 
Ch. by 1st marriage, b. Bradford: 



Daniel H., 
Almira H., 
axnettb w., 
RuFus R., 
Hannah W., 
Mary Ellen, 
Avis S., 

ACHSIA, 

John H., 



May 27, 1833: d. Feb. 

June 2, 1835. 

May 7, 1837. 

Apr. 27, 1839; 

Sept. 12, 1845, 

Nov. 1846. 

Jan. 19, 1848. 

Mar. 22, 1850; d. Oct 

May 4, 1852. 



d. 

(1 



1834. 



Sept. 21, 1866. 
Mar. 24, 1848. 



1863. 



[3139] JANE HAMLEN,8 (Sister of Vesta,) 

b. Utica, N. Y., Dec. 15, 1814; m. Vassalboro, Me. Mar. 13, 1834, JLutlier 
Majj son of Ben jam m and Mary WilHams; farmer; Vassalboro, until 1839rre- 
^ moved to East Bradford, then a new settleTBent without roads; she carried heji 

babe more than a mile in her arms to reach the site of their new home. HeJ 
bought land and erected a mill which was destroyed by fire two years later; he! 
then engaged in farming. They encountered the hardships incident to the 
settlement of a new country and labored hard to rear and educate their children 
respectably. About 1868 he sold his farm to his son Henry and took a smaller 
place. Both d. Bradford; she, June 26, 1886; he, Feb. 23, 1893. 
Children: 



7077.* 


Sarah C, 


b. 


June 8, 


1835, 


Vassalboro. 


7078. 


Charles B., 


(( 


Dec. 22, 


1836, 




u 


7079. 


Daniel H., 


(( 


Oct. 13, 


1838, 




ki 


7080. 


Harvey R., 


li 


Dec. 15, 


1840, 


E. 


Bradford. 


7081.* 


Henry T., 


u 


May 27, 


1843, 




u 


7082. 


Martha H., 


(1 


Aug. 17, 


1845. 




(1 


7083. 


Ruell, 


(1 


Feb. 11, 


1848, 




ur 


7084. 


Albert C, 


u 


Jan. 9, 


1851. 




u 



unmarried, 1894. 




[3141] ALMIRA HAMLEN.s (Sister of Vesta,) 

b. Winslow, Me., Oct. 23, 1818; m. Vassalboro, Me., Rufus Randall, son of 
Samuel and Abbie (Eaton) Reed, b. Bristol, Me., June 12, 1807; farmer and lum- 
berman; Damariscotta, Me.: Democrat; she Baptist. She d. Damariscotta, 
Aug. 12, 1885. He was wrecked between Boston and Damariscotta and lost his 
life, Sept. 8, 1869. 

Ch. b. Damariscotta: 

7085. Henry, d. Damariscotta. 

7086. Vesta H., " Lynn, Mass. 

7087. Eugene, " New York. 

7088. Samuel, res. Franklin, Mass. 

7089. Belle G., " Maiden, 

7090. Rufus C, " Damariscotta, Me. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 703 

[3142] LOIS HAMLEN.s (Sister of Vesta,) 

b. Sebec, Me., Nov. 23, 1820; m. East Vassalboro, Me., by Amos Sticknej% 
isq.. Mar. 13, 1848, Robert Winslow,' son of James and Eunice (Winslows*) 
Stuart, b. Vassalboro, Oct. 16, 1816; sboemalcer and stonecutter; Vassalboro; / 
jviilo., Me., 1874; Weston, Mass., 1896; she Baptist. She d. Sebec, 1877. / 

Ch. b. Milo: 

7091.* Daniel Henky, b. June 20, 1841. 

7092.* Marie Louisa, " Mar. 7, 1843. 

7093.* Charles Winslow, " Jan. 20, 1845. 

7094. Eunice WmsLOW, " Nov. 19, 1849; m. Nathaniel Barker. 

[3145] AVIS HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Vesta,) 

j b. China, Me., Apr. 15, 1826; m. Milo, Me., 1844, Henry T., son of John 
[•herburn, of Readtield, Me.; farmer and mechanic. She d. Milo, Feb. 3, 1886; / 
!ie d. Milo, Feb., 1893. 

No issue. 

[3146] Waterman M. Hamlin, 8 (Bro. of Vesta,) 

b. Vassalboro, Me., July 14, 1828; m. Bradford, Me., July 3, 1851, Mary A., 
:au. of Levi and Betsey (Morrell) Page, b. Brownville, Me., Oct. 27, 1831; he 
eceived a common school education; worked in a shovel handle manufactory, 
846-53; then bought a farm upon which he vporked summers and in the shop 
/inters, until 1865; when he took charge of a shop for Mr. Holman Johnson, 
?ho carried on an extensive business in Maine and N. H.: was at Liberty three 
ears, Orono three years and Wayne four years; removed to Brownville, Me., 
uilt a shop, and carried on business three years; he was drafted Milo, Me., 
lar. 20, 1865, and assigned to 12th Me. Inf. Vols.; member Sons of Temperance: 
rood Templars; Derigo Lodge 63, I. O. O. F.: Baptists, in which church he 
■as deacon many years: he compiled the records of his father's family for this 
urk. He d. about Sept., 1902. 
No issue. 

[3147] FLAVILLA P. HAMLEN,8 (Sister of Vesta, ) 

b. Vassalboro, Me.. July 4, 1830; m. Bradford, Me., July, 1855, Jacob Water- 
lan, son of William Harris, b. Poland, Me., Feb. 16, 1814, his 3d wife. He m. 
5t, Carrie, dau. of John Wilkins, of Brownville, Me.; m. 2d, her sister, Susan 
i'^ilkins, and m. 4th, Mrs. Vesta (Hamlen) Williams; farmer and mechanic; Milo, 
le.; Republican: town officer. A well educated man, school teacher in early 
fe. He had many afflictions; besl|es the loss of his wives, he was Itirned out 
Mce, and one little daughter buimed to death; two children d. ofjpiptheria; 
aptist. Both d. Milo; she Jan. 15, ■g4; he Feb. 8, 1888. 

b. Aug. 29, 1856, Brownville. 
" Apr. 13, 1858, Milo. 

1860, " d. July 9, 1864. 
" 1862 '' " " " " 

" May 22, 1864,' " 
" Dec. 19, 1867, " d. Feb. 6, 1890. 





Children: 


7095.* 


Charles S. 


7096. 


Daniel, 


7097. 


Etta O., 


7098. 


George D., 


7099.* 


Nellie G., 


7100. 


Joseph. 



* Note 429. EUNICE WINSL0W,6 (William,5 Benjamin,! James,3 .Iob,2 Kenelm,!) b. Fal- 
outh, Me., July 26, 1779; m. Apr. 8. 1801, James, son of Joseph and Abigail (Staples) Stuart, b. 
irboro. Me., Apr, 2;i, 1777; carpenter and farmer; Portland, Falmouth, \Vinslow and Vassal- 
•lu. Me. She d. Vassalboro, Apr. 26, 1832; he d. there, Nov. 3, 1853, buried Scarboro. Children: 
jilliam Winslow, Isaiah Hacker, Isaac Mott, Phebe Winslow, Nathan Mower, Louisa, Joseph, 
•roes Ualleck, Robert Winslow, Louisa Maria, Daniel Haviland. 




704 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3149] HARRIET HAMLIN,^ (Jonas,' Tlinothy,65 Zaccheus,* Jonathan,' 
James,2i) b. China, Me., Oct. 16, 1820; m. Winslow, Me., Dec. 19, 18.37, Edmund 
Llewellyn, son of Barnum and Phebe (Richardson) Hodges, b. Attleboro, Mass.^ ' 
May 4, 1818; farmer; Winslow; Democrat. Both d. there; she Nov. 13, 1857: 
he Mar. 23, 1896. 

Dh, b. Winslow: 

Sept. 25, 1840. 

Apr., 1842; d. Dec, 1842. 

July 26, 1844. 

Mar. 4, 1845. 

Sept. 13, 1847. 

1851, " aged nine months, 
Nov., 1853, " 1862. 

Nov. 17, 1856. 
Nov. 17, 1856, " July, 1858. 

[3150] TIMOTHY H. HAML1N,8 (Bro. of Harriet,) 

b. China, Me., Aug. 31, 1822; m. 1st, Jan. 2, 1850, Fannie, « dau. of John and 
Mary (Smith) Wellington, b. Albion, Me., May 20, 1829, who d. Aug. 31, 1852; m, 
2d, Emily S. Wellington, b. Sept. 26, 1835, sistei- of first wife; m. .3d, Feb. 23, 
1857, Caroline E.,^ dau. of WilHam and Susan (Garland) Freeman,* b. Winslow, 
Me., Dec. 6, 1843. He d. Benton, Me., Aug:. 2, 1892. 

Ch. by 3d wife: 

7110.* Fannie W., b. Dec. 13, 1857. 

7111. SumnkrM., " Mar. 9, 1869; d. June 14, 1886. 

7112. HOKACE Pool, " June 23, 1872. 





Ch, b. Winslow 


7101.* 


Llewellyn E., 


7102. 


Hannah M., 


7103.* 


Geokge W., 


7104.* 


Frank D., 


7105.* 


SU&AN R., 


7106. 


Barnum, 


7107. 


Phebe, 


7108.* 


Emma, 


7109. 


Ella, 



* Note 430. For Freeman, see note 74. 

EDMUND FREEMAN,4 (Edmuncl,32i) t,. Sandwich. Mass., Aug. 30, 1683; m. Keziab 
Pressbury, b. 1688. It is supposed he resided in that part of Yarmouth, which is now North 
Dennis, .Mass.; removed with his family to South Parish, Mansfield, Ct. The chimney of his 
house was standing there, 1834. iQscriptions on their graves, there: "Here lyeth interred ye 
body of Mr. Edmund Freeman, born Sandwich, Aug. 30, 1683, and departed tliis life .June ye 
first, 170<>. .Job XIX, S."), 26, 27." In memory of Mrs. Kezia Freeman, late consort of Mr. Edmund 
Freeman, who departed this life April 20, 1764, aged 77 yrs." Children : Edmund, Lydia, Ed- 
mund, Prince, Stephen, Sylvanus, Nathaniel, Keziah, Sarah, Deborah, Skeefe, Thomas, Abi- 
gail, Margaret. 

EDMUND FREEMAN,5 b. Sandwich, Sept. 30, 1711; m. Aug. 7, 17:^6, Martha, dau. of Na- 
thaniel Otis, of Sandwich; he graduated Harvard College, 1733; spent some time in Nobscusset, 
part of Yarmouth, now North Dennis, teaching; removed to Mansfield, Ct., 1741-2; farmer. 
Rotbd. and are buried Mansfield; he Feb. 11, 1800; she .Tan. 23, 1790, aged 72. Children: Edmund. 
Nathaniel, Nathaniel, Abigail, .Jonathan, Otis, Eussell, Moody, Frederick, Martha. 

Hon. NATHANIEL FREEMAN.b b. Yarmouth, Mar. 28, 1741; m. 1st, May .5, 1763, Try- 
phosia CoUon. of Killingly, Ct., b. Mar. 18. 1743, who d. .July II. 1796; m. 2d, Apr. 7. 1799. Eliza- 
beth, widow of .Josiah Gilford, of Falmouth, Mass., dau. of .John Handy, of Sandwich, b. Oct. 6, 
1767; removed to Mansfield, Ct.. with his parents in infancy, and passed his minority there; 
studied medicine with Dr. Cobb, of Thompson, Ct. ; returned to Sandwich and became physician 
there; member Mass., Congress, 1775; representative three times ; an ardent patriot; 12 years 
brigadier general of militia; 36 years judge of Court of Common Pleas; and 47 years register of 
Probate, Barnstable; was in service in Barnstable Co., in the Rev. and is the Col. Freeman, 
freqently referred to in this work, under whom several Hamlins served. When he resigned his 
military commission. Gov. Hancock said of him: "An officer whose patriotic service shone so 
conspicuously during a long and arduous revolution, which tried the souls of men in whatever 
station called by the voice of their country to act." On the same occasion Lieut. Gov. Samuel 
Adams who conducted the transaction, wrote: "The spirit of liberty, under whose benevolent 
guide your conduct has been so eminently distinguished during our late conflict with despotism 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 705 

[3151] MARTHA HA MLIN.8 (Sister of Harriet,) 

b. Cliina, Me., Apr. 6, 1824: m. Jan. 2, 1842, Otis Wilson. Slie d. Winslow, 
Me.; he d. Madison, Me. 

Children: 
7113. Lyman: d. unm. 

7114.* Louisa. 
7115. Leonard. 



[3152] JOHN PRIEST HAMLIN,« (Bro. of Harriet,) 

b. Vassalboro, Me., Apr. 20, 1827: m. 1st, 1856, Mary J. Booker, of Rocli:land, 
Me., who d. Salem, Mass., 1866; m. 2d, Sept. 26, 1867, Ruth Rice Williams, of 
Hiram, Me.: leather manufacturer: Salem; member Essex Lodge, A. F. & A.M.; 
R. A. M.; Winslow Lewis Commandery K. T.; Salem Council Royal and Select 
Masters for 27 years. He d. from an accident, Salem, Oct. 26. 1891. 

Ch. by first wife, b. Salem: 

7117.* Henry Lewis, Feb. 24, 1860. 

7118.* Hannah Jane, July, 1866. 



[3154] ALEXANDER H. HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Harriet,) 

b. Winslow, Me., Mar. 2, 1831; m. Abbie Wentworth, of Farmington N. H. 
He d. Winslow, Me., May 13, 1862; she d. Farmington, N. H. 

Children: 

7119. A Daughter, b. Winslow. 

7120. A Daughter, " " 

7121. A Son, " Farmington. 



[3155] SUMNER H. HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Harriet,) 

b. Winslow, Me., Dec. 14, 1832. He went to California, Feb., 1869; not heard 
from since about 1872: no information that he ever married. 



[3156] CHARLES W. HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Harriet.) 

I b. Winslow, Me., Aug. 30, 1835; m. 1st, Nov., 1856, Maria Coleman, b. Win- 
'slow. who d. 1860: m. 2d, Sept. 15, 1862, Adelaide H. Priest, of Vassalboro, Me.; 
private C, llth Me. Inf. Vols. He d. China village, Nov. 11, 1902. 

• is equally recognized iQ yoa b/ the present, as by oar litely diparted commander-in-chief 
(Gov. Hancock, then deceased) and he e.^presses his confraternity with you in friendship." 
He d. Sandwich. Sept. 20. 1827; his widow, May 27, IStl. Children: Edmund, Xathaniel, Abigail, 
Martha, .Jonathan Otis, Rufus, Tryphosa Colton, Sarah, Nancy, Russell, Abraham Williams, 

I Geo. Washington, Frederick. Tryphosa Colton, Nancy, Nathaniel, Elizabeth Handy, Love 

iSwain, Tryphena, Hannah Bourne. 

EDMUND FREEMAN,' b. Sandwich, May 4, 1764; m. Elizabeth Pattee; was some years 

I'ln Boston; printer; Editor of The Herald of Freedom, 1784; was in Winslow, Me., as early as 

1797, wherehe d. July 1, 1807; his widow d. Feb. 6, 1866. Children, b. Winslow; William, Ann E. D. 

WILLIAM FREEMAN,8 b. Winslow, Me., June 12. 1797; m. Mar. 8, 1829, Susan Garland; 
resided Winslow. Children: William Edmund, Susan Elizabeth, Ellen, Margaret Nelson, Mary 
Ann, Caroline E., Russell, Roland H., James Edson. 



706 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Cli. by 1st wife: 

7122. A Daughter, d. June, 1857. 

7123. Mary E., m. George Ayer. 

By 2d wife: 

7124. Carrie Priest, " Andrew Babb. 

L3157] BETSEY M. HAMLIN,* (Sister of Harriet,) 

b. Winslow, Me., Nov. 26, 1837; m. China, Me., Nov. 26, 1855, Franklin W : 
son of Erastus and Jane (Hewett) Metcalf, b. Albion, Me., April 1, ISM 
farmer; Albion; Prohibitionist; member Central Lodge 45, A. F. & A. M. 
Baptists. 





Ch. b. Albion: 








7125. 


Abbie J., 


Sept. 


28, 


1856; d. Sept. 29, 1881. 


7126. 


Martha E., 


Mar. 


4, 


1858. 


7127. 


Mary D., 


A pr. 


10, 


1860. 


7128. 


ROSELLA, 


Sept. 


24, 


1862, " Apr. 3, 1867. 


7129. 


William H., 


July 


10, 


1865. 



[3158] Lieut. MAXEY HAMLEN,* (Bro. of Harriet,) 

b. Winslow, Me., Mar. 19, 1841; m. China, Me., June 1, 1867, Adelaide H.. 

Jaquith, b. Albion, Me., Jan. 13, 1646; Corporal, D, 2d U. S. S.; enlisted Sept. 

21, 1861; promoted Sergeant: dis. Oct., 1862: 1st Lieut. A, 20th Me. Inf. Vols.: 

commissioned July 11, 186J: mustered out July 16, 1865; farmer; Winslow, 

China and Albion, Me. She d. Aug. 31, 1898. 

Children: 

7130.* John Maxey, b. Oct. 21, 1868. 

7131. Martin Jonas, " June 14, 1870. 

7132.* ■ Emma Frances, " Aug. 1, 1872. 

7133. Perley Harrison, " July 1, 1876. 

7134. Florence May, " Apr. 25, 1885. 

[3164] Dr. HANNIBAL HAMLIN,^ (Otis,' Timothy,* 5 Zaccheus,* 
Jonathan, 3 James.ai) b. Milo., Me., May 19, 1847; m. Maiden, Mass., Oct. 17, 
1876, Rushia Jane Holmes, b. Belmont, Me., Jan. 14, 1849; physician; Orono, 
Me. 

No issue, 

[3168] OSCAR CHAMBERLAIN HAMLIN,* (Reuben,' Timothy.es 
Zaccheus,* Jonathan, s James,2i) b. China, Me., May 2, 1834; m. there, Nov. 
25, 1860, Harriet Amanda, dau. of Daniel and Martha (Fall) Ford, b. China, 
Aug. 2, 1838; farmer; China, until 1855; Santa Cruz, Cal., until 1859; Albion, 
Me., until 1877; Boston, Mass., until 1887; Tremont, N. H., until 1894; since, 
China; Republican; member Central Lodge 45, A. F. & A. M.: she member ! 
W. C. T. U.; Baptists. 

Ch. b. Albion: 

7135. George Hermon, July 16, 1862; unm. 1902. 

7136. Reuben How^ard, Mar. 15, 1868; d. July 11, 1870. 
7137.* Louis Howard, May 16, 1870. 
7138. Florence May, July 28, 1872, " Apr. 23, 1874. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 



707 



ROSE ANNA HAMLIN,* (Calvin, ^ Timothy,«5 Zaccheus," Jonathan, s 
Janies,'^') b. China, Me., Au^-. 19, 1833. She compiled a geneology in manuscript 
of the descendants of Timothy Hamlen.' in which the name was uniformly 
spelled Hamlen. which has been of assistance in compiling this branch of the 
work. She d. unmarried. Union, N. H., Sept. 21, 1890. 




Miss Rose A. Hamlin. 



K 



[31711 EDMUND niGGINS HAMLIN,8 Bro. of Rose A.,) 

b. China, Me., Jan. 1«, 18.3H: ra. Sierraville, Cal., Oct. 9.186.5, Hattie Eleanor, 
dau. of Benjamin Franklin and Eleanor Barker (Jewell) Moore, b. Stratham, 
N. H., Aug. 1, 1832: farmer and stock raiser: China, until 1856: Sierra Co., Cal., 
until 1875: Nevada, until 1881: since, Sierraville: Republican: member Sierra 
Valley Lodge, 184, A. F. & A. M.: members Sierra Star Chapter 129, O. E. S. 
Ch. b. Sierraville: 

7139.* Edmund Henry, Nov. 11, 1866. 

7140.* Calvin Marshall, Dec. 10, 1868. 

7141. Rose Edna, July 30, 1870; unm. 1901. 

[3172] MARY FARRINGTON HAMLIN.' (Sister of Rose A.,) 
b. China, Me., June 1, 1837; unmarried; China and Albion, Me. She was a 
nurse in Boston, Mass., and vicinity for fourteen years. She has rendered val- 
uable assistance in compiling the records of this branch of the family, and 
spells the name Hamlin. 



708 



THE HAMLIIJ FAMILY. 



[3173] JULIA FEAI^CES HAMLIN,* (Sister of Rose A.,) ' 

b. China, Me., Dec. 20, 1838; m. Waterville, Me., July 12, 1862, William ; 

Dyer, son of Alpheus and Mary Jane (Dyer) Ewer,* b. Vassalboro, Me., Jan. 

14, 1835; Sergeant, B, 16th Me. Inf. Vols.; enlisted July 8, 1862; dis. Mar. 5, 1863; | 

fruit grower; res. in Maine and N. H.; San Francisco, Oakland, Alameda and ! 

Los Gastos, Cal.; member G. A. R. A. O. U. W.; Freemason: she member 

W. R. C. and W. H. H. & F. M. L.; Presb. 

No issue. 

[3174J ROSCOE GREEN HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Rose A.,) | 

b. China, Me., Jan. 30, 1841; m. Oct. 7, 1873, Eunice L.,^ dau. of Isaac and \ 

Sarah (Mather) Street.f b. Ottawa, Ohio, Mar. 11, 1845; private, D, 2d U. S. S.; i 

enlisted Nov. 12, 1861;. dis. July 16, 1862; res. China, except while in the army, 

until Apr. 1863; Sierra Valley, Cal., until May, 1866; China, until Aug., 1868; 

Humboldt Co., Cal., until Nov. 1869; Sierra Co., until May, 1870: Plumas Co., 

until May, 1892; since, Etta, Cal.; Republican: member South Mountain Post, i 

117, G. A. R.; members, Plumas Grange, 245, P. of H. and I. O. G. T.; she Meth- j 

odist. ' 

Ch. b. Beckwith, Cal.: 



:142. 



Charles Elvell, 



Aug. 3, 1874; d. same day. 



7143. 


Ethel Pratt, 


Oct. 


19, 


1875; 


unm. 


1896 


7144. 


Helen Hale, 


Dec. 


7, 


1876, 


li 


a 


7145. 


Ray Arms, 


May 


15, 


1878, 


i : 


ii 


7146. 


Alfred Street, 


Oct, 


7. 


1880, 


a 


11 


7147. 


Eunice Edna, 


Feb. 


20, 


1883, 


u 


11 



[3175] ALFRED MARSHALL HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Rose A.,) 

b. China, Me., Apr. 12, 1843; m. Virginia City, Nev., Mar. 11, 1866, Annie, 
dau. of William Willis and Amanda Fitzgerald (De Jurnet) Welch, b. Danville, 
Va., Dec. 25, 1843; mercliant, miner and millman; Corp. B, 16th Me. Inf. Vols.; 
enlisted July 31, 1862; in battle of Fredericksburg, Va., Dec, 12, 1862; dis. for 
disability Apr. 2, 1863; graduated Waterville College, Me.. 1865; res. Virginia 
City, Nev., 1866-9; Pine Grove, Nev., .until 1880; since, Lake City, Cal.; Inde- 
pendent; member North East Lodge 266, A. F. & A. M.: she Baptist. 

Children: 

b. Feb. 11, 1869, Pine Grove. 

" June 10, 1871, " 

" Nov. 4, 1873, " " d. Nov. 15, 1878 

" May 5, 1876, " " 

" July 22, 1879, Lake City. 

" Oct. 26, 1880, " " 

[3176] SOPHRONIA OWEN HAMLIN,' (Sister of Rose A.,) 
b. China, Me., Apr. 8, 1845; m. Albion, Me., Jan. 14, 1872, William Porter, 
son of Alva and Priscilla (Littlelield) Plummer, b. Canaan, Me., Oct. 31. 1841, 
his 3d wife; he m. 1st, Martha Ellen Weymouth, of Albion, by whom he had, 

* For Ewer see note 9. 

t NOTE43L ISAAC STREET,MAaron,3 Zadock,2 Peter.i) 

PETER STREET.i wife Elizabeth, she b. irSO-M. He d. before the Revolution, and she 
m. Ambler. Child: Zadock, b. Oct. 8, 1751 ; m. Eunice Silvers. 



7148. 


Marshall C, 


7149. 


Olla May, 


7150. 


Maude E., 


7151. 


Ira Burdena, 


7152. 


ROSCOE, 


7153. 


Edmund A., 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 



709 



Henry Alva, who d. aged 4 yrs.; m. 2d, Nancy Jane Kimball, by whom he had 
Augustus; private, I, 42, Mass. Inf. V'ols.; enlisted Aug. 22, 1862: captured Gal- 
A^eston, Texas, Jan. 1, 1863, paroled after six weeks, never exchanged; dis. Aug. 
20,186;^; farmer; removed from Canaan, 1856; res. Dorchester, Mass., 1862; Albion, 
1898; Democrat. She d. Albion, Apr. 7, 1890. 

Ch. b. Albion: 



7)54.* 
7155.* 
7156. 

7157. 



Florence Evblin, 
Rose Edna, 
Calvin Hamlin, 
Edmund Hamlin, 



July 20, 1873. 
Nov. 21, 1878, 
Jan. 29, 1882. 
Oct. 12, 1884. 




Henry A, Hamlin, 



13177] HENRY AUGUSTUS HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Rose A.,) 

b. China, Me., May 27, 1847: private, I, Baker's D. C, Cavalry, enlisted Jan. 

26, 1864: captured at Stoughton river, Va,, on Wilson's raid, June 26, 1864; 

d. in prison, Aug. 1, 1864. 



[3178] ELLA EVELYN HAMLIN,« (Sister of Rose A.,) 

b. China, Me., Mar. 28, 1850; m. Wakefield, N. H., July 3, 1886, Horace H., 
son of Jonas and Mary Moulton, b. Dover, N. H., Dec. 13, 1835; private, D, 1st 
N. H. H, Art.; enlisted Aug. 31, 1864; served at Washington, D. C, and For- 



710 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



tress Monroei Va; dis. June 15, 1865: employee Boston and Maine railroadV 
Union, N. H.; Democrat: member Eli Wentworth Post, G. A. R.: Lovelji 
Lod^e, Knights of Honor, 1185: Methodists. She was a teacher in the public 
schools of Maine and New Hampshire seventeen years, before marriage,, and 
a member of the school board of Wakefield three yearSv 
No issue. 





Mrs. Ella. E. Moulton.. 



[3181] ABIGAIL 0WEN,« (gophronia Hamlin,' Timothy,«5 Zacchens,* 
Jonathan, ■•' .James,2i) b. Milo, Me., Oct. 29, -1838; m. there, Mar. 12, 1868, William 
T., son of Abner and Sabrina (Leyford) Stubbs, b. Livermore, Me., March I4f 
1839: teacher: Clarence, Iowa, 1870-81; Milo, until 1884; since, Foxcraft, Me.? 
Freemason; Yeoman, in the navy; enlisted Apr. 9, 1864; served on the Relief;; 
dis. Dec. 31, 1867: she Baptist. 

Ch. b. Milo: 

7158. Helen G-, June 1, 1874; d. July 19^,- 1^95, unm. 

[3183J WILLIAM HENRY OWfiJf,» (Bro. of Abigail,) 

b. Milo, Me., July 31, 1842; m. there, July 4, 1864, Clara M., dau. of Edwirt 
S., and Malinda S. (Washburn) Johnson, b. Foxcraft, Me., I)ec. 16, 1842; apoth- 
ecary; Milo; Republican; member of Piscataquis Lodge,. A. F. & A. M.; and 
R. A. M.: Sergt. B, 20 Me., Inf. Vols.; enlisted Aug. 29, 1862: participated in 
battles of Antietam, Fredericksburg, Aldie, Gettysburg, Rhappahannock 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 711 

Station, Mine Rub, Wilderness, and Weldon Railroad; wounded at battle of 
Wilderness, May 5, 1864, and Weldon R. R., Sept. 30, 1864. He was drowned at 
Milo, Aug. 31, 1884; she rriember W. R. C. and W.C. T. Q.; Baptists. 

Ch. b. Milo: 



7159.* 


Fked Kkamph, 


Oct. 


10, 


1865. 




7160. 


Abbie Samantha, 


Mar. 


25, 


1867: 


res. Milo. 


7161. 


Alice May, 


Nov. 


23, 


1868; 


d. Dec. 27, 1868. 


7162. 


William Sumner, 


Nov. 


24, 


1869. 




7163. 


Henry Thomas, 








" Sept^ 1874. 


7164. 


Frank Leslie, 








" July 1876. 


7165.* 


Charles Edwin, 


Mar. 


1. 


1873. 




7166. 


LONA Adella, 


July 


24, 


1880: 


unm. 1902. 



[3195] HORATIO PACKARD FARRINGTON,« (Mary Hamlen,^ 
Timothy,*^ Zaccheus,* Jonatlian,^ James,2i.) b. China, Me., Mar. 2, 1837; m. 
Angle Judkins, of Dover, Me.: private, A, 6th Me, Inf. Vols,: enlisted by name 
of Henry P. Farrington; res. Dover, and was married a few days before his 
"Company left for the war; was sick nearly a year, but hoped to serve out his 
enlistment, and sacrificed his life by remaining too long; he started for home 
-and d. N, Y. City, June 1, 1864; buried there. 

[3196] Lieut. CHARLES ATWOOD FARRINGTON,* (Bro. of Hora- 
tio P.,) b. China, Me., May 14, 1839; m. Emily Mclntire, of Waterville, Me.; 2d 
Lieut. I, 31st Me. Inf. Vols. He d. of wounds received in battle, Washington, 
D. C, June 20, 1864; his body was sent home; his widow and daughter are deaa. 

Children: 

7167. Charles; res. Waterville, Me. 

7168. Georgia. 

[3197] BYRON HAMLIN FARRINGTON,* {Bro. of Horatio P.,) 
b. China, Me., April 19, 184-; private C, 1st Me. Cav.; mus. Oct. 20, 1861; 

■d. of disease, Washington, D. C, Aug. 22, 1862; buried there at the Military 

Asylum, 

[3198] HELEN M. FARRINGTON,* (Sister of Horatio P.,) 

b, China, Me., Nov. 2, 1843; m, George Percival. 

Children: 

7169. LoTTA. 

7170. Vena. 

13199] REUBEN MEIGS FARRINGTON,* (Bro. of Horatio P..) 
b. China, Me., Nov. 22, 1845; Corp., B, 16th Me. Inf. Vols.; mustered Aug. 
14, 1862; promoted Sergt. He d. of disease, at home, June 12, 1864. 

[3200] GUSTAVUS A. FARRINGTON,' (Bro. of Horatio P.,) 
b. Windsor, Me., Nov. 8, 1847; Private, B, 2d Me. Cavalry. He d. of disease. 
New Orleans, La., Oct. 30, 1864, and buried there. 

[3201] TIMOTHY S. FARRINGTON,* (Bro. of Horatio P.,) 

b. Windsor, Me., Mar. 10, 1850: m. Emma Winter. 
No issue. 



712 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[3202] MAEY A. FARRINGTON,' (Sister of Horatio P.J 

b. Windsor, Me., Feb. 24, 1852; m. Martin Webber. She d. Sept. 21, 1885, 

Children: 

7171. Eknest. 

7172. Cony. 

[.■5203] WILLIAM O. FARRINGTON,* (Bro. of Horatio P.,) 

b. Windsor, Me., Jan. 21, 1854; m. 1st, Abbie Metcalf, who d. Sept. 28, 1881; 
m. 2d, Mary Metcalf; res. South China, Me. 

Cb. by 1st wife; 



7173. 


EVA. 


7174. 


Horatio. 




By 2d wife 


7175. 


Lottie, 


7176. 


George. 


7177. 


Irving. 


7178. 


Arthur. 



[32151 MARIA WEST,^ (Mary Dickey,' Mary Hainh'n,fi Tiraothy,^ 

Zaccheus,* Jonathan, » James,^!) b. Frankfort, Me., July 24, 1813; m. there, 
Nov. 19, 1833, Charles McKenney, b. Canaan, Me.; soldier in the Madawasha 
war in Aroostook Co., Me.: served from February to May, 1839; she res. South 
Thoraaston, Me, 1898. He d. Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov., 1879. 



7179.* 


Children: 
Livonia, 


b. Nov. 


8, 18.34, 


Enfield. 


7180.* 


Sarah Jane, 


" Oct. 


12, 1837, 


Hallowell. 


7181.* 


William A., 


" Feb. 


23, 1839, 




7182.* 


Henry H., 


" Feb. 


26, 1841, 




7183.* 


Frances E., 


" Apr. 


25, 1843, 




7184. 


George E., 


" Sept. 


25, 1845, 




7185.* 


Drusilla M., 


" Apr. 


29, 1848, 




7186. 


Herbert N., 


" Mar. 


6, 1851, 


St. George; d. Sept. 14, '75 


7187. 


Charles, 


" Feb. 


25, 1855, 


Thomas ton. 



[3216] DORCAS WEST,« 



(Sister of Maria,) 



7188. 


Alonzo, 


7189.* 


Maria A., 


7190.* 


Franklin A., 


7191.* 


Charles H., 


7192.* 


Lillie Pierce, 


7193. 


Brantha L., 


7194. 


James L., 


7195. 


Alonzo J., 



d. Aug. 1836. 



b. Frankfort, Me., Apr. 22, 1815; ra. there, Apr. 12, 1835, Daniel, son of Sol- 
omon and Betsey (Goodwin) Tibbitts, b. Frankfort, June 22, 1806; farmer; 
Frankfort, until 1855; Bangor, until 1860; afterwards, Burlington, Me.; Repub- 
lican; Adveatists. Both d. Burlington; she July 20, 1883; he Sept. 4, 1892. 

Ch. b. Frankfort: 

July, 1826; 

July 5, 1837. 

April, 1840. 

June, 1842. 

Feb., 1846. 

Jan., 1849; 

Feb., 1852, 

Nov., 1853, 



Jan. 1873, unm. 
Dee. 1852. 
Nov. 1853. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 713 

[3217] HOSE A WEST,* (Bro. of Maria,) 

b. Frankfort, Me., Oct. 14, 1819: m. Hallowell, Me., July, 1847, Ann Mehit- 
able, dau. of Asa and Eunice (Brann) Boynton, b. Jefferson, Me., Dec. 21, 1827; 
laborer: Hallowell, 1847-52; afterwards Rockland, Me; Republican; Advent- 
ists; sailor in navy in Mexican war: private, I, 19th Maine Inf. Vols; enlisted 
Aug. 25, 1862. Both d. Rockland: he, Oct. 9, 1890; she, Apr. 6, 1885. 
Children: 

7196.* Maky Helen, b. Oct. 3, 1848, Hallowell. 

7197.* HosEA Augustine, " Mar. 1, 1850, " 

7198.* Georgianna, " Nov. 18, 1851, 

7199.* John Franklin, " Dec. 7, 1857, Rockland. 

7200.* Ocena Montavhon, " Mar. 5, 1860, " 

7201.* William Lincoln, " Jan. 26, 1865, " 

7202.* EvALENA Sophia, " Oct. 8, 1869, " 

[3231] OTIS MOORE, s (Pauline Dickey,' Mary Hamlin, « Timothy,^ 

Zaccheus,* Jonathan, 3 James,2i) b. Frankfort, Me., May 21, 1819; m. there, July 

3, 1842, Lois Ann, dau. of Peter and Abigail (Haines) Massure, b. Searsport, Me.. 

April 18, 1821: farmer; Frankfort; Democrat, until 1860, afterward. Republican: 

Methodists, afterwards, Adventists. Both d. Frankfort; he, Oct. 20, 1889: she, 

Oct. 17, 1891. 

Ch.b. Frankfort: 

7203.* Belinda A., Apr. 18, 1843. 

7204.* Abbie Paulina, Oct. 4, 1844. 

7205. Edwin O., Feb. 4, 1846; d. unm. March, 1891. 

7206. Evelyn, Aug. 12, 1850; m. Charles Swett. 

7207. Alw^ilda, Aug. 13, 1851, " Freeman Partridge. 
7208.* Howard M., July 25, 1856. 

7209. Ella N., Aug. 2, 1858, unm. 1899. 

7210.* Arthur W., Aug. 2,1860. 

7211. Bertha, Mar. 3, 1862; d. Dec. 4, 1863. 

[3232] JOHN MOORE,s (Bro. of Otis,) 

b. Frankfort, Me., July 12, 1821; m. Winterport, Me., Dec. 28, 1850, Jane E., 
dau. of Joseph P. and Margaret (Durham) Matthews, b. Searsport. Me., July 13, 
1824; farmer; Monroe, Me.; Republican; Methodist; member Morning Light 
Grange, P. of H.; she Cong, and Good Templar. 
Ch. b. Monroe: 

7212. Fred John, May 24, 1852; d. Nov. 14, 1853. 
7213.* Emma Jane, Jan. 17, 1854. 

7214.* Frank Albert, May 19, 1856. 

7215. Clarence Matthews, Sept. 3, 1861, " Oct. 16, 1864. 

7216.* Margaret Pauline, July 2, 1863. 

7217. Clarence John, Aug. 6, 1866, " Oct. 10, 1891. 

7218.* Clifton Matthews, June 23, 1869. 

[3233] MARTHA MOORE,^ (Sister of Otis,) 

b. Frankfort, Me., Aug. 27, 1824; m. Oliver Lowe, b. Aug. 28, 1800; farmer: 
Monroe, Me. He d. Sept., 1850. 
Ch. b. Monroe: 

7219. Aurora, d. Dec. 5, 1895, Monroe. 

7220. Oliver, " " unm. 



714 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3234] LORENZO MOORE,* (Bro. of Otis,) 

b. Frankfort, Me., July 25, 1826; m. Mary E., dau. of James and Elizabeth 

(Matthews) Durham, b. Belfast, Me., Feb. 4, 1828: farmer; Monroe: Republican; 

she Cong. He d. Monroe, Me., July 8, 1894. 
Ch. b. Monroe: 

7221. Elizabeth, Nov. 9, 1865. 

[3235] EMELINE MOORE,s (Sister of Otis,) 

b. Frankfort, Me., 1828; m. Monroe, Me., July 1, 1855, J. Wellington, son of 
Daniel and Mercy A. ( Wordwell) Lowe, b. Winterport, Me., Oct. 9, 1823, brother 
of Gov. Fred Lowe, of California; farmer; Winterport; Republican. Shed. 
Winterport, July 1, 1873. 
Children: 

7222. Zettie. 

7223. Fred. 

[3236] HORATIO MOORE,* (Bro. of Otis,) 

b. Frankfort, Me.. Sept. 3, 18.32: m. Abbie, dau. of Rev. Isaac Moore; farmer; 

she Freewill Baptist. After the death of his wife he became insane and left 

home, about 1890-1, and not heard from since. 
Children: 

7224. Mabel. 

7225. Isaac. 

[3239] L. ALBERT MOORE,* (Bro. of Otis,) 

b. Frankfort, Me, 1838: m. April 23, 1865, Abbie, dau. of James and Lucy 
A. (Curtis) Tyler, b. Swanville, Me., Jan. 31, 1843; farmer; Glenburn, Me.: Re- 
publican; she, Freewill Baptist. Supt. of Sunday School. 

Children: 

7226. Marcus, b. Aug. 31, 1867, Frankfort: d. Dec. 30, 1867. 

7227. Vincent, "Feb. 26, 1869, Redfield, la.: unm. 1899. 

7228. Earnest, " Dec. 12, 1870, Glenburn; d. Apr. 13, 1891. 

[3240] SARAH MOORE,s (Sister of Otis,) 

b. Frankfort, Me.. June 6, 1838; m. Wakefield, Mass., Henry Allen, son of 
Allen and Tabitha ( Higgins) Eldridge, b. Orleans, Mass., July 4, 1841: Inspector 
Rattan Factory; Republican; Odd Fellow; member Royal Arcanum; Congs. 
Both d. Wakefield; she April, 1885: he May 19, 1895. 
Children: 

7229.* Grace, b. Dec. 25, 1875, Lynn. 

7230. Frederick P., " Wakefield; d. infancy. 

7231. Harold P., " 1885, " " 1885. 

[3241] MARTHA ANN SARGENT,* (Martba Dickey,' Mary Hamlen,' 
Timothy,5 Zaccheus,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. Monroe, Me., May 27, 1826: m. 
Jan. 25, 1849, Samuel, son of Samuel and Abby (Littlefield) White, b. Frank- 
fort, Me.; lumberman; Bangor, Me.: Democrat; she Freewill Baptist. Shed. 
Bangor, June 26, 1871. He m. 2d, her sister, Ella Sargent. 
No Issue. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 715 

[3242] ALDEN SARGENT,' (Bro. of Mary Ann,) 

, b. Monroe, Me., July 31, 1828: unmarried; graduated West Point Military 

J Academy: Lieut. U. S. Army: paymaster to the Indians. He became blind and 
i resigned, 1862. He d. Augusta, Ark., Oct. 20, 1873. 

[3243] ROBERT SARGENT,^ (Bro. of Mary Ann,) 

b. Monroe, Me., Sept. 4, 1830: m. Pataha City, Washington, Dec. 14, 1872, 
Mary F. Benjamin: speculator and miner: Pendleton, Ore.: sheriff; Republican; 

I member Harmony Lodge 24, K. P.; she Baptist. He d. Oregon, May 15, 1894; 

ij she was living, 1898. 

[3244] LAURA .J. SARGENT,8 (Sister of Mary Ann,) 

b. Monroe, Me., Aug. 30, 1833; m. in Colorado, John Ripley; ranchman 
Fountain, Col.; Republican; she Baptist. She d. Colorado, Nov. 15, 1886. 

No issue. 



JOHN F. SARGENT,' (Bro. of Mary Ann,) 

b. Monroe, Me., Aug. 13, 1836; m. in Nova Scotia, Mar. 31, 1867, Charlotte 
Knights; merchant: Texas; Democrat: Baptist. He d. in Texas, Nov. 14, 1873; 
she d. Nova Scotia, Jan. 1, 1869. 

No issue. 

[.3246] ROXANNA SARGENT,8 (Sister of Mary Ann,) 

b. Monroe, Me., Aug. 23, 1839: m. there, Oct. 25, 1864, Amasa S., son of 
Nathaniel and Lavinia (Drew) Garland, b. Carmel, Me., Oct. 1, 1841; enlisted 
U. S. Navy, Aug., 1862: served on ship Housatonic, at Morris Island, Fort Wag- 
ner, and Fort Sumpter; dis. Sept., 1863; merchant and land owner; Monson, Me.; 
Democrat; selectman; Free thinker; member Onawa Lodge, 33, 1. O. O. F.; she 
was a school teacher: Cong.: member Rebekah North Star Lodge: W. R. C; and 

W. C. T. U. 

Children: 

7232.* Fay E. b. Oct. 9, 1866, Carmel. 

7233. Alden^ W., " Nov. 15, 1871, Fountain, Col.; unm. 1898. 

[3247] ELLA SARGENT,^ (Sister of Mary Ann,) 

b. Monroe, Me., July 8, 1841; m. Hermon, Me., July 22, 1873, Samuel, son of 
Samuel and Abby (Littlefield) White, b. Frankfort, Me., his second wife. He 
m. first her sister, Martha Ann Sargent: lumberman: Monroe, Democrat; she, 
Epis. She d. Bangor, Me., Dec. 23, 1887. 

Ch. b. Bangor: 

7234. Mattie, Mar. 24, 1874: d. Aug. 3, 1874. 

7235. Samuel, May 6, 1876; unm. 1898. 

[3248] LEVI M. WEBBER,^ (Esther Chadwick,7 Priscilla Hamblin,^ 
Timothy,^ Zaccheus,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. China, Me., Jan., 1817; m. 1st, 

Carter, who d. Vassalboro, Me.: m. 2d Esther Webber, who d. Vassal- 

I, boro. He d. Augusta, Me. 

A child by 1st wife. 



716 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3250] ELI H. WEBBER,* (Bro. of Levi M.,) 

b. China, Me.; m. Gray. He d. West Virginia. 

Two Daughters. 

[3251] JOHN R. WEBBER,^ (Bro. of Levi M.,) 

b. China, Me.; married; res. Vassalboro, Me. 
No issue. 

[3252] ZOE WASHBURN SPRATT,' (Trypliosia CliadwiclvJ Priscilla 

Hanilen,6 Tiraothy,^ Zaccheus,* JoHathan,^ James.^i) b. Cliina, Me., 1828; m. 
Carrael, Me., 1847, Levi Johnson. 
Children: 

7236. Edwin, b. 1849. 

7237. Sadie, " 1854. 

7238. William, " 1867; unm. 1898. 

[3253] HADLEY NEWTON SPRATT,* (Bro. of Zoe W.,) 

b. China, Me., 1830; married. He d. Carmel, Me., Aug. 7, 1884. 
Children: 

7239.* Frank. 

7240. Florence x\dell; m. Walter J. Bray. 

[3254] SARAH WARD SPRATT,8 (Sister of Zoe W.,) 

b. China, Me., 1833; m. Carrael, Me., 1854, Stephen Giddings, son of Ed-j 

mund and Nancy (Gardner) Bicknell, b. Belfast, Me., 1828; Mason; Belfast;! 

Democrat; member City Council, 1869-70; Phoenix Lodge 21, A. F. & A. M.; 

she, Baptist; member Home and Foreign Missions; Kings Daughters and 

W. C. T. U., of which she has been President. I 

Ch. b. Belfast: 
7241.* Alice, Apr. 10, 1860. 

7242. Arthur Eugene, Feb. 7, 1868. 

[3255] JULIA CHADWICK SPRATT,^ (Sister of Zoe W^,) 

b. China, Me., 1837; m. Carmel, Me., 1864, Stephen Sparrow. She d. Pitts-| 
field, Me., Aug. 11, 1886. 
No issue. 

[3256] ALTON DAVID SPRATT,' (Bro. of Zoe W.,) 

b. China, Me., 1838; Private, D, 1 D. C. Cav.; enlisted Oct. 14, 1863; captured 

Sycamore C. H.,Va., Sept. 16, 1864; d. in prison, Salisbury, N. C, Nov. 24, 1864, 

unmarried. 

[3257] ABBY SHAW SPRATT,8 (Sister of Zoe W.,) 

b. China, Me., 1839, m. Carmel, Me., 1866, Henry W. Damon, of Stetson, 

Me.; town official; member Pacific Lodge 64, A. F. & A. M. He was buried 

Stetson. 

Children: 

7243. Maybert Linwood. 

7244. Cora E.; m. Rufus Burns. 



EIGHTH GENERATION, 



717 



i;3258] AUGUSTA ROBINSON SPRATT,' (Sister of Zoe W.,) 

b. .China, Me.. 1842; m. Natic, Mass., Joseph Stowell. 

Children: 
7245. Eva, d. Hlllston, Mass., 1895, aged 22 years. 

Two d. in infancy. 

[3259] STOWELL STEVENS SPRATT,8 (Bro. of Zoe W.,) 

b. China, Me., 1845; m. Palermo, Me., 1870, Betsie J., dau. of Laban and Mercy 
M. ( Ward ) Spratt, b. Palermo, 1842; private, Iv, 22d Me. Inf. Vols.: enlisted 
Sept. 8, 1862; in battles of Port Hudson and Little Washington; dis. Aug. 14, 
1863; liveryman; Carmel, Me.: Republican; member G. A. R. and P. H.: she 
Methodist. 





Children: 












7246.* 


Sadie L., 


b. 


Aug. 


28. 


1871, 


Carmel. 


7247.* 


Wilbur C, 


( ( 


Nov. 


3. 


1875, 


u 


7248.* 


A LICK M., 


i k 


Apr. 


14, 


1877, 


u 


7249. 


Abbie D., 


i k 


Mar. 


22, 


1879: 


unm. 1901. 


7250. 


MiNA L., 


H 


Aug. 


10. 


1882, 


(( a 



[3260] FREDUS OLDRIDGE BRAINERD,' (Priscilla H. Chadwick,' 
Priscilla Hamlin, « Timothy,^ Zaccheus,* Jonathan,'* James, 21) b. China, Me., 
Dec. 15, 1831: m. there. May 1, 1855, Maria, dau. of Zeba and Susan (Coffin) 
Washburn, b. China, Jan. 26, 1832; merchant; editor; postmaster; China, until 
1856; Black River Falls, Wis., until 1866; Republican; Baptist; she Methodist. 
Both d. China; he May 9, 1900: she Mar. 31, 1895. 

Children: 



7251. 
7252.* 
7253.* 
7254. 



EsTELLE Maria, 
Walter Scott, 
Newell Washburn, 
Helen Newburt, 



b. July 2, 1856, China; unm. 1901. 

" Feb. 2, 1859, Black River Falls. 

" Aug. 20, 1860, " 

" Mar. 31, 1867. 



[3261] SOPHIA NORTON BRAINERD,' (Sister of Fredus O.,) 
b. China, Me., Aug. 23, 1833; m. there, Nov. 6, 1851, Nicholas Richardson, 
son of Dea. of Israel and Sally (Richardson) Howe, b. Princeton, Mass., Oct. 1, 
1823; farmer and constable; Princeton, until 1867; since, commercial traveler; 
Fitchburg, Mass.: Republican: she Baptist and member Y. M. C. A. Aux. 

Children: 

b. May 2, 1853, Princeton. 

" Dec. 19, 1855. " unm. 1902. 

" May 25, 1858, " " " 

" Mar. 6, 1860, " [unm. 

" Nov. 6, 1863, " d. Mar. 6, 1872, 

" May 25, 1868, Fitchburg. 

" July 17, 1870, " 

" Apr. 22, 1875, " unm. 1902. 



7255.* 


Fredus Brainerd, 


7256. 


Ferdinand Scudder, 


7257. 


Francena Sophia, 


7258.* 


Adelaide Stevens, 


7259. 


Edm'in Brainard, 


7260.* 


Florence Isabelle, 


7261.* 


Mabelle Edith, 


7262. 


Leon Sawtelle, 



[3262] ELLEN AMANDA BRAINERD,^ (Sister of Fredus O., ) 

b. China, Me., Jan. 25, 1835; m. there. May 31, 1857, Dudley Waldo, son of 

Dea. Israel and Sally (Richardson) Howe, b. Princeton, Mass., Jan. 15, 1830; 

paper hanger; Princeton, Leominister, West Newton and Fitchburg, Mass.; 



718 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

RepQbIican:she mem. Anxillary Y. M. C. A.: Baptists. He d. Fitchbur^, Sept„ 

3, 1888. 

Ch. b. Fitchburg: 

7263.* Nellie B., Nov. 26, 1859. 

7264. Edith Florence, Aug. 2, 1872; unm. 1902. 

[3263] JOHN CHADWICK BRAINERD,8 (Bro. of Fredus O.,) 

b. China, Me., Jan. 1, 1837; ra. Bedford, Mass., Feb. 12, 1873, Minnie Ella, 

dau. of Moses Eld ridge and Rose Ann (Morse) Rowe, b. Boston, Mass., Nov. 24, 

1853; tinsmith; China, Me., until 18.54; since, Boston; Independent; landsman 

U. S. Navy; enlisted, Aug. 13, 1863; served on steamer. Grand Gulf; dis. Aug. 

12, 1864. 

Ch. b. Boston: 

7265. George G., Aug. 3, 1874. 

[3264] HENRY WARREN PAINE BRAINERD,^ (Bro. of Fredus O.,) 
b. China, Me., Mar. 9, 1839; m. Petaluma, Cal., Aug. 10, 1873, Jessie M., dau. 
of Dr. Philip Henry and Mary Lovell (Shafter) Edminster, b. Newfane, Vt., 
Aug. 10, 1849: real estate and ins. agent; China, Me., 1839-55: Ware, Mass., 
1857-61; in the army, 1861-3; Petaluma, Cal., 1901: Republican; Mayor of Peta- 
luma, 1898; Sergt., D, 31 Mass. Inf. Vols; enlisted Oct., 1861; dis. June, 1863; 
P. C, Antietam Post 6.3, G. A. R.; member Petaluma Lodge 180, A. F. & A. M.; 
Petaluma Chapter 22, R. A. M.; Mt. Olivet Commandery 20, K. T.; she member 
Antietam Corps, 76 W. R. C; P. P. &P. M.; O. E. S.; Congs. 

Ch. b. Petaluma: 

7266. Maud Shafter, Feb, 1, 1875; unm. 1901. 

7267. Herbert Kitteridge, Aug. 18, 1884. 

[3265] SAMUEL RICHARDSON BRAINERD,8 (Bro. of Fredus O., ) 
b. China, Me., Feb. 19, 1841; unmarried. He was educated for a journalist, 
and was with his brother Fredus at Black River Falls, Wis., for a while; enlisted 
in 1, 4th Wis. Inf. Vols., and d. in service Oct. 27, 1861; buried London Park, 
National Cemetery, Baltimore, Md. 

[3267] MARY ABIGAIL BRAINERD,^ (Sister of Fredus O.,) 

b. China, Me., Aug. 4, 1845; m. Boston, Mass., July 11, 1865, Joel Gilbert, 
son of Joel and Elizabeth Sheperd (Miner) Wilson, b. Coleraine, Mass., Nov. 1, 
1840: organist and music teacher; Coleraine, until 1846; Greenfield. Mass., until 
1861-2: Boston and Springfield, until 1865; Greenfield, 1865-70; Springfield, 1870- 
85; Republican: member Hampden Lodge, A. F. & A. M.; Morning Star Chap- 
ter, R. A. M.; Springfield Council; Springfield Commandery, K. T.; Evening 
Star Lodge of Perfection; DeSota Lodge, I. O. O. F. He was an honorable, 
methodical, conscientious man in all the relations of life. His genial face and 
pleasant greetings were known to a large circle of friends, by whom he was 
greatly beloved. He was organist in Trinity Methodist church, Springfield, 
for nine years, and for about the same length of time at Christ Episcopal church, 
Springfield. He d. Springfield, July 25, 1885; buried with Masonic honors at 
Greenfield: she res. Boston, 1861-5; since her husband's death, Springfield. She 
has rendered valuable assistance in compiling the records of the descendants 
of Priscilla Hamblin,e her great grandmother. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 719 

Children. 

7268. Makv Adalina, b. Aug. 5, 1867, Greentield; d. Apr. 23, 1868. 

7269.* Charles Gilbert, " June 1, 1870, Springfield. 

7270. James Joel, " July 23, 1875, " " Aug. 10, 1876. 

[3268] HARRIET AUGUSTA BRAINERD,* (Sister of Fredu.s O.,) 
b. China, Me., June 20, 1848; m. East Princeton, Mass., Oct. 22, 1867, Ezra 
Olin, son of Simeon and Lucina (Field) Harvey, b. Peacham, Vt., May 16, 1839. 
He received a common school education and attended Phillips Academy, Dan- 
ville, Vt., where he res. until 1839: went to Boston, Mass.. and was clerk in the 
City Hotel and Wilde's Hotel, and cashier for E. R. R. freight house; went to 
Alma, Mich., about 1882 and was book keeper for George D. Barton & Co., lum- 
ber dealers; removed to Lincoln, Neb., 1884, where he has been a hotel keeper; 
Republican, and Free Silver; she Methodist, and W. C. T. U. 

Ch. b. Boston, Mass.: 

7271.* Arthur Stimson, July 21, 1870. 

7272.* Clarence Olin, Aug. 28, 1871. 

[3270] ELIZA ANN ABBOTT,^ (Lucy Chadwick,' Priscilla Hainlen,« 

Timothy,^ Zaccheus,* Jonathan, » James,-i) m. Clancey; hotel keeper; 

Pittsfield, Me.: both dead. 

Two sons. 

[3273] JOHN HENRY STEVENS,' (Mary A. Chadwick,' Priscilla Ham- 
len,6 Timothy,^ Zaccheus,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. China, Me., Sept. 11, 1844; 
m. there, Nov. 17, 1869, Mary Meigs,^ dau. of Reuben and Mary Ann (Meigs) 
Hamlen; insurance agent; China, until 1873: Newton Centre, Mass., until 1885; 
since, San Francisco and Oakland, Cal.; Republican; Baptists. 

Children: 

7273. Mary Louise, b. Sept. 13, 1870, China; unm. 1897. 

7274. Henry Thomas, " Nov. 5, 1879, Newton Centre, " " 

[3274] HENRY S. HAMLIN,8 (Solomon,? « Tiniothy,^ Zaccheus,* Jona- 
than, » James,2i) b. Milo, Me.. Sept. 7, 1819; m. Barnard, Me., Nov. 15, 1840, 
vSarah, dau. of John and Elizabeth (Warren) Waterhouse, b. Lisbon, Me., Oct. 
2, 1825: carpenter: Barnard, 1840; Katahdin Iron Works, 1844; Orneville, 1868; 
afterwards, Milo; Republican. He d. Great Works, Me.; she d. Milo, Apr. 
14, 1875. 

Children: 

7275.* Orrin, b. Apr. 4, 1842, Barnard. 

7276. Frank W., " Apr. 4, 1844, Katahdin. 

7277. John W., " Sept. 13, 1847, Barnard; d. Aug. 14, '68, unm. 

7278. Mary Elizabeth, " Mar. 2, 1863, Orneville. 

[3275] PERSIS HAMLIN,* (Sister of Henry S.,) 

b. Orneville, Me., May 6, 1823; m. Hon. William, son of James and Mary 
(Turner) Porter, b. Orneville, Mar. 14, 1823; lumberman and farmer; Orneville, 
until 1867; afterwards Pleasant Grove, Cal.; Republican; selectman; Representa- 
tive, 1862; she d. Pleasant Grove, Nov. 24, 1888. 



720 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Ch. b. Orneville: 


7279.* 


Frank James, 


7280.* 


Lewis Mblvin, 


7281.* 


Maria Adelaide, 


7282. 


Florence Adella, 


7283.* 


William Edwin, 


7284.* 


Henry Alliston, 



Feb. 18, 1844. 

Feb. 12, 1845. 

Apr. 6, 1853. 

Nov. 30, 1855; m. William Lawrence', 

Nov. 15, 1860. 

Feb. 15, 1863. 



[3276] WILLIAM HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Henry S.,) 

b. Orneville, Me., Feb. 14, 1827; m. NIcation Plantation, Nov. 3, 1850,. 

Hannah E.,dau. of Lewis H., and Hannah (Sinnett) York, b. Marlon, Me., June 

20, 1834; res. Orneville, Milo and Medway; Republican; private, L, 31st Me. Inf. 

Vols'.; enlisted Oct. 4, 1864, served in Army Potomac, before Petersburg, Va.;- 

dis. July 6, 1865. 





Children: 
















7285.* 


Charles Henry, 


b. Apr. 


27, 


1851, 


Orneville. 








7286. 


George H., 


" July 


21, 


1853, 


d. 


Dec. 


27, 


'67 


7287. 


Llewellyn S., 


" June 


26, 


1855, 


a n 


June 


26, 


'5T 


7288. 


Lewis E., 


" May 


8, 


1857, 


Milo, 


June 


12, 


'65- 


7289*. 


William E., 


" Aug. 


8, 


1859, 


Medway. 








7290. 


Benjamin F., 


" Feb. 


26, 


1867, 


Orneville. 








7291. 


Adella M., 


" Sept. 


20, 


1868, 


a a 


Oct. 


29, 


'71 


7292.* 


Geo ROE E., 


" June 


17, 


1873, 


Med way. 








7293.* 


Melville Lee, 


" April 


4, 


1875, 


a 









[3277] EBEN G. HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Henry S.,) 

b. Orneville, Me., Feb. 22, 1830; m. Barnard, Me., June 24, 1854, Susan, dau, 

of William and Betsey (Head) Ladd, b. Williamsburg, Me., Sept. 21, 1829; 

Brownville, Me.; Republican; member Pilgrim Fathers, 40; she Cong. 
Children: 

b. Mar. 14, 1856, Sebec. 

" June 22, 1859, Barnard. 

" Aug. 16, 1860, Williamsburg. 

" Jan. 17, 1867, Sebec. 

" Oct. 17, 1869, Brownville; m. Etta Fogerty 

" July 7, 1870, " m. James J. Barden. 



7294.* 

7295.* 

7296.* 

7297.* 

7298. 

7299. 



Ernest Albar, 

MelVIN AU6USTU.S, 

Willis Morrill, 
Persis Porter, 

ASHTON WOODARD, 

Edith Emily, 



[3278] JOSEPH SARGENT HAMLIN, ^ (Bro. of Henry S.,) 

b. Orneville, Me., Jan. 16, 1832; m. 1st, Milo, Me., July 3, 185.3, Emerline 
Rebecca Mooers, b. Miramichi, Dec. 5, 1831; whod. Orneville, Nov. 27, 1874; m. 
2d, Milo, April 19,1890, Sarah Elizabeth Bradeen; farmer: Milo. 
Children: 
Solomon Augustus, b. May 



7300.* 

7301.* 

7.302.* 

7303. 

7304. 

7305. 

7306.* 

7307.* 



Wilbur Warren, " Aug. 

Lewis Melvin, " Jan. 

LiLLiE Jane, " Feb. 

Thomas Clarence " Dec. 

Henry Bert, " Sept, 

Joseph Chester, " Jan. 

Edwin Merton, " Mar. 



19, 1854, Milo. 

24, 1855, Orneville. 
16, 1858, Milo. 

9, 1861, " m. Charles McGinnis 

25, 1863, " 
3, 1865, " 

7, 1870, Orneville. 
23, 1873, 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 721 

[3280] NELSON HAMLIN CAPEON,8 (Harriet S. Fisher," Rebecca 
Hamblin,« Jonatlian,=^*3 James.^i) b. Wilmot, N. H., Apr. 29, 1860: m. Boone, 
Iowa. May 4, 1887, Estella M., dau. of Charles M. and Manerva (Sweet) Dawes, 
b. Maquoketa, Iowa, Feb. 18, 1862; sign writer: Boone: Republican; member 
A. O. U. W.: Loyal Workmen, 279; Woodmen of the World, 80; Presb. 
Ch. b. Boone: 

7308. Ben F., Mar. 26, 1888. 

7309. Jean L., Aug. 25, 1889. 

[.3281] CHARLES EZRA HAMBLIN,^ (Jonathan,' Charles,* Jona- 

than,5*3 James, -'i) b. Falmouth, Mass., Oct. 13, 1840: m. Boston, Mass., May 24, 
1869, Charlotte Amelia, dau. of Peter C. and Judith P. (Clark) Pinkham, b. 
Nantucket. Mass.; book keeper; North Falmouth, Mass., until 1848; Waquolt, 
Mass., until 1861; in the army until 1865: Cameron, Pa., until 1867; Rondout, 
N. Y., until 1875; Minneapolis, Minn., until 1887; afterwards, Spokane, Wash.; 
Cong.; Private, H, 38 Mass. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Aug. 21, 1862; promoted sergeant; 
served on Red River, La. Expedition; dis. June 3, 1865. He d. Spokane, Nov. 
28, 1889. 

Children: 

7310.* Elizabeth Otis, b. Oct. 28. 1870, Waquoit. 

7311. Mabel Rtpple, '' July 17, 1872, Rondout; unm. 1899. 

7312. Lawrence R., " May 15, 1874, " 

7313. Ralph B., " Dec. 18, 1887, Minneapolis; d. May 12, 1882. 

7314. Robert N., " Jan. 1, 1885, " unm. 1899. 

[3284] LUCY DAVIS HAMBLIN,* (Sister of Chas. E.,) 

b. W^aquoit, Mass., Sept. 7, 1848; m. there, Feb. 22, 1872, Barnabas Ewer, 
son of Barnabas Ewer and Lydia Billings (Long) Bourne, b. Falmouth, Mass., 
Jan. 19, 1850; pattern maker: Waquoit, until 1892; since, Watertown, Mass.; 
she, Cong.; member 59, W. R. C, and W. C. T. U.; she d. Mar. 4, 1901. 
Ch. b. Waquoit: 

7315. Flora A., Feb. 16, 1873; d. May 3, 1901. 

7316. Clarence V., Apr. 9, 1876: unm. 1899. 

7317. Jesse S., July 22, 1883, " " 

[3288] LEWIN A. PECK,^ (Reliance Hamlin,' Zaccheus,^ Isaac,^ Josiah,* 
Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. Jan. 31, 1831; m. H. D. (Palmer), dau. of Freeman 
Dexter, of Winthrop, Me. 

[3292] Capt. ALPHONSO FREEMAN CROWELL,* (Hannah S. Ham- 

blin,' Zaccheus,6 Isaac,^ Josiah,* Jonathan, ^ James, 21) b. Hyannis, Mass., 

May 28, 1837; m. Hoboken, N. J., Feb. 21, 1866, Isabel Maria, dau. of Arthur 

and Lydia Baxter (Lothrop*) Goodspeed,t b. Hyannis, May 25, 1847; master 

mariner; Hyannis; Republican. 

Ch. b. Hyannis: 

7318. Isabel May, Aug. 18, 1867; d. Apr. 2, 1887, unm. 
7319.* Blanche Bickford, June 3, 1868. 

7320. Alphonso Ernest, Jan. 29. 1871; a. May 27, 1887. 

* For Lothrop see note 76. 

+ For Goodspeed see notes 30 and 284. 



722 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3296] ORREN HOWARD CROWELL,8 (Kro. of Alfonzo F.,) 

b. Hyannis, Mass., Oct. 13, 1845; m. there, Oct. 13, 1870, Caroline Parker, 
dau. of Henry and Lucy (Bradford*) Hallett,t b. Hyannis, Aug. 22, 1849: ma- 
chinist; Boston, until 1875; Hyannis, since 1878; Republican; Freemason. 
Ch. b. Hyannis: 

7321. Etta Hallett, Aug. 18, 1871. 

7322.* Henry Howard, Dec. 20, 1874. 

[3301] HORACE FRANKLIN HALLETT,^ (Adeline L. Hamblin,' 

Zaccheus,« Isaac,^ Josiah,* Jonathan,^ James,'-!) b. Dec. 10. 1846; m. Hyannis, 
Mass., .Tan. 28, 1873, Julia Goodspeed, dau. of Gustavus and Caroline (LewisJ) 
Hincliley,^ b. Hyannis, Sept. 11, 1852; Supt. of floating equipment. Empire and' 
New England Transportation Co.; New Haven, Ct., and Brooltlyn, N. Y.; R& 
publican. He d. Brooklyn, Jan. 27, 1900. 
Children: 

7323. Ntna, b. June 4, 1876, Hyannis; d. Oct. 9, 1877. 

7324. Horace Franki^in, " May 16, 1893, New Haven. 

[3303] JOSIAH HAMBLIN HALLETT,* (Polly Hamblin,Mosiah,« 

Isaac,5 Josiah,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. Hyannis, Mass., Oct. 16, 1828: m. j 
there, Nov. 29, 1857, Emeline, dau. of Doane and Jane (Hajlettt) Snow,|| b. Hy^ 
annis, Sept. 26, 1830. Sailmaker and sailor; Hyannis; Republican; both d. Hy^ 
annis; he. May 8, 1900; she, July 20, 1872. 
Ch. b. Hyannis: 

7325. Clara Jane, Sept. 19, 1858; unm. 1902. 

[3304] LUCY LUMBERT HALLETT,« (Sister of Josiah H,,) 
b. Hyannis, Mass., Oct. 11, 18,30; m. there, Dec. 11, 1849, Lorin Hall Baker,1[ 
b. Yarmouth, Mass., Dec. 30, 1828; carpenter; So, Yarmouth, Hyannis and 
Onset, Mass.; Republican; Methodist; slie Universalist. He d. Onset, Jan. 
14, 1901. 

Children: 

7326. Mary Hallett, b. July 30, 1853, S. Yarmouth; d. July 20, '55. 
7327.* Adaline Hallett, " Aug. 9, 1855, Hyannis. 

[.3305] JAMES DIAMOND HALLETT,^ (Bro. of Josiah H.,) 

b. Hj^annis, Mass., May 30, 1834; m. Persis Wright; res. West Barnstable, 
Mass. 

Children: 

7328. James W. 

7329. Carleton C. 

7330. Benjamin W, 

7331. Mary A. 

* For Bradford see note 321. 

t For HaUett see note 103. 

% For Lewis see notes 10 and 12. 

§ For Hinckley see notes 31, 81 and 85. 

II For Snow see note 177. 

11 For Baker see note 125. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 723 

[330H] HULDAH ANN HATHAWAY,* (Clarissa H. Hamblin J 

William." Isaac,"' Josiah,* Jonathan,^ James.^i) b. East Montpelier, Vt., Sept. 
24, 1824: m. May 22, 1847, Charles A., son of John A., and Ruth (Rich*) Foster, 
b. Mar. 2, 1822; farmer; More town, Vt.: Justice Peace. She d. Middlesex, Vt., 
May 6, 1892: he d. Barre, Vt., May 22, 1896. 

Children: 

7332.* Harhiet Ella, b. Mar. 23, 1848, Moretown. 

7333. Charles Francis, " Sept. 16, 1849; d. Jan. 17, 1852. 

7334.* John Edavard, " Mar. 15, 1851, Moretown. 

7335. Mary Jane, " Mar. 4, 1853: d. June 8,1864. 

7336.* Julia Everline, " Sept. 27, 1854, Moretown. 

7337.* Charles Fremont, " June 1, 1856, " 

7338.* Arthur Leon, " Jan. 19, 1858, " 

73.39.* Jesse Johnson, " Mar. 6,1864. 

7340. Carrie Rosetta. " Feb. 28, 1866: d. Sept. 4, 1891. 

7341. Ernest Hathaway, *' July 25,1867," Mar. 14, 1869. 

[3308] CHARLES HATHA WAY,8 (Bro. of Huldah A.,) 

b. East Montpelier, Vt., Oct. 30, 1828; m. Montpelier, Vt., Jan. 5, 1854, 

EHzabeth, dau. of Bailey and Sarah Ann (Young) Hebard, b. Merrimac, N. H., 

Feb. 17, 18.36: carpenter: Montpelier; Democrat. 
Ch. b. Montpelier: 



7342. 


Will Fields, 


Dec. 


6, 


1854. 


7343. 


Edayin, 


Jftn. 


12, 


1857; d. Mar. 18, 1857. 


7344. 


George Davis, 


Feb. 


20, 


1859, " Dec. 30. 1894, unm 


734.5.* 


Dora May, 


Mar. 


1, 


1861. 


7346. 


Charles Henry, 


Sept. 


4, 


1867. 


7347. 


Lewis Jackson, 


Jan., 




1870. 



[3.309] LEVI SPAULDING HATHAWAY,* (Bro. of Huldah A.,) 
b. East Montpeliar, Vt., Dec. 14, 1829; m. Boston, Mass., Nov. 10, 1862, 
Hannah Augusta, dau. of Rufus and Susan (Jackman) Campbell, b. Monmouth, 
Me., Dec. 22, 1836; chemist: Bo.ston: Democrat; Freemason; she Baptist. She 
d. Boston, Apr. 30, 1893. 

Ch. b. Boston: 
7.348. Fred Harris, Feb. 11, 1866; unm. 1899. 

[.3312] CLARISSA HATHAWAY, 8 (Sister of Huldah A.,) 

b. East Montpelier, Vt.. Feb. 3, 1835; m. there, June 27, 1853, Capt. Timo- 
thy, son of William jind Elizabeth (Tripp) Davis,t b. Fairhaven, Mass., Mar. 13, 
1824; master mariner and farmer: Fairhaven, until 1858; since. E. Montpeher; 
Republican; Representative, 1867-8: Friends: she member Ladies' Imp. 
Society. She d. East Montpelier, May 20, 1886. 
Ch. b. E. Montpeher: 

7349.* Timothy Cook, July 4, 1855. 

7350. Fred Paul, May 30, 1858; d. Mar. 12, 1864. 

7.351.* Williams Humphrey, Dec 5, 1860. 

7352. George Ernest, Nov. 24, 1867; unm. 1902. 

7353.* Walter Everett, May 10, 1870. 



* For Rich see note 150. 

+ For Davis see notes 4, 17, 42 and 169. 



724 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[3313] JULIA HATHAWAY,^ (Sister of Huldah A.,) 

b. East Montpelier, Vt., Feb. 17, 1836; m. there, June 13, 1860, David Plur 

mer, b. New Hampton, N. H., Sept. 25, 1832: merchant; Winchester, Mass^ 

Republican; Baptist; Freemason; she Methodist. 
Children: 
7354.* Harold Hathaway, Nov. 12, 1862, Boston. 

7355. Mabel Davis, Sept. 23, 1866, E. Montpelier. 

7356. Walter Irving, May 30, 1869, Boston. 



[33141 DAPHNA P. HATHAWAY,8 (Sister of Huldah A., ) 

b. E. Montpelier, Vt., Nov. 5, 1838; m. there, Nov. 8, 1861, Edwin Madisor 
son of Christopher Madison and Sophronia (Cate) Guernsey,* b. Montpelier 
Apr. 29, 1836; mechanical engineer and manufacturer of machinery; Montpelier 
Republican; member city council; school commissioner, 1877-98; Cong. He 
Montpelier, Apr. 9, 1898; she d. July 29, 1900. 
Ch. b. Montpelier: 



7357. 
7358.* 
7359. 
7360. 



Alice Hathaw^ay, 
Mabel Hathaway, 
Edwin Paul, 
Anna Julia, 



Aug. 22, 1865; d. Feb. 2, 1888. 
Jan. 10, 1871. 
Mar. 1, 1874. 
Oct. 29, 1875. 



[3315] CAROLINE HATHAWAY,8 (Sister of Huldah A.,) 

b. East Montpeliar, Vt., Mar. 22, 1843; m. there. Mar. 15, 1865, Orlando, son 
of Theophilus and Rhoda Philuria (Sparrowf) Clark; b. East Montpelier, Mar. 8, 
1842; farmer; East Montpelier; Republican; Universalists. She d. E. Montpe- 
lier, July 26, 1887. 

Ch. b. East Montpelier: 

7361.* Alpa B., Jan. 7. 1869. 

7362.* AnnaM., Mar. 24, 1877. 

[3316] SARAH EMELINE HAMBLIN,^ (Marcus B.,' William,6 Isaac.^ 
Josiah,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. East Montpelier, Vt., Nov. 12, 1839; m. there, 
Dec. 23, 1863, George, son of Freeman and Calista (Ingallsl) Daggett, b. East 
Montpelier, Sept. 18, 1835, his first wife, who d. N. Y. City, Oct. 22, 1885. He 
m. 2d, Winooski, Vt., Apr. 27, 1892, Mary Frances Dudley; farmer and ma- 
chinist; Winooski. 

No issue. 

* Note 432. .JOHN GUERNSEY, of Rehoboth, Mass.; m. 1742, Lydia Healey. 

OLIVER GUERNSEY, b. Rehoboth, Mass., July 16, 1744; m. May 18, 1769, Rachael, dau. of 
Robert and Esther Ware, b. Wrentham, Mass., Sept. 12, 1751. 

Dr. HARVEY GUERNSEY, b. Richmond, N. H.,Sept. 24, 1786; m. Salisbury,Vt., Sept. 14, 
1808, Lucy, dau. of Jonathan and Lucy Wainwright, b. Cheshire, Ct., Oct. 13, 1788. 

CHRISTOPHER MADISON GUERNSEY, b. Salisbury, Vt., Aug. 21, 1809; m. June 28, 
1834, Sophronia Cate, b. Marshtield, Vt., June 26, 1809. Iron manfg. Their son Edwin Madison 
m. Daphne Hathaway. 

+ For Sparrow see note 391. 

t Note 433. ROBERT INGOLLS, of Skirbeck, Lincoln, England, made will July 12, 1617, 
in which he mentioned a brother Henry, wife Elizabeth, and sons Edmund, Robert and Francis. 
EDMUND INGALLS,! son of Robert above, b. Skirbeck, England, 1.59.5; came from Eng- 
land with wife Anne, and 9 children; settled at Lynn, Mass., 1639. He and his brother Francis 
were the first known white settlers there. He was drowned in Saugus River; Mar. or Sept. 1648, 
by his horse falling through a defective bridge. Children, all b. Skirbeck, except the last two: 
Robert, Elizabeth, Faith, John, Sarah, Henry, Samuel, Mary, Joseph. 



J 




^£'^,7 >fi,£r,a^.^iiii'r^^^7-o jvy 




EIGHTH GENERATION. 725 

13317] ABBIE ANN HAMBLIN,« (Sister of Sarah K,) 

b. East Montpelier, Vt., July 1, 1844: rn. Montpelier, Vt., May, 1861, James 

Stevens, b. K Montpelier; carpenter; Republican. She d. E. Montpelier, June 

i2, 18«6. 

[3318] CHARLES MARCUS HAMBL1N,« (Bro. of Sarah E., ) 

b. East Montpelier, Vt.. May 5, 1849: m. Montpelier, Dec. 12, 1871, Jane 
Hammond, dau. of Samuel and Sarah (Putnam) Dudley, b. East Montpelier, 
Mar. 2ti, 1852; farmer and drover; East Montpelier; Republican. 
No issue. 



13319] HARRIET PHILURIA HAMBL1N,« (Sister of Sarah E.,) 
b. East Montpelier, Vt., Mar. 19, 1856: m. there, Nov. 5, 1874, Frank, son 

■of Matthew D. and Orlana (Doty*) Willard, b. East Montpelier, Feb. 16, 1853; 

farmer; E. Montpelier: Democrat. 

Ch. b. East Montpelier: 
7363. Matthew Bingham, Oct. 27, 1880; unm. 1902. 

[3320] JAMES FRANKLIN PATTERSON,' (James H.,' Mary Ham> 
blin,« Isaac." Josiah,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. Corinth, Vt., Oct. 26, 1840; m. 
Whiteliall, N. Y., Florence Leone, dau. of William and Julia (Saunders) Allen, 
b. Whitehall, Mar. 9, 1851; surgeon and ins. actuary; res, with his parents in 
many places, at Glens Falls, after 1863; Democrat: Presb.: R. A. M.; Asst. Surg. 
■6 N. Y. Inf. Vols.; com. Dec. 23, 1862: mustered out, June 25, 1863: Asst. Surg. 
SO N. Y., Inf. Vols.. Mar. 21, 1865, to Feb. 9, 1866, .served at Port Hudson and in 
Dept. of the Gulf. He d. Troy, N. Y., May 5, 187^. 

No issue. 



[.3321] Hon. CHARLES EDWARD PATTERSON,^ ( Bro. of James F.,) 
b. Corinth, Vt., May 3, 1842; m. N. Y. City, Apr. 25, 1871, Fanny Maria, 
"dau. of David Lowrey and Maria Lucy (Curtis) .Seymour,t b. Troy, N. Y., June 
16, 1848; lawyer: Troy, N. Y., 1861 to 1870; N. Y. City, 1871-4; since, Troy; 
Democrat, member N. Y. Legislature, 1881-2. Speaker, 1882; member Troy^ 
Fort Orange, Manhattan and Reform Clubs; Warden St. Paul church, N. Y. 
City; she Vice-President Emma Willard Alumnge; Asso. Prest. Young Woman's 
Asso.: Vice-Prest. Samaritan Hospital; Trustee Emma Willard Statue Asso,: 
Epis. 

Ch. b, N. Y. City: 

7.364. David LowREY Seymour, b. Apr. 26, 1872; d. Mar. 2, 1893. 

7365. Sara Louise, " Nov. 18, 1881; unm. 1901. 

* For Doty see note 230. 

t Note 434. RICHARD SEYMOUR.i son of Lord Edward Seymour, of Berry, Pomeroy, 
Eng,, and brother to Sir Edward Seymour, Knight Baronet; probably came with Rev. Thomas 
Hooker's church, from Chelmsford. Essex, Eng., and was at Cambridge, Mass., 3633; settler at 
Hartford, Ct., 1636; removed to Norwalk, Ct.. 1650; had wife. Mary or Mercy, and five children; 
selectman. He d. Norwalk, Mar. 29, 1655. The family is supposed to descend from St. Maur, 
who came from a place of that name in Normandy with William the Conquerer; the name has 
been corrupted to Seymour. He descended from Sir Edward Seymour, brother of Lady .lane 
Seymour, who was wife of Henry VIII. 



72r> THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3;J39] ISABEL MAY BAIvER,« (Esther A. Carney/ Deborah R 

Hamblin.« David,5Josiah,* Jonathan,'^ James;^!) b. Hyatinisport, Mass., Sept, 
2(5, 18;54: m. Hyannis, Jan. 1, 1874, Charles Henry, son of Seth B. and Cornelia 
P. Wing,* b. East Sandwich, Mass., Nov. 9, 1850; restaurant l^eeper; Somerville, 
Mass.; Republican; member Knights of Honor; she Baptist. 
Children: 

7;5(i6. Ethel May, Dec. 4, 1876, Hyannis: m. Fred W. Webster, 

7:5(57. Ernest Clifton, Aug. 12, 1878, " 

7368. Albert Baker, Jan. 26, 1881, Somerville. 

7:{69. Grace Makston, Oct. 16, 1883, 

[3341] GRACE PARKER BAKER,8 (Sister of Isabel M..) 

b. Hyannisport, Mass.. Sept. 7, 1859; m. Mar. 25, 1880, Charles Bradford, son 
of Levi Perry and Lois Jane Wyman, b. Nova Scotia, Mar. 26, 1859: restaurant 
keeper; Boston, Mass.; Republican; mem. Royal Arcanum; Baptists. 
Ch. b. Somerville. Mass.; 

7370. Mabel B., June 21, 1881; unm. 1902. 

7371. William U., June 14, 1883, " " 

[3342] HATTIE ANGELINE BAKER,8 (Sister of Isabel M., ) 
b. Hyannisport, Mass., Apr. 3, 1865; m. Somerville, Mass, Feb. 1, 1888, Isaac 
Thomas, son of Isaac and Ruth (Collins) Hoplvins,t b. Truro, Mass., July 14, 
1860:imeat dealer; Somerville, Mass; Republican; Baptists, He d. Somerville, 
Mar. 15, 189(i. 

Ch. b. Somerville: 

7372. E AXIL Clifton, Aug. 29, 1891. 

7373. Esther Baker, Nov, 8, 1895. 



ELLA D. HAMBLIN,8 (Lloyd B.,^ Harvey,' David,'^ Josiah,* 
Jonathan, 3 James,^!) b. Hyannis, Mass., Sept 3, 1855; m. T. V. West; Centre- 
ville, Mass. 

[.3344] LENA L. HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Ella D,,) 

b. Hyannis, Mass., Feb. 17, 1862; m. Russell Scudder Nye;J Falmouth, Mass. 

[3.345] GRACE DARLING HAMBLIN.* (Sister of Ella D.,) 

b. Hyannisport, Mass., Oct. 24, 1868; m. by Rev. B. Browning, Hyannis, 
Nov. 27, 1890, Harry Lincoln, son of Alfred and Elanora Everett (Freeman^) 
Haskell, b. Medford, Mass., June 11, 1868; farmer; Medford, until 1888; Centre- 
ville, until 1896; Osterville, 1897; since, Burlington. Mass.; member Lodge 226, 
I. O. O. F. 

Ch. b. Centerville: 

7374. Etta Luc I le, June 23, 1891. 

[3348] RICHARD H. HAMLIN,^ (Philo,' Mark,'- Ebenezer,^*^ 

James, iii) b. Canton. Ct. Died on passage from New Bedford to New York, 
June, 1838. 



* For Winff see note 77. 

+ For Hopkins see notes 18 and 288. 

* For Nye see note 34. 

ii For Freeman see note 74. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 727 

[3349] MARIETTA B. HAMLIN,* (Sister of Richard H..) 

b. Canton, Ct., Aug. 16, 1814; m. New Hartford, Ct., Feb. 13, 1836, Hiram, 
son of Matthew and Charlotte (Preston) J'oster, b. Meriden, Ct. June 26, 1812^ 
manufacturer; Congs. Both d. Meriden; she. May 31, 1892; he. Mar., 1880. 

Ch. b. Meriden: 

7375.* Richard Homer, Nov. 6, 1836, 

7376.* Samuel Hiram, Dec, 1838. 

7377.* Maria CnuRcri, June 29, 1842. 

7378.* James Fitch, April 10, 1844, 

[3353] EMELINE E. HAMLIN,« (Sister of Richard H.,) 

b. Canton, Ct. Her sister, Mrs. Foster, was appointed by the Court at 

Middletown, Ct., April 21, 1883, her guardian, she being of unsound mind and 

the owner of land, 

[3358] Hon. SELDEN WHITE/ (Roxanna Hamlin,* Mark,6 Eben- 

€zer,5*3 James,2i) b. New Hartford, Ct., Jan. 2, 1809; m. Canton Center, Ct., 
Aug. 30, 1836, Diadama Hannah, dau. of Giles and Mary (Garrett) Barber, b. 
Canton Center, Mar. 2, 1813: farmer; Canton Center; Republican: representa- 
tive, 1863; she Congs.; she res. Warren, Fa., 1895. He d. Canton Center, Sept. 

7, 1868. 

Cii, b. Canton Center: 

7379. Dryd.en Philip, Jan. 15, 1838: d. Dec, 28, 1866, unm. 

7380.* Martha, Nov. 8, 1839. 

7381.* WiLLARD. May 30, 1844, 

7382.* Mary Jane, Jan. 28, 1846. 

7383.* Wilbur Jerome, June 6, 1850. 

7384. Helen Mar, Feb. 2, 1852; unm. res. Warren, Pa., 1901. 

[3359] ELIJAH WHITE,' (Bro. of Selden,) 

b. New Hartford, Ct., 1811; m. Barlchemsted, Ct. 1838, Amarilla, dau. of 
Dudley and Lina F. (Barber) Case, b. Barlvhemstead, 1814; mechanic; New 
Haven, Ct., and Westfield, Mass. He d. Westfield, 1845; she d. New Hartford. 

Children: 
7385.* John, b. 1840, Barkhemstead. 

7386.* Elijah, •' 1842, Westfield. 

[3361] REUEL O. WHITE,' (Bro. of Selden,) 

b. Barkliemstead, Ct., Nov. 20, 1815; m. Winchester, Ct., June 19, 1845, 
Sarah A., dau. of Isaac and Sally (Anderson) Wade, b. Winchester, Mar. 17, 
1819; farmer; Barkhemstead, until 1875; afterwards, Westfield, Mass.; Congs, 
He d. Westfield, Oct. 16, 1883. 





Children: 
















7387.* 


Charles D., 


b. 


Apr. 


26, 


a846. 


Winchester 




7388.* 


Elmaetta, 




Nov. 


6, 


1847, 


Barkhemstead. 




7389. 


Helen E., 




Mar. 


6, 


1851, 




d. Feb., 


1852, 


7390.* 


Frank B., 




Dec. 


6, 


1852, 








7391. 


Walter Reuel, 




Feb. 


19, 


1855. 




unm. 


1895, 


7392. 


James Anderson, 




Sept. 


19, 


1857, 




(1 


(( 


7393. 


George, 




Dec. 


10, 


1860, 




d. Mar., 


1860, 


7394. 


Clara L., 




Dec. 


29, 


1864, 




" May 3, 


1882, 



kli 



728 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3362] ELMIETTA WHITE,^ (Sister of Selde re,) 

b. Barkhemstead, Ct., 1817; m. there, 1887, George Walbridge; raeclianfq: 
Collinsville, Ct. and Webster, Mass. She d. Collinsville, 1840. 

No issue. 



[3363J HARRIET WHITE,* (Sister of Selden,) 

b. Barkhemstead, Ct., Feb. 3, 1820: m. there, July 22, 1838, Jerome, son of 
Grove and Orra Ann (Moses) Goddard, b. Granby, Ct., Feb. 28^ 1817; mechanic; 
Grantoy, Ct.; California; Iowa; Canton and Winsted, Ct.; Republican; Metho- 
dists. She d. Norton Heights, Ct., July 8, 1897; he d. Canton, Ct., July 28, 1863.. 

Ch. b. Canton: 

T395.* Catherine Roxanna, Sept. 6, 1839. 

7396. Chaules Jerome, 1843; d. 1844. 

[3364] LAURA ANN WHITE,' (Sister of Selden,) 

b. Barkhemstead, Ct., 1822; m. Canton, Ct., 1846, Stiles E., son of Simeon 

and Mary ( Buell) Mills, b. Canton; miner; Denver, Col.; Republican; she Cong, 

She d. Denver, 1863; he d. Salt Lake City, Utah, 1901. 

Children: 

7397.* Edwin C, b. 1848, Canton; res. Denver. 

7398. AuRELius, " 1851, Denver, 



it It- 



7399. William P., " 1863, Lewis, la., " 

[3365] Rev. GEORGE L. WHITE,' (Bro. of Selden,) 

b. Barkhemstead, Ct., July 18, 1825; m. Canton, Ct., Feb. 20, 1853, Kezia, 

dau. of N. R. L. and Mary (Barber) Bristol, b. Canton, Nov. 5, 1832, clergyman; 

Bristol, Ct.; commenced labor as an evangelist, 1861; ordained by the Advent 

Christian Conference of Conn., 1864. 

Ch. b. Bristol: 

7400. Julia Ann, Jan. 2, 1855; d. June 13, 1862, 
7401.* Edgar L., Nov. 20, 1857. 

7402.* Jessie Keziah, June 9, 1861. 

7403. Herman B., Feb. 13, 1869; res. Indianapolis, Ind. 

[3366] MARK HUMPHREY,* (Sophronia Hamlin,^ Mark,« Ebenezer,^*^ 
James,2i) b. Great Barrington, Mass., Feb. 27, 1818; m. New Marlboro, Mass., 
Sept. 4, 1839, Phebe Jane, dau. of Edwin and Hannah (Underwood) Roys,* b. 
New Marlboro, Oct. 12, 1821; farmer; Great Barrington; Cong. He d. Great 
Barrington, July 23, 1889. 

Ch. b. Great Barrington: 

7404. Helen Frances, Oct. 22, 1840; d. Nov. 30, 1854. ' 
7405.* Edwin David, Mar. 14, 1842. 

7406.* Kate Viola, Apr. 6, 1848. 

7407.* Mary Ann, June 22, 1850. 



For Royse see note 109. 



EICxHTH GENERATION. 729 

[3369] ISAAC LENT HUMPHREY,' (Bro. of Mark,) 

b. Great Barring-ton, Mass., Aug. 29, 1824: m. Sheffield, Mass., Oct. 22, 1850, 
Elizabeth, dau. of Samuel and Elizabeth (Sanford) Doty,* b. Pine Plains, N. 
Y., P'eb. 25, 1S32; farmer; Great Barrington, until 1870: Boston Corners, N. Y., 
until 1873: Otis, Mass., until 1878; Westfield, until 1882; afterwards, West 
Springtield, Mass. He was educated at Sheffield High School; Methodist. 

Ch. b. Great Barrington. 

7408. Lizzie Helen, Sept. 20, 1859. 

7409. Minnie Sophkonia, Jan. 20, 1863. 

7410. Grant Hamblin, June 1, 1868. 

L3370] ELECTA HUMPHREY,' (Sister of Mark,) 

b. Great Barrington, Mass., Mar. 2, 1827; m. I. C. Nicholson, b. Spring Hill, 
Tenn., 1818; merchant; Nashville, Tenn.; Democrat; after the war, proprietor 
of the Nicliolson House, Nashville; Methodists. Hed. Nashville, Nov., 1882. 
No issue. 

[3371] HANNAH HUMPHREY, (Sister of Mark,) 

b. Great Barrington, Mass.; m. George Hollister.f Shed. Great Barrington, 
Mass., Aug. 26, 1855. 

Children: 

7411. George. 

7412. I.e. 

[3372] Capt. DAVID HUMPHREY,* (Bro. of Mark,) 

b. Great Barrington, Mass., Sept. 30, 1832; m. Pontotoc Co., Miss., Sept. 3, 
1862, Mary Frances, dau. of Major W. A. and Peninah (Freeman) Canfleld, b. 
Big Rock, Ala., July 4, 1844: merchant: Nashville, Tenn., 1847-60; Montgom- 
ery, Ala., 1866; Nashville, 1867; Ringgold, Ga., 1869; afterwards, Chattanooga, 
Tenn.; Capt. Rock City Guards, Nashville, 1st Tenn. Regt., the first company 
to enlist, and served in the Confederate army until the surrender. He d. Chat- 
tanooga, Oct. 1, 1886. 

Children: 

7413. William David, b. May 21, 1865, Pontotoc; d. Dec. 29, '66. 
7414.* Nicholas Browder, " Aug. 24, 1867, Lee Co., Miss. 

7415. Peninah, " Feb. 20, 1870, " " " 

7416. Electa Sofronia, " Dec. 10, 1872, " " d. Aug. 16, '79. 

7417. Lent Hamlin, " July 19, 1875, Chattanooga; d. Aug., '86. 

7418. John, " July 7, 1877, " d. July 17, '78. 

7419. Mark, " Feb. 16, 1880, " " Feb. 16, '80. 

7420. Nell Biff, " July 13, 1881, 

7421. David Ellen, " Jan. 6, 1887, 

[3373] FRANCES HUMPHREY,* (Sister of Mark, ) 

b. Great Barrington, Mass.; m. George Hollister,t his second wife; he m, 
1st, her sister Hannah. They removed to Iowa about 1857. 

* For Doty see note 230. 
t For HoUister see note 345. 



730 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3374] HARRIET J. LONGHEAD,** (Harriet Hamlin," Mark,« Eben- 
ezer,5*3 Jaraes,2i) h. Ohio. July 20, 1839; m. Morris, 111., .Ian. 27, 1865, Lucius,* 
son of Isaac and Susan (Barrett) Whitney,* b. Big Grove, 111., Feb. 24, 1836. He 
was reared on a farm and taught school in early life; went to Kansas, 1857, 
settled near the hne of Missouri and lived there until 1861; enlisted Aug. 31, 
1861, G, 7 Kansas Cav.; Regt'l. Com. Sergt., 1st, Lieut. July, 1863, Regt'l. Com. 
Sub.; served on Staffs of Gen. Ed. Hatch, and Gen. John McNeil; Provost 
Marshall, Warrensburg and Lexington, Mo.; commanded Gratiot Prison St. 
Louis; dis. Sept. 28, 1865; settled at Morris, HI., and P. M. there, nearly ten 
years; opened first P. O., Billings, Mont., and P. M., there, 1874-88; treasurer 
Yellowstone Co., Mont., 1889-93; book keepei- and cashier, state treasurer, 
Helena, Mont., 1895. She wrote for newspapers and magazines: "Boot Hill," 
and "Sane Sing," were published in "Short Stories." "The way out." com- 
menced by John Hubberton, for which the N. Y. Herald offered a prize for its 
best completion, was awarded to Mrs. Whitney; Cong. 
Ch. b. Morris: 

7422. Susan Habiblin, July 1, 1866. 

7423. Gertkude L., Nov. 13, 1867. 

7424. Clara Louisa, Sept. 30, 1873. 

[3375] LEONIDAS PRICE HAMLINE,8 M. D., (Leonidas L.,^ Mark,« 
Ebenezer,5i3 james,2i) b. Zanesville, Ohio, Aug. 13, 1829: m. Peoria, 111., Dec. 
31, 1850, Virginia, dau. of Capt. John and Theodosia (Rees) Moore, b. Ripley, 
Ohio, Nov. 9, 1835; physician and surgeon; educated at McKendree College 
and Depew University, Ind.; graduated Castleton, Medical College, Rutland, 
Vt., 1849; removed to Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, 1850; appointed Surgeon in the hos- 
pitals of the Army of the Potomac by Gov. Kirkwood, and served until after 
second battle of Bull Run; removed to Evanston, 111., after the war, where he 
d. Jan. 21, 1897; buried Rose Hill; she survived him. 



* No IE 435. For Whitney see note 305. 

JOHN WHITNEY,2 b. England, 1620; came to Watertown, Mass., with his parents, June, 
1635, in Ship EUzaheth; m. 1642, Euth, dau. of Robert Reynolds, of Watertown. Wethersfleld and 
Boston: freeman, May 26. 1647; selectman, 1673-80; resided Watertown; his name appears in the 
company of Capt. Hugh Mason as a soldier, 1675. He d. Oct. 12, 1682. Children: John, Ruth, 
Nathaniel, Samuel, Mary, Joseph, Sarah, Elizabeth, Hannah, Benjamin. 

BENJAMIN WHITNEY,3 b. Watertown, Mass., June 28, 1660; m. Mar. 30, 1687, Abigail, 
dau. of William and Mary (Bemis) Hagar; m. 2d, Elizabeth . He d. 1736. Children: Abi- 
gail, Benjamin, Ruth, .John, David. 

Ensign DAVID WHITNEY,* b. Watertown, Mass., June 16, 1697; m. 1720, Rebecca Fille- 
brown, b. Cambridge, Nov. 6, 1695; resided Watertown and Waltham, Mass.; one of the original 
proprietors of land in Paris, Me., 1736, but does not appear to have resided there; his right was 
conveyed to his nephew, Ezekiel Whitney. He d. 1745, Children: Rebecca, David, Anna, 
Nathan, Ruth, Josiah, Jonas, Jonathan. 

Capt. NATHAN WHITNEY, 5 b. Mar. 12, 1726; m. Sept., 17.52, Tabitha, dau. of Thomas 
Merriam, of Lexington, Mass.; resided Waltham, Mass. He settled on lot 90, Narragansetts 
No. 2, now Westminster, Mass., and was settled there, July, 1751; farmer and weaver; corporal 
in Capt. Daniel Hoar's Co., 1759; captain, 1771. He d. April 10, 1803; she, Dec. 26, 1822, aged 90. 
Children: Tabitha, Nathan, Tabitha, Nathan, Jonathan, Ruth, Nathan, David, John. 

Dea. DAVID WHITNEY,6 b. Westminster, Mass., Aug. 16, 1767; m. Princeton, Nov. 24, 
1791, Elizabeth Barron, b. July 3, 176S; resided on his farther's old homestead, Westminster; 
served in suppression of Shay's Rebellion; captain of militia, July 12, 1811; selectman; deacon' 
in church 60 years. He d. Mar. 28, 186T; will, Aug. 2, 1853; she d. Apr. 28, 1853. Children: Tabi- 
tha, Betsey, David, Reuben, Aaron, Betsey, Reuben P., Isaac, Mary, Sally, Calvin. 

ISAAC WHITNEY,^ b. Westminster, Mass., Mar. 14, 1806; m. 1st, Sept. 6, 18.32, Susan Bar- 
rett, b. Sept. 25, 1808, who d. Mar. 24, 1842; m. 2d, Sept. 22, 1842, Eliza Perkins; res. Newark, 111. 
He d. Aug. 4, 1846. Their son, Lucius, m. Harriet J. Longhead. 





Children: 


7425.* 


Leo >j IDAS Moore, 


7426.* 


John Hejstry, 


7427. 


Eliza Ann, 


7428.* 


TllEODOSlA, 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 731 



b. Oct. 5, 1852, Hillsdale, N. Y. 
" Mar. 26, 1856, Rotterdam, N. Y. 
" Feb, 6, 1859; d. Feb. 20, 1859. 
" June 30, 1862, Mt. Pleasant. 
7429.* Virginia Malinda, " Mar. 13, 1866, Evanston. 

[3376] GAD ANDREWS,* (Theodore,^ Rosina Hamblin,* Ebeaezer,^" 
James,2i) b. Vienna, Ohio, Apr. 2, 1822; m. Mar, 26, 1851, Lucy, dau. of Joseph 
and Lydia (Lon^) Rogers, b. Oct. 24, 1831; farmer and drover; Vienna, 1872. 
Children: 

7430. Catherine, b. Mar. 20, 1853. 

7431. Austin, " Apr. 23, 1855. 

7432. MyronT., " Jan. 4, 1858; d. Apr. 19, 1861. 

7433. Amos P., " Oct. 25, 1859. 

[3380J LURA ANN ANDREWS,* (Norman,^ Rosina Hamblin," Eben- 
ezer,8*3 James, 21) b. Deleware Co., Ohio, Aug 12, 1822; m. Mar. 18, 1852, William 
G. Moore, b. Beaver, Pa.. June 6, 1822: lawyer: Youngstown, Ohio, 1869; she res. 
there witli her daughters, 1897. He is dead. 

Children: 

7434. Julia, unm. 1897. 

7435. Lucia A., " 

[3381] CHAUNCEY H. ANDREWS,* (Bro. of Lura A.,) 

b. Vienna, Ohio, Dec. 2, 1823; m. Youngstown, Ohio, July 1, 1857, Louisa, 

dau. of Garry and Harriet (Meeker) Baldwin, b. Boardman, Ohio, July 5, 18—; 

member tirm of Andrews Brothers and Andrews & Hitchcock, iron manfs. and 

coal operators: Youngstown: Republican; she resided there, 1897. He d. 

Youngstown, Dec. 25, 1893. 

Ch. b. Youngstown: 
7436.* Edith, Oct. 16, 1862. 
7437. Julia, June 21, 1869; m. Bruce. 

[3383] LAWRENCE G. ANDREWS,* M. D., (Bro. of Lura A.,) 

b. Sept. 12, 1828; graduated Cleveland Med. College, 1854; member firm of 

Andrews Bros., Youngstown, Ohio: Asst. Surgeon 25th Ohio Inf. Vols.; served 

two years. He d. insane; unmarried. 

[3384] WALLACE C. ANDREWS,* (Bro. of Lura A.,) 

b. Vienna, Ohio, June 17, 1833; m. Feb. 7, 1867, Maggie, dau. of Dr. St. 

John, of Willoughby, Ohio: member firm of Andrews Bros., Youngstown, 

Ohio, 1872; Pres. N. Y. Steam Co., N. Y. City, 1897. 

No issue, 1869. 

[3385] PHEBE R. ANDREWS,^ (Sister of Lura A.,) 

b. Vienna, Ohio, Feb. 8, 1837; m. Oct. 13, 1858, Thomas L. Moore; Youngs- 
town, Ohio, 1872: Haselton, Ohio, 1897. 

Four sons and a daughter. 



732 TPIE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3388] JOHN GRIFFIS ANDREWS,'' (WhiteleyJ Rosina Hamlin,6 
Ebenezer,5i3 James,2i) b. Mar. 27, 1825; bap. Burlington, Ct.; m. Oct. 24, 1847, 
Sophronia Wheeler, b. Nov. 8, 1821: shoemaker, Vienna, Ohio, 1872. 





Children: 








7438. 


Oscar, 


b. July 


25, 


1849. 


7439. 


Orrel,, 


" July 


24, 


1851. 


7440. 


Frank, 


" Mar. 


3, 


1853. 



7441.* 


Eliza, 




By 2d wife: 


7442.* 


Harriet Sophia 


7443. 


Joseph Parry, 




By 3d wife. 


7444. 


A Daughter, 


7445.* 


Sarah Roselle, 



[3395] Rev. JAMES TROWBRIDGE HAMLIN,* (Truman,' Dan," 
Ebenezer,5.*3 James,2i) b. Moreau, qqw Fort Edward, N. Y., July 2, 1812; m. 
1st, Dec. 2, 1847, Harriet E., dan. of Rev. Joseph and Eliza (Elliott) Parry, b. 
England, Dec. 14, 1824, who d. Jamesport, N. Y., June 29, 1S51; m. 2d, Nov. 11, 
1852, Sophia Parry, b. England, Nov. 16, 1830, sister of first wife, who d. Matti- 
tuck, N. Y.. April 3, 1855; m. 3d, Nov. 26, 1857, Patience M., dau. of Jabez and 
Christiana (Cate) Corwin,* b. Jamesport, Mar. 21, 1824, who d. Mar., 1897: cler- 
gyman; Mattituck. He d. Mattituck, Aug. 29, 1892. 

Ch. by 1st wife. b. Mattituck: 

Oct. 8, 1850. 

b. Aug. 26, 1853, Mattituck. 
d. in infancy. 

d. in infancy. 

b. Mar. 16, 1860, Mattituck. 



[3396] AMELIA HAMLIN,8 (Sister of James T.,) 

b. Moreau, N. Y., Apr. 29, 1814; m. there, Jan. 28, 1835, John, son of Hugh 
and Sarah (Jacobs) Thompson, b. Northumberland, N.Y., June 30, 1804; farmer: 

* Note 436. PETER HALLOCK.i came from Hiugham, Norfolk, England, to New Haven, 
Ct., 1640. In the autumn of that year Rev. Mr. John Youngs and his church took up their abode 
in Southold, comprising the north eastern branch of Long Island, N. Y. The men who consti- 
tuted this church were: William Wells, Barnabas Horton, .lohn Conklin, Peter Hallock, John 
Tuthill, Richard Terry, Thomas Mapes, Matthias Corwin, Robert Akerly, Jacob Corey, Isaac 
Arnold and John Budd. The first white settlers of that part of the island. Peter Hallock was 
the first to step ashore; and the place is called "Hallock's Neck," and "Hallock's Beach." He 
purchased from the Indians the tract called "Oyster Ponds," now Orient. (Thompson's Hist. 
L. I.) He then returned to England for his wife, who had been a widow Howell. On returning 
he found the Indians had resold his premises, and he purchased ten miles, west of Southold 
Village, a farm three miles long, from Long Island Sound on the north to Paconic Bay on the 
south, in Aquebogue, two miles west of Mattituck; his homestead and that of his wife's son, 
Howell, were adjoining; and in 1865 still occupied by their respective descendants, Benjamin 
Lawrence Hallock and Sylvester Howell. Numerous Hallocks reside in that vicinity. 

WILLIAM HALLOCK.s only son of Peter; wife Margaret; lived at Aquebogue: bed. 
Sept. 28, 1684; will dated Southold Tp., Feb. 10, 1682; proved Oct. 21, 1684; recorded in N. Y. City, 
•and Riverhead, L.I. Children: Thomas, Peter, William, John, Margaret, Martha, Sarah, 
Elizabeth and Abigail. 

PETER HALLOCK.3 No record of his birth, marriage or death. Children: Peter; Wil- 
liam, d. young at sea; Noah, b. 1606. 

PETER HALLOCK,! m. twice. His homestead was near Mattituck; he d. 1756, aged 62; 
2d wife Mary d. 1761, aged 67; his will 1753. Children: Peter, William, Elizabeth. 

ELIZABETH HALLOCK,5 b. 1732; m. Silas Corwin; she d. Old Aquebogue, Feb. 12, 1831. 
Her son, Jabez Corwin,*! had a daughter, Patience M. Corwin.^ who m. Rev. James T. Hamlin.8 

Gen. Henry W. Halleck, U. S. A., was seventh in descent from the settler Peter Hallock. 



7446.* 


PhiloC, 


7447. 


Truman H., 


7448.* 


Jesse B., 


7449. 


Sarah, 


7450.* 


Harriet A,, 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 733 

IS^ortliumberland, until 1856; Moreau, until 1887. In old age res. with their 
•daughter, Mrs. Murray, Menaads, N. Y.: Republican: member first Temperance 
So. in Moreau; she was a lady, beautiful in person and character. Both d. 
Menands; she Aug, 28, 1896; he Mar. 9, 1892. 

Ch. b. Northumberland: 

Mar, 18, 1836; d. Oct. 21, 1862, unm, 

Feb. 28, 1838; unm. 1897. 

July 19, 1840. 

Feb. 18, 1834; d. Apr. 28, 1872, unm, 

June 7, 1851. 

[3398] HARRIET P. HAMLIN, (Sister of James T.,) 

b. Moreau, N. Y., July 25, 18ol; m. John Tate. She d. soon after the birth 
■vt hei' only child, who d. in infancy. 

[3399] LUCRETIA B. HAMLIN,« [Sister of James T.,) 

b. Moreau, N. Y., Feb. 10, 1833: m. there, Jan. 5, 1859, Warren B., son of 
Belus and Sally (Maynard) Ingolsbe, b. Hartford, N. Y., Sept. 15, 1833: farmery 
Moreau; Republican; Odd Fellow: she Presb. Both d. Moreau; she July 4, 1885; 
he May 20, 1883. 

Ch. b. Moreau: 

Jun. 9, 1860; d. Dec. 21, 1884, unm> 

Mar. 30, 1864. 

May 9, 1868; res. Minneapolis, Minn., unm. 

Mar. 19, 1870, " " " 

Mar. 23, 1873, " northern N. Y. 

[3407] ELIZA HAMLIN,8 (Romanta,^ Dan,^ Ebenezer,^*^ James,2i) 
b. Oneida, N. Y., 1818: ra. 1st, July 8, 1835, Hiram, son of Obediah and 

Mary Hunt, b. Cataraugus Co., N. Y., 1812; farmer; Chautauqua N. Y.; who d. 

there, July 8, 1849; m. 2d, Chautauqua, July 3, 1850, Benjamin Brown, b. N. Y. 

state, 1812; shoemaker; Portland, N. Y., who d. Fremont, Wis., Apr. 16, 1858; 

she Presb.; she d. Chautauqua, Feb. 17, 1855. 

Ch. by 1st marriage, b. Chautauqua: 

7456. DeWitt Clinton, Aug. 4, 1836. 

7457. Melvin Henry, Sept. 19, 1838; d. in the army, 1864, unm. 
7458.* Adeline Luselia, Dec. 25, 1840. 

7459, Albert Gray, Nov. 11, 1843; d. in the army, 1863, unm. 

By 2d marriage, b, Portland: 

7460.* Hiram Benjamin, Sept. 18, 1851. 

7461. Betsey Almira, Jan. 5, 1854; d. Jan. 7, 1868, unm, 

[3411] WILLIAM HENRY HAMLIN,« (Bro. of Eliza, ) 

b. Saratoga, N, Y.; m. Emily Driggs; ranchman; Edmunds, Wash,; Repub- 
lican; Freemason. 

Ch, b. Rochester, Pa.: 
,7462. James, Mar., 1855. 



7451. 


Ralph B., 


7452.* 


Truman B 


7453. 


Philo B., 


7454. 


Frank B., 


7455. 


Bera W,, 



74(53. 


Alma, 


Apr. 


7464. 


Ada a., 


July 


74(55.* 


Eva Cecelia, 


June 


7466. 


Nellie J.. 


Dec. 


7467. 


Frankie C, 


May 


7468. 


Edith M., 


May 


746&. 


Samuel Hill, 


Oct. 



734 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

(.•J412] MIRIAM HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Eliza,] 

b. Chautauqua, N. Y., June 30, 1830; m. Feb. 11, 1849, Milton Jabez.s son of 
Samuel C. Munsun,* b. May 23, 1828; his first wife. She d. June 12, 1873. He ' 
m. 2d, Oct. 9, 1877, Julia Dodge, who d. June 6, 1882; m. 3d, July 15, 1885,. 
Sarah Spencer, nee Henshaw; farmer, Portland, N. Y.; Republican; Baptist. 
Ch. b. Portland: 

23, 1850; m. Frank Maginnis. 
4, 1853, " Henry Taylor. 
15, 1857. 

2, 1861: d. Feb. 21, 1864. 
2, 1864, " 1876. 

30, 1866; ra. Voll Lilly. 
2, 1870; res. Westfleld, N. Y. 

■ [3413] JAMES E. HAMLIN, » (Bro. of Eliza,) 

m. Linda Mowry. He d. Greenville, Pa. 

Ch. b. Greenville: 
7470. Mrs. David Matah; Greenville. 

[34141 SARAH ALMIRA HAMLIN,' (Sister of Eliza,) 

b. Chautauqua, N. Y., Oct., 1837; m. 1st, Portland, N.Y., 1857, James, son 
of Samuel and Maria (Frazier) Hammond, b. Bedford, Pa., Nov., 1833; river- 
man; Rochester, Pa.; Republican; Presb.; he d. Rochester, Jan. 23, 1870; m. 2d, 
Rochester, Sept. 23, 1874, Edwin, son of Edwin and Esther (Leasure) Hanna, b. 
Mercer Co., Pa., 1850; stock grower; Greenville, Pa.; Democrat; Lutherans. He 
d. Greenville, Mar. 16, 1901. 
No issue. 

[.3415] ESTHER MARENDA HAMLIN,* (Sister of Eliza,) 
b. Chautauqua, N. Y., Oct. 27, 1839; m. Chicago, Ills., May 9, 1859, John Wil- 
liam Lyke, b. Schoharie Co., N. Y., Aug. 16, 1836; commission merchant: Chica- 
go; Republican; member of Hesperia Lodge, A. F. & A. M.; Washington Chap- 
rer, R. A. M.; Chicago Commandery, K. T.; Congs. 

Children: 

7471.* LiBBiE, b. Jan. 25, 1860, Peoria. 

7472. Carrie, •' Aug. 16, 1863. 

7473.* Lottie Udora, " Sept. 7, 1865, Chicago. 

[3419] WILLIAM JOHN HAMLIN,' (Lent," Dan,6 Ebenezer,?'** 

James,^i) b. Moreau, N, Y., Feb. 18, 1832; enlisted Albany, N. Y., Aug., 1857, 
1). 1st, U. S. Dragoons; d. unmarried. Ft. Fillmore, N. M., July 25, 1859. 

[3423] CHARLES AVERY STORES,' (Sophronia Hamblin,- Dan,* 
Ebenezer,5*3 James,2i) b. Moreau, N. Y., Nov. 9, 1821; m. Eaton, N. Y., Mar. 
7, 1847, Rhoda, dau. of Levi and Rhoda P. Bonney, b. Eaton, 1811; farmer; 
Marshfield, Vt., and Eaton, N. Y.; Republican: Baptists. 8he d. Eaton, 1899. 
Ch. b. Eaton: 

7474.* Edwin Pratt, Feb. 8, 1849. 

7475.* Charles Avery, May 20, 1854. 



* Note 437. SAMUEL C. MUNSON.T (Samuel,6 Reuben,^ Waitstill.*) 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 735 

[3424] JOHN S. HAMLIN/ (David B.,^ Dan,6 Ebenezer.&is James,2i) 
b. Moreau, N. Y., Dec. 25,1831: m. Dec. 25, 1859, HattieMorford, of Greenbush, 
N. Y. He d. Greenbush, June 1, 1897. 

Children: 

7476. George B., res. Renssalaer, N. Y. 

7477. Homer, " " 

[.3426] LEWIS W. HAML1N,« (Bro. of John S.,) 

b. Queensbury, N. Y., Mar. 4, 1841: ra. 1st, there, Dec. 25, 1868, Louise M., dau. 
of James and Fannie E. (Smith) Camp, b. Queensbury, 1849, who d. there, Aug. 
29, 1876; m. 2d, Mary Elizabeth, « dau. of Lent and Betsey S. (Gillet) Hamlin; 
farmer; Moreau, N.Y.; supervisor; Methodist; private, D, 93d N. Y. Inf. Vols, 
enlisted, 1861, promoted successively, Corp., sergt., 1st sergt. and lieutenant; 
participated in the "Seven days tight" before Richmond, 1362, Malvern Hill, 
South Mountain, Antietam, Falmouth, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Get- 
tysburg, Wilderness, wounded May 7th, 1864, by a shell, while carrying the 
colors, when three-fourths of the regiment were killed or wounded, including 
19 out of 26 officers, Boydton Plank Road, Weldon R. R., commanded his 
company in charge at Petersburg, Apr. 2, 1865, and commanded the Brigade 
pickets that night; was at Lee's surrender, Appomattox: dis. 1865. 
Ch. by 1st wife, b. Queensbury: 

7478. David J., Sept. 7, 1869. 

7479. Frances S., Oct. 27, 1870. 

7480. Minerva, Jan. 14, 1873. 

7481. Grace May, May 11, 1875. 

13427] SARAH J. HAMLIN,' (Sister of John S.,) 

b. Thiirman, N. Y., July 11, 1846; m. Dec. 30, 1863, Hermon D. Van Tassell. 
I She d. Hamilton Co., N. Y., Nov. 9, 1875. 

Child: 

7482. Ellsworth; res. Glen Falls, N. Y, 

[3429] WILLIAM HUNTER CHURCHILL,^ (Lucy Hunter,^ William, « 
David, •'^ Hopestill Hamlin,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Ft. Wood, Bedloe's Island, 

I N. Y., July 8, 1819; m. Elizabeth Margaret Cuyler. He d. Pt. Isabel, Texas, 
Oct. 19, 1847. 

' Ch. b. Savannah, Ga.: 

7483. Richard Cuyler, Dec. 12, 1845; d. June 24, 1879. 

[3430] MARY HELEN CHURCHILL,' (Sister of William H.,) 

b. Windsor, Vt., Aug. 30, 1821; m. Carlisle, Pa., Aug. 8, 1844, Prof. Spencer 
F.ullerton Baird. 

[3431] FRANKLIN HUNTER CHURCHILL.^ (Bro. of William H.,) 
b. Fort Hamilton, N. Y., Apr. 22, 1823; lawyer; N. Y. City. 

[3432] CHARLES C. CHURCHILL,* (Bro. of William H.,) 

b. Allegheny Arsenal, July 18, 1825; m. Portland Me., Apr. 22, 1868, Alice 
Dow. 



736 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3435] Lieut. CHARLES G. HUNTER,M Franklin/ Willfam," David,* 
flopestill Hamlin,* Ebenezer,^ James.'-M He served in tlie Mexican war.. 
VVitiiout orders lie captured the ^ium-acZo, for wliicli iie was reprimanded. It 
occasioned mucli diversity of opinion, many thinlcing lie sliould liave been, 
rewarded for his bravery and "patriotism instead of being censured. He d. 
N. Y. City from disease contracted in the service. Died childless. 

r;5444J ABBIE CLEMENTINE HUNTER,* {David,^ Jabez,^' David,* 
Hopestill Hamlin,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Windsor, Vt., Feb. 1, 1833; m. there, 
Oct. 24, 1853, Samuel, son of Salmon and Lois (Robinson) Hildreth, b. Plainfleld,- 
N. Y., Apr. 29, 1827: gunsmith, U. S. Armory, Springfield, Mass., since 1861;. 
previously at Windsor, Vt.; Democrat; she Epis. 

Ch. b. Windsor: 
7484.* Edwin Hunter, Nov. 4, 1869. 

. [3445] ANDREW JACKSON HUNTER,8 (Bro. of Abbie C.,) 

b. Wind.sor. Vt., Apr. 18, 1840; m. Woodstock, Vt.. Oct. 16, 1865, Julia Ann,, 
dau.of Edmund and Harriet Louise (Hall) Shattuck,* b. Windsor, Vt., Jan. 10, 
1842: farmer: Windsor. 

Ch. b. Windsor: 

7485.* Arthur William, Aug. 8, 1866. 
7486.* Clara Louise, July 22, 1879. 

[3449] FANNIE ELIZABETH HUNTER,' ( William,' Jabez,'' David,* 
Hopestill Hamlin,* Ebenezer,^ James,^!) b. Jerico, Vt., Nov. 14, 1843, In child- 
hood she attended Burlington Female Seminary three and a half years; her 
teacher in music was Prof. F. F. Molt, who was once a member of the band of 
Napoleon I. Miss Mary, sister of Admiral Dewey, was her classmate. She waS' 
reared in childhood an Unitarian, but becams a member of the Episcopal 
church at the age of thirteen years. She went to England, 1871, to receive 
training as a Sister, and on her return to this country, founded the Sister of 
the Annunciation, Blessed Virgin Mary, 1891, Incorporated 1893, 518 W. 152: 
Street, N. Y. City, devoted to the care of crippled and incurable children, of 
which she is The Mother Superior, styled Francisca. 

[3450] ROSAMOND HOWE HUNTER,* (Sister of Fannie E.,) 

b. Burlington Vt., Nov. 19, 1845; m. Edward Ebbits. Soon after her death 

their daughter was given to a family in New Jersey for adoption. He d. N. Y, 

City, June 10, 1880. 

Child: 
7487. Mary. 

[3451] MA.RY POMEROY HUNTER,* (Sister of Fannie E.,) 

b. Burlington, Vt., Mar. 15, 1852; m. N. Y. City, Apr. 29, 1871; Albert, sod 
of Albert and Melinda (Wagoner) Decker, b. Norfolk, Ct., July 26, 1848; Col- 
lector: Stuyvesant Falls, N. Y., 1850-63; since, N. Y. City; Republican; she 
Epis. 



For Shattuck see note 411. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 737 

Ch. b. N. Y. City: 

7488. LiLLiE Rose, Apr. 23, 1872; unm. 1902. 

7489.* William Charles, Mar. 20, 1874. 

7490. Fannie CnRiSTBNE, Aug. 7, 1875; d. May 5,1877. 

7491. Albert Augustine, Feb. 23, 1880. 

[3452] ELIZABETH CAROLINE PARKER,« ( Rebecca Pardee,' Zil- 
pha Hamlin, « Jabez,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James, 21) b. Delhi, N. Y., June 20, 
1813; m. there, Mar. 2, 1834, Horace, son ofOtis and Rebecoa (Lassell) Drake, b. 
Bennington, Vt., Mar. 2, 1811; merchant: Delhi, untU 1845; removed to Stac- 
rucca. Pa., and engaged in tannery business; later Beach Poijd, Pa., in same 
business, under tirm names. Stone & Drake, and H. Drake & Sons; res. later 
Jersey City, N. J. She possessed rare musical talent, was organist St. John's 
Epis. church, Delhi, of which she was member. She d. Beach Pond, Aug. 31, 
1875: he d. Jersey City, Mar. 4, 1889. 

Ch. b. Delhi: 

7492.* Junius Parker, Feb. 28, 1835. 

7493.* Rebecca, Nov. 19, 1839. 

7494.* George Amasa, Aug. 4, 1845. 

7495. Augustus, Oct. 30, 1848; d. Feb. 11, 1852. 

[3453] PHILEMON STARR PARKER,8 (Bro. of Elizabeth C.,) 
b. Delhi, N. Y., Feb. 11, 1815: U. S. Consul, Bombay, India, about 1838; 
reached his post by sailing vessel, of which he was supercargo; later, appointed 
vice-consul to Zanzibar, Africa, where he was stricken with malignant fever, 
from which most of the white residents perished. He took passage for home 
on the British ketch, Swalloiv, and died at sea on the passage to St. Helena, 
Oct. 18, 1840, and was buried at sea. On the passage he wrote to his father; 
unmarried. 

[3454] ROBERT PARKER,8 (Bro. of Elizabeth C, ) 

b. Delhi, N. Y., Feb. 11, 1818; m. 1st, Portsmouth, N. H., Feb. 12, 1845, 
Statira Manning, dau. of Dr. James H. Pierrepont, of Portsmouth, b. 1824, 
who d. Delhi, Mar. 13, 1845; m. 2d, Portsmouth, Oct. 11, 1849, Caroline Eustis, 
dau. of Edmund Roberts, b. 1817, who d. Delhi, Dec. 25, 1891; lawyer; partner 
with his father; Delhi. He d. Delhi, Sept. 3, 1867. 

No issue. 

[3455] Capt. CHARLES EDWARD PARKER,* (Bro. of Elizabeth C.,) 
b. Delhi, N. Y., May 13, 1819; m. Equinunck, Pa., June 22, 1853, Mary Jennie, 
dau. of Bethuel and Julia (Tuttle) Sutherland; b. Ashland, N. Y., May 20, 
1835; Capt. F, 45th Pa., Inf. Vols.; enlisted Sept., 1861; resided in N. Y., until 
1852; Penn., until 1861; N. J., 1864-8; California, until his death; member War- 
ren Lodge, A. F. & A. M., Belvidere, N. J.; Democrat; she member Acacia 
Chapter 21, O. E. S.; Amarath Court 4, and other societies; she resides 
Los Angeles, Cal.; Epis. He d. Los Angeles, July 10, 1886. 

Children: 
7496.* Robert, b. Oct. 5, 1857, Hopedale. [1883. 

7497, William Sutherland, " May 1, 1865, Belvidere; d. Sept. 22, 



738 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3456] REBECCA LAVINIA PA RKER,8 (Sister of Elizabeth C.,) 
b. Delhi, N. Y., Jan. 14, 1821; m. Oct. 20, 1847, Robert F., son of Rev. Wil- 
liam and Sarah (Marrs) Macaulay, b. Kortright, N. Y., May 12, 1816. His 
father was a Scotch Presb. clergyman, graduate of Edinburgh University; 
he attended Delhi Academy, and graduated from Union College; studied law 
with his father-in-law; admitted to the bar. May 12, 1843, and began practice 
at Kingston, N. Y., firm of Macaulay & Waters, subsequently Van Buren & 
Macaulay. He was District Attorney, Ulster Co., 1850-3, and first Recorder of 
Kingston, 1872. Both d. Kingston; she, Jan. 9, 1894; he. Mar. 19, 1890. 
Ch. b. Kingston: 

7498. Sarah, July 21, 1848; uam. 1897. 

7499. Amasa, Apr., 1856; d. Sept., 1856. 

[3457] GEORGE AMASA PARKER,^ (Bro. of Elizabeth C.,) 

b. Delhi, N. Y., Feb. 25, 1823; m. Washington, D. C, Oct. 21, 1869, Frances 

P., dau. of Hon. Selah R. Hobble, of Washington. He d. Oakland, Cal., Nov. 

8, 1877. 

No issue. 



[3458] Capt. JAMES PARKER, ( Bro. of Elizabeth C.,) 

b. Delhi, N.Y., Mar. 30, 1825; served in Union army; d. unmarried, Natchi- 
taches. La., Dec. 6, 1870. 

[3460] MARY AUGUSTA PARKER,8 (Sister of Elizabeth C.,) 
b. Delhi, N. Y., Feb. 27, 1830: m. there, Oct. 20, 1856, Rev. Eben Steele, son 
of Wm. Clark and Dinah Ann (Merwin) Peake, b. Andes, N. Y., Jan. 15, 1830; 
clergyman; Delhi, until 1856; Indian Mission, Gull Lake and Crow Wing, until 
1862; in the army, 1862-5; Minn., until 1866; San Jose, Cal., until 1870; San Fran- 
cisco, until 1878; Morehead, Minn., until 1880; Detroit, Minn., mitil 1882: Valley 
City, N. Dak., until 1884: Detroit, until 1889; since, Faribault, Minn.: Chaplain 
28 Wis. Inf. Vols., 1862-5; member G. A. R., and Loyal Legion, Minn.; Epis. 
Children: 

7500. Amasa Parker, b. Oct. 21, 1861, Crow Wing. 

7501. George Parker, " June 20, 1867, San Jose; d. unm. Mar.23, '88 

7502. Faknie Augusta, " Aug. 4, 1869, " " 

7503. Elizabeth Pardee," Apr. 4, 1872, San Francisco; d. 1895, unm. 



[3463] DANIEL PARDEE HATHAWAY.s (Mary A. Pardee,^ Zilpha 
HamUn,6 Jabez,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,-^ Jaraes,2i) b. Delhi, N. Y., Dec. 10, 1833; 
m. N. Y. City, July 7, 1878, Mrs. Sarah Woolsey, widow of William Booth, and 
dau. of Charles and Asenath (Wooley) Frost, of Marlboro, N. Y. They reside 
New York city. 

No issue. 



[3464] HELEN REBECCA HATHAWAY,8 (Sister of Daniel P.,) 
b. Delhi, N. Y., May 26, 1838; m. N. Y. City, July 31, 1862, Frederick St. 

George, son of George and Mary Hannah (Smyth) Smith; Drogheda, Ireland. 

She d. Aug. 1, 1888. 






\ 



\ 






^^^l^2^^^yCi>it. 6^h<^^<nxJL^ 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 739 





Ch. b. Drogheda: 








7504. 


Frederick St. George, 


May 


9, 


1863, 


7505. 


Helen Constance, 


July 


9, 


1864, 


7506. 


Emily May, 


Sept. 


1, 


1866 


7507. 


Ida Mabel Augusta, 


July 


3, 


1871, 


7508. 


St. George, 


Mar. 


3, 


1874, 


7509. 


Walter Pardee, 


Dec. 


14, 


1875, 


7510. 


Florence Adeli, 


May 


6, 


1878! 



[3466] GEORGE HENRY PAINE,' (Sarah Pardee,' Zilpha Hamlin,* 
Jabez,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,3James,2i) b. Delhi, N. Y., Sept. 25, 1835; m. there, 
Oct. 4, 1858, Emily Edgerton, b. Delhi, May 21, 1836; publisher: Delhi; Demo- 
crat; Epis. He d. Delhi, Jan. 17, 1895. 

Ch. b. Delhi; 

7511.* George Anthony, Aug. 17, 1859. 

7512. Ellsworth Edgerton, Feb. 11, 1865; d. Aug., 1865. 

[3467] HAMLIN FENNER,« (Louisiana Hamlin,' Amos,* Cornehus,5i 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Durham, N. Y., Jan. 8, 1828; m. Feb. 23, 1859, Phebe 
Allen, dau. of Benjamin and Minerva (Farwell) Hodge, of Dorset, Vt.; res. 
Hebron, 111. 

Children: 

7513.* Elizabeth, b. Aug. 6, 1860. 

7514.* Isabella Minerva, " May 18; 1866. 

7515.* Sarah Georgianna, " May 10, 1871. 

[3468] HELEN FENNER,» (Sister of Hamlin,) 

b. Durham, N. Y., Apr. 24, 1829; m. Lalje Geneva, Wis., Aug. 24, 1847, 
William, son of Ebenezer and Hannah Parson, b. Orleans Co., N. Y., July 28, 
1822: farmer; Hebron, 111.: Richmond, 111., 1902; Republican; member. of Lodge 
143, A. F. & A. M.; she Methodist. She d. Hebron, Jan. 10, 1891. 





Ch. b. Hebron: • 








7516. 


Mary Corrinna, 




1849; 


d. Mar. 9, 1852 


7517. 


Myron Fenner, 


July 1, 


1851. 




7518. 


William Clark, 


Apr. 21, 


1853. 




7519.* 


Robert Fred, 


Mar. 21, 


1855. 




7520 


Clara, 


Mar. 15, 


1868; 


d. June 19, 1870 


7521. 


Frank Lewis, 


July 2, 


1871. 





[3470] MARY ELIZABETH FENNER,' (Sister Hamlin,) 

b. Durham, N. Y., Mar. 23, 1833: m. Robert Sibley; res. Richmond and 
Chicago, 111. Both dead. 

No issue. 

[3471] HARRIET FENNER,' (Sister of Hamhn,) 

b. Durham, N. Y., July 14, 1835; m. Richmond, 111.. Nov. 29, 1857, Peter, 
son of Peter and Polly (Potter) Whitney,* b. Fort Ann, N. Y., June 13, 1832; 

* For Whitney see notes 305 and 373. 



740 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY 



general town site and tax agent, C. & N. W. Ry. Co.; Richmond, 111., 1849-72; 
Woodstock, 111., until 1886; since, Omaha, Neb.: Republican; county clerk Mc- 
Henry county, 111., 1873-82; Methodists. 





Children: 


7522. 


Petbr, 


7523.* 


Mary H., 


7524.* 


Hamlin L., 


7525. 


Frank, 


7526. 


George, 


7527. 


Sadie, 



b. Aug. 23, 1858, Richmond: d. Jan. 23, 1859. 

" Feb. 26, 1861, 

" Mar. 8, 1863, 

" Oct. 6, 1865, " d. Jan. 26. 1866. 

•' Nov. 26, 1866, " " Dec. 16, 1868. 

" Sept. 23, 1873, Woodstock, " Oct. 17, 1880. 




Lawrence A. Fennbr, Esq. 



[34721 LAWRENCE ALEXANDER FENNER,8 (Bro. of Hamlin,) 
b. Durham, N. Y., Feb. 13, 1837; m. Virginia City, Mont., Apr. 10. 1870, 
Amanda, dau. of Richard and Rebecca (Wilson) Spicer, b. Lancaster Co., Pa., 
Sept. 24, 1845; civil engineer and miner; Virginia City, Mont.; Republican. 
His early education began in the veritable "little red school house, with the 
traditional row of desks around the outer wall, and seats so high that the 
smaller fry could not touch the floor with their toes when seated," near Medina, 
N. Y. He removed with his parents to Illinois about 1845. During the years 
1855-9, at various times he was a student at Rock River Seminary, Mt. Morris, 





W^^^^—^ 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 741 

Ills.; Gen. John A. Rawlins being his classmate, and Senator Cullom and 
Congressman Hitt, students at the same time;hisstudies were directed towards 
preparation for a civil engineer. He pursued all the studies in mathematics 
prescribed by the curriculum of the school, and during the intervals at school 
his time was divided between teaching school, carpenter's work or any work by 
which he could earn money to pursue his studies. During this period he taught 
two terras of school near Centralia, Ills. The spring of 1860 found him in St. 
Louis seeking employment as a civil engineer, but failing in this he joined the 
rush to Pike's Peak and spent four years in the placers of California Gulch, with 
varying success. The ground owned by him afterwards was included in the 
town site of Leadville, Col. and worth a fortune. He arrived in Virginia City 
on May 3, 1864, just before Montana became a territory, where he has since 
owned and operated placer mines and is the owner of half a mile of Alder 
Gulch, mined over in early days by primitive methods, leaving enough gold to 
pay for reworking with approved appliances of his own invention. x\s a pioneer 
he has passed through hardships and dangers. As chief officer of an Union 
League, in Colorado, and as member of the Vigilantes in Montana, he made 
enemies who threatened his life, but passed through those dangers unharmed. 
He has uniformly declined nominations for representative, giving as a reason 
that he had no taste for politics, and that he "never could stand on his hind 
legs and talk," which he deemed a requisite qualification for a legislator. How- 
ever that may be, his writings show that he commands a facile pen, and of 
varied and comprehensive information. He is the inventor of various kinds of 
machinery adapted to mining; member Montana Soc. Pioneers. 

Ch. b. Virginia City: 



7528.* 


Hkrbkrt Lawrence, 


Mar. 


22, 


1871. 


7529. 


Harriet Louisa, 


Mar. 


22, 


1871; d, Nov. 2<), 1871, 


7530.* 


Oscar Frederick, 


Aug. 


3, 


1872. 


7531. 


Thomas Fontana, 


Aug. 


13, 


1874; d. Mar, 6, 1875. 


7532.* 


Raymond Hope, 


Oct. 


16, 


1876. 


7533.* 


Leon Arthur, 


Sept. 


n, 


1878. 



[3474] THOMAS CLARK FENNER,8 (Bro. of Hamlin,) 

b. Shelby, N. Y., Dec. 13, 1841; Corporal A, 36th Ills. Inf. Vols.; enlisted 
( Aug. 8, 1861; killed at Stone River, his second battle, Dec. 31, 1862, unmarried. 

1 

[3475] ISABELLA R. FEN NER.» (Sister of Hamlin,) 

b. Shelby, N. Y., Apr. 21, 1843: m. Frank Greenway; Topeka, Kas. 

Children: 
7534. Harriet, m. and res, Minn. 

A son and dau. d. young. 

[3477] CATALINA YATES HAMLIN,* Daniel D. T.,^ Amos,6 Corne- 

lius,5* Ebenezer,^ James,-i) b. Saugerties, N. Y., June 19, 1845; m. Elkhorn, 

Wis., May 22, 1867, Dr. William Cullen,* son of Benjamin B., and Roxania 

i (Packard) Lyman,* b. Cummington, Mass, Dec. 18, 1836; educated Harvard 

College, Albany Medical School and Columbia Medical School; Asst. Surgeon 

* Note 438. For Lyman see note 234. 

BENJAMIN B. LYMAN,^ (.John C.,6 Timothy,^ Gad,* John,3 2 Richard.i) 



142 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

U. S. Xavy; commissioned 1861: served at Chicago and on the Mississippi river' 
in the flagship Portsmouth, under Admiral Far rigut, from whom he received 
a box of surgical instruments for efficient service; resigned, 1870; resumed 
practice in Chicago; in charge of Marine Hospital there: lecturer Rush Medical 
College; Epis,; member Army and ISTavy Club; Freemason; she was liberally 
educated by private instructors; pensioner; Washington, D. C; he d. Cum- 
mington, Jan. 29, 1879. 

No children living. 

[3478] SARAH JANE HAMLIN,« (Sister of Catalina,) 

b. Saugerties, N. Y., Mar. 2, 1847: m. Chicago, 111., Dec. 12, 1872, Albert 

Barnes, son of Ephraim Weston and Mary (Kittredge) Clark, b. Mani, Hawaii,. 

July 17, 1847; dentist: Honolulu, Hawaii, until 1870; Chicago, 111., until 1901; 

Honolulu. 1902: Republican; Prest. Chicago Dental So.; mem. Illinois Dental 

So.; and S. A. R.; mem. Missionary Cousins So. of Hawaii; Presbs. 

Ch. b. Chicago: 

75:1.5.* Katalina Hamlin, Sept. 3, 1874. 

75:5().* Carolyn Austin, Nov. 4, 1875. 

7537. ALBERT Barnes, Jan. 25, 1884. 



[3479] MARGARET VAN DYCK HAMLIN,' (Sister of Catalina,) 
b. Saugerties, N. Y., Jan. 19, 1849; m. Chicago, 111., May 25, 1875, Alonzo 
vScott, son of Frederick and Sarah (Golley) Stephens, b. Chicago, Jan. 21, 1846; 
lawyer and railroad contractor; Chicago, until 1900; since, Washington, D. C; 
Republican; Treasurer, 1867: private H, 65th 111. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Jan. 1, 
1862; participated in the siege of Knoxville, Tenn., in the battles of the Atlanta 
campaign, 1864, lost left leg at Columbia, Tenn., Nov. 24, 1864; dis. June 13, 
1865; she Epis. She d. Washington, D. C, June 2, 1901. 

Ch. b. Chicago: 

7538. Sarah Elizabeth, Aug. 3, 1882; unm. 1902. 

[3485] DAVID HENRY TREAT,« (Henry,' Ashbel W.,« Mary Hamlin,^ 
Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Freedom, N. Y., Mar. 9, 1834; m. Ase- 
nath Mary ; res. W. Windsor, Mich. 

Children: 

75.39. Frances Ella; m. Rose . 

7540. Alice Ermina. 



[3486[ GORDON TREAT,^ (Bro. of David H.,) 

b. Holland, N. Y., July 29, 1838; orderly sergeant in civil war; captured and 
prob. d. in prison. 

[3495] WILLIAM A. GOODRICH,* (Jeremiah,^ Anna Treat," Mary 
Hamlin,^" Cornelius,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Bainbridge, N. Y., Jan. 14, 1825; m, 
Apr. 12, 1846, Eliza Pickard. Removed with his parents to Moravia, 1840; to 
Skeneateles, 1844; to Hadley, 111., 1851. He d. Staples, Minn., Apr. 16, 1894. 




i 



y ^ "^^tr-tr-z^l.^.^^ 



EIGHTH GENERATIQI?. 



743 





Children: 








7541. 


Charles H., 


July, 


1847. 




7542. 


Nathan, 


Oct. 


1848; d. 


1849. 


7543. 


William, 




1851. 




7544. 


William, 




1854. 




7545. 


EmELIjSTE, 




1856. 




7546. 


James, 




1858; m 


EmelineCard, 1883 


7547. 


Franklin^ 


Sept., 


1860, "■ 


Hattie Howery. 


7548. 


Jennie, 




1SH3, " 


Ole Larson. 


7549. 


George, 




18H6: d. 


1875. 


7550. 


John Samuel, 




1868;. m. 


Ora Card, 1887. 


7551. 


Rebecca Likinda, 




1870, " 


Ote Nelson. 


7552. 


Jeremiah, 




1872: d. 


1878. 



[.3496] MARY EMELINfe HUNTER,^ (Sister of William A.;) 

b. Bainbridge, N. Y., Aug. 26, 1827: m. 1st, Skeneateles, N. Y., May 2, 1849, 
Elisba, son of James and Olive Coon, b. Marcellus, N. Y., Feb. 28, 1817; moved 
to Lockport, 111., 1349; to California, 1859; settled and res. Big Valley fifteen 
jears; returned east and settled at Augusta, 111., Oct., 1874; Republican. He 
was killed, Augusta, Nov. 20, 1878, by falling from a load of hay; she returned 
to California, 1881, and remained a year; m. 2d, Skeneateles, 1884, John S.; -son 
of John and Rachadl (Brooks) Mills, b. Geneva, N. Y., Sept. 6, 1818: merchant; 
Venice. N. Y.; removed to California, 1895, to carefor the children of her dau. 
who d. there; returned, 1897. He d. Moravia, N. Y,, Feb. 23, 1897; Methodists; 
she res. Goodrich, Ras., .1899. 



7553. 
7554.* 



Children:" ' 

Franklin S., b. June 23. 1850, Lockport, 111.; d. 1855. 
Lottie May, "Sept. 12, 1860, Big Valley. 



I [34971 MARTHA . J. GOODRICH,* • (Sister of Wilham A.,) 

i b. Bainbridge, N. Y., Dec. 13, 1829: m. Joliet, 111., Sept. 25, 1857, Milton-A., 

i €oflenberry, b. Warren Co., Ind., Oct. 14, 1832; engineer; Jasper Co., Ind., and 
! Wyoming, 111.; Republican; private, K, 113th Jlh Inf. Vols.;; enlisted Nqv. 18, 
1863: wounded, Memphis, Tenn., July 3, 1864; dis. July 5, 1864; Christians. He 
' <!. Wyoming, June 19, 1865; she res. Marshalltown, Ta. 

' Children: 

7555.* Emma, b. Jan. 18, I860,- Jasper Co. 



7556.* 

7557.* 



Emeline, 
Grant L., 



June 23, 1862, " 

M^r. 23;' l865,-'"WyomiHg. 



[3498] JOHN SAMUEL GOODRICH,^ (Bro. of William A.,) 

b. Bainbridge, N. Y., Oct. 9, 1831; m. 1st, Blue Ridge, 111., Jan. 1, 1858, 
Sarah Jane, dau. of Harvey McCain, b. Blue Ridge (?) 1840, who d. in Cal., Nov. 
1865; m. 2d, Jan. 1, 1871, Mrs. Frances C. Goode, b. Apr. 29, 1845; farmer, stock 
grower and breeder of Galloway cattle: merchant; Goodrich, Kas.; Republican: 
resided Moravia, N. Y.; moved to Hadley,' 111., 1852; went overland to nortiiern 
California, where he was a miner and merchant; returned to Hadley, 111., 1857. 
settled in Kansas, May 15, 1858; private, E, 6 Kas. Cav.; enlisted Sept. 2, 1861; 
promoted Corp. and Sergt.: in battles Cane Hill, Prairie Grove, Stone Farm 
Massacre and many skirmishes; dis. Jan. 3, 1865; member James M. Arthur 



T44 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Post 300, G. A. R. The town of Goodrich, Kansas, is located on his land: post- 
master, 20 years; Methodist. 
No issue. 



[3500] JAMES ALONZO GOODRICH," (Bro. of William A..) 

b. Moravia, N. Y., July 23, 1837; m. 1858, Leah Redding, b. Hamilton Co., 
Ohio, Jan. 1, 1839; farmer; Wills Co., 111.; Lynn Co., Kas., 1879: Parker, Kas. J 
1899: private, B, ll2th 111. Inf. Vols.: enlisted Aug. 12, 18t)2; in battles Campbell] 
Station, seige of Knoxville, Raseca, Cleveland, Bean Station, Dandridge, Kelly' 
Ford, Goldsboro, Raleigh, Philadelphia, Monticello, Saunders' raid, and various 
other engagements and at Johnson's surrender: dis. June 20, 1865. 

Children: 

b. July 25, 1859. 

" Apr. 27, 1862. 

" Oct. 7, 1867. 

" Nov. 10, 1871, Augusta. 

" June 18, 1877. 



7558.* 

7559.* 

7560. 

7561.* 

7562. 



Jeffekson Merrill, 
Joseph Franklin, 
J AMES Nelson, 
William, 
Herman Clarence, 



[3501] HELEN R. GOODRICH, ^ (Sister of William A..) 

b. Homer, N. Y., Oct. 2, 1842; m. Toulon, 111., Aug. 26, 1858, Chas. Nelson, 
son of Jeremiah and Eunice (McKane) Crook, b. Peoria, 111., Dec. 11, 1838; 
private, B, 112 111. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Aug. 12, 1862, promoted Corporal; cap- 
tured on skirmish line and prisoner, Sept. 18, 1863 to Nov. 26, 1864; dis. June 20, 
1865; member G. A. R.; farmer; Linn Co., Kansas; Republican; he d. Linn Co.,. 
Dec. 12, 1889. She resides Goodrich, Kas., 1899; Methodists. 

Children: 

July 1, 1859, Stark Co., 111. 

Oct. 14, 1861, " m. Harrison Higgins. 

Aug. 1, 1865, 

July 1, 1870, " m. Elsie Woolington. 

Aug. 24, 1873, " 

July 10, 1877, McDonough Co., 111.; unm. 1899, 

Sept. 21, 1884, Lynn Co., Kansas. " 

Nov. 15, 1887, 



7563.* 
7564. 
7565.* 
7566. 

7567.* 
7568. 
7269. 
7570. 



Mary Eudocia, b. 
eurilla l., " 
Charlie N., " 
Ellsworth G., " 
EuRETTA Floy, " 
Frank A., " 

Nellie M., " 

Eva, " 



[3502] LUCY C. GOODRICH.^ (Sister of William A.,) 

b. Hadley, 111., Sept. 4, 1844; m. Glencoe, Minn., Mar. 20, 1871, John Ilett, 
b. Barto, N. Y., Mar. 3, 1842; farmer; Seaforth, Minn.; Republican; Sheriff, 
1892-8; school officer; he was in the New Ulm Indian massacre. 
Children: 

Sadie F., b. Jan. 9, 1872, Colins. 

Ida J., " July 12, 1874. 

Charles F., ^' Jan. 6, 1877; unm. 1902. 

James R., " Nov. 20, 1878, " " 

Ava M., " June 27, 1880, " 

Myrtle E., " Oct. 18, 1887. 



7571.* 

7572. 

7573. 

7574. 

7575. 

7576. 



[3506] MARIA TREAT,* Seymour,' Timothy,-' Ruth Hamlin,^ Cor- 
nelius," Ebenezer,3 James,^') b. Dec. 9, 1812: m. Apr. 15, 1837, More ton B. 
Sackett. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 745 





Children: 








7577.* 


Julius H., 


b. Oct. 


16, 


1838 


7578.* 


Rhoda T., 


" May 


1, 


1841 


7579. 


Seymour T., 


" Jan. 


23, 


1843 


7580. 


Reuben, 


•' Jan. 


23, 


1843, 


7581.* 


Lydia a., 


" Dec. 


15, 


1845 



[3508] STEPHEN DECATUR TREAT,' (Bro. of Maria,) 

b. Apr: 12, 1819; m. Mar. 15, 1843. Died on his way to California, 1850, 
buried Fort Laramie, Wyo. 
Child: 
7582.* Phebe Olinda, b. May 21, 1844. 

[3525] JOHN HOLMES TREAT,* (Lyman,^ Thomas,« Ruth Hamlin,!* 
Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James.^i) b. Golden, N. Y., May 17, 1842; m. 1st, Dec. 
21, 1861. Harriet Amelia, dau. of Nathan Egbert and Sylphina Caroline (Reed) 
Humphrey, b. July 3, 1845, who d. Buffalo, N. Y., Dec. 4, 1896; m.2d, Erie, Pa., 
Aug. 17, 1897, Mrs. Jennie Banics, dau. of Thomas and Sarah (Shafer) Cook, b. 
Sharpsburg, Pa., Dec. 1, 1850; res. Buffalo, N. Y. 
Children: 

7583.* Walter Byron, b. Sept. 1, 1864, Buffalo. 

7584.* Altee May, " July 3, 1870. 

7585.* Clara Estelle, " June 27, 1874. 

t3526] SULLIVAN TREAT,* (Timothy,^ Thomas," Ruth Hamlin,^ 
I Cornelius,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Aurora, N. Y., Jan. 18, 1811: m. Wayne, 
' Mich., Dec. 25, 1843, Caroline M., dau. of Cyrus and Mahala (Wiltse) Gage, b. 
Ledyard, N. Y., Mar. 11, 1824; settled in Silver Creek, Cass Co., Mich., 1832, 
cleared a farm from heavy timber, enduring the privations of pioneer life. 
\ May 10, 1859, he emigrated across the plains with horses and ox teams, and set- 
tied at Elk Grove, Cal., Oct. 20th following, where he d. Jan. 21, 1880: she res. 
• Elk Grove, 1902. 

J Ch. b. Silver Creek: 

f 7586.* Alvira H., Sept. 5, 1846. 

[8527] FIDELIA TREAT.* (Sister of Sullivan,) 

b. Aurora, N. Y., Oct. 15, 1818; m. July, 1835, Philander Dunning. She d. 
Elk Grove, Cal.: he d. Buchanan, Mich., 1879. 
No issue. 

[3528] ALMIRA TREAT,8 (Sister of Sullivan,) 

ij b. Aurora, N. Y., Feb. 13, 1821; m. in Mich., Sept. 7, 1840, Henry, son of 
James and Hannah (Comstock) Aldrich, b. Smithfleld, R. I., May 5, 1813; 
farmer; Edwardsburg, Mich.; Republican; she Baptist. He d. Edwardsburg, 
Feb. 8, 1901. 





Ch. b. Edwardsburg: 








7587.* 


Alpha, 


b. 


Feb. 


17, 


1842. 


7588.* 


James M., 


It 


Feb. 


8, 


1844. 


7589.* 


Levi M., 


a 


Jan. 


7, 


1846. 


7590.* 


George B., 


u 


Oct. 


20, 


1847. 


7591.* 


Jasper K., 


a 


Sept, 


,10, 


1849. 



7592. 


Nancy J., 


7593. 


Hbndrick a 


7594. 


Noble T., 


7595. 


George S., 


7596. 


Sherman B., 



a 



.1 



746 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3529] EUBY TREAT/ (Sister of Sullivan,) 

b. Aurora, N, Y., Apr. 6, 1823; m. Miclii^^an, 1843, William B. Green, b. 
Mich., Mar. 10, 1815. He crossed the plains in an ox wagon in 1852; farmer; 
res. Eldorado Co., and at Lower Lake, Lake Co., Cal.; Republican; Christians. 
She d. Dry Creek, Cal., Jan. 25, 1892; he d. Lower Lake, July 2, 1873. 
Children: 

b. Jan. 19, 1846, Van BurenCo.; m. — Thomas. 
" Mar. 4, 1850, w u 

Apr. 11, 1852, " 

Aug, 15, 1856, Eldorado Co. 
June 12, 1864, Lake Co. 

[3530] JAMES BENTLEY TREAT,^ (Bro. of Sullivan,) 

b. Aurora, N. Y., July 14, 1825; m. Cordelia Aldrich; res. Dowagiac, Mich. 
She d. Michigan; he d. Illinois. 
Children (3): 

7597. Delia J., res. Decatur, Mich. 

7598. Adblbert, " " " 

[3531] LOUISA TREAT,8 (Sister of Sullivan,) 

b. Aurora, N. Y., Nov. 24, 1827; m. Morris G. Aldrich; res. Lawrence, Van 
Buren Co., Mich.; both dead. 
Children: (2) 

7599. Frank; res. Lawrence. 

[3532] IRA HASKELL TREAT,' (Bro. of Sullivan,) 

b. Aurora, N. Y., May 11, 1830; m. Elk Grove, Cal., Oct. 13, 1869, Alice Ann 
Dunning; carpenter; removed with his fatber to Mich., 1834; crossed the plains, 
and arrived at Hang Town, Aug. 25, 1853; miner, freighter and farmer; Ander- 
son, California. 





Children: 










7600. 


Mattie B., 


b. 


Feb. 


23, 


1871. 


7601. 


Lois V., 


(( 


Oct. 


7, 


1872. 


7602. 


William Warken, 


u 


July 


9, 


1874. 


7603. 


Harriet Mariah, 


(( 


Jan. 


13, 


1877; d. June 1, 1885. 


7604. 


Carrie Ann, 


t( 


Dec. 


2, 


1882. 



[3533] WALLACE ORVILLE TREAT,* (Bro. of Sullivan,) 

b. Aurora. N. Y., Aug. 9, 1832; m. 1st, Virginia City, Mont., who d. about 

a year later; m. 2d, ; tinner; removed to Cal., May, 1859; later to 

Virginia City, where he conducted a hardware store; res. Oregon, 1888. 

[3534] WILLARD W. TREAT,8 (Bro. of Sulhvan, ) 

b. Aurora, N. Y., Aug. 9, 1832; m. Salinas City, Cal.; res. there. 
Two children. 

[3535] HORACE JAY TREAT,' (Bro. of Sullivan,) 

b. Silver Creek, Mich., Mar. 13, 1835; enlisted Oct., 1861, I, 12th Mich. Inf. 
Vols.; killed Shiloh, Apr. 6, 1862. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 747 

[3536J LUCY ANN TREAT,8 (Sister of Sullivan, ) 

b. Silver Creek, Mich., May 2, 1839: m. Dowagiac, Mich., Nov. 12, 1857, 
Fletcher B.. son of Ludvpell and Artemecia Robinson, b. May 29, 1835; farmer; 
Cass Co., Mich., until 1866; removed to Bangor, Mich.; Onekama, Mich., fall 
of 1874; where they res. 1888; Storm Lake, Iowa, 1901; Methodists. 

Ch. b. Dowagiac: 
7605.* Jay W., Mar. 22, 1859. 

7606. Warren Russell, Apr. 5, 1867. 

[3538] AMANDA EUPHEMIA TREAT,8 (Sister of Sullivan, ) 
b. Silver Creek, Mich., May 16, 1844; removed to Cal., 1863; ra. Elk Grove, 
Cal., Dec. :^5, 1866, Henry Warren Russell, formerly of Andover, Mass.; re- 
moved to Garden Valley, Cal., and res. there, 1888. 

Ch. b. Garden Valley: 

7607. A Son, June 13, 1869; d. in infancy. 

7608. A Daughter, June 13, 1869, " " " 

7609. Inez B., Mar. 28, 1871. 

7610. Warren T., Aug. 8, 1875. 

7611. Edith A., Feb. 23, 1879. 

7612. Edgar Henry, Feb. 23, 1879. 

[.35.39J JULIUS ALLEN TREAT,8 (Oren,^ Thomas,6 Ruth Hamlin,^ 
Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Aurora, N. Y., Nov. 14, 1814; m. 1839, Sarah 
Crocker. He came to Sharon, Wis., 1844: member J. A. Treat Lumber Co., 
Marinette, Wis. He d. Sharon, Feb. 22, 1892. 
Children: (4) 

7613. Fayette C, res. Appleton, Wis. 

7614. Jennie T., m. D. E. Sedgwick. 

[3540] ABIGAIL TREAT,8 (Sister of Julius A.,) 

b. Aurora, N. Y., Oct. 25, 1816; m. Nov. 16, 1835, William Darling: res. 
South Wales, N. Y. She d. Jan. 9, 1897. 

Child: 

7615. Mrs. Bela Cornwall, South Wales. 

[3541] GEORGE TREAT,* (Bro. of Julius A.,) 

b. Aurora, N. Y., Sept. 17, 1817; m. Milledgeville, 111., March 12, 1854, 
Sarah Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas and Lucinda ( McHuron) Foster, b. Lysander, 
N. Y., Dec. 7, 1827; farmer; Erie Co., N. Y., until 1842; settled at Sharon, Wis., 
1848; once, before the advent of railroads in the west, he walked from Wiscon- 
sin to New York. Republican; school director many years; Universalist; she, 
Cong., and member W. C. T. U. He d. Sharon, Dec. 25, 1882. 

Ch. b. Sharon: 

7616.* Flora Lucinda, Feb. 24, 1856. 

7617.* Helen, July 2, 1858. 

7618. Eva Luella, Jan. 24, 1863; d. July 25, 1870. 

7619. Grace Aurora, July 23, 1867; m. Ira W. Holmes,* 
7620.* Marion Georgia, Jan. 24, 1871. 



748 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3542] THOMAS NELSON TREAT,8 (Bro. of Julius A.,) 

b. Aurora, N. Y., May 30, ]822; m. Clinton, Wis., Mar. 23, 1864, Clara Wiley, 
dau. of Eli and Anna Tryphina (Wood) Bull, b. Millsborough, Ohio, Jan. 7, 
1846; farmer: res. in N.Y. state, until 1844; Seneca Co., Ohio, until 1847; Sharon, 
Wis., until 1784; since in Iowa; Clear Lake, Iowa, 1902; Republican: justice of 
the peace, Depere, Wis., 1879, in Iowa, 1888; she Methodist. 





Ch. b. Sharon: 




7621.* 


Alice May, 


Feb. 3, 1865. 


7622.* 


Minnie Bell, 


Nov. 6, 1866. 



[3544] LYMAN L. TREAT,* (Bro. of Julius A.,) 
b. Aurora, N. Y., Apr. 30, 1827; m. Jan. 11, 1871, Laura Anna Cooper; went 

west when a young man, and spent thirty years in Iowa; merchant: Webster 

City, Iowa, 1890; also dealer in real estate and grain; Treasurer KossouthCo, 
Iowa, 1859-60. 

Children: ■ 

7623. Carroll L., b. Nov. 21,1871. 

7624. Teressa L., " Apr. 11, 1873. 



[3547] HELEN U. TREAT,* (Sister of Julius A.,) 

b. Aurora, N. Y., July 17, 1834; m. Springville, N. Y., Oct. 6, 1853, Horace 
DeLancy Underbill, b. Aurora, N. Y., Aug. 20, 1834; druggist; Sharon, Wis., 
since 1855; Republican; she member W. C. T. U. and Woman's Foreign Mission- 
ary So.; Methodists. 

Children: 

7625. Oren Wesley, b. Aug. 8, 1854, Dodge Co.: d. Aug. 23, 1854. 

7626.* Ella Frank, " Mar. 6, 1860, Sharon. 

7627.* Clayton Horace, " Aug. 24, 1863, " 



[3548] ELLERY BENTLEY TREAT,* (Bro. of Julius A.,) 

b. Aurora, N. Y., Aug. 31, 18.36; m. Manatowoc, Wis., June 29, 1863. Char- 
lotte H. Farnsworth, of Sheboygan, Wis. Attended Aurora Academy; studied 
law, Buffalo, N. Y., with Backus & Lanning, admitted to the bar, Dec. 1, 1859; 
removed to Sharon, Wis., 1860, and taught school; when the war broke out he 
recruited a company at Aurora, N. Y., was commissioned Lieutenant, but de- 
clined on account of ill health; admitted to the bar in Milwaukee, Wis., Apr. 
16, 1861, and at Chicago, III, a few days later; settled in Sheboygan, 1862: 
formed partnership with William Hamilton, 1863, and continued with him four 
years; district attorney, Manitowoc, eight years; formed partnership with 
Lyman J. Nash, 1872, but soon abandoned the law to engage in the lumber 
business. He again resumed the practice of law; Democrat; his widow resided 
Los Angeles, Cal., 1902. He d. Manitowoc, Nov. 18, 1880. 

Ch. b. Manitowoc: 

7628. Robert Paine, Apr. 24, 1864, d. in infancy. 

7629. Charles Henry, Aug. 23, 1869; res. Los Angeles. 

7630. William Prentice, Sept. 4, 1872; unm. 1902. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 749 

[3549J VICTORIA TREAT,8 (Sister of Julius A., ) 

b. Aurora, N. Y., Jan. 5, 1838; m. 1861, Royal Lee Colby Morj^an. She d. 
.Aurora, April 1, 1873. 
Child: 
7631. Adelbert, b. July, 1863; killed by cars, July, 1885. 

[3550] MARIE FRANCES TREAT,8 . (Sister of Julius A., ) 
b. Aurora, N. Y., Sept. 22, 1840; ni. East Aurora, N. Y''., Aug. 17, 1865, Deli- 
van, son of Isaac R. and Eliza (Bigelow) Calkins, b. East Aurora, May 30, 1822; 
farmer; East Aurora; Republican. 
Ch. b. East Aurora: 
7632.* Charlotte Aurora, Sept. 2, 1875. 

[3551] HARRIET A RVILLA TREAT,' (Sister of Julius A., ) 
b. Aurora, N. Y., Nov. 9, 1842; m. Sharon, Wis., Oct. 23, 1884, George Buss, 
h. Sterling, Mass., 1830. Before the war he was a chair manufacturer; res. in 
Mass., until 1850; Booneville, N. Y., until 1861: now res. Fort Collins, Col.; Re- 
pubhcan. Member F, 14 N. Y. Regt.; enlisted April 17, 1861, and served in all 
the battles of the Army of the Potomac, under Generals McClellan and Pope, 
and received a slight wound in the eye at Malvern Hill, July 1, 1862; dis. as 2d 
Lieut., May 17, 1863; 2d Lieut. 21, N. Y. Cav., commissioned Jan. 4, 1864, pro- 
moted 1st Lieut. Mar. 15, 1864, wounded in right knee, July 16, 1864, in left hip, 
Nov. 10, 1864, and totally disabled; mustered out, 1866; member George H. 
Thomas Post, 7, G. A, R., and Loyal Legion; Presb.; she member W. R. C, 26. 

No issue. 

[3552] ORVILLE (.^\SSIUS TREAT,* (Bro. of Julius A.,) 

b. Aurora, N. Y., July 26, 1844. He d. East Aurora, N. Y., Oct. 7, 1869, 

Children: 
7633. Orville Manley; res. Buffalo. 

7684. Jennie. 

[3553] IRA HOLMES,' (.Jemima Treat,' Thomas,^ Ruth Hamlin,^ 

Cornelius,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Wales, N. Y., Sept. 3, 1813. Hed. Wales, 

July 15, 1872. 
I Two sons. 

[3554] Dr. benjamin FRANKLIN HOLMES,' (Bro. of Ira,) 
b. Wales, N. Y., Dec. 25, 1816; m. there. Mar. 14, 1841, Susan, dau. of Eph- 
j raim and Clarissa (Willard) Parker, b. Aurora, N. Y^., Aug. 5, 1817; clergyman 
1 eight years; physician and surgeon 29 years; Wales, N. Y., 1816-42: Jackson, 
Ohio, 1842-4; Albion, Ohio, 1844-9; Rowsburg, Ohio, 1849-55; Palmyra, Wis., 
from 1855 until death. He graduated Dennison University, Oberlin, Ohio; 
studied at Rush Medical College two years, and graduated Hahneman Homeo- 
pathic College; Republican; Baptists. He d. Palmyra, Nov. 12, 1875; she d. 
i Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Feb. 17, 1895. 
Children: 
7635.* Adoniram Judson, b. Mar. 2, 1842, Jackson. [unm. 

7636. LuciNDA Maria, " June 23, 1846, Albion: d. Oct. 1, '66, 

7637. BenjaminFranklin," Sept. 10, 1850, Rowsburg, '• Apr. 14,* '87. 
7638.* Ira Watt, " Feb. 29, 1860, Palmyra. 



I 



750 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3555] ELVIRA T. HOLMES.8 (Sister of Ira,) 

b. Wales, N. Y., Oct. 4, 1818; married. She d. Aurora, N. Y., Oct. 30, 1884. 

Child: 
Tt)39. Mrs. S. J. Eastwood, Rochester, N. Y. 

[3556] CYRUS HOLMES,* (Bro. ofira,) 

b. Wales, N. Y., Jan. 14, 1821: married. He d. Wales, Aug. 29, 1862, 
Child: 

7640. Mrs. N. A. Sanderson, Cleveland, Ohio. 

[3557] AMANDA HOLMES,* (Sister of Ira,) 

b. Wales, N. Y., July 25, 1825; married. She d. Wales, Apr. 29, 1879. 
No issue. 

[3558] NANCY HOLMES,' (Sister of Ira,) 

b. Wales,- N. Y., July 25, 1825; married. She d. Wales, July 21, 1886. 
Child: 

7641. Mrs. Lydia A. EdvvarDvS, lola, Kas. 

[35591 LUCINDA HOLMES,' (Sister of Ira,) 

b. Wales, N. Y., May 16, 1828; m. there, Aug. 15, 1849, Alonzo, son of Phin- 
eas and Mary Ann (Milliard) Henderson, b. Otisco, N. Y., June 25, 1823; me- 
chanic and merchant; removed to Wis., 1854; Stokesville, N. Dak.; Republican; 
Odd Fellow; Private, D, 24 Wis. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Aug. 16, 1862; in battle of 
Perryville, Ky.; dis. Jan. 17, 1863; member Graf ton Post, 6, G. A. R.; she mem- 
ber Daughters of Rebekah; Disciples; she d. Stokesville, Oct. 29, 1902. 
Children: 
7642.* Legrand Deforest, b. Mar. 2, 1852, E. Aurora. 

7643. Ira Holmes, " Mar. 21, 1856, Palmyra; d. Mar. 30, 185T 

7644. Ida J., " Nov. 12, 1858, " " Sept. 21, 1861 

7645. Ella J., " June 4, 1860, " " Oct. 20, 1860 

7646. Sherman T, '^ April 13, 1865, " unm. 1902. 

7647. Mabel V., " May 9, 1868, " " " 

[.3560] SEYMOUR EDWARD TREAT,' (Izbon.'Thomas.s Ruth Ham- 
lin,& Cornelius,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Aurora, N.Y. June 13, 1823; m. Dec. 29, 
1849, Abbie Spurling Guptil, b. May 13, 1825; merchant and grain dealer; Polo, 
111.; deputy sheriff; deputy provost marshall; Justice peace; and other local 
offices; killed Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Feb. 6, 1867; she res. Polo. 
Children: 

7648. Frank Edward, b. Oct. 9, 1853. 

7649. LuELLA Elmira, " Aug. 22, 1855: m. John Bartlett, 

7650. Alice, " July 4, 1858. 

7651. Ellis, " July 4, 1858. 

7652. DwiGHT Thompson, " May 1, 1861; res. Chicago, 

[3561] Dr. CHARLES RALPH TREAT,' (Bro. of Seymour E.,) 

b. Aurora, N. Y., .Jan. 12, 1826; m. Salona, Pa., Jan, 1, 1862, Margaret Rees- 

man, of Salona; Physician and Surgeon; taught school in N. Y, and Ohio; 



I 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 751 

'Studied medicine; attended medical lectures, 1851-2: Prohibitionist; removed 
to Sharon, Wis., 1861; She Methodist. He d. Sharon, May 8, 1901. 
Ch. b. Sharon: 
7653.* Charles Rbesman, May 19, 1866. 

[3563] LEWIS J. TREAT,8 {Bro. of Seymour E.,) 

b. Coldeu, N. Y., Mar. 31, 1832; m. Sept. 12, 1855, Fannie Pratt Barden, of 
€ollins Centre, N. Y., b. Oct. 3, 1832; moved to Polo, 111., 1858; to Albert Lea, 
Minn; member G, 27 Iowa' Inf. Vols.; killed by a bushwacker. 
Children: 

7654. Charles Demetrius, b. Feb. 18, 1857, Polo; d. 1862. 
7655.* Gilbert Barton, " Dec. 25, 1859, Albert Lee. 

7656.* Lewis Edward, *' Feb. 17, 1861, " 

[3565] GEORGE S. TREAT,* (Bro. of Seymour E.,) 

b. Golden, N. Y., Apr. 7. 1842; res. White Oaks, Lincoln Co., New Mexico. 

[3566] LOUISA R. TREAT,' (Sister of Seymour E..) 

b. Colden, N. Y., Sept. 23, 1852; m. Mar. 29, 1874, Everett Darbee, b. Sept. 

10, 1847; dealer in pianos, musical instruments, sewing machines, etc.; East 

Aurora, N. Y., 1891. She d. Oct. 15, 1883. 
Child: 

7657. Emmet R., b. Aug. 20 1875; d. Mar. 25, 1877. 

[3567] POLLY M. TREAT,' (John,' Thomas,^ Ruth Hamlin,^ Cor- 
nelius,* Ebenezer,3 James, 21) b. Aurora, N.Y., Apr. 26, 1824; m. Concord, N. Y., 
Jan. 1, 1850, Stephen Wheeler, b. Wooster Co., Mass., Dec. 1, 1815; she d. Dec, 
3, 1888. He d. East Hamburg, June 11, 1898. 

Ch. b. E. Hamburg; 

7658. Minerva E., Mar. 6, 1851; unm. 1902. 

7659. Anna M., Sept. 19, 1852; d. Feb. 27, 1853. 

7660. J. Treat, Dec. 15, 1853, " Oct. 4, 1860. 

7661. Frank S., . Dec. 10, 1855; unm. 1902. 
' 7662.* H. Beecher, Oct, 4, 1858. 

[3568] JEMIMA TREAT,' (Sister of Polly M.,) 

, b. Aurora, N. Y., Apr. 11, 1825; m. Apr. 5, 1849, R. W. VanDuzen. She d. 
\ Aug. 4, 1884; he d. Apr. 11, 1875. 

No issue. 

[3569] CYNTHIA TREAT,' (Sister of Polly M.,) 

b. Aurora, N. Y., Feb. 19, 1827; m. Apr. 3, 1853; res. Greenwood, N. Y. 
No issue. 

[3570] ALMON HARMON TREAT,8 (Bro. of Polly M.,) 

b. Aurora, N. Y., Nov. 28, 1828; m. 1st, Sept. 11, 1859, Carrie G. Mills, of 
Polo, 111., b. Jan. 7, 1829, who d. Sept. 5, 1868; m. 2d. Oct. 5, 1880, Abbie S. Bee- 
'dee, of Dixon, 111., b. June 14, 1843; vice-prest. and director Plymouth Roller 
Mills, LeMars, Iowa. He d. Jan. 31, 1890. 
No issue. 



i 



752 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[3571] FAYETTE TREAT/ (Bro. of Polly M.,) 

b. Aurora, N. Y., Jan. 8, 183L; m. Oct. 26, 1853, Martha Griffith; farmer; 
East Concord, N. Y. 

Ch. b. E. Concord: 
7663.* Hattie E., June 9, 1855. 
7664. Ella J., July 13, 1857; m. James Lowry. 

[.3573] CHARLOTTE TREAT,* (Sister of Polly M.,) 

b. Aurora, N.Y., Nov. 10, 1835: m. May 20, 1858, Fayette, son of William H. 

and Sarah (Doolittle) Corbin, b. June 28, ; farmer: East Aurora. He dJ 

Aurora, Nov. 22, 1862. 

Ch. b. E. Aurora: 

7665.* EstelleC, July 20, 1859. 

7666. William F., Dec. 21, I860: unm. 1902. 



THOMAS TREAT,8 (Bro. of Polly M.,) 

b. Aurora, N. Y., Sept. 28, 1838: m. Sept. 28, 1864, Eva Wealthy, dau. of 
Orlando and Wealthy Ann (Post) Dailey, b. Marshall, N. Y., Mar. 22, 1843! 
merchant: later, clerk in postoffice; res. Glenwood, N. Y., until 1859; Polo] 
111., until 1887: since, LeMars, Iowa; Republican; member Giblem Lodge 322J 
A. F. & A. M.: Plymouth Comraandery 57, K. T.: El Kahie Temple, A. A. Nj 
M. S.: she Cong, and member Chapter 70, O. E. iS^ 
Ch. b. Polo: 

7667.* Wayland Almon, Oct. 21, 1868. 

7668.* Grace Louise,- June 30, 1872. 

7669. Carrie Lillian, Dec. 16, 1873; d. May 4, 1875. 



[3575] AFFIE BEADE TREAT,* (Sister of Polly M.,) 

■b. Concord, N. Y., Feb. 27, 1843; m. Forreston, 111., June 26, 1866, DrJ 
Thomas Davy Sturdevant, b. Skinner's Eddy, Pa., Apr. 6, 1834; dentist: Men] 
dota. 111., until 1870; afterwards, Clarence, Iowa; Republican; Freemason| 
private, F, 134 111. Inf. Vols.; enlisted May 19, 1864; dis. Oct. 25, 1864; Methc 
dists. Both d. Clarence; she June 6, 18S1; he Nov. 29, 1889. 

Children: 
7670.* Charles Victor, b. Apr. 20, 1867, Mendota. 

7671.* Harry Almon, " May 5, 1872, Clarence. 



[3576] .lOHN CORNELIUS TREAT,' (Bro. of Polly M.,) 

b. Concord, N. Y., Dec. 20, 1844; m. Springville, N. Y., June 6, 1867, Ellei 

Leuthera, dau. of John and Caroline (Stowell) Squires, b. Springville, Aug. llJ 

1840; farmer; Concord, until 1891; since, Springville; Republican; Freewill Bap] 

tists; members Maple Lodge, 172, I. O. G. T. 

Ch. b. Concord: 

7672.* Thomas Squires, Aug. 2, 1876. 

[3578] THOMAS PALMER HOW,* (Elizabeth Treat," Thomas,6 Ruth" 
Hamlin,'' Cornelius,* Ebenezer, 3 James,2i) b. Colden, N. Y., Aug. 11, 1822; m. 
North Collins, N. Y., Feb. 5, 1846, Susan M., dau. of James and Sally (Upson) 
Thompson, b. Niagara Co., N. Y., Mar. 2, 1826; U. S. patent lawyer; North 



b. Dec. 


24, 


1846. 




" June 


1«, 


1850, 


Buffalo. 


" Nov. 


19, 


1860, 


N. Y. City. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 753 

Collins, Colden, Buffalo, N. Y. City and Brooklyn, N. Y.; Republican; Baptist; 
she Cong.; res. North Collins. He d. Brooklyn, Feb. 20, 1879. 
Children: 

7673.* . Isaac Hartley, 
7674.* Lucius Wallace, 
7675.* Charlotte Henrietta, 

Three children d. young. 



[3579] MARY JEMIMA HOW,8 (Sister of Thomas P.,) 

b. Colden, N. Y., Nov. 23, 1825; m. Sept. 1, 1846, Charles Fitch, son of Will- 
ard and Mary (Wood) Stanclift, b. North Collins, N.Y., Jan. 26, 1822: mechanic; 
North Collins, until 1852; Colden, 1855-66: Concord, 1868; North Collins, 1868; 
East Aurora, 1897-1901; Franklin ville, N. Y., 1902; Republican. She d. Ham- 
burg, May 17, 1«75. 

Children: 

7676. A Daughter, June 

7677.* Marion Elizabeth, Apr. 

7678.* Annie Lydia, May 

7679.* Mary Hortence, Oct. 

7680. Charles Willakd, Sept. 

7681. Jennie Marie, Jan. 

7682. Minnie C, Oct. 

7683. WiLLARD Charles, Oct. 

7684. Nettie Cand ACE, Aug. 

[3580] DIADAMA TREAT,^ (Amaziah,^ Cornelius," Ruth Hamlin,^ 
Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Mendon, N. Y., June 8, 1810; m. Sept. 7, 18.31, 
Heman Barrett; removed to New London, Ohio, soon after marriage; to Rock 
Co., Wis., 1849; res. Clinton, Wis., 1887. He d. May 10, 1874. 

Ch. b. New London: 

7685. Augustus Mortimer, d. Feb. 18, 1876, unm. 
7686.* Philander T., Oct. 16, 1835. 

7687. Sarah Adaline, Sept. 14, 1839; d. Nov. 30, 1859. 

7688.* Martha D., • May 26, 1848. 

[3581] SARAH TREAT,' (Sister of Diadama,) 

b. Mendon, N. Y., Feb. 12, 1813; m. there, Sept. 8, 1831, Benjamin Park; b. 
Mendon, July 27, 1810; farmer and schoolteacher; removed to New London, 
Ohio, soon after marriage; Turtle, Wis., July, 1847 to Sept., 1882; Clinton, 
Wis. 1882-90; Republican; town treasurer; member P. of H.; she was a school 
teacher; Baptist. She d. Clinton, Aug. 30, 1890; he d. Lake Mills, Wis., Oct. 
51, 1896. 



1, 


1847: 


d. 


infancy. 


17, 


1849, 


N, 


, Colli 


ns. 


8, 


1852, 




u 




10, 


1855, 


Colden. 




4, 


1858, 




(1 


d. same day. 


1, 


1860, 




a 


" July 28, 1894, 


10, 


1863, 




u 


" Sep. 11, 1891 


10, 
98 


1863, 


nr 


ill inc* 


m ITirlrlo 





Children: 










7689.* 


Benjamin Smith, 


b. Dec. 


21, 


1836, 


New London. 


7690.* 


Mortimer Treat, 


" July 


25, 


1841, 


K 11 


7691.* 


John Heman, 


" Sept. 


2, 


1845, 


l< II 


7692.* 


Fkeb Emerson, 
Four children, d. 


" Nov. 
in infancy. 


9, 


1854, 


Turtle. 



I 



754 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3582] Hon. CORNELIUS MORTIMER TREAT,^ (Bro. of Diadama,) 
b. Angelica, N. Y., Apr. 25, 1817; m. Aug. 29, 1841, Phebe Alvira,* dau. of 
Cbarles and Jemima (Treat) Curtis, b. Ruggles, Oliio, Feb. 7, 1824. He remov- 
ed with his mother and j^oungest sister to New London, Ohio, 1836; to 
Clinton, Wis., 1847, where he engaged in farming, until J849, when he became 
proprietor of the American Hotel, Belvidere, 111. This he sold in 185.3, and re- 
moved to Jonesville, Wis., and to Turtle, Wis., 1853, where he bought a farm 
and now resides at Clinton, Wis. He taught school in Ohio from 1836 to 1847, 
and in Wisconsin from 1856 to 1863; was town 8upt. of Schools, nine years in 
New London, Ohio, and four years in Turtle, Wis.; County Supt. of Schools, 
Rock County, Wis.; elected in 1866 and continued serving in that capacity for 
eight consecutive years; member Wisconsin legislature, 1863. 
Cilhdren: 
7693.* Emily Diadama, b. Aug. 16, 1842, New London. 

. 7694.* Curtis Mortimer, " Apr. 29, 1857, Turtle. 

[35831 CHARLOTTE ADALINE TREAT,3 (Sister of Diadema,) 
b. Angelica, N. Y., June 1, 1819; m. Mar. 10, 1838, Joel Miner. She moved 
with her mother and brother to New London, Ohio, 1836; school teacher until 
her marriage; removed to Turtle, Wis., 1845; lived on a farm until 1873; to 
Clinton, Wis., where she res. 1887. He d. Clinton, Mar. 10, 1874. 
Children: 

7695.* HULDAH Jane, 

7696.* Wallace Treat, 

7697.* Sarah Elizabeth, 

7698.* Mary Adaline, 

7699. Ida Mays 

7700. George Mortimer, 

[3593] ROBERT REDCUS TREAT,* (Alvin,' Corneiius.fi Ruth Hamlin, 8 
Cornehus,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Mendon, N. Y., Dec. 13, 1819; m. 1st, Somer- 
set, N. Y., Dec. 10, 1849, Betsey S. Viclcery, who d. May 14, 1872; m. 2d, Feb. 27, 
1878, Mrs. Adelia Arnold; fruit grower; Somerset. 
Ch. by 1st wife: 

7701.* Elgia Eldorus, June 14, 1851, Yates. 

7702.* Flora A., Jan. 2, 1854, Somerset. 

7703. Ella M., Nov. 1, 1856; m. Arthur Bennett. 

[3594] G-EORGE NELSON TREAT,8 (Bro. of Robert R., ) 

b. Mendon, N. Y., Feb. 16, 1822; m. Oct. 13, 1853, Ellen C. Hill, of Roches- 
ter, N. Y.; farmer until marriage; moved to Somerset, N. Y.; returned to 
Mendon, 1863, where he conducted a meat marlcet with his son, Alva B. He d. 
June 20, 1894. 

Children: 
7704.* Frederick A., b. Mar. 16, 1859, Somerset. 

7705. Alva B., " Sept. 14, 1862, 

7706. Frank J., " June 4, 1871, Mendon. 



b. 


Apr. 


1, 


1839, 


New London. 






Nov. 


18, 


1844, 


(( i( 






Feb. 


11, 


1847, 


Turtle, Wis. 






Jan. 


23, 


1849, 


11 a 






Mar. 


31, 


1856, 


" " d. Mar. 17, 


'74 




Mar. 


19, 


1858, 


" " Aug. 11, 


'66 



[3595] MERCY C. TREAT,' (Sister of Robert R.,) 

b. Yates, N. Y., Nov. 28, 1829; m. Somerset, N. Y., May 23, 1858, Daniel H 
son of Daniel and Esther (Akerly) Mead, b. Fonda, N. Y., Dec. 9, 1825; tanner 



J 



7707.* 


Ha RTF. Y H., 


b. 


Feb. 


23, 


1859, Two B 


7708. 


Willie W., 




Sept. 


16, 


1860, 


7709.* 


Hannah E., 




Oct. 


15, 


1862, 


7710. 


Alvin Treat, 




Sept. 


23, 


1864, 


7711. 


EM3IA, 




Sept. 


23, 


1864, 


7712.* 


Minnie L., 




Apr. 


18, 


1868, Corfu. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 755 

and currier: member Wisconsin Leather Co.; Two Rivers, Wis., 1858-66; Corfu, 
N. Y., 1866-70; Buffalo, N. Y., until 1872; Wayland, N.Y., until 1874; Repub- 
lican; she member Home and Foreign Miss. Soc; Presbs. He d. Milwaulcee, 
Wis., .Tuly 26, 1874. She res. Somerset, N. Y. 

Children: 

b. Feb. 23, 1859, Two Rivers. 

d. Jan. 14, 1869. 

d. Mar. 23, 1866. 
" Sept. 30, 1864. 



[.3596] CORNELIUS TREAT.s (Bro. of Robert R.,) 

b. Yates, N.Y., Mar. 3, 1832; m. Somerset, N.Y., Apr. 1.5,1862, Mary Linde, 
dau. of Anson and Polly M. (Winnie) Robinson: farmer; b. Somerset, Dec. 31, 
. 1833; Barkers, N.Y.; she Epis. and member W. C. T. U. 

No issue. 

[3)99] SUSAN A. TREAT,* (Benjamin P.,' Cornell us,^ Ruth Hamlin,^ 
Cornell us, 1 Ebenezer,3 James,?!) b. Angelica, N". Y., July 4, 1825; m. Jan. 13, 
1842, A. W. Dunkin. She d. Sept. 18, 1867. 

Children: 

7713. Mary Amelia. 

7714. Frank Treat. 

7715. Mattie Elizabeth. 

7716. Sarah Carrie. 

[3600] MARY V. TREAT,8 (Sister of Susan A.,) 

b. Angelica, N. Y., Dec. 27, 1826; m. Dec. 25, 1845, Nathan C. Hammond. 

Ch. (10), res. Penn.: 

m. Amanda Buckley. 
" H. N. Harder. 
" Henry Yeutzer. 
" Emma Babcock. 
" Celia Wightman. 



7717. 


George P. 


7718. 


Susan C, 


7719. 


Mary T., 


7720. 


DWIGHT L 


7721. 


Frank D., 


7722. 


Minnie. 


7723. 


Clara. 


7724. 


Jessie. 



[3602] CHARLOTTE JANE TREAT,* (Cornelius D.,' Cornelius,6 Ruth 
Hamlin, 5 Cornelius,* Ebenezer.^ James,^!) b. Palmyra, N. Y., Nov. 24, 1823; m. 

Niles, Mich., Sept. 22, 1845, Rev. George Van Ness, son of John and 

(Lowe) Ten Brook: clergyman: Whig; Baptists. She d. Battle Creek, Mich., 
April 5, 1847; he d. Centreville, Mich, Mar. 5, 1857. 

Ch. b. Battle Creek: 
7725.* William George, July 18, 1846. 

[3603] CHARLES GOODMAN TREAT,8 (Bro. of Charlotte J.,) 
b. Middleburg, N. Y., Feb. 19, 1826; m. May 5, 1851, Chloe Mead, b. May 20, 
I 1832; mason. He d. Folsomdale, N. Y., Aug. 7, 1880. 



756 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



7726. 

7727.* 



Ch. b. Folsomdale: 
Frank, Feb. .3, 1852. 

Wright, Dec. 3, 1857. 



[3604J CORNELIUS AMAZIAH TREAT.* (Bro. of Charlotte J.,) 
b. West Bloomfield, N. Y., Apr. 15, 1828; m. Cassopolis, Mich., June 13, 1850,] 
Lucinda C. Renion, of East Aurora, N. Y.; carpenter, architect and draughts- 
man; Hannibal, Mo.; Republican; Alderman; he enlisted in the first company! 
in northeast Missouri, 1861; served his term and was discharged; re-enlisted inj 
state militia and served through the war, a corporal; Supt. of construction ofj 
U. S. court house and post office; Hannibal, 1886; Prest. Treat Car Wheel Mfg. 
Co., Hannibal, composed of himself and sons. He d. Hannibal, Jan. 20, 1900. 
Children: 

7728.* Jaiviks W., b. Feb. 23, 1851, Mich. City. 

7729.* George Bradford, " Mar. 9, 1858. Galva, 111. 
7730. William E., " June 23, 1864, Hannibal. 

[3605] BENJAMIN PALMER TREAT,8 (Bro. of Charlotte J., ) 

b. Mendon, N. Y., Dec. 26, 1830; m. 1851, Clarissa Butler; moved to Tyrone, I 

Mich., 1866; conducted a saw mill. He d. Sparta Centre, Mich., Aug. 9, 1874;] 

she d. Tyrone, Mar. 28, 1872, aged 41. 



16, 1855, Knowlesville, N. Y. 

1857, " " d. 1859. 

31, 1862, " " unm. 

2, 1866, Alabama Centre, N. Y. 





Children: 






7731.* 


Ira Ralph, 


b. 


Aug. 


7732. 


Lottie, 


(( 


Aug. 


7733. 


Nelson, 


(1 


Mar. 


7734.* 


Julia Ella, 


n 


July 



[3606] JOHN JAY TREAT,8 (Bro. of Charlotte J.,) 

b. Yates, N. Y., Dec. 12, 1834; m. Winona, 111., Nov. 14, 1860, Elizabeth^ 
Jane, dau. of David and Sallie (Drake) Ulery, b. Hillsboro, Pa., Dec. 26, 1839; 
mechanic; an early engineer on the Michigan Central R. R. At the commence- 
ment of the rebellion he was general foreman of locomotive rebuilding at Han-j 
nibal and St. Joseph R. R. shops and for fifteen years thereafter; member Co. 
A., Marion Co. Battalion, Capt. Joseph Loomis, Reserved Corps., mostly rail 
road men. He served in Col. J. T. K. Hayward's Reg't. of Home Guards, under | 
Gen. John McNiel, was at battles of Centralia, Willow Creek, and other 
skirmishes with guerillas and bushwhackers. He ran the engine which con- j 
veyed Gen. Grant and his Illinois troops from Hannibal to Salt River bridge,, 
where a skirmish was fought a few days before the battle of Belmont. His) 
grandfather, Cornelius Treat gave him the old flintlock musket, carried during: 
the Revolution; resided, Hannibal, Jan. 1, 1877. 
Ch. b. Hannibal: 



7735.* 


Edwin CHAPifr, 


Nov. 27, 


1861. 








77.36. 


Jacob Lionel, 


Feb. 23, 


1863; d 


Sept. 


27, 


1864. 


7737.* 


John Jay, 


Oct. 9, 


1864. 








7738.* 


Victor Hugo, 


Sept. 28, 


1866. 








7739.* 


Bennett Francis, 


Sept. 27, 


1868. 








7740.* 


Lillian Elizabeth, 


Sept. 28, 


1870. 








7741. 


Vivian, 




d. 


Sept. 


28, 


1875. 


7742. 


Wilbur, 




u 


Jan. 


12, 


1877. 



J 



EIGHTH GENERATION. " 757 

[3608] HARRIET AMELIA TREAT,^ (Ellery S.J Cornelius,^ Ruth 
Hamlin, 5 Cornelius,^ Ebenezer.s James,2i) b. Rochester, N. Y., Oct. 16, 1833; m. 
Jacob Brazee; res. Rochester, 1886. 

Children: 

Three Daughters, 

[3609] GEORGE ELLERY TREAT,? (Bro. of Harriet A.,) 

b. Rochester, N. Y., June 15, 1836; m. 1st, Albany, N. Y., Dec. 1860, Eliza 
€oulson, who d. Jan. 2, 1870; m. 2d, Aug. 18, 1880, Martha, dau. of Dr. Thomas 
and Jennie C. (Gordon) Bigelow, of Milwaukee, Wis., b. Apr. 13, 1845; dealer in 
sewing machines: Milwaukee. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

7743. Lizzie Coulson, b. Oct. 6, 1861, 

By 2d wife: 

7744. Anna Bigelow^ b. A pr, 19, 1882. 

[3610] MARGARET TREAT,8 (Sister of Harriet A.,) 

b. Rochester, N. Y., June 5, 1842; m. Nov., 1871, Andrew Erhart. 

Children: 

7745. A Son. 

7746. A Daughter, 

Two others d. under five years of age. 

[3611] ESTHER ANN TREAT,8 (Noah N., 7 Cornellus,6 Ruth Hamlin,5 
Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Mendon, N. Y., Nov. 15, 1835; m. there. 
Mar. 12, 1859, Charles Tahmadge; farmer; Mendon. She d. Mendon, Mar. 22, 

1889. 

No issue. 

[3612] CYNTHIA ADELAIDE TREAT,* (Sister of Esther A.,) 
b. Mendon, N. Y., April, 30, 1837; m. there, Dec. 1, 1859, Elisha Dowd, son 

1 of Edwin Augustus and Lydia (Cooley) North, b. East Bloonifield, N. Y., Aug. 

I iS, 1830; farmer; E. Bloomfield; Democrat. He d. E. Bloomfield, Feb. 17, 1898. 

Ch. b. E. Bloomfield: 
7747.* Amelia, Mar. 12, 1861. 

[3613] HARRIET PALMER TREAT,* (Sister of Esther A.,) 

b. Mendon, N. Y., May 8, 1841; m. Pittsford, N. Y., Feb. 4, 1858, Edward 
Cady; res. Pittsford. 

Child, 

7748, George E., b. June 28, 1861. 

[3614] JAY STRONG TREA^T,* (John J.,^ Cornelius,fi Ruth Hamhn,& 
!Cornelius,4 Ebenezer,3 Jaraes,2i) b. Edwardsburg, Mich., May 25, 1836: m. 1st, 
Elizabeth, N. J., May 6, 1862, Amelia Munn, dau. of Joseph and Matilda 
<Yallowley) Parker, b. Elizabeth, May 27, 1837, who d. Newark, N. J., Feb. 3, 
1897: m. 2d, Mar. 1, 1899, Emily Alberta, dau. of Charles and Sarah (McCrakin) 
Nichols, b. Newark, Apr. 4, 1851; banker; Edwardsburg, until 1840; Rochester, 
If. Y., until 1854; N. Y. City, until 1860; Elizabeth and Newark, N. J., until 



758 * THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

1866; Minneapolis, Minn., until 1869; Newark, until 1873; Dover, IST. J., untiE 
1882; since, Newark; Republican; member Corintliian Council 644, Royal Arca- 
num: members Reformed Dutch Churcli. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

7749. Edw^akd Payson, b. July 10, 1863, Newark: d. Mar. 16, 1886,unra.- 

7750. JayS., " June 9, 1866, Elizabeth: d. Oct. 17, 1867. 

[.3617] EDNA JANE TREAT,8 (Sister of Jay S.,) 

b. Rochester, N. Y., Nov. 9, 1844: m. W. A. Morse; res. Minneapolis, Minn.. 

No issue. 

[3619] HENRY C. TREAT,^ (Joseph R.," Cornelius," Ruth Hamhn,^' 
Cornelius, 1 Ebenezer,^ James.^i) b. Toronto, Canada, 1834; m. Mar. 10, 1858, Kate- 
A. Putnam; employed by U. S. Express Co., Milwaukee, Wis., 1865-87. 
Ch. b. Milwaukee: 

7751. Nellie R., July 16, 1859; m. Horace W. Griggs. 

f.36201 NELLIE M. TREAT,* (Sister of Henry C.,) 

b. Toronto, Canada, Apr. 23, 1837: m. Milwaukee, Wis., Dec. 15, 1859^ 

George Redfield, son of Horace and Lydia (Elderkin) Chittenden, b. Churcli- 

ville. N. Y., July 11, 1834: President Excelsior Sugar Retinery at time of his- 

death; amassed a fortune; he res. Churchville: N. Y. City, 1852; London, Eng.^ 

1855; Paris, France, 1857; Chicago, 111., 1858; Democrat; member Apollo Com- 

mandery, K. T.: 33° Mason. He d. Chicago, 111., Aug. 27, 1881; she resides- 

Chicago; Epis.; member Woman's Club; Woman's Exchange; patron Industrial 

School. 

Ch. b. Chicago: 

7752.* Evangeline Kathekine, b. Sept. 13, 1861. 

7753. George Wheeler, '• ]\j:ar. 31, 1863; unm. 1902, 

7754. Frederick William, " Apr. 30, 1868, " 

7755. Henry Whitehousb, " Nov. 19, 1870; d. July 19, 1895. 

[3621] JOHN RALPH TREAT,* (Bro. of Henry C.,) 

b. Niies, Mich., June 7, 1839; unmarried: real estate, loan and insurance 
business; Kansas City, Mo. 

[,3622] PHILETUS CHAMBERLAIN,' (Mahna Treat,' Ebenezer,* 

Ruth Hamlin,5 Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,3i) b. Mendon, N. Y., Nov. 26, 

1814; m. Rose, N. Y., Dec. 31, 1837, Julia L., dau. of Jeffrey and (Starke> 

Barnes, b. Butler, N. Y., May 26, 1819; farmer; Galen, Rose, Clyde and Mendon^ 
N. Y.; also, three years in Mich., soon after marriage; Republican; Granger? 
Baptists. Both d. Mendon; he Apr. 5, 1896; she Feb. 10, 1895. 
Children: 

7756.* Mary Esther, b. Dec. 16, 1839, Michigan. 

7757. Louisa Lacretia, " Aug. 9, 1841, Galen; m. Horace Field. 

7758.* Philena Lovenia, " Nov. 8, 1846, " 

7759. Alice Julia. " Dec. 29, 185.3, Rose; m. W. D. Alberton, 

7760.* Philetus, " Apr. 14, 1855, " 

7761.* Emma CooKiNGHAM," June 28, 1864, " 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 759 

[3623] PHILANDER THEAT CHAMBERLAIN,^ (Bro. of Philetus,) 
b. Mendon, N. Y., Oct. 15, 1816; m. Sept. 8, 1842, Mary Delaney Tuttle: 
J'armer; Hastings, Minn. He d. Hastings, Nov. 23, 1888, 

Oh. b. Clyde, N.Y.: 
7762. Dan T. 

7763.* Leon Treat, Apr. 3, 1862. 

7764. Frank. 

[3624] HANNAH LAVINA CHAMBERLAIN,8 (Sister of Philetus,) 
b. Mendon, N. Y., Jan. 10, 1823; m. May 15, 1851, Dr. Daniel T. Webster, of 

East Bloomfield, N. Y., who d. April 30, 1880. She res. Honeoye Falls, N. Y., 

1887. 

Children: 

7765. Fred. 

7766. Will; lawyer, Batavia, N. Y. 

7767. Jane; m. Gallop. 

[3625] MALINA JEMIMA CHAMBERLAIN,' (Sister of Philetus,) 
b. Mendon, N. Y., Oct. 6, 1827; m. Rose, N. Y., Henry McNeil,^ son of Asa 
and Hannah (S^jucy) Town,* b. Rose, Mar. 24, 1824; farmer; Rose, until 1855; 
Johnstown Center, Wis., 1855-7; afterwards, Wheaton, Wis.; Whig and Repub- 
lican; town clerk, and held other town offices; she Baptist. At the time of 
their settlement in northern Wisconsin the country was inhabited by Indians 
and wild game abundant. They lived to see the country change from a wilder- 
ness, the Indian wigwam and the log cabin to an advanced civilization. He d. 
Wheaton, Oct. 25, 1884. 

Children: 

7768.* Frederick Adelbert, b. Sept. 

7769.* Hamlin Augustus, 

7770.* Mary Alla, 

7771.* Charles Henry, 

7772.* Hattie Esther, 

7773.* Viola Adella, 

[3626] ESTHER ASENATH CHAMBERLAIN,' (Sister of Philetus, ) 
b. Mendon, N.Y., Sept. 20, 1829; m. 1st, there, Aug. 22, 1848, Henry, son of Orville 
and Katherine (Drury) Boardman; res. Rushford, Attica and Elmira, N. Y.; 
Whig and Republican; private, C, 11 U. S. Inf.; officer's clerk; he d. from dis- 
ease contracted in the army, Rushford, 1865; m. 2d, East Bloomtield, N. Y., 
Dec. 13, 1876, Asa Pride; hardware merchant; Honeoye Falls, N. Y.; deacon in 
Presb. church 40 years: Abolitionist and Republican; she res. Detroit, Mich., 

1902; Presb. 

Ch. by 1st marriage, b. Rushford: 

7774.* Alice Henrietta, Apr. 5, 1852. 
7775.* Melville Monroe, Jan. 17, 1854. 

[3627] HAMLIN TREAT CHAMBERLAIN,' (Bro. of Philetus,) 
b. Mendon, N. Y., Nov. 18, 1831; m. Nov. 24, 1857, Mary Almanda,' dau. of 
Asa and Hannah (Stacey) Town;* she res. Minneapoilis, Minn. He is dead. 

* Note 439. ASA T0WN,6 (Absolom,5 Elisha,* Jacob,3 2 William.i) See note 159. 



Sept. 


27, 


1851, 


Rose. 


Nov. 


n, 


1853, 


a 


May 


12, 


1857, 


Wheaton 


Nov. 


16, 


1859, 


(( 


Oct. 


24, 


1866, 


(( 


Oct. 


19, 


1868, 


(( 



M 



760 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Children: 
7776. Emma; unm., res. Minneapolis. 

7777.* Hattie Towne. 

7778. Harlow Hamlin; unm., res. Minneapolis. 
7779.* Charles Treat. 
7780.* Louis MiLTOX. J 

[;}628] HAVILIAH BELLAMY CLAFLlN,MEsther Treat,' Ebenezer.e--, 
Ruth Hamlin,* Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Mendon. N. Y., Oct. 20, 1818;: 
ra. 1st, Bristol, Ct., Jan. 1, 1855, Elizabeth North, who d. Hastings, Minn., Oct. 
1869: m. 2d, Feb. 1872, Mrs. Emma Le Due, nee Butler; res. Hastings: his widow 
res. Florence, Mass., 1897. Hed. Hastings, Jan. 7, 1892. 

Ch- by 1st wife b. Hastings: 
7781.* Frank North, Feb. 12, 1862. 

[3629] ESTHER MALINA CLAFLIN,8 (Sister of Haviliah B.,) 
b. Mendon, IN. Y.; m. Oct. 11, 1838, Hiram Munson, of East Bloomtieldr 
N. Y. She d. East Bloomfleld, April 26, 1840. 

No issue. 

[.36.30] ' HANNAH LAVINA CLAFLIN,^ (Sister of Haviliah B.,) 
b. Mendon, N. Y.; m. Everard Palmer, of Buffalo, N. Y. She d. about a;^ 
year after marriage; he married her sister, Achsah S, 

[36.31] HENRIETTA SOPHIA CLAFLIN,8 (Sister of Haviliah B..) 
b. Mendon, N. Y., 1833; m. John D. North. She d. Mendon, May 21, 1855, 

No issue. 

[3632] ACHSAH ANN CLAFLIN,8 (Sister of Haviliah B.,) 

b. Mendon, N. Y.; m. Everard Palmer, his second wife; he married first, her 
sister Hannah: res. Buffalo, N. Y.; shed. Aug. 15, 1853. 

Child: 

7782. Harlow Claflin; res. Buffalo. 

g 

[3633] CYRENEUS TREAT CURTISS,« (Jemima Treat,' Ebenezer,^ 
Ruth Hamlin, 5 Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Moscow, N. Y., July 1/ 
1820; ra. Jan. 25, 1853, Juliet McC^umber, of Belvidere, 111.; moved to California, ' 
1849; remained two years; Clinton, Wis., 1887. " 

Child: 
7783.* Charles Edwin. 

[3634] EMILY MARIA CURTISS,8 (Sister of Cyrenius T.,) 
b. Moscow, N. Y., Jan. 28, 1822: m. Jan. 1, 1843, John W., son of William and 
Hannah (Weaver) Gates, b. Mar. 17, 1814: tailor and farmer: res. New London, 
Ohio, and vicinity; moved to northern Indiana: thence to Turtle, Wis.; Repub- 
lican; Freewill Baptist; she res. Chicago, 111., 1887. He d. Turtle, Dec. 14, 1869, 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 761 

Children: 

7784. Charles M., b. June 6, 1846, New London; d. Nov. 1, '48 

7785. CyreneusC, " Dec. 15,1847, " "■ " Oct. 17, '48 

7786. Alvina, " Dec. 17, 1849, " " " Feb. 1, '73 
7787.* Sierra Nevada, " July 28, 1851, " " [Chicago. 
7788. Charles Mortimer," Feb. 19, 1855, Pleasant Lake, Ind.; res. 
7789.* Ida Eveline, " May 17, 1857, " " " 

[36.S6J EBENEZER HAMLIN CURTISS,* (Bro. of Cyreneus T.,) 
b. Mendon, N. Y., Oct. 6, 1828; ra. Oct. 27, 1864, Mattie E. Phillips, who d. 
May 24, 1870: photographer: Whitewater, Wis. 

Child: 

7790. Mrs Emma B. Bell, Tacoma, Wash. 

[8637] ESTHER JANE CURT1SS,8 (Sister of Cyreneus T., ) 

b. Ruggles, Ohio, Mar. 2, 1833; m. Clinton, Wis., Sept. 19, 1875, Humphrey 
Clark; farmer; Shopiere, Wis., 1840-1900; Congs.; he d. Shopiere, Nov. 6, 1900. 

No issue. 

[3638] DANIEL WILLIAM CURT1SS,8 (Bro. of Cyreneus T.,) 
b. Ruggles, Ohio, Sept. 5, 1835; m. New London, Ohio, about 1865, Mrs. 
Sarah E. Griggs, of New London, dau. of Horace Fish; res. Gardner; moved to 
Montana, 1862; res. Helena, and amassed a fortune; Freemason. His widow is 
Mrs. W. S. Spaulding, Helena; she Cong. He d. Helena, May 10, 1884. 

[.3639] CHARLES LOOMIS CURTISS,8 (Bro. of Cyreneus T.,) 
b. Ruggles, Ohio, Nov. 5, 1837: m. Turtle, Wis., 1879, Eva, dau. of Edd A., 
and Theresa (Barrus) Osborn, b. State of N. Y.; farmer: teacher for many years; 
musician 23 Ohio Inf. Vols., Prest. Garfield's Regt.; enlisted 1861, and served 
until close of war; res. New London, Ohio. In Dec. 1882 he went to attend a 
sick brother in Florida, was taken sick and d. there, Dec. 31, 1882. 
Ch. b. New London: 

7791. Daisy, 1880; unm. 1902. 

7792. Charles OsBORN, 1882, " 

[3640] WILLIAM PARK CURTISS,^ (Bro. of Cyreneus T.,) 

b. Ruggles, Ohio, May 29, 1841; m. New London, Ohio, Oct. 17, 1871, Louisa, 
dau. of Horace and Nancy (Segur) Fish, b. Oct. 25, 1853; farmer: later manu- 
facturer of wooden ware; Ruggles, until 1873; since, New London; Mayor of 
New London, 1900-2; member Floral Lodge, 260. A. F. & A. M., and New Lon- 
don Chapter R. A. M.; she member Leroy Chapter 82, O. E. S. She d. New 
London, July 22, 1901. 

Children: 

7793.* Mattie Evalena, b. June 19, 1873, Ruggles. 

7794. William Raymond, " Nov. 26, 1881, N. London; d. Dec. 11, '82. 

[3641] ORRIN B. TREAT,* (Park," Ebenezer.s Ruth Hamlin,^ Corne- 
lius,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Mendon, N. Y., Nov. 12, 1829; res. Northfield, 
Mich. 

Twelve children. 



762 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3642] MARY TREAT/ (Sister of Orrin B.,) 

b. Mendon, N. Y., Feb. 4, 1833; m. Jan. 1, 1855, James Rogers: res. North- 
field, Mich. 

Two children: 

[.3643] HAMLIN TREAT,8 (Bro. of Orrin B.,) 

b. Mendon, N. Y., June 21, 1847; d. in the army, Jan. 17, 1865. 

[3644] WILLIAM MARCUS TREAT,? (Ebenezer H.,' Ebenezer,6 Mary| 

Hamlin,6 Cornelius,* Ebenezer.s Jame&.^i) b. Mendon, N. Y., Aug. 22. 1833; m. 

Turtle, Wis,, Oct. 31, 1860, Jennette Chloe, dau. of Edward and Rebecca Brad-| 

ley, b. New London, Ohio, June 19, 1839: farmer; moved to New London inj 

childhood, and resided there until 1845: Turtle, Wis., until Oct. 1871; Emerson,] 

Iowa, until 189-; afterwards, Doniphan, Neb.; Republican and Prohibitionist;! 

Justice Peace; Baptists, in which church he was deacon. He d. Doniphan,} 

Feb. 4, 1900. 

Children: 

7795.* Addie Rebecca, b. Sept. 27, 1863, Turtle. 

7796.* Edward Bradley, " Mar. 20, 1867, Clinton. 

7797.* Ebenezer Hamlin, " Mar. 20, 1867. " 

7798.* Mabel Louise. " Sept. 24, 1868, 

7799. Carrie E., " Jan. 23, 1876, Emerson; d. Aug. 20, 1876.J 

7800. Cakroll Newcomb, " Jan. 23, 1876, " unm. 1900. 

7801. Ethel Alvira, " July 19, 1881, 

[3645] MARY LOUISA TREAT,* (Sister of William M.,) 

b. New London, Ohio, Oct. 14, 1835: ra. Clinton, Wis., Apr. 19, 1860, Edgar| 

Emerson, son of Edwin and (Woods) Hatch, b. Montpelier, Vt., Mar. 24, 

1835; carpenter: came from East Croftsbury, Vt., to Clinton, Wis., and re- 
moved to Kansas City, Mo. He d. Kansas City, Aug. 31, 1888; she res. there. 

Ch. b. Clinton: 

7802.* Marcus Woods, Aug. 27, 1863. 

7803.* Minnie Louisa, Mar. 23, 1865. 

7804.* Harlow Treat, Sept. 19, 1866. 

7805.* Hamlin Edgar, May 26, 1870. 

7806. Fausta Treat, Sept. 21, 1873; unm. 1900. 

[3646] MILTON PARK TREAT,8 (Bro. of William M.,) 

b. New London, Ohio, Sept. 21, 1837; m. 1st, Walworth, Wis., Sept. 17, 1863, 
Fausta A., dau. of David J. and Lucy (Leet) Conklin, b. Nunda, N.Y., Mar. 5, 
1840, who d. Clinton, Wis., Oct. 25, 1866; m. 2d, Florence, 111., Sept. 14, 1868, 
Mrs. Catharine Jane, widow of William Orton Saxton and dau. of Peter F. 
and Lydia (Peck) Ellis, b. Lexington, N. Y., Nov. 24,1837; merchant; removed 
from New London to Turtle, Wis., with his parents, 1845; res. Clinton, Wis., 
since 1868; Prohibitionist: Baptist. 
No issue. 

[3647] FRANKLIN HALL TREAT,* (Bro. of William M.,) 
b. New London, Ohio, Sept. 10, 1843; m. Beloit, Wis. Sept. 26, 1866, Ellen 
Jane, dau. of Alexander and Julia A. Case, b. Clinton, Wis., Apr. 28, 1847; mer- 
chant; moved from Evansville, Wis. to Canton, South Dakota. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 763 





Cli. b. Evansville, 






7807.* 


Marcia Eugenie, 


Oct. 


17, 1868, 


7808.* 


Claude Milo, 


Mar. 


28, 1871, 



7809. 


Ora Emperess, 


7810. 


Ada Lydia, 


7811. 


Myron, 


7812. 


Milton, 


7813. 


Mabel Treat, 


7814. 


Roy Wayland, 



[3648J CAROLINE ESTHER ELIZA TREAT,^ (Sister of William M.,) 
b. Turtle, Wis.. Jan. 15, 1850; m. Clinton, Wis., May 14, 1874, Wayland 

Merle, son of Myron and Lydia M. (Bassett) Newell, b. Volney, N. Y., Sept. 15, 

1846; book keeper; Des Moines, Iowa, since 1879. 

Children: 

b. Jan. 17, 1877, Clermont, la.; unm. 1900. 

" Apr. 15, 1879, Des Moines; " " 

" June 28, 1881, •' d. July 27, 1881. 

" June 28, 1881, " " July 29, 1881. 

" Sept. 8, 1886, 

" Mar. 18, 1893, " 

[3649] EMPERESS MERIAM TREAT,^ (Sister of William M.,) 

b. Turtle, Wis., Aug. 5, 1854; m. Clinton, Wis., Oct. 9, 1879, James Lamo- 

reaux, son of J. Lucius and Anna M. Pangborn, b. Schoharie, N. Y., June 28, 

1850; merchant; Clinton. 

Ch. b. Clinton: 

7815. Ethel Pearl, Oct. 15, 1880. 

7816. Floy Eugenie, Nov, 23, 1881; d. Mar. 12, 1884. 

7817. Myrtle Matilda, Jan. 11, 1884. 

7818. A Daughter, June 10, 1891; d. June 24, 1891. 

[3650] EDWARD C. PLATT,8 (William H.,^ Henry J.,* Hopestill 
Hamlin, 5 Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) Treasurer Postal Telegrapli Co., 
Brooklyn, N. Y. 

[3656] WILLIAM EDWARD PLATT,8 (Charles A.,' Charles,* Hope- 
still Hamlin,* Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Augusta, Ga., Jan. 21, 1853; 
m. New Rochelle, N.Y., Sept. 25,1877, Esther, dau. of Thaddeus and Mary 
(Daniels) Davids, b. New Rochelle, Nov. 30, 1851; merchant, undertaker and 
embalmer: Augusta; Democrat; member of Lodge 35, K. of P., and of Miller 
Lodge 11, I.O.O. P.; Epis. 

No issue. 

[3661] Rev. CHARLES AM ASA MARKS,^ (Lucy Ann Platt,^ Charles," 
Hopestill Hamlin, 5 Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ ,Iames,2i) b. New Haven, Ct., July 19, 
1851; m. Mary Devine; clergyman; studied at Union College, N. Y, and at Di- 
vinity School, Philadelphia, Pa. 

unm. 1902. 





Children: 










7819. 


Lucy Mary, 


b. 


May 15, 


1878, 


Philadelphia; 


7820. 


Annie, 




Jan. 27, 


1880, 


u 


7821. 


Charles Edwin, 




Aug. 14, 


1881, 


Hazeltine, 


7822. 


Mary Esther, 




Aug. 26, 


1883, 


St. Clair, 


7823, 


Eliza Jennette, 




Feb. 7, 


1885, 


a 


7824. 


Amasa Abraham, 




July 21, 


1889, 


u 



764 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3662] GEORGE EDWIN MARKS,* (Bro. of Charles A.,) 

b. New York City, Jan. 29, 1853: rn. there, Oct. 18, 1888, Louise, dau. of 
James Henry and Frances Matilda (Gratacap) Ridaback, b. N. Y, City, June 
18, 1862. He grad. from Union College, N. Y., with honor, 1879: member firm 
of A. A. Marks, 701 Broadway, N. Y., mfg. of artificial limbs, the largest house 
of the kind in the world; Republican, has held local public offices; mem. Union 
College Alumni Asso.; Manitou Lodge, 106, A. F. & A. M.; Manhattan Chapter, 
R. A. M.; Palestine Commandery, K. T.; N. Y. Hist. So.; New England So., 
N. Y.; Riverside Yoder Club; Metropolitan Museum of Art; The XIII Club, 
etc.; Cong.; she Epis. 

Ch. b. N< Y. City: 

7825. Frances Louise, Dec. 10, 1889. 

7826. Anna Grace, Nov. 22, 1890. 

7827. George Edwin, Apr. 28, 1898. 

[3666] WILLIAM LINCOLN MA RKS,« (Bro. of Charles A.,) 

b. New York City, Aug, 11, 1862; ra. Sound Beach, Ct., Feb. 23, 1886,Mary, 
dau. of Charles Edward and Isabella (LaChapelle) Quintard, b. Sound Beach, 
who d. there, July 30, 1886; member firm of A. A. Marks, N.Y. City, man'fr. of 
artificial limbs; res. N.Y. City, until 1872; since, Sound Beach; Republican; 
member Manitou Lodge 106, A.F. &A.M.; Manhattan Chapter. R. A. M.; Pal- 
estine Commandery, K. T., and athletic and social clubs of Sound Beach; she 
Cong. 

[3676] ELIZABETH PLATT,^ (William, L.," Charles,« Hopestill Ham- 
lin,5 Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James.^i) b. Augusta, Ga., Nov. 16. 1867; m. Sa- 
vannah, Ga., June 10, 1897, John Francis Burns; res, Havana, Cuba. 

[3679] PHEBE MARIA BROWN,* George,' Phebe Hamlin," Jabez,^ 
Thomas,! Ebenezer.s James, 21) b. Columbia Co., N. Y., April 8, 1809; m. 1st, 
1833, Ocea Moore, b. N. Y., 1808, who d. Flint, Ind., Sept. 26, 1838; m. 2d, 
Flint, 1840, Benjamin Crummel; carpenter; Republican; she, Presb.; he d. 
Flint; slie d. Steuben Co., Ind., Jan. 26, 1845. 

' Ch. by 1st marriage, b. Flint: 

7828. William, June 3, 1834; d. California. 
7829.* Abigail Catherine, Sept. 17, 1837. 

7830. Otea, Mar. 6, 1839, " Flint. 

By 2d marriage: 
7831.* Nancy M., b. May 15, 1841, Flint. 

[3680] JOHN WRIGHT BROWN,« (Bro. of Phebe M.;) 

b. Columbia Co., N. Y., Mar. 22, 1811; m. Vienna, N. Y., Sept. 11, 1833, 

Mary C, dau. of Ira and (Faxon) Cook, b. Broome Co., N. Y., Nov. 16, 

1816; carpenter and farmer; came to Tipton, Iowa, 1836, where he afterwards 
resided; Whig and Republican; commissioned by Gov. Robert Lucas, July 8, 
1839, 1st Lieut., 2d Co., 1st Regt. Militia, Iowa Territory, 2 Brig., 2 Division; 
appointed Brigade Inspector, Jan. 3, 1840: Postmaster; Shiloh, la., 1861, 1873-5; 
Good Templar; Presbs.: she d. Tipton, 1885. He d. Mar. 19, 1901. 





Ch. b. Tipton: 


"7832. 


Emma, 


7833. 


Theodore, 


7834. 


Henry, 


7835. 


George, 


7836. 


Clarissa, 


7837.* 


Mary, 


7838. 


John W., 


7839.* 


Ebenezer Cook, 


7840.* 


Fred, 


7841. 


Infant, 


7842. 


Charles, 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 765 



Aug. 7, 1834; d. Sept. 15. 1836. 
Oct. 28, 1835, " Jan. 1, 1848. 
May 27, 1840, " Dec. 12, 1844. 
May 27, 1840, " Nov. 10, 1841. 
Aug. 12, 1843, " Dec. 13, 1844. 
Mar. 13, 1846. 

Dec. 19, 1847: d. June 3, 1868, unm. 
Dec. 25, 1849. 
Feb. 26, 1852. 

'July 6, 1856; d. July 9, 1856. 
Aug. 25, 1857. 

[3681] FREDERICK HAMLIN BROWN,8 (Bro. of Phebe M.,) 
b. Columbia Co., N. Y., April 22, 1813; m. 1st, 1838, Mary Harmon, wbo d. 
1842; m. 2d, Hamilton, Ind., Jan. 15, 1846, Olive, dau. of Joseph and Rachael 
{Smart) Gambia, b. Utica, N. Y., Nov. 4, 1^25, who d. Orland, Ind., Feb. 16, 
1893; farmer; N. Y. State, until 1835; aftervs^ards, LaGrange Co., Ind,; Repub- 
lican; Presbs.; he d. Greentield, Ind., Jan. 25, 1886. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 
7843. Theodore; d. infancy. 

By 2d wife, b. LaGrange Co.: 
7844.* Mary E., Aug. 31, 1848. 

7845. Florence A., Feb. 1., 1854; d. Nov. 19, 1860. 

7840. Frederic C, May 3, 1856, " Feb. 3, 1857. 
7847. Charles H., May 12, 1858, " Nov. 26, 186a 

[3682] BETSEY CHARLOTTE BROWN,8 (Sister of Phebe M.,) 

b. Columbia Co., N. Y., Aug. 14, 1815; m. 1st, John Clark Lee, b. Yates Co., 

N. Y., who d. 1839; m. 2d, Flint, Ind., George, son of John and (Howard) 

Stocker, b. Vermont, 1814, who d. Sac City, Iowa, July 25, 1885; Republican; 
Presbs. She d. Salem Center, Ind., Dec. 12, 1890. 

Ch. by 1st marriage, b. Flint: 
7848.* John Clark, Jan. 16, 1835. 

By 2d marriage: 

7849.* George Lucian, b. 1841, Cold water, Mich. 

7850.* Mary, " Dec 29, 1842, Orland. 

7851.* JohnLeland, '* 1846, " 

[3683] ABIGAIL CATHARINE BROWN,^ (Sister of Phebe M.,) 

b. Columbia Co., N. Y., Dec. 8, 1817; m. Lima, Ind., Dec, 1837, James Mad- 
ison, SOD of Simeon and Hannah Taft (Keith) Keith, b. Madison Co., N. Y., 
Feb. 25, 1811; farmer: Lima; Republican; Presb. Both d. LeGrange Co., Ind.; 
she, July 15, 1892; he, Jan, 19, 1895. 
Ch. b. Lima: 

7852.* Mary C, Dec. 14, 1841. 

7853.* Charlotte Elizabeth, Oct. 26, 1843. 

7854. James C, Nov. 29, 1850; res. Battle Creek, Mich. 

7855.* Harriet M., Dec. 2, 1853. 

7856. John R., Dec. 12, 1855; res. Battle Creek, Mich. 

7857.* Edward Luther, July 20, 1858. 



T60 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[3684J Rev. GEORGE BROWN,^ (Bro. of Phebe M.,) 

b. Columbia Co., N. Y., Feb. 1, 1820: m. Steuben Co., Ind., June 12, 1842;. | 
Emily Delia McNellie, b. there, Mar. 12, 1818; carpenter and clergyman; Steu-j 



ben Co., Ind., Republican; Presbs. 
Iowa, Dec. 7, 1895. 

Children: 

Edwin, 

Angus McKinley, 

Eliza Parmley, 

Martha S., 

George, 

Betsey Elizabeth, 

Emma Jane, 

Frederick Hamlin, 

Mary Ann, 



7858. 

7859.* 

78H0.* 

7861. 

7862.* 

7863. 

7864. 

7865.* 

7866.* 



She d. Mich., Mar. 18, 1876; he d. Sac City,. 



b. Nov. 


1, 


1844; 


res. Talledaga, Ala 


" Apr. 


13, 


1847, 


Orland. 


" Mar. 


9, 


1848, 


Steuben Co. 


" Mar. 


6, 


1850; 


d. Mar. 27, 1850. 



April 2?, 1851, Steuben Co. 

Feb. 8, 1854. 

Aug. 29, 1856; m. William Sutherland, »', 

Sept. 5, 1858, Steuben Co. 

May 31, 1860, Cedar Co. 



[3685] SAMUEL WRIGHT BR0WN,8 (Bro. of Phebe M.,) 

b. Columbia Co., N. Y., Mar. 18, 1823; m. Lima, Ind., Apr. 22, 1847, Eliza-j 

beth, dau. of John and Dinah ( Bodley) Wilson, b. Plymouth, Ohio, Jan. 22, 1826: 

farmer; Salem Center, Ind.; Republican; he came from N. Y. State to Ind. with 

his father's family, 1836; Presbs. Both d. Salem; he, Mar. 21, 1899: she, Sept, 

9, 1896. 

Ch. b. Steuben Co., Ind., 

Feb. 20, 1849; d. Aug. 4, 1850. 
Oct. 23, 1851, " Aug. 12, 1858. 
Mar. 25, 1853, " Mar. 23, 1859. 
Oct. 23, 1854, " Mar. 8, 1868. 
Mar. 3, 1857. 
Sept. 17, 1865; d. May 9, 1872. 



7867. 


Irvin W., 


7868. 


John E., 


7869. 


Edgar D., 


7870. 


Edwin W., 


7871.* 


Estella D., 


7872. 


Elbert J., 



[3686] WILLIAM BROWN,^ (Bro. of Phebe M.,) 

b. Columbia Co., N. Y., Jan. 14, 1825: m. 1st, 1850, Delia Linder, who d.; ra. 
2d, Red Oak, Iowa, Apr. 16, 1859, Elizabeth, dau. of Hance and Margaret 
(Shields) Ferguson, b. Clarion Co., Pa., Apr. 7, 1829; she Presb. She d. Stan- 
wood, Iowa, Dec. 27, 1893; retired fai-mer; Stanwood; Republican; member 
Star Lodge 166, I. O. O. F. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 
Gertrude P, b. Oct. 26, 1852. 

By 2d wife, b. Cedar Co., Iowa: 

Irving, Apr. 3, 1860; d. Jan. 16, 1865. 

Margaret, Dec. 4, 1865. 

Elizabeth, Nov. 16, 1870; d. Apr. 24, 1894, unmv 



7873.* 

7874. 

7875.* 

7876. 



[3687] OLIVE BROWN,* (Sister of Phebe M.,) 

b. Phelps, N. Y., June 25, 1828; m. 1st, Salem, Ind., Nov. 11, 1846, Joseph 
Ormer Bown; farmer; Greenfield, Ind.: Whig; Freemason. He d. Greenfield, 
Feb. 3, 1850; m. 2d, July 1, 1850, Jefferson W. Haskins, b. Aug. 4, 1811; farmer; 
Steuben Co., Ind. He d, Apr. 30, 1863: she res. Angola, Ind.; Presb. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 767 

Ch. by 1st marriage: 
"7877. Lucy Maria, b. Oct. 25, 1847, Salem; d. Nov. 2, 1847. 

7878.* Frances Abigail, " Apr. 15, 1849, Greenfield. 

By 2d marriage: 

7879.* David, b. Aug. 7, 1851, Steuben Co. 

7880. Nelson .Iefferson, " Feb. 10, 1854; d. Feb. 18, 1876, unm. 

7881.* John, " Nov. 20, 1857. 

[3688] LUCY ANN BROWN,8 (Sister of Pliebe M.,) 

b. Phelps, N. Y., Apr. 23, 1831; m. Salem Center, Ind., 1850, John Sutber- 

land, b. N. Y. State, 1828: farmer; Salem Center: Whig; Methodist; she Presb. 

Both d. Lima, Ind.: she Apr. 30, 1861; he 1859. 

Children: 

7882. Irving, Dec. 10, 1851, OrIa,nd; d. 1869. 

7883.* John William, Jan. 14, 1853, Salem Center. 

7884.* Lucy Arvilla, Aug. 16, 1855, Lima. 

7885.* Maria, Apr. 1, 1857, Orland. 

[3689] MARY ANN BROWN,8 (Sister of Phebe M.,) 

b. Phelps, N. Y., Mar. 6, 1834: m. Lima, Ind., Mar. 1853, John Russell, son 
of Randall and Lucinda (Keith) W\)od, b. Bristol, N. Y., Mar. 16, 1832; res. 
•Salem Center, Steuben Co., Ind.; Republican; Presbs. She has rendered valu- 
able assistance in compiling this branch of the family records. He d. Salem 
■Center, Aug. 12, 1875. 

fen: 

b. Mar. 23, 1854, Lima. 

" Dec. 13, 1865, Orland. 

" Dec. 13, 1865; d. Dec. 24, 1865. 

" Nov. 8, 1870, Lagrange Co. 

[3701] A. S. HAMLIN,^ (James V.,' Salmon,^ Jabez,^ Thomas,* Eben- 
ezer,3 James,2i) b. Duchess Co., N. Y., Aug. 22, 1824; lawyer; Cincinnati, 
Ohio, 1896. 

[3702] GEORGE E. HAMLIN,« (Bro. of A. S., ) 

died Newark, N. J. 

Child: 
7890.* James. 

[3704] CAROLINE L. DEWEY.^ (Susan M. Fairchild,^ Lucinda Ham- 
j lin,6 Jabez,6 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,^ i) b. Great Barrington, Mass., Oct. 

f 1, 1810; teacher; d. Columbia, Miss., Aug. 24, 1840, unm. 

[3705] SEYMOUR BOUGHTON DEWEY,' (Bro. of Caroline L.,) 
b. Great Barrington, Mass., Aug. 25, 1814; m. May 25, 1843, Caroline Helen 
il Eice, res. North Egremont, Mass, 

Ch. b. Egremont: 

7891.* Maria Louise, b. Mar. 8, 1849. 

7892.* Carrie, " Apr. 9, 18.53. 

7893. Edward L., *' May 25, 1857; d. Sept. 9, 1859. 





Children: 


7886.* 


Adelbebt R.-, 


7887.* 


Lincoln R., 


7888. 


Leander R., 


7889.* 


William W., 



768 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3706] JOHN FAIRCHILD DEWEY,« (Bro. of Caroline L.,) 

b. Great Barrington, Mass., April 27, 1817: m. WellingtoD, Ohio, Sept. 22"^ 

1845, Ann Eliza, dau. of and Hulda (Herrick) Wolcott, b. Sandistield, 

Mass.: druggist; came to Norwalk, Ohio, 1845: county treasurer, 1859-60; inter- 
nal revenue collector, 1861-6; Odd Fellow; Epis. His widow and three daugh- 
ters res. Norwalk; he d. there, April 30, 1874. 
Ch. b. Norwalk: 

7894.* Alice Caroline, Feb. 22, 1847. 

7895.* Ella Josephine, Feb. 16, 1849. 

7896. Edla Joan, Feb. 16; 1849; unm. 1897. 

7897. Mary JosLiN, Mar. 1, 1853; d. July 21,. 1853. f 
7898.* Frank Latimer, June 24,. 1856. 

[3707] WILLIAM DEWEY,8 (Bro. of Caroline L.,) 

b. Great Barrington, Mass., June 17, 1819; m. 1852, Maria Stoddard, of 
Alford, Mass.; farmer; Republican. He d. Gloversville, N. Y., Dec. 30, 1893. 

Children: 

7899. Alice, unm. 1897. 

7900. Ho>vardGrotius. 

7901. Elizabeth, unm. 1897, 

7902. Edward. 

[3708] THEODORE DEWEY,8 (Bro. of Caroline L.,) 

b. Great Barrington, Mass., Mar. 26, 1822; m. there, Dec. 18, 1848, Katlia- 

rine Mary, dau. of William and Mary Moore, b. Great Barrington, Oct. 20, 1826;. 

book-keeper; res. N. Y., 1860-1894; afterwards Rutherford, N. J.; Republican, 

Ch. b. Great Barrington: 

7903.* Florence, Sept. 9, 1850. ■ 

7904. Stanley, July 20, 1854; unm. 1897. 

[3709] ELIZA WOOSTER,* (Almira Fairchild,' Lucinda Hamlin, "^ 

Jabez,5Tliomas,* Ebenezer,'^ James,2i) b. Alford, Mass., July 26, 1811; m. there, 
1830, Eliada Orton, son of Robert Abraham and Lucretia (Orton) Foote,* b, 
Woodbury, Ct., 1816; farmer; settled Green Creek, Ohio, 1830; afterwards, 
Wellington, Oliio; Republican. He d. Wellington, 1886. 
Children: 

7905.* Abigail Lucinda, Nov. 16, 1831. 

7906. Frances Almira, July 14, 1833; d. Sept. 23, 1851, unm. 

7907. Grotius Dewey, Jan. 17, 1835, " July 19, 1882, " 
7908.* Caroline Dewey, Apr. 11, 1836. 

7909. Nathan Wooster, July 10, 1841; m. Caroline Lord. 

7910. Eliada Orton, Oct, 1, 1845; " Emma Louise Howe. 

7911. Ella Maria, July 21, 1847. " Arthur Wooster.s 

[3710] JOHN WOOSTER,8 (Bro. of Eliza,) 

b. Alford, Mass., June 7, 1814; m. Cleveland, Ohio, Lavina Rhodes, of Cleve- j 
land; druggist; settled Green Creek, Ohio, 1830; afterwards, Elyria, Fremont 

* For Foote see note 193 






EIGHTH GENERATION. 769 

and Wellington, Ohio; Republican; Methodist. Both d. Wellington; he, Jan., 

1875. 

Children: 

7912.* Arthur. 

7913. Alice, b. 1854; m. Edward Hart. 

P711] HENRY MORTIMER WOOSTER,« (Bro. of Eliza,) 

b. Alford, Mass., July 24, 1817: m. Wellington, Ohio, 1840, Jeannette, dau. 
of John Nickles, b. Watertown, N. Y.; druggist: Wellington, Sullivan, Ply- 
mouth and Norwalli, Ohio; Republican; she Epis. Both d. Norwalk; he, Dec. 
21, 1881; she Aug. 26, 1896. 

Children: 

7914.* Caroline Diswey, b. Feb 19, 1841, Sullivan. 

7915.* Charlotte, " Oct. 26, 1842, Chatham. 

7916.* Sarah .1 eanistette, " Nov. 17, 1849, Plymouth. 

7917. Alma Frances, " July 13, 1851; unm. 1897. 

[3712] WILLIAM FLETCHER WOOSTER,* (Bro. of Eliza,) 

b. Alford, Mass., May 2, 1820; ni. 1st, Caroline Park; m. 2d, Bertha ; 

druggist; Elyria, Ohio, 1897; previously at Wellington and Green Creek, Oliio. 

Children: 

7918.* Emma. 

7919.* Nathan Park, b. 1853, Elyria. 

[3713] Col. MOSES FAIRCHILD WOOSTER,^ (Bro. of Eliza,) 
b. Alford, Mass., Sept. 2.5, 1826; m. Norwalk, Ohio, June 20, 1851, Henri- 
etta, dau. of Joseph and Mary Millen,b. Aug. 20, 1831: druggist; Alford, Mass., 
Wellington and Norwalk, Ohio; Republican; Major 24th Ohio Inf. Vols., com- 
missioned May, 1861; dis. April, 1862; Lieut.-Colonel 101st Ohio Inf. Vols., 
commissioned Aug. 30, 1862. He participated in the battles of Cheat Moun- 
tain, Greenbrier, Perryville, Shiloh, Corinth and Stone River. In the latter 
battle helostaleg, Dec. 31, 1862. from which he died the following day. "During 
the tierce struggle an order was given to fall back, and at this time Col. Wooster 
fell wounded unto death. He was bourne some distance to the rear, but the 
flank movement of the enemy made it impossible to carry him far. 'Put me 
down, boys, and rally to the support of the flag,' he said; circumstances power- 
less to control made it necessary, and he fell into the hands of the enemy; 
bearing with great fortitude his agonizing wounds and dying the death of a 
hero in the rebel hospital on the Held of battle." 

Owing to his wearing the Masonic watch charm, his personal elTects were 
given to a friend and his body was sent home, where it now lies under an in- 
spiring monument erected to his memory in beautiful Woodlawn Cemetery, 
Norwalk, Ohio. Moses T. Wooster Post, G. A. R. was named in his honor; 
member Mt. Vernon Lodge, 64, A. F. & A. M.; Odd Fellow; Methodist; she 
|res. Cleveland, Ohio; Epis. 

Ch. b. Norwalk: 
7920.* Fannie, Feb. 19, 1853. 

7921.* Evelyn, July 22, 1857. 



r 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 




Col. Mosics F. Wooster. 



Inscription on his monument: 

MOSES FAIRCHILD WOOSTER 

Lt-Col. 101st Regt. O. V. 1. 
Wounded, Dec. 31, 1862, at 

BATTLE OF STONE RIVER 

MURFREESBORO, TeNN. 



Died, Jan, 1, 1863, 
Aged 37 Years, 3 Months, 28 Days 



Cheat Mountain 

Greenbrier 

Perryville 

Shiloh 

Corinth 

Stone River 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 771 

[3714] THEODORE SAMUEL WOOSTER,* ( Bro. of Eliza,) 

b. Green Creek, now Clyde. Ohio, 1832; m. Lst, Mary, dau. of Milton and 
Matilda (Williams) Goodnow, of Norwalk, Ohio: m. 2d, Mrs. J'annie Rogers, nee 
Safford. of Chicago, III.: Druggist: Norwalk, Ohio. 1897, formerly WelUngton 
and Green Creek, Ohio: Republican; Knight Templar; wives Epis. 
Ch. by 1st wife, b. Norwalk: 
7922. William M., Apr. 10. 1866; d. May 20, 1867. 

By 2d wife, b. Norwalk: 
792.}. Mortimer Safford, July 6,1875. 

7924. Clara Louise, Nov. 24, 1879. 

[3715] MARY CORDELIA FENN, 8 (Achsah E. Fairchild," Lucinda 
Hamlin, <= Jabez,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Alford, Mass., Dec. 9, 1823; 
m. there, Dec. 6, 1849, William R., son of Sabra and Phebe (Francis) Calkins, b. 
Chatham, N. Y.. Aug. 10, 1823: farmer; Alford; Republican; Methodists, 
No children reported. 

[3716] CAROLINE R. FENN,« (Sister of Mary C.,) 

b. Alford, Mass.. Mar. 27, 1827; m. there, Aug. .3, 1850, William, son of 

William and Sally (Melican) Milligan, b. Alford, May 1, 1803: farmer; Democrat; 

Methodist. Both d. Alford; she Nov. 9, 1855; he May 26, 1861. 
No children reported. 

[3717] ELIZA MARIA FENN,* (Sister of Mary C.,) 

b. Alford, Mass., Mar. 4, 1830; m. Egremont, Mass., Dec. 29, 1864, Andrew 
J., son of Jonathan and Esther (Church) Baldwin, b. Egremont; farmer; Dem- 
ocrat. He d. Great Barrington, Oct. 20, 1891. 
No children reported. 

[3718] WILLIAM DEWEY FENN,8 (Bro. of Mary C.,) 

b. Alford, Mass., .Tan. 5. 1838: m. New York, Aug. 3, 1860, Bertha C. L. 

Heath, b. New York, Feb. 5, 1840: farmer; Republican; she Methodist. Both d. 

Great Barrington, Ma.ss.: he May 6, 1872; she Oct. 5, 1872. 
Children: 

7925. Robert C, b. Aug. 15, 1866, New York. 

7926. Rose H., " Great Barrington. 

7927. Walter B., ^ " July 24, 1868, " " 

7928. Ada B., ' " Egremont. 

[3719] HORACE JONES FAIRCHILD,8 (Moses.' Lucinda Hamhn,^ 
Jabez,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Stockbridge, Mass., May 10, 1827; m. 
N. Y. City, Oct. 19, 1853, Maria Louise, dau. of Col. John and Elizabeth T. 
(Taylor) Stiles, b. N. Y. City, Oct. 15, 1837. 
Children: 

7929. Constance Louisa, b. Feb. 19, 1857, Manchester, Eng. 

7930. Edith Hope, " Sept. 21, 1859, N.Y. City. 

7931- Horace Jones, " Nov. 11, 1861, " d. Oct. 3, 1862. 

7932.* Henry Marttn,. " Dec. 28, 1862, " 

7933. Arthur Stiles, " Jan. 31, 1867, Southport, Eng. 

79,34.* Helen Marguerite, " Feb. 18, 1872, Rawdon, Eng. 

7935. Christine Maria, " Jan. 30, 1876, " " 



772 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3720] FRANCES ELIZABETH FAIRCH1LD,8 (Sister of Horace J.,) 
b. Stockbridge, Mass., Nov. 23, 1830; m. Middletown, Ct., by Rev. John R. 
Crane, Dec. 15, 1852, .John M. Hubbard,* b. Middletown, 1852: merchant; Mid- 
dletown, at one time with Frederick V. Hamlin, ^ N. Y. City. They were 
divorced at her instance; she res. N. Y. City.; a very religious lady, and is 
known as Mrs. Fairchild. He d. there, many years ago. 

No issue. 

[3721] JARVIS MATHIAS FAIRCHILD,^ (Bro. of Horace J.,) 

b. Stockbridge, Mass., Oct. 12, 1832; m. Apr. 13, 1855, Mary Louisa, dau. of 
Joseph and Eliza (Blossom) Hoxie, b. Oct. 27, 18.35. He d. Aug. 13, 189(i. 

Children: 

7936. Walter Mitchell, b. Oct. 30, 1856; m. Harriet E. Corwio. 

7937. Maria Wade, " Apr. 6, 1862; d. Aug. 17, 1862. 
7938.* Jarvis Rose, " Aug. 23. 1868. 

[3729] DANIEL JAY JOHNS,^ (Daniel J.,' Ruth Hardlin,'' Jabez,5 
Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Wellington, Ohio, 1828; res. Westernia, 
Cheatham Co., Tenn. 

Several children. 

[3730] EDWARD LUCIAN JOHNS,^ (Bro. of Daniel J., ) 

b. Wellington, Ohio, Mar. 14, 1830; m. there, Feb. 19, 1856, Charlotte Maria, 

dau. of Henry Robert and Eliza B. (Hawk) Couch, b. Wellington, Feb. 19, 1836; 

farmer; Wellington; Republican: town councilman. 
Ch. b. Wellington: 

7939. Frederic C, Dec. 4, 1856; unm. 1897. 

7940. Gertrude Mary, Nov. 7, 1857, " 

7941. Elizabeth L., Sept. 11, 1861, " " 

7942. Carrie, Aug. 10, 1863; d. Mar. 14, 1864. 

7943. Georgie May, Mar. 7, 1873; unm. 1897. 

[3731] BISHOP LEMAN JOHNS,' (Bro. of Daniel J.,) 

b. Wellington, Ohio, 1833; m. Elgin, Oregon, Mar. 4, 1889. He went to 
Placerville, Cal., 1852, and worked in the mines in California six years, and one 
winter at Salmon River, Idaho; removed to Walla Walla, Wash.; to Union 
County, Oregon, and took up land; then removed to Elgin, Ore., where he has 
since resided; farmer. 
Child: 

7944. Jay Wilbur. 

[3733] WILLIAM FREDERICK JOHNS,' (Bro. of Daniel J.,) 
b. Wellington, Ohio, 1889; m. Sarah Smith; private H, 2d Ohio Cav., en- 
hsted Oct. 8, 1861; dis. Sept. 11, 1865; farmei'; Wellington. 
Children: 

7945. A Child. 

7946. Elizabeth May, d. aged 8 month. 

7947. Lena Estella, b. July 11, 1882; unm. 1897. 



For Hubbard see note ZiS. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 773 

I3735J CHARLES READ CHURCH,8 (Nathaniel,' Ruth Hamlin.o 
-Jabez,'' Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Troy, N.Y., Aug. 10, 1830; m. Dec. 1, 
1857, Mary E., dau. of Townsead M. and Martha McConn (Card) Vail, b. Troy, 
N. Y.; wholesale druggist, retired; residences in Troy and Saratoga, 1896, some 
■time in Chicago, 111.; Democrat; member Chi Psi Society, Williams College; 
Presb. She d. April, 1896. 
Ch. b. Troy: 

7948. TowNSE^JD Vail, Sept. 11, 1858; res. Chicago, 111. 

7949. CuARLKs Nathaniel, Aug. 9, 1863; d. June 13, 1889, Saratoga. 

[3736] MARY L. CHURCH,8 (Sister of diaries R.,) 

b. Troy, N. Y., 1832; m. Walter P. Tillman, of Troy; she Presb. She d. a 
tew years later. 

No issue. 

[3737] HARRIET R. CHURCH,' (Sister of Charles R.,) 
b. Troy, N. Y., Sept. 24, 1835; m. there, Nov. 4, 1858, Rev. Charles Seymour 
Eobinson, D. D., L. L. D., son of Gen. Henry and Martha P. (Haynes) Robin- 
son, b. Bennington, Vt., Mar. 31, 1829; Pastor First Presb. Church, Brooklyn, 
N. Y.; American Church Paris, France; Madison Ave. and N. Y. Presb. Church, 
N. Y. City; res. Brooklyn, Paris and New York City; compiler of hymns. She 
<d. New York City, Mar, 29, 1895. 

Ch. b: Brooklyn: 

7950.* Muriel, Aug. 1, 1860. 

[3742] JONATHAN SCOVILLE,^ (L(.is D. Church,^ Ruth Hamlin,« 

:Jabez,'' Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Salisbury, Ct., July 14, 1830; unmar- 
ried. He and his brother Nathaniel settled in Buffalo, N. Y., established the 
Buffalo Car Wheel Works, 1853, and amassed a large fortune. Member of Con- 
igress in 1875, to serve the unexpired term of Dr. Ray V. Pierce, of Buffalo; 
re-elected, 1876; Mayor of Buffalo; he gave to the town of Salisbury the Sco- 
"ville Library, and erected a Cong, church in memory of his mother. He was 
'•devotedly attached to his brother Nathaniel, and left most of his property to 
his children. He d.' N. Y. City, Mar. 4, 1891. 

Extract from The Buffalo Express: "The death of Mr. John Scoville in 
New York, last Wednesday, removed one of Buffalo's best known and wealth- 
fiest citizens. Mr. Scoville was an uncut diamond; his sturdy, self-reliant 
jnature, his honest, outspoken opinions and his generous heart made him a 
popular and prominent man. He feared neither man nor devil. He did not 
believe that speech was given man to hide his thoughts, and for that reason, 
possibly, his political career was short. Mr. Scoville was a shrewd, careful 
business man, and together with his brother, the late Nathaniel Scoville, 
amassed a fortune in the iron business estimated at $4,000,000. An extended 
biography of him appeared in Thursday's issue of the Express, Mar. 5, 1891." 

[3743] NATHANIEL CHURCH SCO VILLE.8 (Bro. of .lonathan,) 

b. Salisbury, Ct., Jan. 26, 1832; m. Frances Wasson, of Buffalo, N. Y. See 

Sketch of his brother Jonathan, with whom he was associated in business in 

|ihe Buffalo Car Wheel Works. Extract from the Buffalo Express; "A quiet 

'inpretentious man who had a host of friends. Everybody wlio was at all 

, ,icquainted with bluff warm hearted Nathaniel Church Scoville— and there were 



774 TH:E HAMLI7S" FAMILY. 

many such— called him Church. Althoug^h not so well known in Butfalo as his 

brother Jonathan, ex-mayor and cong:ressmaD, he was prominently connected 

with the large manufacturing interests at Buffalo, particularly the Buffalo Car 

Wheel worlds, which was owned by the two brothers and is one of the largest 

plants of the kind in the country. * * * he died at 10:45 p. m. on Friday, at 

his brother's apartment on Main Street, Buffalo, Nov. 21, 1890. He lived ia. 

New York City during the last few years of his life. The fortune of the twO' 

brothers has been estimated at $4,000,000. The deceased avoided public life of 

every kind." 

Children: 

7951. Grace. 

7952. KOBEKT. 

795;{. Herbert. 

7954. MOLLIE. 

7955. Edith. 
795t). Lois.^ 

[3744] MARY LOIS SCOVILL,« (Sister of Jonathan,) 

b. Salisbury, Ct., Dec. 23, 1833; m. 1st, there. May 27, 1856,.Capt. John Ran- 
dolph, son of William Hudson and Sarah Gill (Grinage) Harper, b. Upson Co., 
Ga., Oct. 7, 1828; lawyer; Columbus, Ga., New Haven, Ct., New York City, and. 
Winsted, Ct.;. Epis.; member society of Scroll and Key, Yale College, 1848; 
Capt. 10 Ga. Cav. C. S. A., 1861-5; he d. Columbus, Ga., from injuries and ex- 
posure in the service, July 16, 1865; m. 2d, New York City, Dec. 5, 1868, Hon. 
George W., son of George and Agnes (Brewer) Paschal, b. Green Co., Ga., Nov. 
23, 1812; his 3d wife. Lawyer and author of legal works: Paschal's Annotated 
Const. U. S., Digest, Laws of Texas, Decisions Supreme Court of Texas, etc.;. 
he res. Arkansas, 1837-48; Austin, Texas, until 1868; afterwards, Washington^ 
D. C; Jackson Union Democrat; after the war. Republican; Associate Justice, 
Supreme Court of Arkansas. He d. Washington, D.C., Feb. 19, 1878: she Presb.^ 
she d, Washington, Apr. 10, 1889. 

Ch. by 1st marriage: 
7957.* William Hudson, b. Mar. 20, 1857, N. Y. City. 

7958.* Mary Lois, " Nov. 1&, 1860, Winsted. 

By 2d mariage: 
7959.* Samuel Scoville, b. Mar. 16, 1875, Washington. 

[3747] CAROLINE RUTH SCOVILLE,* (Sister of Jonathan,) 

b. Salisbury, Ct., July 2, 1839; m. there, June 8, 1868, John Falconer, son of 
John and Catherine (Falconer) Fisher, b. N. Y. City, Mar. 1, 1813; merchant^ 
N. Y. City; removed to Illinois; subsequently to Salisbury, Ct., and engaged io 
farming; she Presb. 

Ch. b. Port Chester, N. Y.: 
7960. John Falconer, June 9, 1874. 

[3748] SAMUEL CHURCH SCOVILLE,* (Bro. of Jonathan, ) 

b. Salisbury, Ct., May 24, 1841; m. June 1. 1877, Jennie L., dau. of Fred- 
erick Miles, M. C. He d. Salisbury, July 12, 1878; she res. Salisbury. 
No issue. 



I 




EIGHTH GENERATI0:N. 775 

[3749] ANGELINA SARAH SCOVILLE,* (Bro. of Jonathan,) 
b. Salisbury, Ct.. May 13, 1843; m. Washington, D. C, at the home of her 
•sister, Mrs. Paschal. Jan. 21, 1879, Guy R. Pelton: lawyer; New York City. He 
•d. on a journey in Yellowstone Park, July 24, 1890: she res. New York City. 
No issue. 

[3752] Hon. NATHANIEL CHURCH WARD,* (Ruth A. Church,' 

Ruth Haralin,« Jabez,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ Jaraes,2i) b. Salisbury, Ct., June 
22, 1837: m. 1st, North East, N.Y., Feb. 4. 1869, Eliza Capmbell, who d. Feb. 17, 
1877; m. 2d, Mrs. Mary W. Frantelin; director Forbes Iron Co., and manager of 
branch at East Canaan, Ct.: Prest. Canaan Water Works; Director Nat'l. Bank, 
Falls Village, Ct.: Trustee Canaan Savings Bank; res. Canaan; Representative; 
Methodist. He d. Canaan, Mar. 23, 1884. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Canaan: 

7961. Edward C, June 6, 1870. 

7962. LiLA Livingstone, Apr. 1, 1874. 

7963. Harry, June 17, 1876; d. May, 1877, 

[3754] Hon. EDWARD WARD,8 (Bro. of NathanielC.,) 

h. Salisbury, Ct., June 3, 1843: m. Falls Village. Ct., Aug. 19, 1866, Harriet 
^Elizabeth, dau. of Daniel and Mary Ann (Cantield) Brewster, b. Falls Village, 
>Iay26, 1847: farmer: Salisbury; Democrat; selectman; assessor; member Conn, 
liegislature; Methodists. The homestead successively occupied by his grand- 
parents, Nathaniel and Ruth C'hurch, and later by his fatiier, in Salisbury, is 
occupied by him; in this liouse are portraits of Nathaniel and Ruth Church: 
his son also has a residence on the same farm; tbey are extensively engaged in 
raising cattle and sheep. She d. Salisbury, Feb. 1, 1872. 

Ch. b. Salisbury: 

7964.* John Edward, pec. 5, 1866. 

7965. Nellie Josephine, Apr. 25, 1868: married. 

7966. Mary Ann, Nov, 19, 1869; unm. 1897, 

[3755] RUTH LOIS WARD,8 (Sister of NathanielC.,) 

b. Salisbury, Ct., Jan. 17, 1845; m. June 30, 1869, Lee D., son of Daniel a"nd 
Mary Ann (Canfield) Brewster; she Methodist; she d. Salisbury, Aug. 28, 1890. 

[3757] EDWARD HAMLIN HAZEN,* M. D., (Minerva C. Hamlin,- 
Jabez,6s Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Elyria, Ohio, Apr. 12, 1834; m. 
Lancaster. Ohio, Sept. 23, 1874, Sarah, dau. of Jacob Stucky and Elizebeth 
•(Bowser) Freeman, b. near Lancaster, Oct- 18, 1845: private, K, 2d Mich. Inf, 
Vols.; enlisted May 24, 1861; served 13 months; participated in battle of Bull 
Run; discharged to accept appointment of Hospital Steward, U. S. A.; served 
in the hospitals at Alexandria, Va., June 22, 1862 to June 22, 1865: he began the 
study of medicine at State University, Mich., 1859; after the war, graduated 
from Med. Dept. Wooster University, Cleveland, Ohio, 1866; practiced medi- 
cine, Buffalo, N. Y., a year: settled at Davenport, Iowa, and practiced eight 
years; established an Infirmary there, 1875, and had an extentive practice; de- 
<;iding to make a specialty of diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat, to prepare 
himself, be attended clinics in the hospitals of New York, Phila. and Boston 
several winters, under the best instructors; in 1872 he visited the hospitals in 
London and Paris, observing surgical operations by the best talent in the world; 



776 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

was professor and lectured on the subjects of his profession in Med. Dept. Iowa" 
State University, 1870-4: in College of Physicians and Surgeons Med. Dept. Drake 
University, Des Moines, Iowa, as professor of Ophthalmology and Otology, 1882- 
1900: res. Davenport, 1867-92: since at Des Moines, where he has an exten- 
sive private practice; member of many societies: American Med. Asso., Inter- 
national Ophthalmological and Otological Congresses, Iowa State Med. So., 
Polk Co. Med. So., Davenport Academy of Natural Sciences, was Commander 
August Wentz Post 1, G. A. R., member Crocker Post G. A. R., Med. Director 
G. A. R. Dept. Iowa, 1894-5, Davenport Lodge 37, A. F. & A. M., Davenport 
Chapter, 12, R. A. M., A. & A. Scottish Rite, Consistory of lowr, 32°, member 
Sons Am. Rev. and Registrar for Iowa. She graduated from Lancaster high 
school, and Pleasant township Academy; before marriage was a school teacher. 
Ch. b. Davenport: 



7967. 


Edward F., 


May 


22, 


1875; 


d. 


July 14, 


1875. 


7968. 


AUZELLA F., 


May 


22, 


1875, 


(li 


July 30, 


1875. 


7969. 


AuzELLA May, 


May 


n, 


1876, 


U 


Aug. 19, 


1894. 


7970. 


Edward Bowser, 


Feb. 


23, 


1878. 








7971. 


Laura Telephone, 


Sept. 


16, 


1879. 








7972. 


Charles A L, 


May 


8, 


1881: 


d. 


Apr. 27, 


1883. 


7973. 


Roy Alfred, 


Jan. 


23, 


1884. 








7974. 


Arthur Waldo, 


Feb. 


^1, 


1886. 








7975. 


Benjamin Hamljn, 


Aug. 


22. 


1890. 











Children: 








7979. 


AUZELLA LoUIZA, 


b. Aug. 


29, 


1875; d. Jan. 10, 1881. 


7980. 


Esther Hamlin, 


" Aug. 


23, 


1877. 


7981. 


Lloyd Hazen, 


" Feb. 


3, 


1882. 


7972. 


Percy Hazen, 


" Feb. 


3, 


1882. 


7973. 


Harry Pkeston, 


" July 


17, 


1885. 



[3760] ELIZABETH GATES HAZEN,* (Sister of Edward H.,) 
b. Elyria, Ohio, Dec. 18, 1837; m. Oberlin, Ohio, Jan. 24, 1865, Erastus, som 
of Erastus and .Jane Ann (Dean) Clark,* b. Lima, N. Y., Sept. 10, 1826; he was 
several years in the service of the Buffalo and Rochester R. R. Co., and was- 
appointed its general freight agent 1852: upon consolidation of the roads- 
between Albany and Buffalo, he continued with the N. Y. Central and Hudson 
River road as its general freight agent, until he had served 47 years contin- 
uously in the service of the Railroad companies; resided Buffalo until 1877; since 
N. Y. City. She was educated at Oberlin College, Class 1863; Methodist. 
Ch. b. Buffalo: 

7976. Walter Hazen, Dec. 15, 1865. 

7977. AuzELLA Susan, Apr. 25, 1873; d. Feb. 9, 1874. 

7978. Dean, Apr, 4, 1876. 

[3764] AUZELLA CATHERINE HAZEN,8 (Sister of Edward H.,) |^ 
b. Little Falls, N. Y., Oct. 5, 1845; m. Dec. 14, 1871, Preston C. Houston, 
b. Soutli Charleston, Ohio, Aug. 2, 1845; reside Jamestown, N. Y. 



* NoTK 440. ERASTUS CLARK, Jr., descends from CoL Wbelton ; his grandfather, Stuart 
Dean, of Holland descent; Dean Street, Albany, N. Y., was named for him; he was an early 
American navigator to China; his son died during his stay there and is buried at "Dean Island." 



EIGHTH GENERATION? 777 

[3767] MARY A. HAMLIN,* (John W.J Jabez,6B Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ 
James,2i) b. vVest Stockbridge, Mass., July 8, 1831: m. Noel P., son of Orlin and 
Chloe (Kingman) Hibbard, b. North Hero, Vermont; by a former wife he had a 
son, Palmer F. Hibbard; lawyer: Ohio; soldier. Slie d. East Aurora, N. Y., May, 
1861; her children were reared by her father; he went west and was killed in a 
coal mine, where he was in business in Missouri, 1867. 
Children: 

7984.* Nettie Hamlin, b. Aug. 9, 1858, Celina. 

7985,* Claka L., " Oct. 29, 1860, Akron. 



[3768] FREDERICK N. HAMLIN,8 ( Bro. of Mary A.,) 

b. Ea.st Aurora, N. Y., Sept. 25, 1836; m. Olmstead Falls, Ohio, Jan. 22, 1857, 
Mary Jeanette, dau. of George C. and Maria (Norris) Knight; merchant; Chi- 
caga. 111., member firm of Hamlin & Hale: he was financially ruined by the great 

lire, and d. Poughkeepsie, N. Y.,Oct. 7, 1889; she m. Smith. 

Children: 

7986.* Ida, b. Sept. 3, 1859, St. Louis. 

7987.* Harry Wilder, " Nov. 7, 1860, Buffalo. 



[3769] CHARLES JABEZ HAMLIN,* (Bm of Mary, A.,) 

b. East Aurora, N. Y., Aug. 1, 1838; m. Apr. 18, 1861, Mary Hampton, of 
Webster Corners, N. Y.; teacher; he d. Eureka, Nev., Sept. 17, 1879; she re-mar- 
a-ied and was the widow of the late Col. H. T. Noble, of Dixon, 111., 1896, 

No issue. 



13770] LUCINDA ELIZA HAMLIN,'* (Sister of Mary A.,) 

b. East Aurora, N. Y., Sept. 27, 1840; m. Charles Spencer; mechanic; Akron, 
Ohio. She d. Pleasantville, Pa., Feb., 1866. 

No issue. 



13771] JOHN WILLIAM HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Mary A.,) 

b. East Aurora, N. Y., Sept. 26, 1843; unmarried; Lieut. A, 116 N. Y. Inf. 

Vols., promoted Apr. 12, 1863. He d. of small pox in hospital, Buffalo, N. Y., 

June, 1865. 



kli 



778 THE HAMLm FAMILY. 

[3775J EMILY MILES HAMLIN,* (Edward S.J Jabez,«5 Thomas,«j 
Ebenezer,3 James.2>) b. Elyria, Ohio, July 5,1838; m. Cincinnati, Ohio, Dec. 29,J 
1863, Elias Van Derraan, son of Nathaniel and (Thompson) Cherry, b. Col- 
umbus, Ohio, Feb. 27, 1837: 1st Lieut. E, 63, Ohio Inf. Vol., commissioned Dec. 
1861, resigned Feb., 1863: President Standard Electrical Works; res. Cincinnati, 
until 1864; N. Y. City, until 1870; afterwards, Cincinnati; member Soc. Army of 
Tenn.; Loyal Legion, Ohio Commandery; Pres. State Board of Equalization; 
Unitarians; she was educated Glenvllle, Ohio. She d. Cincinnati, Dt^c. 21, 1872, 
Children: 

7988.* Katherinb Hamlin, b. Mar. 15, 1866, N. Y. C. 

7989.* Laura Belle, " Dec. 18, 1870, Cincinnati. 



[3776] EDWARD CLAYTON HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Emily M.,) 
b. Elyria, Ohio, Aug. 21, 1840; ra. Mary S., dau. of James F. Wallace, of 
Marion, Ind., (cousin to Gen. Lew Wallace;) at the age of 15, he was sent to- 
Germany for education, and remained there several years. He spoke German 
and French fluently, and was very intellectual; inheriting a weak heart and 
lungs, he died at the age of 33; she res. Marion, Ind., 1896. 

No Issue. 



f3777] LtJCRfiTlA BELLE Hamlin,* (Sisterof Emily M.,) 

b. Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 1, 1847; unmarried. In intellectual endowments 
She is said to resemble her father. Her mother died before she was a year old, 
and she remarks that her strongest impression of childhood is "roving," as her 
father was unsettled after the death of her mother. She was early sent to a 
boarding school where "fashionable accomplishments" accounted for more than 
solid, practical learning. After school days her honie was with her sister, Mrs. 
Cherry, after whose death she remained four years to care for her children. 
After the loss of her father's property, she received an appointment, in 1878, as 
clerk in the General Land Office, Washington, D. C; during this period she 
assisted in the education of her half sisters and brothers. Miss Hamlin has 
taken a deep interest in this work, and has very materially assisted in the dis- 
covery and complication of different branches of the family history. She is an 
accomplished geneologist. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 779 

[3778] CHARLE8 JABEZ HAMLm,^ (Bro. of Emily M., ) 

b. Covington, Ky., Feb. 24, 1860; farmer; unmarried; Maiden, Mass. 

[3779] MARY LOUISE HAML]N,B (Sister of Emily M.,) 

b. Covington, Ky., May 21, 1863; school teaclier; unmarried; educated 

Quaker boarding school, Sandy Spi'ings, Md., and Normal School, Terre Haute, 

Ind. 

[3780] ANNA LAURA HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Emily M.,) 

b. Covington, Ky., Dec. 13, 1866; m. Williamsburg, Va., Aug. 4, 1894, Samuel, 
son of Lewis W. and Maria (Davis) Pickering, b. Elkhart, Ind. Manager Hay- 
market Theatre, Chicago, 111., 1894; manager Auditorium and Opera House, 
South Bend, Ind., 1902. 

[3781] NORMAN CHERRY HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Emily M.,) 

b. Austerlitz, N. Y., Oct. 1, 1869; farmer; unmarried; Williamsburg, Va. 

[3782] WILLARD WALLACE HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Emily M.,) 
b. Austerlitz, N. Y., Oct. 3, 1870; unmarried; Asst. Paymaster, Erie, R. R. 
Co.. Cleveland, Ohio, 1899; Toledo, 1902. 

[3783] LOUISA McGlNLEY,^ (Betsey E. Hamlin,' Jabez,65 Thomas,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Elyria, Ohio, Jan. 25, 1834; m. St. Mary, Ohio, Sept. 6, 
1852, Hon. Francis C, son of Everah Celestian and Elizabeth (Holderness) 
LeBlond,* b. Fredericktown, Ohio, Feb. 14, 1821; lavi^yer and legislator; Celina, 
Ohio; Democrat: Freemason. He was educated Norwalk, Ohio, under the late 
Bishop Thompson; read law with J. Whitbuk, Esq., same place; admitted to 
the bar, 1843, and located that year at St. Mary, later the same year at Celina, 
Ohio, where he since resided and practiced his profession. Prosecuting Att'y., 
1847; representative, 1851-3, and speaker of the House. He had charge of the 
measure resulting in the present school system of Ohio, which affords him 
greater pleasure and satisfaction than any other event in his long public career. 
He was defeated as Democratic candidate for Judge of the Court of Common 
Pleas, 1854; elected to congress from 5th Dist. Ohio, 1862, and re-elected 1864; 
he was prominent on reconstruction measures, 1866, a leader on the Demo- 
cratic side; delegate to Dem. Nat'l Convention, N. Y., 1868, and to Dem. Nat'l 
Convention, St. Louis, 1876. A brilliant and forcible lawyer. 
Ch. b. Celina: 

7990.* Charles McGinley, June 27, 1854. 

7991.* Emma Louise, Aug. 1, 1859. 

7992.* Frank Celestian, Sept. 18, 1863. 

[3785] CHARLES McGINLEY,^ (Bro. of Louisa,) 

b. Elyria, Ohio, 1837; m. Elizabeth Stewart, from whom he separated with- 
out divorce; a bright, promising man, for many years clerk in the store of his 
uncle, Frederick V. Hamlin, N. Y. City. The trouble with his wife wrecked 
his life. He d. Celina, Ohio, Apr. 11, 1877. 

No. issue. 



* Note 441. EVERAH CELESTIAN LE BLOND, b. Paris, France, May 22, 1789; was sent 
to America to escape military service under Napoleon Bonaparte; his wife Elizabeth Holder- 
ness, b. Lancaster, Pa., Jan. 9, 1793. 



rso 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[3786] MARY LUCINDA PHELPS,^ (Lucinda E. Hamlin,' Jabez,« 
Thomas,* Ebenezer,'* James,2i) b. gt, Mary, Ohio. July 6, 1838; m. there, Sep^ 
26, 1865, Theoph G., son of George W.and Mary Withering (Hall) Ton Velle, 
Bloomtield, Ohio, Sept. 17, 1832; Recorder, Clerk of Court and County Audito| 
Celina. Ohio; Democrat; Freemason: Methodists: she member O. E. S. 
Ch. b. Celina: 

7993. Louisa B., Sept. 25, 1867; unm. 1901. 



[3787] Dr. CHARLES HAMLIN PHELPS,8 ( Bro. of Mary L., ) 
b. St. Mary, Ohio, Mar. 31, 1842; m. 1st, there, June 3, 1863, Lizzie M., da^ 
of Joshua and Martha (Scott) Rhodes, b. Sandusky, Ohio, July 4, 1842, who 
Sept. 7, 1873; m. 2d, Lancaster Co., Pa., Oct. 25, 1879, Ella A., dau. of Was^ 
ington and Anna (Swesgart) Whittaker, b. Lancaster Co., Oct. 1, 1854, who 
Sept. 22, 1891; m. 3d, Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 25, 1892, Lara L. Whittakel 
sister of second wife, b. Lancaster Co., Nov. 1, 18.56: physician and surgeof 
St. Mary; Democrat; U. S. Pension Examiner; Railroad Surgeon; membc 
Board of Education: Mercer Lodge 121, A. F. & A. M. and St. Mary Chapter 5| 
R. A. M.; his wives were Presbyterians. 



7994.* 

7995. 

7996. 

7997. 
7998. 

7999. 



Ch. by 1st wife, b. St. Mary: 

Kate Hamlin, Dec. 10, 1864. 

Charles Edward, Jan. 15, 1867; d. Sept. 25, 1868. 

Edw'ard Marshall, Dec. 18, 1870. 



By 2d wife, b. St. Mary: 
Anna Whittaker, Nov., 8, 1682. 
Charles Hamlin, Oct. 25, 1886; d. Apr. 

By 3d wife, b. St. Mary: 
Ella Whittaker, June 16, 1895. 



5, 1895. 



[3789] SUSAN MOSELY PHELPS,8 (Sister of Mary L.,) 

b. St. Mary, Ohio, Sept. 29, 1845; m. Sept., 1879, Rev. Edward A. Berrj 
Cong, clergyman; Chattanooga, Tenn., and Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 



[3790] Capt. FREDERICK ELISHA PHELPS,« (Bro. of Mary L.,) 
b. St. Mary, Ohio, Oct. 8, 1847; m. 1st, Urbana, Ohio, July 19, 1870, Mari 
Louise, dau. of George W., and Virginia L. (Cowan) Patrick, b. Urbana, Api 
25, 1852, who d. Fort Bayard. N. M., July 19, 1874; m. 2d, St. Mary, May 8, 187( 
Mary Esther Patrick, sister of former wife, b. Urbana, Jan. 24, 1849, Prest 
who d. Urbana, Feb. 10, 1892. Capt. Phelps says his second wife was with him o| 
the frontier 14 years, and was a soldiers wife in every way. That she lost he 
life trying to run a Sunday school for the little ones at Fort Yates with tl 
thermometer at 20° below zero; m. .3d, Pretty Prairie, Ohio, June 7, 1893, Am 
Louise, dau. of Wm. J. W. and Elcetta (Mumper) Rawlings, b. Pretty Prairij 
He graduated from U. S. Military Academy, West Point, June 15, 1870: 
Lieut. 8th U.S. Cav. June 15, 1870; 1st Lieut. 8 U.S. Cav., Mar. 20, 1879; Captain, 
8th U. S. Cav., Sept. 28, 1889; served on frontier duty in New Mexico, Arizona, 
Texas, Indian Territory, Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota, and 
North Dakota; retired from active service, Apr. 29, 1891, with rank of Capt. 
U. S. Array, on account of "sickness and injuries received in line of duty;" 






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f 




•Hi 

■M 






Ch. by 1st wife: 


8000.* 


Mary Virginia, 


8001. 


Morris Burnett, 




By 2d wife: 


8002. 


Elsie Lucinda, 


8003. 


Margaret Louise, 


8004. 


Frederick Colwell,, 


8005. 


Berry V., 


8006. 


Ralph Edward, 



782 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

since retirement, engaged in manufacturing furniture, Urbana, Ohio; Dem- 
ocrat; member Harmony Lodge 8, A. F. & A. M., Urbana Chapter 34, R. A. M.,. 
and Urbana Lodge 127, B. P. O. Elks. 

b. Nov. 25, 1871, Ft. Bayard. 

" Feb. 19, 1874, " d. same day. 

b. May 11, 1879, Ft. Clark, Texas. 

" Jan. 29, 1881, St. Mary, Ohio. 

" Nov. 25, 1883, Ft. Mcintosh, Texas. 

" May 31, 1893, Urbana; d. Nov. 10, 1894. 

" Jan. 3, 189t), " 

[3794] FRANK HAMLIN,* (Cicero J.,' Jabez,*^ Tliomas,* Ebenezer,^ 
James,2i) b. Aurora, N. Y., Apr. 7, 1846; m. 1st, Helen, dau. of Samuel 
Pratt, of ButEalo, who d. Paris, France, the following year; m. 2d, Buffalo, May 
13, 1875, Elizabeth, dau, of William F. and Julia Steadman Miller, of Buflfalo, 
b. Feb. 20, 1850. He was a young man of good business ability, and early en- 
gaged in business with his father, as a merchant; he became blind from catar- 
act; has residences at Lakewood and Buffalo, N. Y. 

Ch. by 2d wife, b. Buffalo: 
8007.* Elizabeth, Apr. 10, 1876. 
8008.* Helen, Apr. 11, 1879. 

[3795] WILLIAM HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Frank,) 

b. Buffalo, N. Y., Aug. 27, 1849; m. there, Apr. 8, 1875, Kate L., dau. of 
George B. and Mary (Gallager) Gates, b. Buffalo, Nov. 21, 1852; he received an 
academic education, and early became associated in business with his father: 
manager American Glucose Co.: it is said that he possessed remarkable busi- 
ness tact and ability, that the success of the company was in no small degree 
due to his energy; resides Buffalo; she was Pres. Board of Women Managers 
Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, 1901. 

Ch. b. Buffalo: 



8009.* 


Katharine, 


Mar. 


13, 


1876. 


8010. 


Esther, 


Sept. 


7, 


1878; d. 1880. 


8011.* 


Sarah Gates, 


June 


7, 


1880. 


8012. 


Susan Ford, 


May 


18, 


1883. 



[3797] HARRY HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Frank, ) 

b. Buffalo. N. Y., July 17, 1855; m. there, Apr. 24, — , Grace, dau. of Laurens 
and Mary Enos, of Buffalo, b. Sept. 27, 1855; entered Yale College, which he 
left the first year on account of trouble with his eyes; he began business in his 
father's store, clerking behind every counter; afterwards interested in the 
American Glucose Co.; manager of Village Farm, 1896, and engaged in rear- 
ing and handling the finest sporting horses in the world; res. Buffalo. 
Ch. b. Buffalo: 

8013. Chauncey J., Jan. 11, 1881. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 78.3 

'[3800] MYRTILLA LORETT HAMLIN,^ (Hiram F.,' Amasa,^ Jabez,^ 
'Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James.^i) b. Nov. 10, 1829; m. Salem, 111., Sept. 25, 1849, 
John R. Shannon; merchant; Sparta, 111.; later an editor, Chester, 111., and 
Judge; candidate for state auditor; Democrat. She d. Sparta, Mai'. 15, 1857. 

8014. A Child, b. Nov. 4, 1850; d. June 1852. 

[3803] .TULIETTE ANGELINE HAML1N,8 (Sister of Myrtilla L.,) 
b. Franklin Mills, now Kent, Ohio, April 17, 1839; m. Salem, 111., July 3, 
1867, Rev, James F., son of Rev. James B. and Rhoda (Berry) Corrington, b. 
•Green Co., Hi,, Feb. 21, 1840. He was educated at McKendree College, Leba- 
non, 111., and Shurtliff College, Upper Alton, 111., receiving from McKendree 
degrees of A. B., 1861, A. M., 1865, and I>. D., 1896; member D, 122th 111. Inf. 
Vols.; enlisted 1862, promoted Capt. H. 111th U. S, C. Inf.; served as A. A.Q. 
M. Pulaski, Tenn., under Gen. George C. Starkweather; also at Franklin and 
Nashville, Tenn, under Gen. Thomas; dis. June 12, 1865; member Ransom Post, 
G. A. R. Entered the ministry, M. E. Church, St. Louis Conference, 1873: at 
Dresden, Mo., two years, Independence two years, Butler two years, St. Luke 
•Church, St. Louis, three years, Bowman Church, St. Louis, two years, Spring- 
field, one year, Bowman Cliurch, live years, St. Luke Church, five years; Pre- 
siding Elder, St. Louis Dist., four years. Have an adopted daughter. 

No issue. 

[3804] MARY HAMLIN,« (Sister of Myrtilla L.,) 

b. Mar. 2, 1842; m. Salem, 111., Jun. 28, 1865, Dr. W. H. Cartle, of Great 

"Bend, Kas.; surgeon during the war. Port Hospital, Carlo, 111: she res. at St. 

Xiouis, Mo., a widow; he d. Great Bend, Kas., Apr., 1882. 
Children: 

8015. Frederick Hamijn, b. Oct. 9, 1866, Cairo. 

8016. George W., "Apr. 1, 1873, St. Louis. 

[3805] SARAH C. HAMLIN,^ (Roderick,^ Amasa," Jabez^,& Thomas,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,^!) b. Ohio, 1826; m. Wm. E. Casey, of Mt. Vernon, 111.; she 
"was living 1898, probably Mt. Vernon. He is dead. 

Children: 

8017. LoRA. 
8018.* Nellie C. 

8019. Mary; m. Brown. 

[3806] HARRIET HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Sarah C.,) 

b. Ohio, 1828; m. John Young, of Salem, 111. She d. Salem, 1888. 

Children: 



8020.* 


Ellen. 




8021. 


Clarissa; 


dead. 


8022. 


Sarah, 


(( 


8023. 


Alice, 


i( 


8024. 


Lucy: 


m. Dr. William Finley, 


8025.* 


Matthew, 




8026. 


Stella; 


unm, res, Salem, 111, 


8027.* 


William. 




8028.* 


John. 





784 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3807J FRANCES HAMLIN/ (Sister of Sarah C.,) 

b. Ohio, 1830: m. J. H. Copple, of Centralia, 111. Both d.; she Centraliar 

1863. 

Children: 

8029. Annie; m. George W; McClelland. 

8030.* Sarah. 

8031. Ella; m. John Kinsey. 

8032. George; dead, 

8033. William: married. 

8034. Bertha; m. Gillott. 

[3808J AMASA HAMLIN,« (Brother of Sarah C.,) 

b. Ohio, 1833; m. Mary Bennett, of Odin, 111. One Amasa, of Salera, was 

private, A, 111 111. Inf. Vols.; enhsted Aug. 12, 1862; dis. June 6, 1865. She d. 

Odin, 1868. 

Children: 

80.35. Jennie; unm. 1897; res, Odin, Hi. 

8036. Franklin: dead. 
8037.* Newton H. 

[3811] BYRON S. HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Sarah C, ) 

b. Salem, 111., Sept. 15, 1843; m. Bloomingdale, Mich., Mar. 3, 1871, Harriet, 

dau. of Egbert and Elizabeth A. (Irvin) Cooley, b.Salena, Sept. 24, 1850; farnaer: 

Salem; Republican; Methodists. 

Ch. b. Salem (unmarried 1898:) 

8038. John Egbert, Oct. 6, 1872; student DePau University. 

8039. Clara A., Mar. 7, 1876. 

8040. Ernest L., July 13, 1878. 

8041. . Frank Hannibal, Feb. 17, 1884. 

[3812] CHARLES MILO HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Sarah C.,) 

b. Salem, 111., Apr. 17, 1849; m, Alester Ellen Lanham, b. Ricbview, 111., 
Dec. 22, 1851; res. Bake Oven, Ore. She is dead. 
Children: 

8042. George, b. June 6, 1871, Mt. Vernon: d. Aug. 6, 1871 
8043.* Nellie Norene, " Sept. 28, 1872, Centralia. 

[3814] MORTIMER HULBERT,' (Hubbard C.,'' Esther Hamlin,* Jabez," 
Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James.^i) b. Franklin, Ohio, Jan. 13, 1825; m. Ellen Reed: 
farmer and hardware merchant. He d. Jan. 13, 1893. 

[.3816] LAURA DORINDA HULBERT,* (Sister of Mortimer,) 

b. Franklin, Ohio, Sept. 2, 1828; m. William A. Faddis; President St. Paul, 
Minn., Commercial College, 1879. 

Children: j^ 

8044. William. 

8045. Sophia. 

8046. Sarah. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 785 

[3817] JOHN ENCELL HULBERT,« " (Bro. of Mortimer,) 

b. Franklin, Ohio, Nov. 4, 1830; m. Flora Marlina, dau. of Hon. T. J. and 

Jane Southard, b. Richmond, Me., July 15, 1846; merchant; Wheaton, 111.; 

afterwards in business at Eldora, Iowa. He d. Nov. 11, 1890. 
Children: 

8047. Jennie S., b. Apr. 5, 1868, Madison, Wis. 

8048. Charles Southard, " June, 1874, Delatield,. Wis. 

[3818] MARIA BELINDA HULBERT,8 (Sister of Mortimer,) 

b. Shalerville, Ohio, Nov. 7, 1833; m. Jasper Hull, b. Sharon, Pa., May, 1833; 

farmer and teacher; Oskaloosa, Iowa; Populist; she res. Atchinson, Kansas. He 

d. Oskaloosa, Iowa, Nov. 25, 1895. 

Ch. b. Oskaloosa: 

8049. Charles Sumner; m. Caroline Johnson. 

8050. Helen Mar, " Oscar W. Urich. 

8051. John McPherson, " Lulu Boyd. 

8052. Theodosia Alice, " W. C. Henderson. 

[3819] SOPHIA BRUCE IIULBERT,^ (Sister of Mortimer,) 

b. Edinburgh, Ohio, July 15, 1836: m. Eldora, Iowa, 1860, George W., son of 

Isaac and Sarah Bruce (Encell) Thompson, b. Fredonia, N. Y., Mar. 12, 1834; 

Express agent Eldora and Oskaloosa, Iowa; Republican: Q. M. Sergt. L, 4th 

lowaCav.; enlisted 1861; wounded and dis. for injury spring of 1862; member 

G. A. R.; she Christian. He d. Oskaloosa, Mar. 1, 1894. 
Ch. b. Eldora: 

8053. Esther, May 15, 1867; m. Scott Long. 

[3822] JAMES CENTURY HULBERT,8 (Bro. of Mortimer,) 

b. Franklin, Ohio, Apr. 30, 1846; m. Addie Peck; farmer; Grundy Co., Iowa. 
He d. Eldora, Iowa, July 9, 1887. 
Children: 

8054. LiLLiE. 

8055. John Encell. 

[3826] CARRIE WILLIAMS,* (Harriet S. Hamlin,' Erastus,« Jabez,^ 
Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James. 21) She was a blind singer; married unhappily and 
was divorced. 

[3827] JUDD WALTER MIX,8 M. D., (Caroline Hamlin,^ Erastus,« 
Jabez,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Daysville, 111., Mar. 14, 1854; m. 
Byron, 111., June 20, 1888, Nellie, dau.of Simon Shepard and Elizabeth Rachael 
(Ellis) Spauiding, b. Byron, Aug. 4, 1867; physician; Byron; Republican; Free- 
mason; she Cong.; lie d. Byron, Dec. 28, 1897. 
Ch. b. Byron: 

Mar. 3, 1889. 

Aug. 4, 1890. 

July 23, 1891. 

Sept. 17, 1892. 

July 19, 1893; d. Aug. 13, 1894. 

Jan. 22, 1896, " Aug. 7, 1896. 

Dec. 16, 1896. 



8056. 


Louise, 


8057. 


William Judd, 


8058. 


Walter Spaulding, 


8059. 


Floyd Warren, 


8060. 


A Child, 


8061. 


A bbie, 


i 8062. 


John Raymond, 



'^ tl 

I 



786 THE HAMLIN FAMILY 



[3830] HOPKINS,* (Eveline Hamlin,' Erastus,« Jabez,^ Thomas,* 

Ebenezer,3 James,2i) ra. Spring; Sycamore, 111. He is dead. 

Child: 
8063. Eakl. 



[3832] Lieut. THEODORE PERRY HAMLIN,8 (Frederick M.,' 

Frederick," Jabez,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Elyria, Ohio. May 3, 1838; 
m. "Wellington, Ohio, Feb. 29, 1864, HenriettaM., dau. of A.K. and H.S. Linds- I 
ley, of Wellington, b. Medina, Ohio, Oct. 20, 1841: served in 2d Ohio Cav., pro- i| 
moted 1st Lieut., served four year, wounded battle of Wilderness, Va., May, 
1864: and served as Adjutant, Camp Stoneman, Va., until discharged; mfgr., 
Wellington, until 1876; removed to Fayette, Iowa, and engaged in farming, 
where he d. Nov. 7, 1876. 

[383.3] MARION ANGELINE HAMLIN, 8 (Sister of Theodore P.,) 
b. Elyria, Ohio, July 15, 1840; m. Wellington, Ohio, Jan. 10, 1865, Sarauel| 
K., son of John and Sarah Loundon, b. Thornby, England, Feb. 25, 1834; mer- 
chant; Wellington. 

Ch. b. Wellington: 

8064. Lenora, Nov. 23, 1866. 

8065. Mortimer H., Feb. 23, 1874. 

8066. Arthur Perry, Sept. 9, 1875. 

8067. Harry G., Sept. 27, 1777. 

8068. Roberts., Mar. 12, 1881. 

[3834] ARTHUR HORATIO HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Theodore P.,) 
b. Elyria, Ohio, Jan. 31, 1843; m. Wellington, Ohio, Dec. 29, 1870, Emma 

Louisa, dau. of Horace Merritt and Mary Ann Shattuck, of Adrian, Mich., b. 

Hiram, Ohio, Aug. 12, 1844. Has been farmer, salesman, pork packer; res. 

Wellington, Ohio, Sterling. 111., Fayette, Iowa, Omaha, Neb.; later, ranchman, 

Rocky I'ord, Col. 

Children: 

8069. Frederick Mortimer, b. 1873, W'ellington. 

8070. Mary Sophia, " May 9, 1878, Fayette; d. Feb. 23, '83. 

8071. Harris Shattuck, " Feb. 25, 1886, Omaha. 

[3835] MARY AMELIA HAMLIN,* (Homer,' rrederick,^ Jabez,5 

Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Elyria, Ohio, Sept. 27, 1849; m. Grinnell, 
Iowa, July, 1874, Edwin, son of John K. and Harriet (Ricker) James, of Grin- 
nell, b. near Davenport, Iowa: both graduated from Iowa College, Grinnell; she, 
from Ladies' course, 1874; he from College course, 1873. After marriage they 
engaged in school teaching near St. Louis, Mo., subsequently returning to a 
farm near Davenport, where she d. Mar. 19, 1877; Congs. 
No issue. 

[38.36] HARRIET FRANCES HAMLIN,* (Sister of Mary A., ) 

b. Wellington, Ohio, Mar. 13, 1851; m. Grinnell, Iowa, July 25, 1875, Eben 

Newton Beebe; farmer; later, book-keeper; Stacyville, Iowa; Fairmont, Neb.; 

later at Grinnell and Minneapolis, Minn. She graduated from Iowa College, 

Grinnell, Ladies' course, class of 1871; taught school iu Grinnell and elsewhere. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 787 

She wrote for local and other newspapers; her graduating essaj' was a poem 
entitled "The Wandering Jew;" possessed of great beauty and an amiable 
disposition, she was a favorite with her friends and esteemed for her Christian 
character. The following is from her pen, in memory of the bridal and burial 
of her sister, Mrs. James: 

TWO GATHERINGS. 

We gathered once In the summer tide, 

When the earth was green and fair, 
Standing together, side by side, 

To have and to hold, 'till death divide; 
And the minister breathed a prayer. 

And there was a scent of flowers in the room. 
And a sense of joy in the air. 

And the scent of the flowers that loved the sun. 

And the sense our hearts could fill, 
While a pledge that could never be undone. 

Till the sea and the sky should join in one, 
They registered low and still. 

And the man she had chosen bore her away 
To a home upon the hill. 

We gathered again in the winter time. 
And the earth was brown and bare. 

And pale, sweet flowers lay over her breast, 
And he was weeping, and she at rest, 

And the minister breathed a prayer. 
And there was a sound of grief in the room. 

And a sense of pain in the air. 

No need of promises spoken low, 

That the years could not fulfill ; 
Forever done with earth's pain and care. 

There was no need of the minister's prayer. 
Forgotten pain and ill. 

And we who loved her, bore her away 
To a home upon the hill. 

Once we have gathered and bade her go, 
Once with no tear or sigh, 

And once again in all pain and woe, 
What can we say but bid her go 

Where hills of glory lie ? 
In her fair new home it shall yet be so 

That we gather bye and bye. 

She d. Grlnnell, Dec. 1, 1881. 
Children: 

8072. EbenHamlik, b. Aug. 15, 1876, Stacyville; d. 1883. 

8073. Mary Florence, d. aged 2 months, " 

8074. Emma Perry, b. J uly 7, 1880, Fairmont. 



788 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3837] GEORGE HOMER HAMLlN.s (Bro. of Mary A.,) 

b. Grinnell, Iowa, Oct. 23, 1855; m. there, Jan. 12, 1881, Elizabeth Raley, 
dau. of Joshua Warrington and Eleran (Raley) Bonsall, b. Salem, Ohio, Feb. 4, 
1856; cashier Merchant's National Bank, Grinnell, several yeais, of which he is 
also a director, having been previously teller First National Bank of Grinnell; 
member city council; Gongs. • 

[3838] EMMA PERRY HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Mary A.,) 

b. Grinnell, Iowa, Oct. 23, 1855; m. there, Oct. 23, 1877, Harlan Page,' son 
of Augustus Page and Annette Lois (Howard) Proctor,* b. Ogdenburg, N. Y., 
Jan. 14, 1855; jeweler and dealer in musical Instruments, a prominent, successful 
business man. Before marriage she was a teacher. On that memorable night 
in June, 1882, when the tornado struck the city of Grinnell, their house being 
near the track of the storm, afforded refuge for many of the victims; Congs. 

Children b. Grinnell: 



8075. 


Harriet Lois, 


Aug. 


25, 


1879. 


8076. 


Edna Margaret, 


Sept. 


16, 


1881. 


8077: 


Mildred Amelia, 


May 


31, 


1890. 


8078. 


Harlan Page, 


Dec. 


19, 


1893. 


8079. 


Payson Hamlin, 


Aug. 


8, 


1895. 



[3839] CHARLES FREDERICK HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Mary A.,) 
b. Grinnell, Iowa, Feb. 25, 1858; m. Lewis, Iowa, Sept. 12, 1882, Fannie Ray, 
dau. of Hiram J., and Ellen (Dean) Graham, of Lewis, b. Gilpin county. Col., 
May 17, 1864; formerly furniture dealer and undertaker, Grinnell, and Lewis, 
Iowa; also in the hardware business, Lewis; Principal Art Eporium, Emporia, 
Kansas: Congs. 





Children: 








8080. 


Charlotte Ellen, 


July 


1, 


1884, Grinnell. 


8081. 


Robert Perry, 


Apr. 


21, 


1886, 


8082. 


Ruth Amelia, 


Mar. 


16, 


1889, Emporia. 


8083. 


Mary Lorena, 


Mar. 


28, 


1891, 



[3840] FRED NORTON SMITH,* (Juliette Hamlin, 7Frederick,6 Jabez.s 
Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,ai) b. Mowsley, England, Aug. 18, 1848; m. Pains- 
ville, Ohio, Aug. 18, 1880, Louise Alice, dau. of John and Louisa Jedidah (Porter) 
Martin, b. Rockville, Ct., Dec. 18, 1848: treasurer Automobile and Cycle Parts 
Co.; Elyria, Ohio; Republican; 1st Lieut., B, 15 Reg't. O. N. G.; enlisted 1877; 
Congs. 

Ch. b. Elyria: 

8084. Caryl Porteh, Apr. 15, 1887. - 

[3846] RUSSELL HAMBLIN,^ (Harmon,^ James,^ Amasa,^ Thomas,* 
Ebenezer,3 James.^i) He left home years ago and never returned: when last 
heard from , was crossing the Rocky mountains with a fur company. 

* ?Jolltfn; ^^UGUSTDS L. PROCTOR.6 (John,6 Elijah,* Benjamin,3 John,2 Robert.i) 

n. V. ^^^^,f.^^'^^ P'^OCTOR.1 of Concord, Mass. Freeman, 3643; m. Dec. 31, 1645, Jane, dau. of 

!, uf,!, "'''^'■*^'^*^' o^ Concord; removed to Chelmford, 1654. He d. Chelmsford, April 28, 1697. 
12 children. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 789 

"[3849] HARVEY HAMBLIN,* (Bro. of Russell,) 

b. Sterlingville, N. Y., Nov. 29, 1880; m. North Wilney, N. Y., Sept. 4, 1853, 
iucy, dau. of Elijah and Keziah Davis, b. Wilney, Apr. 28, 183;{: shoemaker; 
i)terlingville, except live years, 1865-70, at Onondaga, Mich.; Republican, until 
the civil war, afterwards Democrat: Good Templar; she Methodist, and member 
Onondoga Council 79, Red Men, and Lodge 59, Ladies of Mount Joy; she left her 
family and res. Syracuse, N. Y. He d. Natural Bridge, N.Y., Jan. 30, 1878, 
-buried Antwerp, N. Y. 

Ch. b. Sterlingville: 

8085.* Eugene Van Ransselaer, Jan. 29, 1855. 

8086.* Adelbert E., May 14, 1858. 

8087. Martin Luther, June 21, 1860. 

[3851] MARY HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Russell,) 

m. Hewitt; res. Stirlingville, N. Y., her husband d. leaving her poor, 

"with a son and daughter, which she supported until the daughter married and 

she lived with her. 

Children: 

8088. William. 

8089. Lucinda; m. Geo. Sims. 

[3852] ABRAM HART WELL HAMBLIN,8 (Bro. of Russell,) 
educated at Cayuga Lake Academy, and Hamilton, N. Y.; Sergt. 3d N. Y., 
Seward's Artillery, enlisted summer of 1862, wounded in skirmish at Tarboro, 
N. C, July 20, 1863, was taken prisoner, and sent to Richmond, Va., paroled 
;and sent to Hospital at Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. Ball passed through 
right iiand and left lung, near the heart, and made its exit in the back. He 
served until the close of the war; was Lieut, in 1st N.C., Union Vols., A.A.Q. M, 
:and A. C. S.: married a N.C. lady. He was connected with a school at Barne- 
gart, N.J. A romantic story is told that when wounded he was secreted and 
•cared for by a southern family and nursed to health by a daughter of the family 
who helped him through to the Union lines; that after the war he returned and 
married his fair nurse, brought her north where they both taught school at 
Barnegart, N.J. Another report says, he went to Brooklyn, N. Y. as teacher, 

1 [3853] FERDINAND V. GRAVES,* (Roxanna Hamblin,^ James,e 

Amasa.s Thomas,^ Ebenezer, 3 James.^i) b. Cooperstown, N. Y., July 27, 

1808; m. Boonville, N. Y., May 13, 1829, Phebe Maria, dau. of George and 

Catherine Brinkerhoff,* b. Duchess Co., N. Y., 1809; merchant tailor; re- 

* Note 443. JORIS DIRCKSEN BRINCKERHOFF.i founder of the family in America, b. 
; Breuthe, Holland, 16(H); and having lived for some time at Flushing, in the Province of Zealand, 
j -emigrated to New Netherland (New York), 16:JS, and settled upon a farm within the present 
limits of the city of Brooklyn, N. Y. It is stated that he contracted with Cornelius Melyn, a 
I -son-in-law, the owner of Staten Island, to reside there; but owing to the murder of some 
neighboring planters by the Indians, in lfj41, he was released from his contract, and settled on 
liong Island, as above stated; m. Susannah Dubbels. He d.. Jan- IB, 1661. 
Ch. b. Holland: 
Dirck; killed by Indians, 164.3. 

Hendbick, b. 1630; m. Claasie Boomgaert. 

Abraham. " 1632, " Aeltie Stryker. 

Aeltie; m. Cornelieus Melyn and William Van Cowenhot^n. 

ABRAHAM BRINCKERIIOFF.a b. Holland, 1633; m. Aeltie, dau. Jan Stryker, of Flat- 
bush, N. Y. He d. about 1714. Children: Joris, John, Dirck, Garrett, Ida, Susannah, Sarah, 
Margaret, Lammetia. 



i 

790 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. i 

moved to Boonvi lie about 1825, built the first brick house there, owned, 1896,. 
by Mrs. Sophia Willard: was many years in partnership with John Cross,, 
and associated in business with E. P. Owens and F. T. Clark, later with Graves- 
Bros.; deputy sheriff, 1840; a small man of great strength and courage; raised 
a company for ll7th N. Y. Inf. Vols.; afterwards 2d Lieut. D. 14& N. Y., Inf. 
Vols.; commissioned Sept., 1862: in battles Chancellorsville and Petersburg,. 
Va.; honorably discharged; member Wheelock Post 97, Gr. A. R. They cele- 
brated their golden wedding. She d. 1884; he suffered a shock of paralysis, 
about 1893, and gradually failed; he was severely burned by his clothing taking 
fire, from which he d. Boonville, Feb. 2, 1896. 

Ch. b. Boonville: 



8090.* 


Emma Roxana, 


May 


30, 


1832. 


8091.* 


George A., 


July 


4, 


1834. 


8092.* 


Bryon Palmer, 


Aug. 


11, 


1837. 


8093.* 


Catherine M., 


Oct. 


30, 


1839. 


8094.* 


Margaret Elizabeth, 


June 


28, 


1842. 


8095.* 


Calvin V., 


Mar. 


7, 


1845. 


8096.* 


Jefferson Pierre, 


July 


4, 


1848. 


8097. 


Amelia Budd, 


Oct. 


18, 


1851; unmarried 



[;3854] WILLIAM HAMBLIN,8 (Jaraes,^^ Amasa,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ 
James,'!) b. Jefferson Co., N. Y., Oct. 21, 1821; married; harness dealer, 
musician. He d. Nov. 25, 1850. 

[3855] RUSSELL HAMBLIN,* (Bro. of William,) 

b. Jefferson Co., N. Y., Apr. 5, 1825; harness dealer; musician. He d. Feb, 
26, 18—. 

[3856] PHEBE ANN HAMBLIN,» (Sister of William,) 

b. Jefferson Co., N. Y., June 6, 1828; m. about 1850-1, Charles Stowell; she 
d. Dec. 20, 1853, aged 25 years and 4 months, probably Antwerp, N. Y. 

No issue. 

[3857] HENRY HAMBLIN,* (Bro. of William,) 

b. Jefferson Co., N. Y., Apr. 19, 1833; m. 1st, Maria Stowell, who d. Antwerp, 

N. Y.; m. 2d, Miss Gates. He d. July 5, 1862. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 
8098.* Charles, b. Dec. 19, 1853. 

By 2d wife: 
Several Children. 

[3858] LOUISA K. HAMBLIN,^ (Abraham H.,' James," Amasa,* 

Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,^!) b. Onondaga Co., N. Y., July 18, 1820; m. N. Y. 
State, John Monk. She d. Fond du Lac, Wis., Oct. 12, 1860. 





Children: 


8099.* 


Asahel I. 


8100.* 


Josephine. 


8101. 


Emmett. 



■>4l 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 791 

I3860J SAMANTHA HAMBLm,8 (Sister of Lonisa K.,) 

b. Onondaga Co., N.Y., Mar. II, 1824: m. 1st, N. Y. state, Orrin Burrill; m. 
2d, St. Cloud, Wis., who died. She res. Glenbulah, Wis. 
No issue. 

[3861] THERESA HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Louisa K.,) 

b. Onondaga Co., N. Y., June 21, 1826; m. N. Y. state, Alonzo Maltbey. 
Family all d. Fond du lac Co., Wis. She d. Calumet. Wis., 1875. 
Child: 

8102. George A, 

[3862] MARTHA HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Louisa K.,) 

b. Onondaga Co., N. Y., Nov. 10, 1828; m. N. Y. State, Levi A. Griswold, 
who d.; she res. with her dau., Emily G., in Minneapolis, Minn. 
Children: 

8103. Ellen G. 

8104. Elvina G.; res. Minneapolis. 

8105. Alfred G.; dead. 

8106. Albert. 

[3863] HARTWELL CROWELL HAMBLIN,8 (Bro. of Louisa R.,) 

b. Onondaga Co., N. Y., May 22, 1831; m. Greenbush, Wis., Feb. 9, 1854, 
Lydia Maria, dau. of David and Lydia (Snow) Alley, b. Jefferson Co., N. Y., 
June 9, 1838: farmer; Greenbush, Wis., and Bremer Co., Iowa; Republican; 
Christian; Sergt. H, 14th Wis. Inf. Vols.; .enlisted 1862; participated in battles 
of Shiloh and siege of Vicksburg; she Methodist. He d. Bremer Co., Iowa, 
April 27, 1872. 

Children: 

8107.* Ci^arence Hartwell, b. Mar. 11, 1856, Greenbush. 

8108.* Arthur Berlin, " July 14, 1859, " 

8109.* Alley Maria, " Aug. 2, 1866, 

8110. LeRoy David, " Sept. 20, 1870, Hortoo, la; unm 1902, 

[3864] BERLIN HAMBLIN,8 (Bro. of Louisa K.,) 

; b. Onondaga Co., N. Y., Mar. 24, 1833; m. 1st. N. Y. State, SemanthaCook: 
!m. 2d, Wis., Fannie, dau. of Jeremiah and Laura (Brintnell) Crandall, b. 1847, 
He d. St. Cloud, Wis., Jan. 24, 1890. 

Ch. b. 1st wife; 

Two daughters. 

Ch. by 2d wife: 

8111. Marcus: d. in Wis. 

8112. Myrtle. 

8113. Charles, " " '' 

[3865] CANDACE HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Louisa K.,) 

b. Onondaga Co., N. Y., Mar. 7, 1835; m. Green Bush, Wis,, Feb. 9, 1854, 
jOyreneus Alley. 

Children: 

8114. William; m. and res. Manatoba. 

8115. George; res. Northington, Minn. 



4 



792 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[3866] SPENCER A. HAIVIBLIN,^ (Bro. of Lonisa K.,) 

b. Onandaga Co., N. Y., Aug. 8, 1837; m. 1st, , Wis,, Elizabeth Ghos- 

liu; m. 2d, Emma GhosHn: no issue by 2d wife: m. 3d, Greenbush, Wis., Jennie 

E. Tuttle; farmer; Pender, Neb.; soldier in Civil War: wounded and a pen- 

sion er. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

8116. Lavina; m. Fred Martin, Pender, Neb. 

8117. William. 

By 3d wife: 

8118. Oscar O.; res. Pender, Neb. 

8119. Oklo a., " Spokane, Wash. 

8120. Alton S., " 

■[3867] HOLLAND HAMBL1N,8 ( Bro. of Louisa K.,) 

b. Van Buren, N. Y., Sept. 27, 1839; m. Greenbush, Wis., Dec. 25, 1863, 
Louisa Jane, dau of Russell and Mary (Pettet) Barrett, b. Crammy, Canada, 
Oct. 6, 1843; farmer, until 1899; since, merchant: Van Buren, until May, 1852; 
Forest, Wis., until Dec, 1863; Greenbush, until June, 1878; since, Sugar Bush, 
Wis.; Republican; private H, 14 Wis. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Aug., 1861; participated 
in battle of Shiloh; member G. A. R.; she Good Templar and member W. R. C; 
Christians. 

Children: 

8121.* Inez Estblla, b. Jan. 2, 1865, Greenbush. 

8122.* Effie Louisa, " Oct. 11, 1866, " 

8123. Wilbur Russell, " Apr. 20, 1879, MapleCreek; d. Sep. 20, 1900 

[3868] LUCELIA AVALINE HAMBLIN,« (Sister of Louisa K.,) 
b. Onondaga Co., N. Y., July 13, 1841; m. Greenbush, Wis., Ephraira 
Miller; Larned, Kas. 

No issue. 

.,[3869] MILES A. HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Louisa K,,) 

b. Onondago Co., N. Y., Apr. 2, 1843; unmarried; Sibley, Iowa; soldier in 
the civil war. 

■ [3870} ROXY JANE HAMBLIN' (Hiram,^ James," Amasa,» Thomas,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2 1) b. Antwerp, N. Y., Jan. 9, 1821; ra. Gouverneur, N.Y., 
July 4, 1844, Luther, son of Walter and Hulda (Chapin) Colton, b. Antwerp^ 
Dec. 7, 1818; farmer: removed to Richville, N. Y., 1850; private, A, 106th 
N. Y., Inr. Vols.; enlisted. Aug. 14, 1862: killed at Charlestown, Va., Aug. 
21, 1864. Mr. Colton enlisted with his two sons at Ogdensburg, N. Y., in 
the same company: served in Lst brigade, 3d division, 6th corps, Army of 
Potomac, leaving at home his wife and seven young children, the eldest 
not thirteen years old. After nearly two years of hard service word 
came that the spn Frank was dangerously ill in the hospital. She left her 
family, hastened to h-— bedside, cared for him two weeks, until the last, and 
when he died brought^ . remains home for burial; three weeks after his fun- 
eral that of her husbanoVkilled in battle, was held— his body not being brought 
home; April 2, 1865, the other son, Henry Hartwell, was killed before Peters- 
burg, Va. The trials, sorrows and grief of this noble wife and mother can be 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 



793 



slightly imagined but not appreciated. The words of Mr. Beecher, portraying 
the "Heroic Mother," have been thought applicable to her: 

"We see a household brought up well, a mother who took alone the burden 
of life when her husband laid it down, without much property, out of her 
penury, by her planning and industry, night and day, by her wilfulness of love, 
by her fidelity, brings up her children; and life has six men, all of whom are 
like pillars in the temple of God. And O ! do not read to me of the campaigns 
of C;fsar, tell me nothing of Napolean's wonderful exploits. I tell you, that, 
as God and the angels look down upon the silent history of that woman's ad- 
ministration, and upon those men-building processes, which went on in her 
heart and mind through a score of years, nothing exterior, no empire building 
can compare with what she has done. Nothing can compare in beauty, and 
wonder, and admirableness, and divinity itself, to the silent work in obscure 
dwellings of faithful women bringing up their children to honor and virtue and 
piety. I tell you the inside is larger than the outside. The loom is more than 
the fabric, the thinker is more than the thought, the builder is more than the 
building." 

I am unable to write this noble woman, with her heroic husband and sons, 
as they deserve, but as a soldier of the same war point with pride to this exam- 
ple of patriotism, among many others, performed by members of the great 
Hamlin family in America. She d. Jan. 11, 1899. 



8124.* 

8125.* 

8126. 

8127.* 

8128.* 

8129.* 

8130.* 

8131.* 

8132.* 

8133.* 



Children: 
Henry Hartwell, b. May 10, 1845, Gouverneur, 



Franklin, 
Orville, 
Hiram Edwin, 
Rosellb Luther, 
Eugene Judson, 
Cornelia Ann, 
Eveline Louise, 
George Marian. 
Russell Johnson, 



Aug. 31, 1846, 

June 20, 1848, 

Jan. 15, 1850, 

Dec. 7, 1851, Richville. 

Jan. 16, 1854, " 

July 25, 1856, 

Jan. 30, 1858, DeKalb. 

Mar. 12, 1860, Eichville, 

Feb. 13, 1862, 



d. Dec. 13, 1851. 



[3871] MATILDA HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Roxy Jane,) 

i b. Antwerp, N.Y., Dec. 14, 1822; ra. Gouverneur, N.Y., Dec. 25, 1845, Aaron, 

! son of Joseph and Sally (Moor) Mason, b. Plattsburg, N. Y., July 28, 1821; farmer; 
I she Baptist. The birthplaces of their children indicate places of residence. 





Children: 












8134. 


Ellen Maria, b. 


Oct. 


12. 


1846, Gouverneur: d. Dec. 


22, 


1865, 


8135. 


Columbia T., " 


Dec. 


8, 


1849, " " May 


16, 


1863 


8136. 


Howard Judson, " 


Aug. 


18, 


1855, " " Nov. 


16, 


1858 


8137. 


Herbert Jay, " 


Feb. 


19, 


1858, 






8138.* 


Jennie M., " 


Oct. 


28, 


1861, DeKalb. 







13872] JULIA HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Roxy J.,) 

b. Antwerp, N.Y., Sept. 18, 1824; m. Gouverneur, N. Y., Dec. 31, 1844, Ed- 
ward, son of Peregine and Philydda(Fox) Babcock, b. Jefferson Co., N. Y., Aug. 
1, 1821; farmer; she res. Gouverneur, until 1885; since, Bridgewater, South Da- 
kota. He d. Gouverneur, 1861. 





Children: 


8146.* 


Emma Elizabeth, 


8147. 


Lewis Worth, 


8148.* 


Mary Amelia, 


8149. 


Della Roxaka, 


8150. 


Dana, 


8151. 


HoEL Henry, 



794 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. b. Gouverneur: 

8139. Elbridge G., June 11, 1846. 

8140. Elm a, Apr. 24, 1848; d. Mar. 9, 1850. 

8141. Celestia M., Jan. 12, 1850. 

8142. Carrie A., Mar. 1, 1852; d. Aug. 9, 1856. - 

8143. Zera, Nov. 16, 1853. 

8144. Cora, Nov. 7, 1855. 

8145. Frederick, Apr. 4, 1859. 

[3873J FLOYD HAMBLIN,8 (Bro. of Roxy J.,) 

b. Antwerp, N. Y., Sept. 23, 1826; m. Gouverneur, N. Y., Nov. 22, 1849,1 
Mary Jane, dau. of Richard Leonard and Mary (Green) Gale, b. Argyle, N. Y.,j 
May 8, 1830; student of natural sciences, geologist and mineralogist, inventor;] 
Mohawk, N. Y.; materialist, but firm believer in a supreme power and creator. 
He d. Mohawk, Mar. 16, 1900. 

b. Feb. 4, 1851, Gouverneur. 

" Apr. 9, 1853, 

" Apr. 5, 1855, " [unm. 

" Apr. 11, 1857, Richville; d. Apr. 14, 1872,] 

" Sept. 7, 1863, Waddington; d. Sept., '64. 

" Oct. 25, 1865, " unm. 

[3876J ZERVIAH HAMBLIN,* (Sister of Roxy J., ) 

b. Antwerp, N.Y., June 26, 1832; m. Gouverneur, N.Y., Dec. 15, 1855, Joseph] 

Davis, son of Lott, and Aclisah (Paddock) Hall, b. Ashfield, Mass., June 23, 1823; 

farmer and dairyman; Antwerp, N.Y"., June, 1832, to June, 1833; Gouverneur, 

until April, 1887; Hazel, South Dakota, 1895. 

Ch. b. Gouverneur: 

8152.* Arthur Charles, Dec. 28, 1856. 

8153.* Harry Augustus, Aug. 21, 1859. 

8154. Albert Emery, June 12, 1863; d. Aug. 10, 1863. 

8155.* Carrie Lucinda, Apr. 16, 1865. 

8156. Frank Edward, Mar. 31, 1868; d. Mar. 7, 1873. 

[3881] MARGARET HAMBLIN,^ (Niles,^ James,* Amasa,^ Thomas,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Philadelphia, N. Y., May 31, 1828; m. 1st, Evans Mills, 
N. Y., 1850, Henry, son of Mark and Hannah (Rockwell) Huntley, b. Philadel- 
phia, June 20, 1824, who d. there, Sept. 6, 1858; farmer; m. 2d, Philadelphia, 
Sept., 1870, Hiram Backus; farmer; who d. Sterlingville, N. Y., Oct., 1877; she 
res. Philadelphia, 1896; Methodist. 

No issue. 

[3882] ABNER HAMBL1N,» (Bro. of Margaret,) 

b. Phila., N.Y., July 22, 1830; m. Carthage, N.Y., Mar. 29, 1853, Maria, dau. 

of Luther and Betsey (Reynolds) Harrington, b. Bennington, Vt., Mar. 29, 1833; 

farmer; Carthage; Republican. 

Ch. b. Watertown, Wis.: 
8157.* William, Sept. 7, 1855. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 



795 



[3884] HENRY A. HAMBLIN,* (Martin,' James.e Amasa,'- Thomas,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,-' i) b. Antwerp, N. Y., Apr. 10, 1833; m. Juneau, Wis., Apr. 
10, 1860, Hannahett, dau. of Almeron and Adelia (Halkins) Minnick, b. Her- 
raon, N. Y., 1838: private, G, 1st Wis. Heavy Art.; enlisted Oct. 7, 18(54; served 
at Fort Ellswortii, Va.; dis. June 26, 1865; farmer; Leroy, N. Y., and Rosendale, 
Wis.; Ripan, Wis., after October, 1893; she Methodist. He d. Jan. 16, 1901. 
Children: 

8158.* Ethel Grace, b. Oct. 8, 1863, Leroy. 

8159. Nellie M., '• July 4, 1872, Rosendale. 




Miis. Charilla R. Doane. 



[3886] CHARILLA ROSALIE HAMBLIN,* (Sister of Henry A.,) 
b. Antwerp, N. Y., Jan. 1, 1845; m. Dubuque, Iowa, June 16, 1887, George 
H., son of John B. and Clarissa A. (Rice) Doane*; b. Ware, Mass., May 17, 
1838: mill owner; Portland, Mich; Cong. She was educated Antwerp and 
ElmiraFemaleCollege,N.Y.; res. Antwerp: Winona, Minn., 1866-1874; Dubuque, 
Iowa, 1877-1887; Holly and Portland, Mich.; Ripon, Wis., since 1893; Epis. 
No issue. 



For Doane see note 382. 



796 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3887] MYRON MARTIN HAMBLIN,* (Bro. of Henry A.,) 

b. Antwerp, N. Y., Jan. 2, 1850, m. Queenstown, Ont.. May 26, 1881, Rena, 

dau. of Henry and Sarah (Stirling) Vrooman, b. Queenstown, Jan. 2, 1856; 

express messenger, fruit grower; Muncie, Ind.;Sandusliy, Ohio; Pontiac, Mich.; 

Franlvfort,.lnd.; Toledo, Ohio; South Haven, Mich.; Democrat; Baptists. 

No issue. 

[3888] BYRON BURNS HAMLIN,« ( Bro. of Henry A.,) 

b. Antwerp, N. Y., Jan. 2, 1850; m. Himrods, N. Y., Apr. 6, 1871, Nora, dau. 

of James H. and Elsena (Rapalee) Depew, b. Himrods, June 22, 1852; druggist, 

express messenger; Antwerp, until 1867; Winona, Minn., until 1869; Himrods, 

1874; Ovid, Mich., 1881; Muncie, Ind., 1883; Sandusicy, Ohio, 1886; Pontiac, Mich., 

1887; Saginaw, Mich., 1890; since, Chicago, 111.; Republican; member Lodge 29, 

A.O.U.W. 

Ch. b. Sandusky: 

8160. Hbnky Martin, Nov. 13, 1884. 

[3889] ADELAIDE ROXCENA .HAMBLIN,' (Luther,' James,« Amasa,^ 

Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James, 2 1) b. Antwerp, N. Y., Nov. 2, 1845; m. Lowville, 

N. Y., July, 1878, Michael, son of Lawrence and Barbary (Tierson) Thomas, 

b. Gros Teuquin, Alsace-Lorraine, Germany, Feb. 20, 1852; farmer; Lowville, 

N. Y. 

No issue. 

[3891] WALTER SCOTT HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Adalaide R.,) 
b. West Lowville, N. Y., Sept. 15, 1852; unm.; residence unknown; started 
for Texas. 

[3893] WILLIAM RUSSELL GLADWYN,^ (Charlotte Hamblin,' 

James," Amasa,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Antwerp, N. Y., Feb. 10, 
1846; m. Brownville, N. Y., Nov. 10, 1866, Prisciila Celeste Wallace, b. 1845; car- 
penter and cabinet maker; Sackett's Harbor, 1867-9; Dexter, N. Y., until 1871; 
Lowville, until 1873; since, Dexter; Methodists. 

Ch. b. Sackett's Harbor: 

8161. Minnie A., Nov. 27, 1867. 

[3894] LOTTIE CATHERINE GLADWYN,^ (Sister of William R.,) 
b. Lowville, N. Y., Dec. 27, 1851; m. there, Oct. 22, 1872, John Martin, son 
of Martin and Cornelia (Anthony) Frame, b. Belfort, N. Y., Nov. 11, 1846: priv- 
ate, F, 16 N. Y. H. Art.; enlisted Oct., 1863, served under Gen. Butler in Va., 
severely wounded, destroying left jaw, at Chapin's Farm, Va., Sept. 29, 1864; 
farmer: removed to Rocliester, N.Y., 1873; returned and res. Lowville, since 
1874; mail carrier and gardener. 

Ch. b. Rochester: 
8162.* LiBBiE Ada, June 25, 1873. 

[3895] HARRIET MELISSA KELSEY,^ (Clarissa Hamlin,' Darling," 
Amasa,'^' Tliomas,* Ebenezer,^ .James,'^!) b. Bainbridge, N. Y,, Nov. 20, 1810; m. 
June 20, 1831, Anson Gillette, b. Bainbridge, May 24, 1811; Republican; Presbs. 
She d. Cortland, N.Y., Apr. 25, 1843. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 797 

Children: 

'8163.* Adeline R., b. Aug. 19, 1833, Bainbridge. 

8164.* George Devillo, " Mar. 21, 1835, Cortland. 

[8896] SARAH ANN KELSEY,^ (Sister of Harriet M.,) 

ni. Buck. 

Children: 

8165. George D.; grocer, Binghamton, N. Y. 

8166. A Daughter; m. Church; widow, 

[3897] GEORGE AUSTIN IvELSEY,^ ( Bro. of Harriet M.,) 

b. Bainbridge, N. Y., Jan. 27, 1821; m. 1st, Sharon Valley, Ct., Oct. 22, 1858, 
Sarah Hotchkiss; res. Sharon Valley, since 1858, living with his fourth wife; a 
prominent man; deacon in Presb. church many years; school teacher; post- 
master,; and held town offices. 

No issue. 

[3898] AMANDA PARDEE,' (Emily Hamlin,' Darling,6 Amasa,^ 

I Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James, ^i) b. Amenia, N. Y., Mar. 19, 1814; m. 1st, about 
I 1836, Isaac, son of Isaac and Catherine (Persen) Post, b. Feb. 11, 1811; who 
d. Jan. 4, 1850; m. 2d, Utica, N. Y., June or July 2, 1851, Dr. Warren W. Thomp- 
son, of Kingston, N. Y. She d. Denver, Col.; and Dr. Thompson married two 
I other wives. 

No issue. 

[3899] HARRIS PARDEE,' (Bro. of Amanda,) 

b. Amenia, N. Y., Jan. 3, 1816; m. Kingston, N. Y., Sept. 1, 1841, Elizabeth, 

I <lau. of Thomas V. and Elizabeth (Burhans) Von Steenburg, b. June 11, 1842; 

I -a wealthy ISI . Y. merchant. He d. Feb. 25, 1877. 

Child: 
8167.* Harriet, b. June 11, 1842. 

[3901] HARRIET ELIZABETH BLINN,' (Julia A. Hamlin," Darling,* 
Amasa,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Great Barrington, Mass., Jan. 4, 

! 1824; tailoress; Philadelphia, Pa.; unmarried. She rendered valuable assistance 

i in compiling the descendants of Darling Hamlin.« 

[3902] EMILY BLINN,8 (Sister of Harriet E.,) 

b. Great Barrington, Mass., July 6, 1825; m. Wethersfield, Ct., 1846, Joseph 

Green; spectacle maker; Philadelphia, Pa., Republican; private, G, 119 Pa. Inf. 

Vols.; she d. Phila., June 1, 1890. • 

Ch. b. Philadelphia: 

8168. Emma Louisa, 1847; d. young. 

8169. George Washington, 1850. 

8170. Thomas Havens, June 10, 1852; unm. 1902. 
8171.* Charles Adelbert, Apr. 7, 1854. 

8172.* Edward Paxton, 1856. 

8173.* Ella Olivia, Dec. 14, 1858. 



798 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3904] CLARISSA MARIA BLINN,« (Sister of Harriet E.,)' 

b. Great Barrington, Mass., Mar. 15, 1833; m. May 10, 1855, Marvin W.Babb^ 

b. Jan. 25, 1825; mill owner; Charlotte, Mich.; Democrat; Univer.salist; she 

Cong. He d. Nov. 23, 1883. 
Children: 

8174. Celestia E., b. May 16, 1858; d. Aug. 18, 1861. 

8175. Emily Blinn, " Jan. 28, 1861; unm. 1902. 

8176. Grace Deming, " Aug. 29, 1869, " 

[3905J JOSEPH CAREY BLINN,8 (Bro. of Harriet E.,) 

b. Great Barrington, Mass., Mar. 30, 1836; m. Mary Ann Truslee, b. 1848: 

painter: Bowers Mills and Pierce City, Mo.: Democrat. He d. Charlotte, Mich.;. 

she d. Kingsdown, Kas.. Sept. 2, 1889. 
Children: 
8177.* Ida May, b. May 28, 1871, Bowers Mills. 

8178. AlonzoCary, " Dec. 29, 1874, Pierce City; unm. 1902. 

[3907] EMILY ELIZABETH HAMLIN,* (Austin,^ Darling," Amasa,* 
Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Portland vi lie, N. Y., June 28, 1833; m. Harvey 
Gififord. Both dead; she d. Apr. 22, 1887. 
Children: 

8179. George W,; dead, 

8180. Mary E., " 

8181. John, 

8182. Kenner G. , 

8183. Frederick^ 

8184. Walter J. 

8185. Martha J. 

[3909] MARIE ANTOINETTE HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Emily E.,) 

b. Deansville, N. Y., June 28, 1840; m. Deansboro, N. Y., July 23, 1863, Era- 

ulus W. Porter, b. Oriskany Falls, N. Y., 1836; Oriskany Falls, Augusta and 

Deansville, N. Y.; she Presb. 

[3910] LAURA LOUISE HAMLIN,' (Sister of Emily E., ) 

b. Deansboro, N. Y., Jan 8, 1845; m. there. Mar. 4, 1873, James Edward, 
son of John and Mary (Lacy) Hickey, b Skeneateles, N. Y., July 2, 1845; mas- 
ter mechanic; Skaneateles and Auburn, N. Y.; she Presb., member W. C. T. U, 

Ch. b. Auburn: 
8186.* Joseph Garrett, July 10, 1875. 

[3911] Hon. JAMES GARRIT HAMLIN,» (Bro. of Emily E.,) 
b. Deansville, N. Y., Oct. 22, 1847; m. Waterford, Wis., Sept. 22, 1870, Min- 
erva R.,» dau. of Ira Mills and ffilizabeth (Merrill) Sumner,* b. Westminister, 
Canada, May 19, 1844; printer and journalist; he was educated in the schools of 
his native town: published the first newspaper in Hancock Co., Iowa, March, 

* Note 444. IRA M. SUMNER,- (William A.,6 Thomas,5 Hezekiah,* WilUam.32i) 

WILLIAM SUMNER.i b. Bicester, Eng., 1605; m. there, Mary Wert; settled Dorchester, 
Mass.; freeman. May 17, 1(537; selectman, 1637; commissioner, 1663-71; clerk of trainband, ]663j 
deputy to general court, 165«, 1666-70, 1672, 1678 81, 1683-6; he d. Dec. 9, 1688; she d. June 7, 1676; 
6 children. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 799 

1870; editor Hancock Autograph, Mason City Express, Burlington ( Wis.) Stand- 
ard, Clear Lake Mirror, Albert Lea Enterprise, Blue Earth City Post; res. 
Deansville, except while in the army, until 1866; Mason City, Iowa, and Albert 
Lea, until 1882; since Blue Earth City, Minn.; Corp. C, 11th N. Y. Cav., enlisted 
Dec. 13, 1862, served in Array of Potomac and Dept. of the Gulf, the regiment 
was engaged in 32 battles and skirmishes, in most of which he participated, 
receiving a slight wound in the leg, dis. Sept. 15, 1865; Supt. U. S. Census, 2 Dist. 
Minn., embracing IScounties, 1900; member G. A.R., and K. of P. 

Children: 

8187. Obpha. Louisa, b. Feb. 7, 1879, Mason City. 

8188. Ira Homer. " July 9, 1882, Clear Lake. 

[3913] HATTIE ELIZA HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Emily E., ) 

b. Deansville, N.Y., July 22, 1853; m. Dr. E. M. Somers; Deansville, N.Y. 

[3917] JANE ELIZABETH HAMLIN,' (Philo,' Darling.R Amasa,-- 

Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Mifflintown, Pa., Oct. 25, 1837; m. there, Oct. 
1, 1861, William, son of David and Jane T. (McAlister) Banks, b. Mifflintown, 
Mar. 12, 18.30; farmer; Mifflintown; she Presb. and member W. C. T. U. 

Ch. b. Mifflintown: 

Nov. 16, 1862. 

Oct. 5, 1864. 

Mar. 21, 1866. 

May 6, 1868. 

July 18, 1870. 

Nov., 1872. 

July 14, 1879; d. May 20, 1880. 

[3919] HIRAM HOWARD HAML1N,8 (Bro. of Jane E.,) 

b. Mifflintown, Pa., May 26, 1845: m. 1st, Mifflintown; m. 2d, Monticello, 
Ind.; res, Seattle, Wash. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

8196. Laura, married, 

8197. A SOK. 

By 2d wife: 
Two children. 

[3921] EMILY CLARISSA HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Jane E.,) 

b. Mifflintown, Pa., Nov. 14, 1850; m. there, Dec. 12, 1872, George, son of 
John Uhl, b. Asch, Austria, July 21, 1842. He res. Huron Co., Ohio, 1854-7; 
Pulaski Co., Ind, 1857-67, except while in the army; afterwards, Monticello, 
Ind.; 1st Sergt., K, 20 Ind. Inf. Vols.; enlisted July, 1861, and served near Bal- 
timore, Md., Cape Hatteras and Old Point Comfort, and Newport News, where 
his company was engaged in the battle between the Merrimack, Cumberland 
ji and Congress, also in the capture of Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va. His regi- 
ment then joined the Army of the Potomac, before the "Seven Days Fight" on 
I the peninsula; he was captured at Glendale, June 30, 1862, and confined in 
f Libby and Belle Isle prisons: paroled in September following and sent to Hos- 
! pital, Annapolis, Md.; was exchanged, joined his regiment, and was engaged in 
1 the battle of Chancellorsville; was on guard duty with the Q. M. Dept., during 



8189.* 


William Hamlin, 


8190.* 


James Alonzo, 


8191.* 


Andrew, 


8192.* 


Ella Catherine, 


8193.* 


Rebecca Jane, 


8194.* 


Philo Hamlin, 


8195. 


Anna May, 



800 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Gettysburg campaign; served in N.Y. City to suppress the draft riots in sum- 
mer of 18(i3; participated in tlie battles of Wilderness, Spottsylvania, Nortli 
Anna, Cold Harbor, Deep Bottom, Weldon Railroad, Hatcher's Run, and the 
engagements of the siege of Petersburg, during which a portion of his left ear 
was shot away, and on Maich 25, 18H5, his left leg was shot off by a cannon ball; 
discharged July, 1805; he was elected Auditor of White Co., Ind., 1868, and 
served eight years; afterwards in the insurance business; Republican; Odd 
Fellow, and member of Tippecanoe Post, 51 G. A. R. She member of Nickel. 
Plate Club; Presbs. He d. Monticello, June 9, 1893, 
Ch. b. Monticello: 

8198.* Byron Hamlin, Oct. 25, 1873. 

8199.* Agnes Eva, Feb. 2, 1876. 

8200.* Stewart Campbell, June 1, 1878. 

[.3922] PHILO DARLING HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Jane E.,) 

b. Mifflintown, Pa., Feb. 22, 1853; m. there, Aug. 30, 1883, Sarah M., dau. of 

Jacob A. and Catherine Ann (Saiger) Christy, b. Mifflintown, Oct. 11, 1855; 

civil engineer; Mifflintown until 1883: since, Seattle, Wa.sh.; Republican; 

county surveyor; she Presb. 
No issue. 

[3925] LAURA AGNES HAMLIN,* (Sister of Jane E.,) 

b. Mifflintown, Pa., Nov. 4, 1861; m. Tacoma, Wash, June 11, 1901, George 
Howard, son of Charles Harvey and Ruth (Efner) Quinlan, b. Chicago, 111 , 
Sept. 12, 1855; accountant; Lake Forest, 111., 1859-75; Evanstown, 111., until 
1897; Seattle, Wash., 1902; Republican; tax collector, 1893-5; city trustee, 
1895-7; member Evans Lodge 524, A. F. & A. M.; Evanston Chap. 144, R. A. M.^ 
EvanstonCommandery 58, K. T.; Presbs. 



JANETTA HAMLIN,* (Sister of Jane E.,) 

b. Mifflintown, Fa., June 8, 18M;- m. Seattle, Wash., Feb. 22, 1887, Franklin 
E. Meloy, b. Patterson, Pa.; res. Patterson and Altoona, Pa.; she Presb.; she 
d. Seattle, June 27, 1901. 

[3927] OPHELIA ELIZABETH W00DARD,8 (Hannah E. Hamlin,^ 
Darling.-^-Amasa/- Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. South Bainbridge, N. Y., 
May 24, 1827; m. Cortland, N. Y., Jan. 9, 18.56, William Richardson, son of 
Thomas and Hester (Dunn) Evans, b. Cork, Ireland, May 25, 1834; cotton broker; 
he res. Cork, until 1848; Brooklyn, N.Y., until 1856; Galveston, Texas, until 
1877; afterwards Dallas, Texas; member Galveston Home Guards, and a block- 
ade runner during the civil war; Freemason; Presbs. Both d. Dallas; she July 
3, 1886; he Sept. 23, 1885. 

Children: 

8201.* Ophelia Elizabeth, b. Feb. 1, 1858, Brooklyn. 

8202. Hester Dunn, ^' July 16,1859, " d. July 29, ISfiO 

8203. William, " Aug. 30, 1802, Galveston, " Aug. 8,1864 

[3928] HENRIETTA ELIZA WOODARD,* (Sister of Ophelia E.,) 
b. South Bainbridge, N. Y., Feb. 18, 1831; m. Cortland, N. Y., Sept. 18, 

1855, Col. James Campbell, son of Peter and Jennett (Laing) Carmichael, b. 

Mayfield, N. Y., Aug. 30, 1829; merchant and manufacturer; Cortland: Repub- 




Col. James C, Carmichael 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 801 

Mean: Presb. He was reared on his father's farm in his native town, where 
he attended the public school and Johnstown Academy until 1847, and after- 
wards attended Cortland ville Academy for a year; then taught a neighboring 
school two winters, but returned to Cortland, 1850, and was employed by his 
half-brother, John McFarlin, in the furniture and undertalcing business, in 
which he became partner, 1855. At the beginning of the war he assisted in 
raising the 76th N. Y. Inf. Vols., but failed to receive a commission therein. 
In August, 18f>2, he was commissioned Major 157 N. Y. Inf. Vols. Participated 
in the battle of Chancellorsville, Va.: served on the staff of Gen. Carl Schurz 
as mustering officer, and as aid at the battle of Gettysburg; was in command 
of his regiment at Hagerstown. Md., July 12, 1863, and captured fifty prisoners 
under a galling tire: promoted Lt-Colonel. His regiment was transferred from 
the army of the Potomac to the Dept. of the South, where he served at siege 
of Forts Wagner and Gregg, Morris Island, Charlestown, S. C, Aug. 16 to 
Sept. 7, 1863, and was captured on the latter date. He participated in actions 
at Finnegan, Fla., June 2, 1S64. at Johns Island, S.C, July 7-9, 1864, and com- 
manded his regiment at Honey Hill, S. C, Nov. 30, 1864, (Confederate name of 
battle Grahamsville), and on the Camden raid, S. C. 

At Bee Creek Battery, Dec. 5, 1864, his horse was shot under him and he 
received an injury from the fall from which he never fully recovered, which 
at times caused him great suffering the remainder of his life. He was com- 
missioned Colonel in the spring of 1865, and participated in a succession of 
engagements: Dingle Mills, Apr. 9, in which his regiment, with part of the 53d 
N. Y., charged and captured, against odds and position, the redoubt of the 
enemy, with battery, prisoners and colors, for which he was recommended by 
the commanding general for brevet Brig. Gen.; Statesburg, S. C, Apr. 12, 
Sumpterville, S. C, Apr. 16. and finally again at Statesburg, Apr. 19. He re- 
turned home with his regiment and was mustered out July 3, 1865. 

Dr. H. C. Hendricks, surgeon of the regiment, says: "It is not too much to 
say of Col. Carmichael that he was every inch a patriot and a soldier: coura- 
geous to a fault— often to save his men placing himself in danger, where the 
requirements of his official position did not call him: honored by his superiors 
and loved by every member of his regiment. * * * We who knew Col. Car- 
michael and were associated with him in the service, hold his memory in such 
esteem — his whole life and character— that it is difficult to write of him and 
keep back words of tribute." 

During his absence in the war his business was conducted by his partner 
under the firm name of McFarlin & Carmichael, and he resumed his position 
on his return. In 1866 he took entire control of the business, but sold out in 
1883; removed to Phelps, N. Y., and became president of The Crown Manf, 
Co., and his business relations were extensive and numerous; he was vice- 
president, director and manager Cortland and Homer Horse R. R. Co.; di- 
rector, Utica Chenango and Cortland R. R. Co.; trustee, Cortland Savings 
Bank; secretary, treasurer and president Cortland Co. Ag. So.; prest. and 
village trustee; member Cortland Normal School Board; church trustee; Com- 
mander Grover Post, G. A. R.; treasurer Cortland Soldiers Monument Asso., 
and served on the staff of Gen. D. P. Wood, N. Y. S. N. G. In politics a Re- 
publican, and frequently a delegate to its conventions; presidential elector, 
1876. He was never a candidate for a salaried political office; but nominations 
were frequently declined. He was a public spirited citizen, benevolent and 
highly respected. It was to his honor that he retained the admiration and 
love of his old soldier comrades as long as he lived. A memorial of his life 



802 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

and services, public and private, in a neat book of 100 pages, has been pub- 
lished. She res. Cortland, N. Y., when not traveling. He d. Cortland, Oct. 2, 

1889. 

Children: 

8204. A Daughter, d. young. 

8205. James WooDARD, b. June 21, 1868; d. Jan. 19, 1875. 



[3929] MARIA LODVISKl WOODARD,8 (Sister of Ophelia E., ) 
b. South Bainbridge, N.Y., Feb. 17, 1835; m. Cortland, N. Y., Sept. 15, 1857, 
Albert Webb, son of Calvin and Emily (Webb) Bishop, b. Alden, N. Y., Jan. 8, 
1832. He graduated from Yale College, 1853; studied law with his uncle, Hora- 
tio Ballard, at Cortland, N.Y.; a year later he was principal of Cortlandville 
Academy; the following year he resumed the study of law with Bowen& Rogers, 
Buffalo, N. Y., was admitted to the bar 1856, and practiced law in partnership 
with Augustus B. Fitch, at Buffalo, 1859-60. He went to LaCrosse, Wis., in 
the summer of 1860. When the war began he was member of the LaCrosse 
Artillery Company. He enlisted as a private soldier and arose to the rank of 
Lieut-Colonel, 1 Ark. Cav.; Provost Marshall General, 2d and 3d Divisions, Army 
of the Frontier; Judge Advocate, District of South Western Missouri; Adjutant 
General of Arkansas, 1865, and again in 1873; Register in Bankruptcy, 2d Cong. 
district, Arkansas, 1867; Treasurer Arkansas Industrial University, 1871, and 
President of same, 1874; Republican Candidate for Governor of Arkansas, 1876. 
He returned to Buffalo and resumed the practice of law, 1879. He was a public 
spirited man, a prominent political speaker, and a lecturer; author of "Loyalty 
on the Frontier;" member of Chapin Post, G. A.R., and N. Y. Commandery, 
M. O. Loyal Legion; Presbs. Both d. Buffalo; she Jan, 14, 1860; lie Nov. 30, 1901. 

Ch. b. Buffalo: 

8206.* Maria Woodward, Jan. 3, 1860. 



[3931] MARY ELIZABETH HAMLIN,? (William D.,^ Darling,s Amasa,^ 
Thomas,* Ebenezer.s James.^i) b. Utica, N. Y., Aug; 23, 1845; m. there, by Rev. 
Dr. Van Deusen, Sept. 27, 1871, Howard, son of Jacob P. and Ann Maria (Van 
Steenburg) Osterhoudt,* b. Kingston, N. Y., Dec. 9, 1842; res. Kingston. 

Children: 

8207. Catherine Hamlin, b. Apr. 10, 1873, 

8208. Henry Floy, " Dec. 26, 1875. 



[39.36] ELLA HAMLIN,« (Sister of Mary E.,) 

b. Utica, N.Y., June 18, 1858; m. Apr. 30, 1879, Harris Pardee Osterhoudt,* , 
(brother of Howard, who married MaryE., sister of Ella Hamlin,) b. Oct. 8, 1849. jl 

* Note 445. PETRUS OSTERHOUDT.i m. Mercitje Brink. 

TUNIS OSTERHOUDT,2 bap. May 8, 1763; m. June 30, 1785, Maria, dau. of Tjevck and 
Annaatje (Walvin) Low, bap. Nov. 6, 1763; he d. May 31, 1836. 

PETER T. OSTEHOUDT,3 b. Feb. 20, 1784; m. Nov. 16, 1806, Elizabeth Hendricks, b. Mar. 
11, 1784; she d. .Ian. 20, 1871. 

.JACOB P. OSTERHOUDT,! b, Dec. 13, 1808; m. Oct. 1, 1833, Ann Maria Steenberg, b. Feb. 
6, 1814; he d. Jan. 3, 1867; she d. Jan. 13. 1871. 



iJ 




Gen, Albert W, Bishop. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 803 

[3937] MARTHA HAMLIN,* (Hiram,' Darllng,« Airiasa,'^ Thomas,* Eb- 

enezer,3 Jame.s,2i) m. McCollum; traveling salesman; N.Y. City. 

Children: 

8209. Stella. 

8210. Mella. 

[3939] HORACE DOTY, 8 (John,' Damaris Hamlin,^ Amasa,^ ThoraavS,* 
Ebenezer,3 .James,2i) b. Catskill, N. Y., May 7, 1808; m. there, Mar. 20, 1828, 
Elizabeth, dau. of Isaac and Lucy (Deyo) Lodewick, of Kinderhook, N. Y., b. 
Schodock, N. Y., Mar. 21, 1810; shoemaker; Catskill, Kinderhook and Chatham, 
N.Y.; Thorald, Ont.; Chatham, Valatie and Kinderhook, N. Y.; removed to 



. May 4, 1829, Kinderhook. 
Jan. 8, 1832, Chatham. 
Aug. 21, 1835, Thorold. 
Oct. 2. 1837, Chatham. 
Oct. 10, 1839, Valatie; unm. res. Plainfield 
July 4, 1842, " [boken, N. J. 

July 26, 1845, Kinderhook; unm., res. Ho- 
Apr. 20, 1847, " m. Thomas Walden. 
Feb. 10, 1854, New York City. 

[3940] HENRY DOTY,^ (Bro. of Horace,) 

b. Catskill, N. Y., Nov., 1809; m. Julia Brovpn; res. Hudson, N.Y. 
Children: 
Three Daughter, unm. 

[3941] EZRA DOTY,8 (Bro. of Horace,) 

b. Catskill, N. Y., May, 1811; m. prob. N. Y. City, Harriet Taber, b. there, 

1815; soldier, civil war; died in service, Yorktown, Va., 1864; she d. Highland 

Falls, N. Y., Feb. 10, 1895. 

m. Theodore Froat, of Highland Falls, N. Y. 
R. R. Eng., N. Y. City. 



N. Y., 1850; 


res. Hoboken, N.J., 




Children: 


8211.* 


Edgar Hejstry, 


8212. 


Lewis Runyon, 


8213. 


Horace, 


8214.* 


Isaac Lodewick, 


8215. 


Wm. Fetherly. 


8216.* 


Elizabeth Ann, 


8217. 


John Lodewick, 


8218. 


Sarah Helen, 


8219. 


Peter Lodewick, 



8220. 


Childrer 
Olive; 


8221. 


William; 


8222. 


Thomas, 


8223. 


Clement, 



[.3942] LORENZO HAMLIN DOTY,* (William H.,' Damaris Hamlin,« 
Amasa,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,3James,2i) b. Mifflintown, Pa., Nov. 9, 1818; 

m. Fairmount, W. Va., 1850, Wells, b. there, 1829; removed with his 

father to West Va., about 1825-6; res. near Fairmount, until 1857; then removed 
to Illinois, later to Creston, la. He d. Chicago, Ills., July 11, 1897. 
Children: 

8224. Florence Ella, b. 1851. 

8225. Lucy Bell, " 1853. 

8226. William Howard, " 1856. 

8227. Ida Virginia, " 1857. 

8228. Flora May, " I860. 

8229. Lilly Frances, " 1862. ' 

8230. Charles Wells, " 1864. 

8231. Mary Alice, " 1870. 



804 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3943] EZRA SOUTHARD DOTY,8 (Bro. of Lorenzo H.,) 

b. Mifflintown, Pa., Sept. 21, 1820; m. Monongalia Co., W.Va., Apr. 15, 1841, 
Elizabeth Cross; res. Monongalia Co., until 1853; removed to Springhill town- 
ship. Green Co., Pa., where they res. until 1879; removed to Omaha, Neb. He 
d. Omaha. 

Children: 

8232.* William Jerome, b. Dec. 26, 1842, Monongalia Co. 

8233.* Samuel Logan, • " June 5, 1844, " 

82.34. Edmund Cloyd. " May 9, 1846, " 

8235. Sanford Lemoin, " Apr. 29, 1848, " 

8236. George Nelson, " Apr. 7. 1850, Dept'y Marshall, Omaha. 

8237. EvERBLLA Cecelia," May 16, 1852, MonongaliaCo.: res. Omaha. 

8238. John Lee, " Dec. 29, 1853, Green Co. 

8239. Ezra Southard, " Nov. 15, 1855, " 

8240. Elizabeth Arbline" Oct. 8, 1857, " 

8241. Ow^EN Parker, " Apr. 16, 1863, " 

13947] ELIZABETH ARELINE DOTY,« (Sister of Lorenzo H.,) 
b. Monongalia Co., W. Va., Jan. 24, 1830; m. in Iowa, Aug. 28,1862, Dougald, 

son of Dougald and Mary Thompson, b. Glasgow, Scotland, May 13, 1825; Presb. 

clergyman; Des Moines, Iowa, where he d. May 18, 1896. The family removed 

to Grant's Pass, Ore. 

Ch. b. Des Moines: 

8242. Edward D., Nov. 4, 1864. 

8243. Della M., Sept. 18, 1866. 

8244. Jennie L., Dec. 21, 1868; d. Aug. 25, 1889. 

8245. Dessa, Dec. 1, 1874. 

[3950] AUSTIN DOTY,' (Ezra.' Damaris Hamlin,'' Amasa,^ Thomas,* 
Ebenezer,3 James, 2 1) He d. near Mifflintown, Pa. 

Children: 

8246. John Ezra; killed in civil war. 

8247. Rebecca Elizabeth. 

[3954] FLETCHER COLMAN,^ (Seymour,' Lucy Hamlin," Nathaniel,'^ 
Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) \y, Chatham, N. Y., June 7, 1833: m. Williams- 
port, Pa., Feb. 7, 1861, Milicent Virginia, dau. of Charles Brown and Mary 
(Davison) Bowman, b. Berwick, Pa., Apr. 11, 1838: lumber mfg.; Fort Edward, 
N. Y., and Wiiliamsport, Pa.; Democrat; she Epis. 

Ch. b. Wiiliamsport: 

8248. Mary Lucinda, Dec. 23, 1861; d. Apr. 17, 1865. 

8249. Frank Bowman, Apr. 16, 1865, " Mar. 24, 1890, unm. 

8250. Josephine Bowman, Mar. 22, 1869. 

8251. Clinton Bowman, July 28, 1872, 

8252. Milicent Bowman, May 29, 1874. 

[3955] JAMES COLMAN,* (Bro. of Fletcher,) 

b. Esperance, N. Y., June 29, 1835; m. Troy, N. Y., 1858, Anna Dorcas,. dau. 

of Alvin and Catherine Dennis (Weaver) Williams; b. Troy, 1839; lawyer; Fond 

du lac, Wis., and Washington, D.C.: Republican; she Epis. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 805 

Ch. b. Fond du lac: 

"S-ZSa. Katharine Dennis, Dec. 27, 1858. 

«254. Alvyn Williams, Feb. 10, 1860. 

8255. Mabtan, Feb. 24, 1862; d. July 23, 1862. 

8256. Annah Chase, May 15, 1869. 

8257. Clara, Jan. 20. 1870; d. Aug. 23, 1870. 

[3957] SEYMOUR COLMAN,^ (Bro. of Fletcher,) 

b. Schuylersville, N. Y., Oct. 5, 1840; m. Oct. 23, 1867, Lucy Amelia Dwight, 
\). Sept. 6, 1845; lumberman; Fond du lac, Wis.; Mich.; and Chicago, Ills. 

[3959] GEORGE GILBERT,* (Asenath,'' Lucy Hamlin," Nathaniel,^ 

Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 Jaraes,2i) b. Northampton, N. Y., Dec. 18, 1828; m. 

Adams, N. Y., July 7, 1875, Harriet C, dau. of Harville and Delana(Goodnough) 

McAlister, b. Stowe, Vt., Dec. 22, 1847; lawyer; Carthage, N. Y., from 1854 

until death; Republican; Presbs. He d. Carthage, Mar. 19, 1890. 

Ch. b. Carthage: 

8258. George McAlister, May 19, 1876. 

8259. Bruce Barzillai, Sept. 27, 1877. 

8260. Laura Ethel, April 7, 1880. 

8261. Ernest Harville, April 12, 1883. 

[3963] CHARLES LANE C0LMAN,8 -(Henry R.,' Lucy Hamlin," Na- 
thaniel,*^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James.^i) b. Northampton, N. Y., Feb. 23, 1826: 
m. Fond du Lac, Wis., Jan. 3, 1850, Laura Augusta, dau. of Joseph and Henri- 
■etta (Clark) Place, b. Davenport, N. Y., Dec. 20, 1828; lumber mfg., president, 
■C. L. Coleman Lumber Co., LaCrosse, Wis.; Northampton, until 1840; Oneida, 
Wis., until 1847: Fond du Lac, Wis., until 1854; since, LaCrosse; Republican; 
mayor of LaCrosse; member Lodge, 45, A.F. &A.M., LaCrosse; she Methodist. 
He d. LaCrosse, about July 1, 1901. 





Children: 












8262.* 


Julia Livia, 


b. 


Sept. 


17, 


1850, 


Fond du Lac 


8263.* 


Lucius Charles, 


i( 


Mar. 


27, 


1853, 


•ii It 


8264.* 


Harry Lamar, 


<( 


June 


11, 


1862, 


LaCrosse. 


8265.* 


Edward Leonard, 


u 


May 


18, 


1865, 


u 



[3965] Rev. HENRY COLMAN,* D. D., (Bro. of Charles L.,) 

b. Bridport, Vt., May 14, 1832; m. Appleton, Wis., Sept. 20, 1860, Lucinda 

Survina, dau. of Abner and Anna (Green) Darling, b. Clarkson, N. Y., May 20, 

1835; clergyman; Milwaukee, Wis.; Prohibitionist and Republican; Methodists. 

He resided with his parents in various places in N. Y. state, until 1840, when 

bis father became missionary to the Oneida Indians, near Green Bay, Wis.; he 

a,ttended school there and the public schools in Fond du lac. Wis., until 1850, 

when he entered Lawrence University, Appleton, Wis., then just opened, from 

which he graduated, A. B., 1857; taught classics there, a year. He has been 

member of the Wisconsin Conference, stationed at Fond du lac, Green Bay, 

i Beaver Dam, Beloit, Whitewater, and in Milwaukee, at Asbury, Grand Avenue 

and Park Place. For many years secretary of the Conference; trustee of the 

, Conference; delegate to General Conference, 1876; Presiding Elder Milwaukee 

; District. Four years principal of Evansville Seminary; trustee of Lawrence 



806 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 




Eev. Henry Col3ian, D. D. 



University, thirty years. He received the degree of D. D. from Lawrence Uni- 
versity, 1879. Mrs. Colraan removed to Eacine, Wis., 1840: she graduated from 
Lawrence University, 1857, a class mate with her husband; taught in Madison 
and Sheboygan public schools; Preceptress, Evansville Seminary, 1863-7; Con- 
ference Secretary, "Woman's Foreign Miss. So.; President, W.C.T.U., Milwau- 
kee and other places. President, Milwaukee Deaconess' Aid Soc. 
Children: 

b. July 6, 1861, Green Bay; d. Jun. 18, '62, 
" Jun. 23, 1863, Watertown. 
" Sept. 22, 1867, Evansville. 
" July 9, 1873, Waukesha. 



8266. 
8267.* 
8268.* 
8269.* 



Henry Abner, 
Anna Livia, 
Laura Luctnda, 
Howard Darling. 



[3966] JOSEPH SPIER COLMAN,* (Bro. of Chas. L.,) 

b. Middleburg, N.Y., Nov. 24, 1837; m. Elton, N.Y., Nov. 22, 1862, Helen 
Eliza, dau. of Benjamin and Eliza (Smith) Knowlton, b. Springvale, N. Y., Feb, 
28, 1839: mill supt.; Fond du lac. Wis., 1862-5^ LaCrosse, Wis., until 1897; Re- 
publican; Methodists. 

Children: 

8270. Louis Benjamin, 

8271. WiLLARD Henry, 



b. June 10, 1865, Fond du lac. 

" July 24, 1870, LaCrosse: unm. 1901, 



[.3967] ELIIIU COLMAN,8 (Bro. of Charles L.,) 

b. Oneida, Wis., May 11, 1841; m. Madison, Wis., Sept. 29, 1668, Mary Eliza- 
beth, dau. of Jonas Tebbutt and Mary (Dean) Hill, b. Raunds, Eng., Sept. 1, 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 807 



I 



1842: lawyer; Fond du lac, Wis.; Republican; register of banliruptcy, 1867-72; 
Hepresentative, Wis. legislature, 1872; U. S. Dist. Att'y., Eastern Dist. Wis., 
1890-3; Cora-Sergt., G, 1 Wis. Cav.; enlisted Oct. 24, 1861; dis. Jan. 5, 1863; Meth- 
odists. He d. Green Bay, Wis., Jan. 25, 1899. 

Cli. b. Fond du lac: 



8272. 


Edna Marie, 


Apr. 3, 


1872. • ' - ». 


8273. 


Claire, 


Feb. 12, 


1874; d. Jan.' 6, '1888 


8274. 


Ralph Henry, 


Sept. 4, 


1877. 


8275. 


Paul Elihu, 


Dec. 29, 


1879. 



[3968J AUGUSTUS L. COLMAN,* (Hiram H.,^ Lucy Hamlin,^ Natlian- 
iel,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Northampton, N.Y., May 7, 1838; 
unmarried; killed battle of Wilderness, Va., May 6, 1864. 

[3869] DAVID N. COLMAN,8 (Bro. of Augustus L., ) 

b. Northampton, N. Y., Aug. 3, 1841; unmarried; d. Washington, D. C, 
1864, from hardship contracted at battle of Wilderness, Va., May 5, 1864. 

[3971] Rev, JOHN H. COLMAN,^ D. D., (Bro. of Augustus L,) 

b. Northampton, N.Y.,. Sept. 30, 1848; m. Scagticoke, N. Y., July 16,' 1889, 

Olara M. Wiley; he was a prominent Metliodist clergyman in the Troy, N. Y., 

Conference, residing at Albany, N. Y.; President, Willamette College, Salem, 

Oregon, 1903. 

Child: 

8276. Henry Hamlin, b. Nov, 6, 1890. ; 

[3973] HENRY HAMLIN,^ (Orlo J.,' Asa,« Nathaniel,^ Thomas,* Eben- 
ezer,3 James, 21) b. Smethport, Pa., Apr. 9, 1830: m. there, Aug. 14, 1854; Hannah 
L., dau. of Dr. William Y. and Charlotte A., (Darling) McCoy, b. Smethport, 
Feb., 1834; banker; Smethport. Mr. Hamlin inherited his father's love for 
books and study; his taste inclined him to the legal profession, and at an early 
age he began the study of law. Finding that his health demanded more active 
employment, he engaged in mercantile pursuits, becoming a clerk in the store 
of his father and uncle Byron in Smethport, and a partner in the business at 
the age of nineteen, continuing in that employment until 1878. He was for- 
merly president First National Bank, Port Allegheny, Pa. He is now senior 
member of the banking house of Henry Hamlin & Son, Smethport, established, 
1863, representing a capital of $857,000; director, Coudersport and Port Alle- 
gheny R. R. Co.; trustee. Fidelity Trust and Guaranty Co., Buffalo, N. Y., 
representing over $8,000,000; president. Buckeye Gas Co., Circleville, Ohio; di- 
rector, in the Logan, Newark and other gas companies in Ohio; director, P'ul- 
ton and Phoenix Gas Companies, in New York; director, New Conklin Wagon 
Co., Clean, N. Y.; trustee, Monona Mining Co., Colorado, and president of the 

; Water Company in Smetliport. Strict integrity, close attention to business, 
and the faculty of acquiring accurate, minute knowledge of his affairs being the 

' secret of his success; this latter trait has followed him through life, not only 
in business, but in his hours of leisure and amusements in whicli he takes a 

i lively interest. He has succeeded as a financier, making investments only 
after thorough investigation; and while he has been and is largely interested 

li in timber lands in different states and in Mexico, in the production of oil and 

!' other commercial ventures, he rarely makes a mistake or suffers loss. His 



808 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

present banking business being one of the solid institutions of western Penn- 
sylvania. A marlied feature of ills business is his kindness to deserving debtors 
as can be attested by many; for while he conducts business uncJer strict rules, 
he has never oppressed the poor. His public spirit in the prosperity of his 
native town is evidenced by his connection with its successful system of water 
works; the erection of his handsome bank edifice and his own well kept private- 
grounds. His benevolence and christian character is to be seen in the building 
and endowment of St. Luke's church, of which he and his family are communi- 
cants and of which he is senior warden and vestryman; besides many lesser gifts 
for religious and charitable purposes. In early life a Democrat, but became a 
Republican in the Lincoln campaign, 1860. Associate judge from 1881 until the 
office was abolished, serving with credit, and to the satisfaction of his con- 
stituents. 





Ch. b. Smethport: 






8277.* 


Laena Darling, 


June 7, 


1856, 


8278.* 


Emma Marion, 


Dec. 26, 


1857, 


8279.* 


Mary Eugenie, 


J)ec. 2, 


1865, 


8280.* 


Orlo Jay, 


June 23, 


1873, 



[3674] .lOHN C. HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Henry,) 

b. Smethport, Pa., Mar. 4, 1836; m. there, Oct. 15, 1857, Charlotte M., dau. 

Dr. William Y. and Charlotte A. (Darling) McCoy, b. Smethport; merchant: 

Smethport; Epis., in which church he was vestryman. 

Ch. b. Smethport: 

8281.* William Orlo, Mar. 2, 1855. 

8282.* Charlotte Aline, Dec. 1, 1860. 
8283.* Mary Eugenia, Oct. 10, 1863. 

[3975] PAULINE E. HAMLIN,' (Sister of Henry, ) 

b. Smethport, Pa., Sept. 13, 1838; m. there, Jan. 20, 1858, Robert King, b. 
Guilford, England, Sept. 30, 1830. He was educated Birmingham. Eng.; came 
to America, 1850; surveyor and draftsman: Smethport; Democrat. His fam- 
ily in England were Friends; his children were Epis. 

Ch. b. Smethport: 

8284. Mary Lewella; music teacher. 

8285. RowENA Janette, Jan. 18, 1862; d. Rochester, N. Y. 

8286. EuLALiA Maria, Nov. 28, 1864. 

8287. Orlo William, Apr. 3, 1868; d. Sept. 3, 1869. 

8288. Orra Hamlin, Oct. 3, 1875. 

[3976] ORRA MIRANDA NOBLE,« (Eliza M. Hamlin,' Asa,« Nathan- 
iel,'* Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Sterling, Pa., Sept. 24, 1828; ra. there, 
Apr. 3, 1851, Albert Joseph, son of Charles and Selina (Inkphen) Cliff, b. Ster- 
ling, Apr. 14, 1826; manufacturer; he res. in early life at Sterling; Pittston, Pa., 
1849-53; Sterling, 1853-67; since, Phila. Pa.; Republican; Methodists. 
Children: 

8289.* Emma Noble, b. Feb. 16, 1852, Pittston, Pa. 

8290. Orra Jennktte, " Aug. 19, 1854, Sterling; unm. 

8291.* Everett (Jlentworth, " Jan. 1, 1857, " [unm. 

8292. Frank Lincoln, " Jan. 26, 1860, " d. Dec. 31, 1884. 

8293. Albert Burton, " May 12, 1863, " 





Children: 


8294. 


Nelson Jesse, 


8295.* 


Ida Marie, 


8296. 


Jesse Nelson, 


8297. 


Herbert Nelson, 


8298. 


Edith M., 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 809 

[3977J ELIZA MARIA NOBLE,8 (Sister of Orra M.,) 

b. Sterling?, Pa., Aug. 23, 1831: ra. there, Dec. 27, 1857, Nelson Jesse, son of 
Jesse and Lucy (Weston) Gates, b. Mt. Pleasant, Pa., Apr. 9, 1831; he res. 
Flushing, L. I.. 1856-67; since, Broolflyn, N. Y., retired from business; Republi- 
can; member Brooklyn Board of Education 26 years; Union League Club and 
Oxford Club: Congs. 

3ren: 

. Nov. 20, 1858, White Stone; d. Sep. 20, '59 
June 6, 1860, Flushing, L. I. 
July 9, 1862, " d. Aug. 23, '63 

Aug. 6, 1865, Brooklyn; " July 2, '96 
Aug. 6, 1865, " " Aug. 14, '71 

[3978] THOMAS MORTIMER NOBLE,8 (Bro. of Orra M.,) 

b. Sterling, Pa., July 6, 1832; m. HoUisterviile, Pa., May 18, 1864, Eliza Grid- 
ley, dau. of William and Mary (Jones) HoUister,* b. HoUisterviile, July 14, 1836: 
farmer and merchant; Sterling; Methodists. He d. Sterling, Sept. 16, 1898. 

Ch. b. Sterling: 

8299. Charles Howard, Aug. 8, 1865; d. Oct. 16, 1866. 

8300.* James Leonard, Apr. 8, 1867. 

i - 8301.* William Hamlin, May 18, 1870. 

8302. Grace, Nov. 27, 1871; m. George Gilpin. 

[3979] MARIAN ASENATH NOBLE,^ (Sister of Orra M., ) 

b. Sterling, Pa., Sept. 18, 1835; m. there, Oct. 3, 1865, Franklin Starboard, 

j son of Charles Starboard and Harriet (La Bar) Bortree, b. Sterling, Mar. 9, 1839; 

i flour and grain commission. He res. Sterling in early life; Stroudsburg, Pa., 

I 1860-2: Chicago, 111., 1862, until death; Republican; she Cong.: he d. Chicago, 

1 July 12, 1896. 

Ch. b. Cliicago: 

8303.* Maude Noble, Apr. 23, 1868. 

8304. Blanche Marian, July 21, 1870; m. Angus Bennett. 

[3982] ADELAIDE MINERVA NOBLE,8 (Sister of Orra M.,) 
I b. Sterling, Pa., Sept. 6, 1840; unmarried; was teacher, Brooklyn, N.Y.; res. 
I on the parental homestead, 1894, to care for her aged mother; later at Phila., 
Pa. We are indebted to her for the records of this branch of the family. 

[3983] EMELINE MARILLA NOBLE,' (Sister of Orra M.,) 

. b. Sterling, Pa., July 15, 1843; m. there, Oct. 15, 1879, Phineas Hewett, son 
[ of Phineas H. and Mary Ann (Hewett) Howe, b. Sterling, Feb. 23, 1837; farmer; 
j Sterling; Democrat; she Methodist. 

Ch. b. Sterling: 

8305. Jesse Noble, Jan. 24, 1881; unm. 1901. 

8306. Charles Hewett, Feb. 1, 1885. 

[3984] HARRIET AMELIA HAMLINV ( Wihiam E.,' Asa,« Nathan- 
(iel,» Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James.^i) b. Sterling, Pa., Nov. 19, 1842; unmarried; 
■ res. East Stroudsburg, Pa. 

* For Holllster see note 345. 



810 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3985] ORRA JANETTE HAMLm,8 (Sister of Harriet A.,) 

b. Sterling, Pa., Apr. 12, 1849; m. there, June 11, 1872, Hon. Almeron Red- 
tield, son of Phineas H. and Mary Ann (Hewitt) Howe, b. Sterling, Feb. 9, 1844; i 
dealer in musical instruments; Honesdale, Pa.; Democrat: representative Pa. ' 
legislature, 1877-8; Freemason and Odd Fellow; she Methodist. 
Ch. b. Honesdale: 

8307. Arthur Delano, Aug. 27, 1873; m. Effle Akers. 

8308. Mabel Hamlin, Feb. 24, 1875. 

8309. Blanch Anna, Aug. 20, 1877. 

8310. OrraJenette, June 30, 1879. 

8311. Howard Almeron, Aug. 1, 1881. 

[.3986] BYRON EUGENE HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Harriet A..) 

b. Sterling, Pa., Oct. 9, 1852; m. Piqua, Ohio, Jan. 1, 1890, Julia H., dau. of 
Rev. William and Catherine Harlow, b. Nashville, Tenn., Oct. 15, 1862. He 
attended the district school, and two years at grammar school, Philadelphia. 
Before 17 years old he engaged in business with his father in Sterling, purchased 
his father's interest, 1879, and continued the mercantile business and manufac- 
turing of hard wood lumber until 1889: he became a member of the firm of Ham- 
lin & Gilpin, owners of a large tract of timber in Elk Co.. Pa., 1883; sold out ia 
Pa., 1889, and located in Winston, North Carolina. Two years lated at Detroit, 
Mich., where he resides; president Norton, Cato Mfg. Co., and dealer in real 
estate and timber lands; Republican; Freemason; Odd Fellow; member Mich. 
Club; Merchants and Mfg. Club, etc. 

Ch. b. Winston: 

8312. Helen Harlow, Nov. 27, 1891. 

[3988] ELLEN MARION HAMLIN,^ (Asa D.,^ Asa,« Nathaniel,^ 

Thomas,* Ebenezer.s James,2i) b. Smethport, Pa., Feb. 15, 1849; m. there, Feb. 
16, 1870, Sanford Samuel, son of Samuel Lathrop and Harriet Samantha (Coon) 
Provin, b. Westfleld, Pa., 1849; farmer; Smethport, Ridgeway and Hazen, Pa.: 
Republican and Prohibitionist; Methodist; member 141 Pa. Inf. Vols.; enlisted 
Aug. 1864; wounded April, 1865. She d. Ridgeway, Apr. 3, 1873. 
Ch. b. Ridgeway: 

8313.* Mary Ellen,' Mar. 28, 1873. 

[3989] LINDA J. HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Ellen M.,) 

b. Smethport, Pa., Mar. 7, 1850; m. Sept. 3, 1875, William W. White, of 
Smethport. 

No issue. 

[3990] FLORA ASENATH HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Ellen M.,) 

b. Smethport, Pa., Oct. 22, 1852; m. there, June 11, 1871, Frank Ward, son 
of William Backus, b. in Conn., May 7, 1842; farmer; Smethport; Republican. 
Ch. b. Smethport: 
8.314.* Harry Llewellyn, Sept. 13, 1872. 

8315. Matilda Carolyn, July 28, 1874. 

[3991] ELIZA MARIA HAMLIN.^ (Sister of Ellen M.,) 

b. Smethport, Pa., Feb. 23, 1857; m. there, Dec. 14, 1875, Christian Sherer, 
b. Germany; meat dealer; Democrat; he d. Smethport, 1888. 





O. '/\ Oa^u^^^^'^ V 








'f 



i 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 811 

Children: 

8316. Clarence Hamlin, b. Jan. 30, 1876. 

8317. Asa Darwin, " Aug. 10, 1879. 

8318. Frederick Christian, " Mar. 5, 1881. 

8319. Elsie M., " Jan. 12, 1887. 

[3992] NELLIE O. HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Ellen M.,) 

b. Smethport, Pa., Jan. 13, 1860; m. May 8, 1888, Byron W. Badger: Smeth- 
port. 

Children: 

8320. Ralph, b. June 16, 1891. 

8321. Viola, " July 1, 1892. 



CAROLINE E. HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Ellen M.,) 

b. Soaethport, Pa., Feb. .3, 1862; m. Sept. 12, 1877, Thomas Brown, from 
whom she was divorced, 1881; m. 2d, Oct. 22, 1890, Stanley T. Townsend; res. 
Lancaster, Ohio. 

Ch. by 1st marriage: 
8322. Carrie E., b. June 9, 1879. 

[3994] DELANO RICHMOND HAMLIN, 8 (Byron D.,^ Asa,« Nathan- 
iel, ^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,-i) b. Smethport, Pa., Aug. 10, 1847; m. there. 
May 3, 1871, Eugenie, dau. of Dr. William Y. and Charlotte A. ( Darling) 
McCoy, b. Smethport, Feb. 26, 1849; lawyer; Smethport; in partnership with his 
father, firm of Hamlin & Son. He d. Smethport, May 30, 1884; Epis. 

Ch. b. Smethport: 
8323.* Paul Delano, Jan. 24, 1873. 

8324. Jenette, Oct. 27, 1877. 

[3995] JENETTE HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Delano R.,) 

b. Smethport, Pa., Sept. 18, 1852; m. 1st, there, Aug. 5, 1873, Horace Victor, 
son of and Jane (Forbes) Redfield, b. Eden, N. Y., Dec. 14, 1846; corres- 
pondent for Cincinnati Commercial; res. Smethport, Pa.; Chattanooga, Tenn.; 
and Washington, D.C.; Republican; Epis. He d. Washington, Nov. 17, 1881; 
m. 2d, Sept. 24, 1889, William E. McCoy; cotton mfgr; Augusta, Ga. She d. 
Augusta, Jan. 30, 1896. 

Ch. by 1st marriage: 
8325.* Harriet Forbes, b. Aug. 14, 1874, Smethport. 
8326.* Horace Hamlin, " Jan. 10, 1878, Chattanooga. 
8327. Scott Forest, " Oct. 5, 1879, Washington. 

[3996] MARY HOLMES HAMLIN,* (Sister of Delano R.,) 

b. Smethport, Pa., Sept. 29, 1856; m. there, Aug. 1, 1878, John, son of John 
and Ann Forrest, b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Feb. 8, 1851: lawyer; Smethport; partner 
with his father-in-law, Byron D. Hamlin, firm, Hamlin & Forrest. 

Ch. b. Smethport: 
8.328. Helen, Mar, 1, 1880. 

8329. Ruth, Oct. 12, 1883, 



812 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[3998J ELLEN BOTSFORD BELL,8 (Julia A. Hamlin,' Arcillus,^ 

Nathaniel/' Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Virginia, Nov. 2, 1843; m. 

Brooklyn, N. Y.. Nov. 2, 1863, Sanders Archibald, son of Archibald and Mary 

Lea (Smith) Frith, b. Island of Bermuda, Oct. 2, 1827; commission merchant; 

Bermuda, Barbadoes and New York; member of St. George So., N.Y.; she 

member Southern Soc, of Brooklyn. Epis. 

[4000] MARY FRANCES BELL,8 (Sister of Ellen B.,) 

b. Newtown, Ct., May 14, 1849; m. Brooklyn, N. Y., Apr. 7, 1875, Rev. Paul, 
son of .lohn .Jacob and Augusta Henrietta Elizabeth (Knoll) Ziegler, b. Detroit, 
Mich.. Dec. 7, 1847; clergyman and teacher; Detroit, except at Trinity Coll., 
Hartford, Ct., 1868-72; Berkley Divinity School, Middietown, Ct., 1872-3; Law- 
rence, Kas., 1875-9; member Psi Upsilon, Phi Beta Kappa and Alpha Chi Rho 
Societies; Republican; Epis. She member Louisa St. Clair Chapter D. A. R. 

Children: 

8330.* Carl Gottlob, b. Jan. 27, 1876, Lawrence. 

8331. Howard Bell, " Aug. 21, 1879, Detroit; unm. 1901. 

8332. Eustace Paul, " July 24, 1881, 

8333. WiNFRED Hamlin, •' Nov. 23, 1885, " 

[4002] LILY BELL,8 (Sister of Ellen B., ) 

b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Feb. 14, 1854; m. Garden City, L. I., N. Y., Jan. 24, 1882. 

Charles Thompson, son of Wales and Frances Augusta (Collins) Hotchkiss, b. 

New Haven, Ct., Mar. 22, 1853; merchant; Brooklyn, N. Y.: Epis. 
Ch. b. Brooklyn: 

8334. Arthur Bell, Dec. 7, 1882; d. Jan. 7, 1886. 

8335. Mabel Frances, May 30, 1884, " July 14, 1885. 

8336. Raymond Bell, May 16, 1887. 

8337. Julia Hamlin, Jan. 27, 1889. 

8338. Byron, Aug. 20, 1896. 

[4003] HARRY KENT BELL,^ M. D., (Bro. of Ellen B.,) 

b. Brooklyn, N.Y., July 13, 1857; m. there, Feb. 4, 1891, Eugenie Elizabeth, 
dau. of John August and Sarah Ann (Harnett) Morro, b. Brooklyn, Nov. 20, 
1868; physician. Bureau of Records, Dept. of Health, N. Y. City; employed in 
Department of Health, Brooklyn, 1886-93; res. Brooklyn until 1900; since, Ja- 
maca, L. I.; Democrat; Epis. 

Ch. b. Brooklyn: 

8339. Grace Ellen, Nov. 29, 1891. 

8340. Mary Frances, Mar. 2, 1893. 

[4004] GEORGE NELSON BELL,8 (Bro. of Ellen B.,) 

b. Brooklyn, N.Y., May 28, 1859; m. Kingston, N. Y., Dec. 16, 1896, Eliza- 
beth, dau. of Adolph and Caroline (Breidenbecker) Eichler, b. Kingston, Nov. 
11, 1868; civil engineer; Brooklyn, until 1876; Lawrence, Kansas, until 1878; 
Brooklyn, until 1881; Newport, R. L, until 1886; Philadelphia, Pa., until 1889; 
Bristol, Tenn., until 1891; Brooklyn, until 1894; Kingston, until 1896; Brooklyn, 
until 1898; since, Kingston; Democrat; she Lutheran. 
Children: 

8341. Marion Eichler, b. Sept. 21, 1897, Brooklyn. 

8342. Adolph Nelson, " June 14, 1899, Kingston. 






EIGHTH GENERATION. 



813 



[4013] HENRY F. HAMLIN,^ (Fayette B.,' Loren,6 Nathaniel.'^ Thom- 
as,* Ebenezer.^ James,2i) b. Penn, 1835; m. Sept. 9, 1857, Harriet A. Clark, 
Tj. N.Y., 1840; salesman; Manchester, Iowa; member Manchester Lodge 1<)5, 
.A. F. & A. M.; Olive Branch Chapter, R. A. M., and Nazreth Commanderj% 33, 
K. T. He d. 1901. 



Children: 

8343. Frank Henry, 

8344. Charles F., 

8345. Clarence Clark, 



b. June 12, 1859, Belvidere; d. June 4, 1894. 

'* June 12, 1860, 

" Jan. 7, 1868, Manchester. 



[4014] AUGUSTA HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Henry F.,) 

b. Coudersport, Pa., 1842: m. Manchester, Iowa, 1881, Alonzo Shaw, b. N.Y., 

1807; farmer; Manchester. She furnished the records for this branch of the 

family. Both d. Manchester; she 19—; be 1890. 



[4015] Dr. ALBERT BARNES WATKINS,« (Eveline Hamlin,^ Eras- 
tus,6 Nathaniel,'^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Naples, N.Y., July 8, 1838: 
m. Fairtield, N.Y., Nov. 19, 1863, Martha A., dau. of Dr. William and Mary Ann 
(Buell) Mather, b. Fairtield, May 10, 1840; a prominent educator; Fairtield, 
Adams and Albany, N. Y.; educated Prattsburgh Academy, Fairtield Seminary, 
and graduated Amherst College, 1863; Prof, of Latin and Greek, Faii-field Semi- 
nary; Principal Hungerford Collegiate Inst., Adams, N.Y., 1870-82, the latter 
portion School Commissioner; Sec'y Regent of University of N.Y., Albany, 
1882-92. After his death the family removed to Chicago, 111. He d. Albany, 

Mar. 18, 1892. 

Children: 

8346. Evelina, b. June 28, 1866, Fairfield. 

8347. Jesse Mather, " Oct. 10, 1868, " 

8348. Frank Alonzo, " July 8, 1875, " 

8349. Charles Albert. " Dec. 4, 1882, Adams. 

[4018] ARTHUR AUGUSTUS WATKINS,^ (Bro. of Albert B.,) 
b. Naples, N. Y., July 10. 1849: m. Locke, Mich., Jan. 5, 1873, Marian Eliz- 
libeth Schofield. He d. in Mich., 1899. 

Children: 



8350. Albert Hehry, 

8351. Stephen Israel, 

8352. Ellen Evelina, 

8353. Guy Koegler, 

8354. Robert Schofield, 

8355. Kate Louisa, 

8356. Ernest Arthur, 
8857. Grace Delia, 
8358. , Fanny Irene, 



b. Jan. 26, 1874, Clear Creek, Kas. 

'• July 15, 1875, Lock, Mich. 

" Sept. 13, 1877, Axtel, Kas. 

" Sept. 3, -1879, " 

" Aug. 25, 1881, " " d. Apr. 9. 1882. 

" Apr. 24, 1883, Petosky, Mich. 

" Oct. 30, 1885, Clarion; d. Aug. 13, 1887. 

'* June 19, 1889, Petosky, 

'.' June 17, 1891, " 



[4019] EUGENE BABCOCK HAMLIN,8 (Edwin A.,^ Erastus,« Na- 
ianiel,» Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,^!) b. Naples, N.Y., Feb. 24, 1849; m. Sandy 
reek, N.Y., Feb. 23. 1876, Mary, dau. of Henry and Charlotte Daily, b. I'ulaski, 
Y., Apr. 30, 1844; farmer; North Urbana, N. Y. He received an academic 
Jucation; taught school and followed railroading a few years; farmer, since 
j75;held local offices, manager public schools. His house and barns were burned 
88, by lightning, and he was rescued from burning by his wife and son. 



814 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Children: 

8359. Edm'in Daily, b. Apr. 22, 1880. 

8360. Will Charles McKallar, " June 2, 1883. 

8361. Alice May, " Aug. 1,1885. 

[4020] CORNELIA M. HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Eugene B.,) 

b. Naples, N. Y., May 8, 1851; m. there. May 10, 1876, Elijah and Caroline- 
(Chesbro) Wells, b. Naples, July 13, 1850; merchant; Naples. They were edu- 
cated at Naples Academy; Presbs., of which church he was treasurer many 

years. 

No issue. 

[4022] Dr. GEORGE DENISON HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Eugene B., ) 
b. Naples, N. Y., Nov. 5, 1858; unmarried; physician, Brooklyn, N.Y.; edu- 
cated in the schools of his native town, Hungerford Collegiate Inst., Adams, 
N. Y., and N. Y. Med. College; served two years in N.Y. City Hospital, and 
began practice of medicine, Brooklyn, 1884; member Brooklyn board of educa- 
tion; P. M., Greenpoint Lodge 403, A. F. & A. M. 

[4023] CHARLES EDWIN HAMLlN.s (Bro. of Eugene B.,) 

b. Naples, N.Y., Nov. 13, 1863; m. Dec. 28, 1893; Lydia H.Smith, of Nunda, 
N. Y.; resides with his father, Naples. 
Child: 

8362. Louise, b. Sept. 1898. 

[4024] Dr. FRED ERASTUS HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Eugene B.,) 
b. Naples, N.Y., Jan. 8, 1866; unmarried; physician and surgeon; Naples^ 
until 1892; N.Y. City, until 1894; since, Brooklyn, N.Y.; Republican; member 
Greenpoint Lodge, 403, A. F. & A. M., and Abraham Lincoln Council, Jr., 14, 
O. U. A. M., Brooklyn. 

[4026] ELIZA ANN HA MLIN,8 (George W.,' Richard,6 Nathaniel,* 
Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Sharon, Ct., Apr. 25, 1844: removed with her 
parents to Kenosha, Wis., 1845; m. there, July 21, 1864, Capt. John C, son of | 
John and Caroline (Crayford) Holderness, b. Ogdensburg, N.Y., 1837. He is of 
English descent, settled at Kenosha, and was Captain of several vessels sailing 
from that place over the lakes; removed to Virden, 111., 1868, where he was a 
merchant; member of city government six years; Freemason and Odd Fellow; 
Baptist; she Christian and member Jessie Rebekah Lodge, 528, I. O. O. F., of 
which she was N . G. and Representative. 
Children: 

8363.* Nora Janett, b. July 15, 1865, Kenosha. 

8364.* John Henry, " May 1, 1867, Springfield, 

8365. Frederick Eugene, " Sept. 4, 1869, Virden. 

8366.* Cora Asenath, " Dec. 18, 1871, 

8367. Archie Richard, " Apr. 22, 1874, " d. Oct. 9, 1875. 

8368. Jessie Ruth, " Jan. 29, 1878, " " Oct. 29, 1895. 

[4027] EUGENE D. HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Eliza A.,) 

b. Kenosha, Wis., Aug. 11, 1847; m. Springfield, 111., May 8, 1873, Fannie C, 
dau. of Turner W. and Mary (Graham) Lloyd, b. Springfield, Jan. 8, 1850. He 



i 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 815 

moved with his parents to Springfield, 1860, where he was employed as telegraph 
operator and R. R. agent, 1867-85. He was extensively engaged as grain dealer, 
having thirteen elevators under his charge on the O. M. and St. L. & C. Rail- 
ways, with headquarters at Springfield, 188.5-9; was in Puget Sound country for 
his health, four years, returning Nov., 1893, to Omaha, Neb., where he was in 
the grain trade, until 1894: since at Des Moines, Moines, Iowa. Member Ta- 
coma Lodge, 6, A. O. U. W., and ]owa Div. S. A. R, He is deeply interested 
in the family history, and has rendered valuable assistance in its compilation. 
No issue. 

[4028] JOHN JAY HAMLIN/ (Bro. of Eliza A.,) 

b. Kenosha, Wis., April 26, 1849; m. Lee Park, Valley Co., Neb.. Maggie, 
dau. of Thomas and Delia (O'Toole) Johnson, of Loup City, Neb.; removed 
with his parents to Springfield, 111., 1860; telegraph operator, 111., several years; 
he and his brother George were frontier operators during the construction of 
the N. P. R. R., on that line until the road reached Bismarck; returned to 
Illinois and was employed by the railroad company at Virginia and Havana two 
years, he and his brother George made another tour through the western 
country and settled at Lee Park about 1875, the second white settlers there; 
farmer; resided Ord, Neb. several years; county commissioner; he d. Lee Park, 
March 24, 1892; his widow and children reside Syracuse, N. Y. 

Ch. b. Valley Co.: 

8369. Blanche, Oct. 19, 18S4. 

8370. Geokge, July 10, 1886. 

8371. Mary, May 30, 1888; d. June 27, 1889. 

8372. John Jay, Mar. 22, 1890. 

8373. William, Mar. 11, 1892, 

[4029] GEORGE EDWARD HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Eliza A..) 

b. Kenosha, Wis., Jan. 9, 1851; m. Overton, Neb., Aug. 13, 1890, Laura B., 
•dau. of Geo. W. and Nancy A. (Hamblin) Smith, of Pratt, Kas., b. Blooming- 
ton, Ind., Nov. 12, 1872: moved to Springfield, 111., with his parents, I860. See 
sketch of his brother John. Telegraph operator, N. P. R. K., until its com- 
pletion to Bismark: returned and remained two years in 111., and removed west, 
settled, Lee Park, Neb., 1875; farmer and stockman; later builder and con- 
tractor, Tacoraa, Wash. 
Children: 

8374. Edward R., b. Dec. 13, 1892, Enumclaw, 
8.375. EthalM., " Mar. 5, 1894, Puyallup. 

[4030] EMMA JANE HAMLIN,* (Sister of Eliza A..) 

b. Kenosha, Wis., Dec. 25, 1852; moved with her parents to Springfield, 111., 
I860; m. there, Feb. 13, 1877, William Neal, son of J. S. and A. E. (Bell) Gallo- 
*vay, b. Christian Co., 111., July 5, 1851; farmer; Edenburg, 111.; educated Wa- 
Dash College, Ind.; she graduated Springfield high school, and studied music at 
he Convent, there; music and school teacher before marriage. 
Children: 

8376. William, b. June 20, 1878, Christian Co. 

8377. George, " Oct. 11, 1880, Sangamon Co. 

8378. Emma, " Apr. 14, 1886, Christian Co. 



816 



THE HAMLIIJ FAMILY. 



[4031] MARY FRANCES HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Eliza A.,) 

b. Kenoslia, Wis., Mar. 2, 1855; m. Virden, 111., Oct. 13, 1873, George Harris, 
son of James Payne and Fannie (Crandall) Worden, b. Florence, Ohio, Nov. 15, 
1845: Druggist; Auburn, 111.; Republican: Methodist; member Lodge 161 A. F. 
& A. M., Virden: and Auburn Lodge, I. O. O. F.; she Baptist. He was acci- 
dentally killed in a coal mine. Auburn, June 9, 1879; she removed to Arcadia, 
Nebraska. 





Children: 




8379. 


James Payne, 





8380. 


Sanfokd Eugene, 


a 


8381. 


Georgia, 


u 



Aug. 19, 1874, Virden; unm. 
Sept. 5, 1876, Auburn, " 
Aug. 31, 1879, Springfield; d. 



1902. 



Aug. 3, 1880. 



[4032] JENNIE LIND HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Eliza A.,) 

b. Kenosha. Wis., Sept. 6, 1859; m. Sherman, Minn., May 14, 1882, Richard, 

son of Melvin Darius and Hannah (Brooks) Reynolds, b. Ellis Village, N. Y.,. 

Apr. 26, 1.^55; mason: Caledonia, Minn. 

Ch. b. Sherman: 

8382. iKWiN Melvin, Mar. 28, 1883. 

8383. Chester Arthur, Jan. 12. 1885. 




Major GEORGE B. FISHER.. 



[4034] Major GEORGE BURGES FISHER.* (Jnliefcte Hamlin,^ Rich- 
ard," Nathaniel, 5 Thomas,^ Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Hartford, Ct., July 29, 1844: 
m. there, May 16, 1877, Ella Louise, dau. of Amanda M. and Sarah Gushing 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 817 

(Wiles) Hurlbut,* b. Colchester, Ct., June 2, 1855. He was educated in the 
district Grammar school and the Hartford High school; was in the clothing 
trade, Hartford. I86L-72; Fire Ins. Agency, Hartford, 1872-81; rubber business, 
Detroit, Mich., 1881-4; Fire Ins. Agency, Hartford, 1884-90; since. President, 
George B. Fisher Co., (General Insurance) of which his son, Geo. B. Fisher, Jr., 
is secretary; residence, Hartford: Republican: member city council, two terms; 
fire commissioner, three years; private. Governor's Foot Guards, five years; 
Adjutant. 1st Regt. Conn. N. G., two years: Major, Governor's Foot Guards, 
1879-81: member St. John's Lodge, 4, A. F. &"a. M.; Congs. 

Ch. b. Detroit: 

8384. Geokoe Burges, Sept. 11, 1881. 

[4035] JULIETTE HAMLIN FISHER,* (Sister of George B.,) 

b. Hartford, Ct., Aug. 8, 1846; m. there, Nov. 2fi, 1872, Charles Hammond, 

son of John and Sarah ( Moore) Lawrence, b. N. Y., Aug. 23, 1845; secretary 

Phoenix Mutual Ins. Co., Hartford; Republican; Epis. 
Ch. b. Hartford: 

8385.* Juliette Hamt.in, Dec. 17, 1874. 

8386. Thomas Fisher, Feb. 16, 1877. 

[4036] JANE ELIZA FLSIIER," (Sister of George B.,) 

b. Hartford, Ct., Oct. 27, 1849: m. there, Sept. 20, 1877, Rev. Wiliam Jack- 
son, son of Joseph and Mary (Jackson) Roberts, b. Wales, June 29, 1849; Episco- 
pal clergyman; came to America with his parents in childhood; resided Detroit, 
Mich.: educated in public schools there: Trinity College, Hartford, Ct.; Berkeley 
Divinity School, Middletown, Ct.; ordained St. John's Church, Detroit: spent a 
year at American Church, St. Paul's, Rome, Italy; Trinity Church, Hartford, 
Ct. Held charges at Hudson, Mich.; Detroit; Newark, N. J.; and Las Vegos, 
N.M. He d. Las Vegos, Aug. 30, 1891; she res. Hartford, Ct. 

Children: 

8387. Elise Armitage, b. July 22, 1879, Hudson. 

8388. William Blair, " Dec. 10. 18S1, Detroit. 

8389. Joseph Buffi ngton, " Mar. 15, 1884, Newark. 

8390. Paul, • '• Aug. 3, 1887, 

[40.3vS] ORRA HAMLIN JONES,^ (Almira Hamlin,' Richard,« Nathan- 
iel,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 Jame.s,2i) b. Miindale, Mass., Mar. 17, 1846; m. West- 
field, Mass., Apr. 19, 1880, Charles Franklin, son of Joseph Miner and Elizabeth 
(Gross) Ely, b. Westfield. July 3, 1850: lawyer; Westfleld. He graduated Wes- 
leyan University, Middletown, Ct.. 1875; studied law with William G. Bates, 
Esq., Westtield, adm. to bar, Hampden Co., 1879; member firm Ely Bros.; Justice 
Peace; Methodists. 

No issue. 

* Note 44(i. For Hurlbut see notes 118 and 227. 

Mrs. Fisher also descends lineally from Robert Cusliraan, who, with .Jotin Carver, were 
sent as agents of the Puritans in 1B17 from Leydon, Holland, to England to treat with the Eng- 
lish government and the Virginia Company in London for the emigration of the Puritans to 
America. Several letters passed between Cushman. in London, to .Tohn Robinson and William 
Brewster, in Leyden, from Kil" to 11)20, one as late as June, Kl.iO, showing his connection with the 
Puritans, and his business for them. He came to America in the Furtuiip, Nov., 1621. See Brad- 
ford's Hist, of Plymouth, l(i20-50. 



818 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[4039] GEORGE SHERMAN BATES,^ (Eliza A. Hamlin,^ Richard,' 
Nathaniel,^ Tlioraas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Springfield, Mass., Nov. 17, 1842; 
Til. South Hadley Falls, Mass., Jan. 29, 1867, Mary S. Matron; res. Springfield; 
Republican; served in 22 Conn. Inf. Vols, and in Mass. H. Art'y. 

Ch. b. South Hadley Falls: 

8391.* Mary Alice, Oct. 31, 1867. 

[4040] ALICE ELIZA BATES,^ (Sister of Geo. S., ) 

b. Hartford, Ct., Feb. 10, 1856; m. Westfield, Mass., Dec. 15, 1880, Charles ( 

Hooker, son of Francis S. and Johanna (Hinckley*) Avery, b. Norwich, Ct., 

Sept. 20, 1847; res. New Britain, Ct. 
Ch. b. New Britain: 

8392. Sherman Francis, Oct. 4,1881. 

8393. Marguerite Judd, Jan. 28, 1884. 

8394. Nathan Carlos, Feb. 7, 1893. 

8395. Leora Maria, June 18, 1894. 

[4043] SARAH JANE HAMLIN,* (Timothy,' Richard, « Nathaniel.s 
Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Barberville, R. I., Sept. 19, 1862; ra. Spring- 
field, Mass., Feb. 27, 1884, Charles Augustus Willard, b. Lunenburg, Mass., 
Sept, 4, 1858. He d. Lunenburg, May 16, 1886. 

[4044] JOHN TIMOTHY HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Sarah J.,) 

b. Willow Valley. R. I., Sept. 28, 1865; m. Springfield, Mass., Feb. 26, 1896, 
Grace I., dau. of David and Helen (Bacon) Maxwell. 

Ch. b. Springfield: 

8396. David Timothy, Feb. 21, 1897. 

8397. Walter John. Mar. 29, 1898. 

[4046] ROBERT NATHAN AVERY,* (Lydia M. Hamlin,? Richard,* 
Natlianiel,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Westfield, Mass., Oct. 1, 1866; j 

m. Springfield, Mass., Feb. 24, 1897, Louisa G. Bourk, b. Wurtemburg, Germany, |j 

May 16, 1871; res. Springfield. 

Ch. b. Springfield: ' I 

8398. Harry Robert, Dec. 27, 1897. | 

[4048] EMILY JANE BUSH,* (Lucretia F. Hamlin,? Richard," Na- 
thaniel, •> Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Westfield, Mass., Feb. 24, 1855; m. 
there, Nov. 17, 1874, Thomas, son of James and Ann (Miln) Dyson, b. Windsor, 
Eng., Dec. 14, 1845; came to America, 1850; reed voicer; Westfield. 

Ch. b. Westfield: u 

8399. HattieZelda, Apr. 23, 1879. | 

8400. Irma Bush, Jan. 23, 1889. !* 

[4051] ARTHUR LEONARD BUSH,* (Bro. of Emily J.,) 

b. Westfield, Mass., Dec. 17, 1865; m. there, Nov. 24, 1887, Clara M., dau. of 
Andrew Jackson and Mary G. (Little) Smith, b. Westfield, July 6, 1867; com- 

* For Hinckley see notes 31, 81 and 85. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 819 

mercial traveler, grocer and market man; Westfield; Democrat; member of 
Woronoco Lodge, 74, 1. O. O. F.; Massasoit Lodge, 53, K. P.; Metacomet Tribe, 
28, I. O. R. M.; she Methodist. 
No issue. 

[4054] FREDERICK LINCOLN BARDWELL,' (Emily J. Haralin,^ 
Richard, 6 Nathaniel,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. South Hadley Falls, 
Mass., Apr. 1, 186(>; unmarried; merchant; Holyoke, Mass. 

[4055] HARVY JOSEPH BARDWELL,8 (Bro. of Frederick L.,) 
b. South Hadley Falls, Mass., July 7, 1869; unmarried, 1896; Teller, South 
Hadley Falls Bank. 

[4056] GEORGE EDWIN BARDWELL,8 (Bro. of Frederick L.,) 
b. South Hadley Falls, Mass., Feb. 2,3, 1875; m. Hartford, Ct., Dec. 4, 1901, 
Mary Williams; operative in paper mill; Holyoke, Mass. 

[4057] EDWARD CARROLL HURLBUT,' (Julia H. Dewey,' Sarah 
Hamlin, « Nathaniel, ^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James, 21) b. Royalton, Vt., 1848; 
m. Fairhaven, Vt., 1872, Charlotte, dau. of Willington Ketchum, b. Keeseville, 
N. Y., 1846; slate dealer; Chelsea, Mass., has res. Fairhaven, Vt., Troy and Buf- 
falo, N. Y.; Republican; she Methodist. 

Children: 

8401. Grace, b. 1873; d. young. 

8402. Harry. 

8403. LoRAiNJE Ketchum, b. 1881. 

H04. Edward. d. young. 

8405. Laura Dewey, b. 1891. 

[4070] HELEN HULBERT,^ (Chauncey,' Philander," Marcia Hamblin,5 

Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James.^i) m. Hon. Wilson; Judge. He d. Denver, 

Col., Jan. 1873, where he had gone for his health; she resided Hillsdale, Mich. 
Several children. 

[4071J Miss HULBERT,8 (Sister of Helen,) 

m. Clement E. Bebb: editor of a religious newspaper, Cincinnati, Ohio. 
Several children. 

[4072] RICHARD PHILANDER HULBERT,« (Richard O.,' Philan- 
des,« Marcia Hamlin," Thomas,* Ebenezer,* James,2i) b. Sheffield, Mass., Apr. 8, 
1820; unmarried: merchant; res. Sheffield, until 1822; Elbridge, N. Y., untill824; 
Erie, Pa., until 1851; since at Mackinac Island, Mich. He erected a monument 
[at Alford, Mass., for his great grandfather Dr. John Hulbert. 

[4073] WILLIAM CURTISS HULBERT,^ (Bro. of Richard P.,) 
b. Eldridge, N. Y., Mar. 24, 1822; m. South Egremont, Mass., Aug. 25, 1846, 
Mary Ann, dau. of Milo and Eliza (Clark) Foote,* b. Sheffield, Mass., Nov. 30, 
1823; resided Erie, Pa., 1825-50; moved to Mackinac Island, Mich., 1850; Ripon, 
Wis., 1864: returned to Erie, spring, 1869, where he afterwards lived. She d. 
Erie, May 23, 1887. 

* For Foote see note 193 



820 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Children: 

8406. William, b. July 10, 1847, Erie; d. infancy. 

8407.* Annik Foote, " June 26, 1848, " 

8408. William RuFUS, " May 25, 1850, " d. Jan. 15, 1869. 

8409.* Jkssie Cubtiss, " Mar. 21, 1853, Mackinac Island. 

8410. Mary Clark, " Mar. 30, 1855, " 

8411. Abby Metcalf, " May 6, 1857, " " 

8412. Charles Allen, " July 23, 1859, " " 

8413. Frederick Curtiss, " June 20, 1861, " d. May 4, 1868. 

8414. Prescott Metcalf, " Feb. 23, 1865, Ripon. 

[4076] NANCY CURTISS HULBERT,' (Sister of Richard P.,) 
b. Erie, Pa., Aug. 12, 1830; m. Mackinac Island, Mich., Jan. 12, 1854, John I 
G. Read, of Grand Rapids, Mich., who deserted his family. 

Several children. 

[4078] FRANCIS ROBBINS HULBERT,8 (Bro. of Richard P.,) 
b. Erie, Pa., Apr. 8, 1835; m. Mackinac Island, Mich., Sept. 5, 1860, Diantha ^ 
Huldah, dau. of Milton Mills and Malvina (Pettit) Gillett,* b. Kalida, Ohio, May 
26, 1844; farmer and lumberman; res. Erie, until 1850; Mackinac Island, until 
1871; Grand Rapids, until 1880: since, St. Ignace, Mich. 

Children: 

8415. Nellie Gillett, b. July 7, 1861, Mackinac; d. Jun. 18, '63. 

8416. Annie Diantha, " Jan. 25, 1865, " " Feb. 16, '69. 

8417. Francis Gillett, " May 23, 1866, " " Sept. 12, '67. 

8418. Wm. RuFus Davenport " Oct. 12, 1868, " 

8419. Catherine Grace, " May 19, 1870, Grand Rapids. 

8420. Richard CuRTiss, " Sept. 8, 1872, 

8421. Mary Lina, " Jun. 21, 1875, " 

8422. Constance A deli a, " Jan. 2, 1877, " " 

8423. John Read, " Oct. 12, 1878, " 

8424. Frances Diantha, " Jun. 28, 1881. 

8425. Diantha Kate, " May 14, 1885. 

[4079] ALLEN WRIGHT HULBERT,8 (Bro. of Richard P.,) 

b. Erie, Pa., Feb. 11, 1838: m. St. Ignace, Mich., Oct. 22, 1862, Helen Jose- 
phine Todd; merchant; many years at Mackinac Island, Mich., and in the fish 
trade, with his brother, firm of F. R. Hulbert & Co. 
Children: 

8426. Allen George, b. Aug. 31, 1863. 

8427. Clinton Charles, " Feb. 6, 1866. 

[4080] DELIA CATHERINE HULBERT,8 (Sister of Richard P.,) 
b. Erie, Pa., Jan. 13, 1840; m. Grand Rapids, Mich., Dec. 25, 1878, Wallace 
W. Johnson, of Phila., Pa.; resided Phila., 1885; in London, Eng., 1890. | 

Child: ^ 

8428. A Daughter. 

* For Gillett see note 216. 



ii 



EIGHTH GENEEATION. 821 

[4081] HENRY WILLIAM HULBERT,^ (Egbert N./ Philander," 

Marcia Hamlin,^ Thomas,* Ebeaezer,^ James,2i) m. Mary Ann Brown; clerk for 
his father before 1851; styled Phrenologist, Buffalo, N.Y., 1852; afterwards 
printer, Erie, Pa., subsequent to 187;i. 

Children: 

8429. William J. 

8430. Belle. 

[4082] JAMES EDWIN HULBERT,« (Bro. of Henry W.,) 

resided Glasgow, Ky., 1873. 

Four children. 

[4083] EGBERT DARWIN HULBERT.s {Bro. of Henry W.,) 
He enlisted in the Union army, and lost a leg at battle of Hanover C. H., 
Ya., from which lie d. two years later. 

Three children. 

[4086] ELIZABETH TYLER HULBERT,^ (Sister of Henry W.,) 
m. James H. Tennent; divorced, 1872; she resided Dayton, Ohio, 1873. 
4 Children: 

8431. A Daughter: d. infancy. 

8432. A Son. 

[4088] ANNA CHARLOTTE HULBERT,8 (Sister of Henry W.,) 
m. George W. Holden, firm of Payne, Holden & Co., Dayton, Ohio: resided 
Orand Rapids, Mich., 1885. 

Children: 

8433. HULBERT. 

8434. Anna. 

« 

[4089] CAROLINE H. CUMING,* (Caroline Hulbert,' John W.,« Marcia 
jHamlin,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Rochester, N. Y., Dec. 31, 1822; m. 
[J. S, Large; clergyman. 

[4090] THOMAS B. CUMING,* (Bro. of Caroline H.,) 

b. Rochester, N. Y., Dec. 24, 1827; Secretary of Nebraska Territory. He is 
Idead. 

No issue, 

[4091] ABNER DAVIS HULBERT.s (Isaac H. S.,' Junius,* Marcia 
i Hamlin,'' Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) m. Clyde, N. Y., July 15, 1846, 
Marietta Gage, b. Brandon, Vt., Oct. 20, 1830; railroad employe about ten 
years; Buffalo, N. Y.; enlisted 100 N. Y. Inf. Vols.; dis. for disease; was in Sol- 
piers Home, Dayton, Ohio, 1882, 

Ch. b. Aurora, N. Y.: 

8435. Mary, April 22, 1848. 

[4093] ROBERT GRAHAM HULBERT,8 (Bro. of Abner D..) 

Southern agent of the B. & O. R. R. Co., New Orleans, 1875. 



i 



82S THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[4122] CATHERINE BEVIER HULBERT,* (Victor M.,^ Peyton R.,e^ 
MarciaHamlin,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer.s James,^!) b. Greenburgh, N.Y., May 25, 
1844; m. Apr. 22, 1869, E. J. Elting, of Yonkers, N. Y. Being in delicate liealth, 
tlie sudden death of her sister, Mary Louisa, so shoclced her that she did not 
recover; she d. at residence of her father. Stone Ridge, N.Y., Oct. 11, 1874. 
Cliildren: 

8436. Edith, b. May 30, 1870. 

8437. Victor MoREAU, " Oct. 13, 1871. 

[4125] MARY LOUISE HULBERT,8 (Sister of Catherine B.,) 
b. Saugerties, N.Y., Oct. 9, 1851; she d. suddenly, Sunday, Aug. 9, 1874, 
Stone Ridge, N.Y., from the rupture of a blood vessel in the brain, while sing- 
ing in the choir, of which her brother was leader, in the church where her 
father was pastor. 

[4126] STEPHEN L. HQLBERT,* ( Bro. of Catherine B.,) 

b. Yonkers, N.Y., Dec. 8, 1858: m. Kingston, N.Y., Dec. 23, 1879, Ida N. 

Van Dusen, b. Kingston, Oct. 25, 1856; lawyer, member firm of Hulbert & Me- 

chara, Battle Creek, Mich., 1882. 

[4134] LUCINDA FORD,8 (Warren,' Jesse,^ Ruth Hamlin, & ThQmas,"' 
Ebenezer,3 James,8i) b. Canaan, N. Y., July 22, 1822; m. there, March 17, 
1842, Jesse, son of Enos and Delight (Scudder*) Harmon, b. Canaan, April 6, 
1822; farmer; Canaan, until 1858; since, Jackson Co., Mich., Munith, 1899. She 
d. Waterloo, Mich., April 1, 1886. 
Ch. b. Canaan: 
8438.* Warren Ford, Dec. 5, 1851. 

[4135] WILLIAM ALEXANDER FORD,« (Bro. of Lucinda,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Oct. 3, 1824; m. Henrietta, Mich., July 4, 1863, Margaret' 
Leese, b. Rusland, England, Jan. 18, 1839; farmer and carpenter; Canaan, until. 
1845; Bridgeport, Ct., until 1858; afterwards, Henrietta; Democrat. Both d, 
Henrietta; he, June 2, 1893; she, Oct. 25, 1893. 
Ch. b. Henrietta. 

8439.* Abigail Agnes, Apr. 10, 1864. 

8440.* Margaret Alice, Apr. 7, 1866. 

8441.* William Warren, Oct. 7, 1869. 

8442. Rowland T., Dec. 29, 1879; unm. 1899: 

[4136] EDWARD WARREN rORD,« (Bro. of Lucinda,) 

b. Canaan, N.Y., Apr. 22, 182&; m. Bridgeport, Ct., Sept. 23, 1852, Susan, dau,. 
of Alvy and Caroline (Smith) Patchen, b. Bridgeport, Feb. 24, 1833: farmer; 
Canaan, until 1847; Conn., until 1858; afterwards, Waterloo, Mich.; Tompkins, 
Mich., 1899; Democrat; Freemason; she Methodist. He d. Onondaga, Mich., 
Sept. 11, 1901. 

Children: 

8443.* Carrie I., b. July 18, 1853, Bridgeport. 

8444.* George A., " June 16, 1857, Waterloo. 

8445.* Marion L., " May 28, 1859, 

8446.* William A., «' June 17, 1863, 

8447. Minnie J., " June 17, 1866, " d. Jan. 26, 1868'. 



* For Scudder see note 6. 



8448.* 


Edgar Warken, 


8449. 


Mary E., 


8450. 


Franklin, 


8451.* 


Marian E., 


8452.* 


Charles H., 


8453. 


Dora A., 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 823 

[4137] MARY ANN FORD,^ (Sister of Lucinda,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Apr. 13, 1828; ra. there, Jan. 1, 1848, Jacob Call, of Auster- 

Oiitz, N. Y.. b. Jan. 17, 1819; farmer; Austerlitz, 1845-52; Bridgeport, Ct., until 

1858; since, Munith, Mich.; Republican; Methodists. 
Children: 

b. Oct. 5, 1848, Austerlitz. 

" Jan. 19, 1852, Bridgeport; d. Mar. 9, '52. 

" Sept. 10, 1854, » " Sept. 30, '54. 

" Mar. 16, 1858, Waterloo. 

" June 30, 1863, 

" Feb. 25, 1867, " untn. 1899. 

[4138] ABIGAIL ROSS FORD,8 (Sister of Lucinda,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Aug. 26, 1834; m. there. Mar. 18, 1856, William Henry, son 
of William and Lydia (Remington) Hastings, b. Suffleld, Ct., May 10, 1830; 
I farmer; Suffield; Democrat. His father was member Conn, legislature. 
No issue. 

• [4139] ROWLAND THOMAS FORD,8 <Bro. of Lucinda,) 

^ b. Canaan, N.Y., Apr. 22, 1838; unmarried; farmer, surveyor and teacher; 
"Canaan; Democrat; member Columbia Lodge, 98, A. F. & A. M.; Lebanon Chap., 
13, R. A. M.; resided on his fatlier's old homestead. He furnished valuable 
assistance in compiling the records of the Ford family. He d. Canaan. April 
13, 1901. 

I [4143] SARAH ANN FORD,8 (Jesse,76 Ruth Hamlin,^ Thomas,* Eben- 
' ezer,3 James,2») b. Canaan, N. Y., Oct. 31, 1831; m. Chatham, N. Y., Oct. 
31, l!"60, Charles Wesley, son of Philip Frisbie and Abigail (Smith) Hulbert,* 
b. Chatham, Jan. 15, 1830: stove pattern maker: Chatham, until 1871; after- 
wards, Troy; Prohibitionist; member of Trojan Council, R. A.; Methodist: she 
res. Troy, N. Y., 1902. He d. Troy, May 29, 1892. 

Ch, b. Chatham: 

8454. Charles Wesley, Oct. 14, 1862; d. Mar. 2, 1865. 

I 8455. Jessie May, May 17, 1865, " July 1, 1869. 

^ 8456. Phillip F., May 20, 1868, *' Jan. 23, 1894, unm. 

[4144] SILAS JESSE FORD,* (Bro. of Sarah Ann,) 

b. Canaan, N.Y., Apr. 15, 1834; m. in Illinois, Sarah K. White. He went to 
Dubuque, Iowa, May, 1856: thence to Benjaminville, 111.; bought land and en- 
gaged in farming; after a severe illness, he returned to New York to recover his 
wealth; about 1861 he again went to 111., where he married; Odd Fellow. He d. 
Mattoon, HI., Oct. 21, 1878. 

8457. A Child; d. young. 

[4148] MARIETTA S. SMITH,* {Polly Ford." Jesse,« Ruth Ilamlin.s 
rhomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Canaan, N.Y., Sept. 19, 1828; m. East Chat- 
lam, N.Y., Oct. 14, 1849, Joseph W., son of WilliamandElecta(Bailey) Phillips, 
■). Chatham, Feb, 22, 1824; farmer: Canaan, near East Chatham; Whig, Repub- 



* For Hurlbut see notes 118 and 227. 



824 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

liean and Prohibitionist; Methodists. She d. East Chatliam, Apr. 18, 1872; he^ 
m. 2d, E. Chatham, Mar. 15, 1876, Eliza Helen Rice. 
Ch. b. New Lebanon, N. Y.: 
8458.* Smith Franklin, Feb. 7, 1851. 

[4150] ELIZABETH LOUISA FORD,« (John A.,' Jesse,* Ruth Ham- 
lin,'' Thomas,* Ebene/er,^ Janies,2i) b. Lexington, N. Y., Feb. 5, 1826; m. 
East Chatham, N. Y., Jan. 27, 1847, Amos, son of Calvin and Hannah (Haight) 
Herrick,* b. New Lebanon, N. Y., Feb. 28, 1824; farmer: Canaan and East 
Chatham; Democrat: she. Baptist. He d. East Chatham, Dec. 11, 1885. Slie 
res. Rensselaer, N. Y. 

Children: 

8459.* Jeanktte Martha, b. Aug. 11, 1849, Canaan. 

8460.* Charles Franklin, " Nov. 20, 1853, " 

8461. Mary Ema, " Aug. 13, 1856, 

8462.* Edwin Amos, " Aug. 26, 1860, 

8463.* John Calvin, " Mar. 25, 1862, Chatham. 

[4151] Capt. SILAS PETTIT F0RD,« (Bro. of Elizabeth L.,) 
b. Lexington, N.Y., Nov. 13, 1827: ra. Nov. 4, 1867, Mrs. Sally, widow of 
Elliot WeBlfS, who d. Troy, 1860; moved to East Chatham: thence to Troy, 
N.Y., 1846; and to California, 1854; Capt. E, 5th Cal. Inf. Vols.: entered service, 
Sept. 19, 1861; served in Arizona, New Mexico and Texas; dis. for disability, 
Jan. 9, 1863; member Geo. H. Thomas Post, 2, G-. A. R.; Commandery 150, Loyal j 
Legion. He d. East Oakland, Cal., Feb. 16, 1889. 

No issue. 

[4152] CALVIN F. F0RD,8 (Bro. of Elizabeth L.,) 

b. Lexington, N.Y., June 17, 1829; m. Kinderhook, N.Y., Nov. 27, 1851, 
Catherine B., dau. of Calvin and Hannah (Haight) Herrick,* b. Canaan, N. Y./ 
May 25, 1830; carpenter; Rockford, 111.; Republican; member E. F. W. Ellis- 
Lodge, 633, A. F. & A. M.; Winnebago Chapter 24, R. A. M. 

Children: 

8464.* George W.. b. July 17, 1855, Rockford. 

8465.* Ella A., " Feb. 23, 1858. 

[4154] AUSTIN FORD PARK,« ( Welthia Ford,' Jesse/' Ruth Haralin,"- 
Thomas,* Ebenezer,:^ James, 21) b. Canaan, N. Y., May 11, 1825; m. Troy, 
N. Y., Nov. 29, 1254, Caroline Estlier. dau. of Aaron Wood, b. Troy, July 14, 
1832. He became a resident of Troy, 1840; educated Rensselaer Polytechnic 
Inst., from which he received the degree C. E., 1841, and M. A., 1845. He was 
profe.ssor in the Institute many years; one of the founders of Troy Scientific 
Asso.; mfgr. of mathematical and philosophical instruments; inventor and 
patentee of telegraph instruments; solicitor of patents; ornithologist; resided 
Canaan, until 1833: New Lebanon, until 1840; afterwards, Troy; Republican: 
Captain G, 24 N. Y. N. G.; she Presb.; res. Troy. He d. Troy, Sept, 22, 1893. 
No issue. 

* For Herrick see note 330. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 



825 



[4155] Gen. SIDNEY WESLEY PARK,8 (Bro. of Austin F.,) 
b. Canaan, N.Y., Jan. 29, 1827: in. Troy, N. Y., Oct. 11, 1860, Harriet Louise, 
dau. of Andrew and Isabella (Riddell) Jelley, b. Troy.. Feb. 13, 1837; mfg. of 
Math, and Phil. Insts., until 18H1: soldier, 1861-3; clerk, 1864; comptroller's 
office, Albany, N.Y., 1871-1892; Canaan, until 1833; New Lebanon, until 1840; 
Troy, until 1864; afterwards, Albany; Republican, Capt. F, 2 N.Y. Inf. Vols., 
Apr. 22, 1861 to Sept. 18, 1862: afterwards Col. same Regt.;. participated in 
battles, Fair Oaks. Glendale, Malvern Hill, Bristow Station, 2d Bull Run, Fred- 
ericksburg and Chancellorsville; wounded Chancellorsville, May 3, 1863, and lost 
right leg; dis. May 26, 1863; Brev. Brig. Gen. U.S. Vols., Mar. 13, 1865; member 
Athenian Lodge, 96, I. O. O. F.: Society 2d N.Y. Inf. Vols.; Society 2d N.J. 
Brig.; Society Army of Potomac: Post 63, G. A. R.; she Epis. He d. suddenly 
from Angina Pectoris, Alderbrook Farm, near Pottersville,N.Y., June 17, 1902. 

No issue. 




Gen. Sidney Wesley Park, 



[4156] ALTANA WELTHIA PARK,8 (Sister of Austin F.,) 

b. Canaan, N.Y., Oct. 8, 1832; unmarried; Meriden, Ct.; Graduate Troy 
Female Seminary; teacher, Castleton, Vt., Seminary 1868; ass't. editor, Hous- 
tonic Ray, 1882; Port Chester Journal, 1892. She has assisted in compiling the 
Ford family records for this work. 



[4157] MARY JOSEPHINE PARK,* (Sister of Austin F.,) 

b. New Lebanon, N.Y., Mar. 13, 1840: m. Troy, N. Y., Sept. 4, 1856, Jacob, 
pen of John and Mary Elizabeth (Moore) Lockrow, b. Ashford, N.Y., Dec, 15, 



826 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

1837; solderer; resided Ashford, Lansingburgh and Troy, N.Y.: Walliogf ord and 
Meriden, Ct.; Republican; Freeniason and K. T.; she member W. C. T. U.; 
Methodists. He d. Meriden, Mar. 8, 1889. 
Ch. b. Meriden: 

8466. Maby Harriet, July 23, 1861; unm. 1899. 

8467. Park, June 21, 1864. 

8468. Sidney Jacob, Feb. 20, 1866; d. Oct. 1, 1867. 

8469. Esther Josephine, Mar. 10, 1868; " Mar. 12, 1902, unm. 
8470.* George, May 3, 1870. 

8471. Daisy Anna, Oct. 29, 1871; unm. 1899. 

[4160] FRED AUSTIN FORD,8 (Almanza,' Jesse,« Ruth Hamlin,6 i 

Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Red Rock, N.Y., Oct. 14, 1842; m. Austerlitz, i 

N.Y., Sept. 6, 1871, Emma L. Howes, b. Jan. 2, 1853; carpenter. 

Child: 

8472. Chester H., b. Dec. 23, 1873; unm. 1899. 

[4162] LOUISA ALTANA POWELL,^ (Altana V. Ford,' Jesse,« Ruth 
Hamlin,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Red Roclc, N.Y., Mar. 2, 1852; m. 
Nov. 2, 1873, Henry Clay, son of George and Louisa ( Bishop) Spencer, b. Red 
Rock, Feb. 12, 1853; farmer, carpenter and thresher; Austerlitz, until about 
1870; afterward. Red Rock; she Christian. He d. Austerlitz, Apr. 5, 1888. 

Ch. b. Red Rock: 

8473. Ida Yiola, Aug. 30, 1875; unm. 1902. 
8474.* Nellie Louise, May 3, 1878. 

[4167] CORYDON La FORD,* M. D., LL. D., (Abner,' Jonathan,' Ruth fl 
Hamlin,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Lexington, N.Y.,'Aug. 29, 1813: 
phj'sician; Ann Arbor, Mich. He graduated Geneva, N. Y., 1842; received the 
degree of A. M. from Middlebury, 1859; Prof, of Anatomy, 1854-60; Professor of 
Anatomy and Physiology, Medical Dept., University of Mich., 1860-94, and was 
lecturer in other colleges. It is claimed that he compiled some records of the 
Fords, which the writer has failed to discover. He d. Apr. 14, 1894. |j| 

[4194] LORENZO BURTT FORD,« (Hiram D.,' Jonathan,^ Ruth Ham- 
lin, » Thomas,* Ebenezer.s James,2i) b. July 18, 1827; m. Anna Farquhar- 
son, b. Rome, N. Y., Aug. 19, 1835; res. Brooklyn, N. Y. He d. May 24, 1891. 
Children: 

8475. James Parker, b. Sept. 13, 1859. 

8476. Alice Burtt, " Jan. 17, 1862. 

8477. Lucy Stevens, " Feb. 8, 1871. 

[4195] CHESTER STARKS FORD,B (Bro. of Lorenzo B.,) 

b. Sept. 16, 1829; m. Angeline Petitt, b. Union Vale, Duchess Co., N.Y., 
Feb. 3, 1832. He d. Apr. 27, 1871. 

Children: 

8478. Vincent, b. Feb. 2, 1857, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

8479. Helen, " Feb. 28, 1859; d. Mar. 16, 1872. 



i 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 827 

[4197] HIRAM MILTON FORD,' (Bru. of Lorenzo B.,) 

b. June 17, 1837; m. Helen A. Crosby,* b. Sheffield, Mass., Dec. 29, 1845; com- 
mercial traveller; Chatham, N. Y.; Republican. 

Ch. b. Chatham; ■ 



8480. 


Wallace Crosby, 


July 21, 


1864. 




8481. 


Harry Milton, 


Oct. 6, 


1866. 




8482. 


Helen May, 


May 10, 


1868; 


unm. 1902. 


8483. 


Fred Clayton, 


Nov. 1, 


1878, 


u u 


8484. 


Jessie M., 


Feb. 6, 


1881, 


it l( 



[4209] SARAH JANE GIFFORD,^ (Martin H.,' Jonathan,* Ruth Ham- 
lin,-^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Mar. 3, 1834; m. John M. Lyon, of 
Port Chester, N. Y. She d. about 1882. 

No issue. 



[4229] WILLIAM OSCAR FORD,8 (Ramsom,^ Ehab,« Ruth Hamlin,^ 

Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Guilford, N. Y., Dec. 21, 1827; m. Canaan, 

N. Y., Dec. 26, 1851, Adeline M., dau. of Gershom and Hannah (Rathbun) 

Hawks, b. Charleraont, Mass., Feb. 26, 1829; carpenter; Canaan; she Methodist; 

he d. Canaan, Jan. 4, 1899. 

Children: 

8485. Willie O., b. Feb. 13, 1854, Springfield, 111.; d.Jan.24, '56 

8486.* Ida A., " Dec. 1, 1855, 

8487. Frank R., "Apr. 5,1858, " " d. Sept. 22, '60 

8488.* Blanche Cornelia, " Dec. 18, 1860, Canaan. 

8489.* Erva, " Jan. 3, 1863, 

8490.* Samuel Wilkinson, " Jan. 9, 1865, " 

8491. Oscar W., " Jan. 5, 1868, " unm. 1902. 

8492.* Minnie Augusta, " Nov. 4, 1870, 

[4230] MARY ANN FORD,8 (Sister of William O., ) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Oct. 18, 1831: in. Chatham, N. Y., Dec. 8, 1847, John E., 
50n of Samuel and Hannah Doty;t carpenter; Chatham; Republican; Private, 
E, 128 N.Y. Inf. Vols.; served at Port Hudson and Red River Expedition. 
Both d. Chatham; she Feb. 3, 1854; he 1886. 

Ch. b. Chatham: 

8493.* Ella A., Dec. 1, 1848. 

[4238] LUCY M. STARKS,' (Talcott G.,' Ruth Ford,* Ruth Hamlin,^ 
Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Feb. 23, 1820; m. David V. B. Eaton, b. June 
?3, 1819; she d. Chatham, Aug. 14, 1847. He d. Feb. 4, 1845. 

Children: 

8494.* Mary F., b. Aug. 23, 1841. 

8495. John S., " July 3, 1843. 



* For Crosby see note 391. 
+ For Doty see note 230. 



828 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[4240] LAURA ANN STARKS,' (Sister of Lucy M.,) 

b. Red Rock, N. Y., June 3, 1825; m. 1st, Allen Thomas, b. Oct. 8, 1819, 
who d. Aug. 30, 1848; m. 2d, Lorenzo J. Goodrich, b. Oct. 2, 1823: she d. Chat- 
ham, Mar. 21, 1898. 

Ch. by 1st marriage: 
8496.* Makie Elizabeth, b. Feb. 28, 1845. 

By 2d marriage: 
8497.* Jesse D. b. Dec. 18, 1849. 

8498.* Frederick C, " Nov. 11, 1858. 

[4241] JOSEPH BADGER STARKS,» (Bro. of Lucy M.,) 

b. Mar. 10, 1827; name of first wife unknown; m. 2d, Alzina Pettit. He d. 
Red Rock, N. Y., Sept. 1, 1895. 
No issue. 

[4242] FRANCES J. STARKS,8 (Sister of Lucy M.,) 

b. Red Rock, N.Y., Dec. 23, 1829; m. William White. 

No issue. 

[4243] RALPH J. STARKS,8 (Bro. of Lucy M.,) 

b. Red Rock, N.Y., Mar. 29, 1832; m. Phebe M. Griswold, b. July 3, 1840. 
He d. Ghent, N.Y., Oct. 17, 1873. 
Children: 

8499. George F., b. Oct. 22, 1859. 

8500. Eva, " Apr. 18, 1862; m. William Phillips. 

8501. TalcottG., " Aug. 10, 1866; d. May 28, 1885. 

8502. Burt, " Apr. 16, 1868; " Feb. 9, 1882. 

[4244] PHEBE A. STARKS,* (Sister of Lucy M.,) 

b. Red Rock, N.Y., Mar. 11, 1834; m. June 15, 1857, Andrew Butler, b. Apr. 
7, 1831. She d. Chatham, N. Y., June 15, 1857. 
Child: 

8503. Addie J., b. Oct. 11, 1855. 

[4251] Miss BEEBE,8 (Daughter of Prudence Starks,' Ruth Ford,« Ruth 
Hamlin,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James, 21) m. Mesick. 

Cb. b. Chatham, N.Y.: 

8504.* John C, Oct. 18, 1852. 

[4252] LEORA A. STARKS,8 (Amos H.,' Ruth Ford.e Ruth Hamlin,^ 
Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Chatham, N. Y., 1852; m. Detroit, Mich., Dec. 
27, 1874, Dr. Charles, son of Charles F. and Amanda L.Pratt, b. Earlville, N. J., 
Mar. 24, 1850; civil engineer, physician, fruit grower; Los Angeles, Cal.; Knight 
Templar; Methodists. They separated, she res. with her dau. Anna, Univer- 
sity, Los Angeles. 

Children: 

8505. Herbert Starks, b. June 24, 1878, Detroit; unm. 

8506. Florence J., " Aug. 28, 1882, " 

8507. Anna B., " Apr. 28, 1891, " " 



EIGHTH GENERATION. . 829 

[42551 WILLARD R. STARKS,' M. D., (Bro. of Leora A.,) 

b. Chatham, N.Y., Nov. 8,1865; m. Maiden Bridge, N. Y., Sept. 1,1898, 

Isadora C, dau. of Samuel N. and Hannah Cornelia (Elliott) Hand, b. Maiden 

Bridge, July 17, 1865; physician and surgeon; Chatham; Republican; Agnostic; 

educated Ann Arbor, Mich., 1887-91; member Columbia Lodge, 98, A.F.& A.M. 

•and Friendship Lodge, 2924, K. P. She member O. E. S. 

No issue. 

[4257] ALANSON G. FORD,^ (Alphonso,' Alanson,« Ruth Hamlin,^ 

: Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Feb. 7, 1828; m. Jane A. Barnes;* res. Chat- 

I ham, N. Y. 

Child: 

8508. Frank, b. 1862; res. Chatham. 

[4265] FRANKLIN SMITH FORD,^ (Lorenzo D.,^ David,* Ruth Ham- 
I iin,B Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,^') b. Canaan, N.Y., June 6, 1828; m. Green- 
port, N.Y., June 20, 1850, Mary Jane, dau. of Robert R. and Nancy Hollenbeck, 
b. Greenport, June 12, 1832; dealer in coal andfeed; Chatham, N, Y.; Republican^ 

•Christians. 

Ch. b. Canaan: 



8509.* 


Andrew S., 


Mar. 


2, 


1853, 


8510.* 


Alfred B., 


Jan. 


18, 


1855. 


8511.* 


Eva J-t 


Sept. 


23, 


1867, 



[4266] CORDELIA A. FORI>,8 (Sister of Franklin S.,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Nov. 7, 1829; m. there, Sept. 1, 1847, Cornelius B. Fowler, 

Id. Duchess Co., N. Y., Mar. 6, 1826; farmer; Canaan and Little Falls, N- Y.^ 

Republican. She d. Chicago, 111., Nov., 1895. 

Ch. b. Canaan; 

8512.* Frank, Oct. 29, 1848. 

8513.* Addie, Feb. 28, 1857. 

8514. Emily, d. infancy. 

[4267] SIDNEY WILCOX F0RD,8 (Bro. of Franklin S.,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Jan. 13, 1832; m. Anna Maria Van Vleck, b. Flat Brook, 

"N. Y.; farmer; Canaan, N. Y., and Gilman, 111.; Republican. He d. McCook, 

:Neb., May 13, 1892; she d. Gilman. 

Children; 

8515. Nettie. 

8516. Jennie. 

8517.* BuRTT, b. Aug. 19, 1867, Canaan. 

8518. Ellis, " Aug. 19, 1867, 

8519. Angie. 

[4268] ADALINE MOREHOUSE FORD,* (Sister of Franklin S.,) 
b. Canaan, N. Y., Nov. 21, 1833; m. there. May 31, 1858, George Washington, 

son of Collins and Wealthy (Law) Flint,t b. Flat Brook, N. Y., Oct. 18, 1817; 

farmer: Flat Brook; Republican; she Baptist. He d. Flat Brook, Aug. 19, 1898. 

* For Barnes see note 116. 
+ For Flint see note 300. 



I 



830 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. b. Flat Brook: 

8520. Charles, July 18, 1859; unm. 1899. 

8521. BURTiE, Kov. 1, 1861; d. Feb. 5, 1863. 

8522. May, May 22, 1864, " Oct. 9, 1865. 
8523.* Mabel, Feb. 19, 1869. 

8524.* Lorenzo Dow, Apr. 16, 1871. 

[4269] ANTOINETTE A. FORD,8 (Sister of Franklin S.,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., June 8, 1836; m. Red Rock, N. Y., Oct. 28, 1866, Dayton^. 

son of Samuel H. Pierson, b. Canaan, June 23, 1819; farmer; Canaan; Republican;: 

Christians. He d. Canaan, Feb. 15, 1895. 
Ch. b. Canaan: 
8525.* Nellie F., Nov. 29, 1869. 

[4270] MORTIMER MOREHOUSE,* (Adeline Ford,^ David,6 Rutb 

Hamlin,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) h. Red Rock, N. Y., June 13, 1828; 

m. Ghent, N. Y., Feb. 3, 1848, Caroline, dau. of John and Maria (Ostrander> 

Harder, b. Apr. 6, 1828; superintendent of pistol factory, Springfield, Mass. He 

d. Springfield, Dec. 5; 1885. 

Child: 

8526. Mildred, b. June 8, ; unm. 1899. 

[4271] DAVID WILCOX,8 (Geraldine Ford,^ David,^ Ruth Hamlin,^- 
Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Red Rock, N. Y., Mar. 27, 1830; m. Jan. 28^ 
Betsey Doty;* dentist; Catskill, N. Y. He d. Canaan, Sept. 3, 1884. 
No issue. 

[4272] SUSAN WILCOX,^ (Sister of David,) 

b. Red Rock, N. Y., Aug. 19, 1832; m. Jan. 2, 1851, Uriah Harmon. She d, 
Chatham, N.Y., Feb. 13; 1881. 
Children: 

8527. Ida I., b. Feb. ll, 1855-. 

8528. Mary A., " Sept. 15, 1857. 

8529. Charles M., " Dec. 11, 1858. 

• [4274] ELLIS J. FORD,^ (Joseph C.,^ David,^ Ruth Haralin,^ Thomas,* 

Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Canaan, N. Y., June 18, 1843; m. Nov. 15,1869, 

Ellen, dau. of Rev. Rufus D. and Mary (Kellogg) Howes; farmer; Canaan; 

Christians. 

Children: 

8530. Morton, b. Oct. 16, 1876. 

8531. ■ Harry, " J une 29, 1885. 

[4275] HELEN FORD,8 (Sister of Ellis J.,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Dec. 14, 1846; ra. Dec. 24, 1874, Ashley B., son of Rev, 
Rufus D. and Mary (Kellogg) Howes; farmer; Canaan; Christians, 
Child: 

8532. Elflbda, b. Sept. 7, 1880. 

* For Doty see note 230. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 



831 



[4276] IRVING FORD.s (Bro. of Ellis J.,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Apr. 28, 1858; m. Dec. 18, 1879, Dora, dau. of Talcott R. 
cand Ann (Calendar) Burrows; farmer; Canaan. 

Children: 

8533. Mabel, b. Dec. 9, 1880. 

8534. Florence, " June 28, 1888, 

[4277] GEORGE H. EORD.^ (David,'^ Ruth Hamlin,^ Thomas,* Eben- 
enezer,3 James,2i) b. Canaan, N. Y., Feb. 1832; m. Sept. 1, 185G, Jane S. 
Brown, of Brownville, Canada. He d. Effingham, 111., Apr. 1872. 
Children: 

8535. Louise Jane, b. May 30, 1857, Orono, Canada. 

8536. William A., "Dec. 26, 1860, Prince Albert, Canada; d. 1884. 

8537. Sarah E., " June 5, 1868, Duquoin, 111. 



[4278] ANGELINE B. rORD,8 (Sister of George H.,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Dec. 12, 1836; m. John Ford, b. Canada, Aug. 30, 1832; res. 
^Milwaukee, Wis. 



1, 1858, Canada. 

28, 1860, " d. 1897. 
24, 1861, 

2, 1863, " d. Dec. 24, 1866. 
23, 1864, Chicago; d. June 11, '65. 
14, 1867, '« d. Oct. 9, 1868. 

2, 1868, 
19, 1870,Rockford. 

Milwaukee. 





Children: 






8538. 


Harriet M,, 


b. 


Nov. 


8539. 


Mary Jane, 




Apr. 


8540. 


Elizabeth S., 




Sept 


8541. 


James Edmond, 




Mar. 


8542. 


Francis George, 




Dec. 


8543. 


David William, 




Apr. 


8544. 


Lydia Matilda, 




Aug. 


8545. 


Angeline Isabella, 




Apr. 


8546. 


Samuel, 






8547. 


Frederick, 






8548. 


Eugenie, 







[4279] EUGENE FORD,8 T Bro. of George H.,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Aug, 18, 1841; m. Chicago, 111., Sept. 4, 1866, Frances M., 
•dau. of Thomas and Beulah A. (Clawson) McGrath, b. Chicago, Nov. 13, 1845; 
•carriage manufacturer; Canaan, until 1850: Rochester, N. Y., until 1853; To- 
ronto, Canada; until 1863; Chicago, until 1872; McGregor, Iowa, 1873; since, 
R(tckford, 111,; Independent; member Star in the East Lodge, 166, A. F. & A. M.; 
and Tribe of Ben Hur. 

Ch. b. Chicago: 
8549. Helen L., Dec. 17, 1869; m. Raymond Rockstead. 



[4283] EDWIN WILLIAM FREESE,* (Ruth Burrows,^ Prudence 

PordiB Ruth Hamlin,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,iii) b. Red Rock, N. Y., June 

16, 1848; m. Chatham, N. Y., by Rev. G. D. Townsend, Feb. 27, 1884, Mary, dau. 

j«f John and Mary (Lee) Averill, b. Chatham, May 1, 1864; carriage maker; Red 

Rock; Democrat. 

Ch. b. Chatham: 
8550. William Frederick, Dec. 23, 1886. 



8551. 


Akgie, 


8552. 


MiLO Smith, 


8553. 


Andrew, 


8554. 


Henky Dokland, 



832 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[4284] PRUDENCE FREESE,^ (Sister of Edwfn W., ) 

b. Red Rock, N. Y., Dec. 27, 1851; m. there, by Rev. Joel Gallup, May 30^ 

1875, Charles Norman and Sarah (Shuphelt) Ashley, b. May 14, 1851; farmer; 
Rayvllle, N.Y.; Republican; she Christian. 

Children: 

). Sept. 15, 1876, RayviTle. 

■ Feb. 28, 1878, Red Rock: unm. 1899. 

Sept. 19, 1879, Rayville; d. Apr. 2, 1882. 

' May 11, 1886, 

[4285] GEORGE FORD CRANE,* (Maria Burrows,' Prudence Ford,6' 
Ruth Hamlin,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Red Rock, N.Y., Jan. 14, 1836; 
m. there, Oct. 27, 1857, Sarah Ann, dau. of Alanson and Artemesia (Shumway). 
Briggs, b; Chatham, N.Y., May 4, 1838: blacksmith; Red Rock; Republican; 
Christians. He d. Red Rock, Dec. 31, 1858. 
Ch. b. Red Rock: 

8555.* Mary Matilda, Oct. 3, 1858. 

[4286] MARIETTA CRANE,8 (Sister of George F.,) 

b; Red Rock, N.Y., Sept. 25, 1839; m. there, Sept. 22, 1860, Elijah Blashfleld, 
b. Shushan, N. Y., Sept. 22, 1832; farmer; Shushan, until 1867; later at Ghent^ 
N. Y.; Republican; she Christian. She d. Shushan, Oct. 17, 1865; he d. Salem, 
N.Y., Mar. 20, 1871. 

Ch. b. Shushan: 

8556.* George Crane, Apr. 10, 1863. 

[4290] FREDERICK VINCENT BURROWS,^ (Addison,^ Prudence- 
Ford," Ruth Hamlin, •'i Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,^!) b. Red Rock, N. Y., May 
28, 1845; m. there, Nov. 22, 1873, Annie Hannah, dau. of Arnold and Lomira. 
(Fairchilds*) Petti t, b. Austerlitz, N. Y., Apr. 16, 1835; farmer; Red Rock; Repub- 
lican; Private, I, 91st N.Y., Inf. Vols.; enlisted Aug. 19, 1864; in battle of Five- 
Forks, and various skirmishes; d is. June 10, 1865; she Methodist. Shed. Red 
Rock, Sept. 29, 1896. 

Child: 

8557. Flossie, b. Dec. 20, 1881, Danbury, Ct. 
An adopted daughter. 

[4292] SUSAN ANN BURRO WS,» (Sister of Frederick V.,) 

b. Red Rock, N.Y., May 29, 1849; m. Green River, Feb. 1873, John Henry, 
son of John and Maria (Ostrander) Harder, b, Ghent, N.Y., 18,34; farmer; Re(J 
Rock; Republican; she Christian. She d. Red Rock, Jan. 30, 1874. 
No issue. 

[4293] DAVID JEROME BURROWS,' (Bro. of Frederick V.,) 

b. Red Rock, N.Y., May 18, 1851; m. there, by Rev. C. W. Havens, Dec. IV 

1876, Catherine, dau. of James Patrick, and Hannah McGovern, b. Chatham, 
N.Y., Nov. 26, 1848; farmer: Red Rock; Republican; she Christian. 

* ForFairchlldsee notft 173. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 833 

Ch. b. Canaan, N. Y.: 

8558. Charles Mortimer, Dec. 26, 1881. * 

8559. Esther Maria, July 19, 1883. 

8560. Leo Guy, Jan. 3, 1886. 

[4295] WILLIAM MICKLE BURROWS,* (Bro. of Frederick V., ) 
b. Red Rock, N. Y., May 10, 1856; m. there, Sept. 18, 1881, Nellie, dau. of 

Amos and Julia Maria (Brace) Kelsey, b. Green River, N. Y., Dec. 6, 1859; 

farmer; Austerlitz; Republican; she Methodist. 

Children: 

8561. Mortimer Townsend, b. Feb. 18, 1882, Red Rock. 

8562. Maude Ethel, " Sept. 15, 1887, " 

8563. Pearl Laura, " Mar. 7, 1896, Chatham. 

[4296] URIAH DAYIS SKIFF,* (Zilpha Jane Burrows,^ Prudence 

Ford, 6 Ruth Hamlin,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,^!) b. Canaan Four Corners, 
N.Y., Nov. 6, 1844; m. Feb. 6, 1871, Edna, dau. of Martin Williams, b. Oct. 20, 
1850; blacksmith; Canaan Four Corners; Republican; member Unity Lodge 9, 
A. F. & A. M. 

Ch. b. Canaan Four Corners: 



8564. 


Fred M., 


July 20, 1874; unm. 


8565. 


Effie M., 


Oct. 29, 1877, " 


8566. 


Myrtle M., 


Jan. 11, 1880, " 


8567. 


Asa W., 


Jan. 6, 1883. 


8568. 


Mildred E., 


Sept. 15, 1885. 


8569. 


Perry D., 


Oct. 19, 1887. 


8570. 


Dewey W., 


Nov. 2, 1891; d. Jan. 21, 1893 


8571. 


Melville W., 


Mar. 1, 1895. 



[4299] ROBERT R. FORD,* (Albert,^ Ruel,« Ruth Hamlin,^ Thomas,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Canaan, N. Y., Aug. 31, 1828; m. 1st, Laura Brown; 
m. 2d, Almira Brown; m. 3d, Kate Rogers; res. Canaan. He d. 1882. 
Child: 

8572. Edward; res. Canaan. 

[4313] ABIGAIL LORD STARKS,* (EmelineFord,^ Ruel,* Ruth Ham- 
lin,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Canaan, N.Y., Nov. 16, 1835; m. Flat 
Brook, N. Y., Apr. 3, 1855, Chester, son of Chester and Elmira (French) Belding, 
b. Flat Brook, Aug. 11, 1832; engineer, florist and bee keeper; Middletown, N.Y., 
winters at Claremont, Ya.; Prohibitionist; she Cong.; Good Templar, W.C.T.U. 
Ch. b. Middletown: 

8573. Georges., Nov. 16, 1860. 

8574. Orville D., Jan. 18, 1866. 

[4314] HARRIET ELIZABETH STARKS,' (Sister of Abigail L.,) 
b. Canaan, N.Y., Aug. 1, 1839; m. Middletown, N.Y., June 14, 1871, Henry 
C, son of Atlas and Mary (Ashley) Reed, b. Nassau, N. Y., Oct. 1, 1845; team- 
ster; South Rossmans, N.Y.; Democrat; private, E, 91 N.Y. Inf,Vols.; enlisted 
Oct. 1864; dis. July 3, 1865; she Methodist. 



1 



834 THE HAMLO FAMILY. 

Ch. b. Brainard, N. Y.: 
8575.* AbbieJ., " Mar. 10, 1872. 

8576.* Leroy, June 28, 1875. 

8577. Emma, June 13, 1877; unm. 1900. 

[4317] ADELBERT FORD,* (Ruel,^^ Ruth Hamlin,^ Thomas,* Eben- 

ezer,3 James,2i) b. Red Rock, N.Y., Mar. 4, 1837; m. Chatham, IST.Y., Dec. 1866, 

Frances Almira, dau. of Amos S. and Eliza (Herrick) Goodrich,* b. Red Rock, 

Aug. 24, 1848; carpenter; Red Rock and Chatham: Republican; Freemason; 

Christians. 

Children: 

8578. Minnie, b. Mar. 20, 1869, Red Rock. 

8579. John D., " Dec. 20, 1875, Chatham: unm. 1899. 

[4318] HENRIETTA FORD,* (Sister of Adelbert,) 

b. Red Rock, N. Y., Apr. 24, 1839; m. there, Sept. 1858, Samuel, son of Ralph 
and Sally (Hunt) Bright, b. Ghent, N.Y., July 8, 1833; lumber dealer: Ghent and 
Chatham, N. Y.; member Columbia Lodge 98, A. F. & A. M. She d. Red Rock, 
May 15, 1861; he d. Chatham, Mar. 22, 1888. 
Ch. b. Chatham: 

8580. Otis F.,. Aug. 29, 1859. 

8581. LuLTA H., Feb. 27, 1861. 

[4319] LORANA CRAWFORD FORD,8 (Sister of Adelbert,) 

b. Red Rock, N.Y., Aug. 20, 1840; m. Austerlitz, N.Y., Nov. 1867, Henry 

Willetts, son of Oscar and Eliza (Willets) Vanderburg, b. Chatham, N.Y., Sept. 

1, 1843; . carpenter; Chatham, until 1867; since at Red Rock; Democrat; she 

Christian. She d. Red Rock, July 16, 1885. 
Ch. b. Red Rock: 

8582. EraW., May 8, 1868. 

8583. OraF., June 16, 1869. 

8584. Martin Oscar, Apr. 18, 1871. 

8585. Edgar M., Sept. 1, 1873j unm. 1899. 

[4320] RALPH STARKS F0RD,8 (Bro. of Adelbert,) 

b. Red Rock, N.Y., Nov. 30, 1841; m. there, Feb. 22, 1868, Rachael Ann, dau. 
of John C. and Cornelia (Bi-ow) Beebe, b. Ghent, N. Y., Apr. 12, 1845; carpen- 
ter; Red Rock; Democrat; Christians. 
Ch. b. Red Rock: 

8586. Henrietta, Apr. 10, 1869. 

8587. Miranda, Mar. 27, 1874. 

[4340] SARAH EMELINE HAMLIN,8 (Solomon G.,^ Caleb J.,« 

Thomas,-^* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Glenville, N. Y.; m. Aaron Reese, of Schenec- 
tady; cooper and builder; Albany. She v?as accidentally burned to death. 

Children: 

8588. Anna; teacher, Albany, N.Y. 

8589. Frank. 

8590. Platt. 

8591. Daniel. 

* For Goodrich see note 217. 



iHA 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 835 

[4349] Capt. DAVID HENRY HAMLIN,8 (Anson B.,' Caleb J.,* 

Tliomas,^* Ebenezer,^ .Tames,2i) b. Glenville, N. Y., July 4, 1832; m. there, Feb. 
15, I860, Katherine, dau. of Abram Truax and Margaret Jane (Kinsella) Conde,* 
b. West Milton, Saratoga Co., N.Y.. June 24, 1839: educated in the public schools 
of his native town, Charlotteville and Janesville Acadamies; graduated from 
State Normal School, Albany, Class 1857; school teacher; Supt. of Schools, 
Schenectady, N.Y., 1858; Capt. B, 134 N.Y. Inf. Vols., commissioned Aug. 19, 
18fi2: participated in battles of Eredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, 
and Lookout Mt.: removed to McGregor, Iowa, after the war; bookkeeper: later 
in business for himself; removed to Winona, Minn., 1872; book keeper and trav- 
eling salesman; later merchant, Winona; she Cong. She d. Apr. 22, 1898. 
Children: 

8592.* Conde. b. Nov. 9, 1861, Glenville. 

8593.* Fked Elmendokf, " Dec. 7, 1864, McGregor. 

8594.* Grace Augusta, " July 18,1867, 

[4350] CALEB JEWETT HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of David H.,) 

b. Glenville, N.Y^., June 5, 1834: m. Florida, N.Y., June 5, 1872, Mary Augus- 
ta, dau. of Jeremiah and Jemima (Dorn) Schuyler, b. Florida, Apr. 21, 1844. He 
was extensively known as a hotel man; clerk in some of the best known hotels 
in New York, Albany, Saratoga, Catskill Mountains, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, 
i Cleveland and Chicago: was connected with the St. James in N.Y. City; Tiflt 
I House, Buffalo; Palmer House, Chicago; International at Niagara Falls; Clar- 
endon, at Saratoga; Delevan in Albany. The last three seasons of his life he 
I was proprietor of the Adirondack Inn, Sacandaga Park. He was a gentleman 
I of fine address and pleasing manners, with an extensive acquaintance, and had 
traveled considerable in other countries; res. Amsterdam, N.Y.; member Re- 
I formed Chyrch. He d. Amsterdam, Mar. 11, 1902. 
No issue. 

[4.351] Coi.. SOLYMAN GREGORY^ HAMLIN,* (Bro. of David H.,) 

; b. Glenville, N.Y. , Jan. 19, 1837; m. there, June 29, 1869, Harriet Maria, 

I dau. of Johnson and Susan Maria (Romeyn) Potter, b. Glenville, Feb. 10, 1842. 

He was educated in the public schools and attended Jonesville Academy; read 

I law a short time, but failing eyesight obliged him to relinquish these pursuits 

' and return to the farm. He assisted his brother, Capt. David to raise Co. B, 

134 N.Y. Inf. Vols., of which he was made 1st Lieut., Aug. 19, 1862, and later 

i captain of Co. C, same Reg't. He participated in battles of Fredericksburg, 

i Chancellorsville and Gettysburg, where he was captured, taken to Libby prison 

' and confined a year, thence to Macon, Ga., and Charlestown, S. C, while under 

, fire of the Federal fleet, thence to Columbia, S. C, wliere he escaped, using 

1 sickness as a ruse; he was granted permission to go outside the prison to the 

hospital, watching an opportunity, he soon fled: twenty two nights were spent 

I in reaching the Federal lines of Gen. Sherman, at Savannah, under cover of 

j darkness to avoid recapture. Travel was slow, the day time spent in swamps, 

I etc., where he and his comrades received assistance and kind treatment from 

the negroes. He received leave of absence, and reached his father's house, 

Glenville, on Thanksgiving day. Nov. 25, 1864. After a few months rest he 

again entered the service as Major 192 N.Y''. Inf. Vols, and served as Provost 

* Note 447. JONATHAN CONDE, was killed by Indians, in the massacre at Schenec- 
tady, N.Y. 

ADAM CONDE, son of Jonathan, b. 1748; m. Catherine Truax; one of the first white set- 
tlers of Glenville, N. Y. ; a revolutionary soldier, pensioner; he d. 1834. 



836 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Marshall, Wheeling, W. Va.; dis. Feb. 18, 1866, with the rank of Brev. Col. 
N. Y., Vols, for good service during the war. He returned to Glenville and en- 
gaged in farming, but became editor of the Daily Union, from May 8, 1866 until 
the fall of 1877; school commissioner, 1869: postmaster, Schenectady, N.Y., 
1875-81; member Reformed Church. He d. Mar. 30, 1881; she Sept. 6, 1884. 
Ch. b. Schenectady: 

8595. Fannie Potter, Mar. 4, 1873; d. Feb. 2, 1883. 

8596. Frank BowEKS, Mar. 18,1876," Feb. 4, 1897, unm. 
8597.* SoLYMAN Gregory, Apr. 30, 1878. 

[4352] Hon. CHRISTOPHER OSTROM HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of David H.,) 
b. Glenville, N. Y., Feb. 21, 1839; m. Niskayuna, N. Y., Oct. 30, 1867, Mira, 

dau. of Joseph and Eliza (Blount) Rogers, b. Troy, N. Y., Mar. 20, 1843; farmer; 

Niskayuna; supervisor, 1872-80; representative, 1882. 
Ch. b. Niskayuna: 

8598. Josephine, Nov. 6, 1868. 

8599. Anson B., May 6, 1874. 

[4353] OLIVER BOWERS HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of David H.,) 

b. Glenville, N. Y., Jan. 20, 1841; m. Hayes City, Kansas, Oct. 8, 1870, Jeru- 
sha, dau. of Aaron and Sarah Jane (King) Green, b. near Indianapolis, Ind., 
Feb. 3, 1842; bookkeeper and agent for Atlantic Dynamite Co.; Republican: 
private, G, 191, N. Y. Inf. Vols.: member O. P. Morton Post, G. A. R.; Medoc 
Lodge, A. F,& A.M.; Lodge, 34, K. P.; and A.O.U.W.; Methodist. He d. 
Joplin, Mo., June 1, 1892. 
Children: 

8600. Anson B., b. Sept. 3, 1871, Schenectady, N. Y. 

8601. William Arthur, " May 15, 1876, Joplin; d. Oct. 5, 1893. 

[4354] HERMAN GIBBS HAMLIN,* (Bro. of David II..) 

b. Glenville, N. Y., Jan. 16, 1843; m. there, Feb. 4, 1874, Frances, dau. of 
Jacob and Anna ( VanDenburg) Van Loan, b. Coxsackie, N. Y., Apr. 30, 1849: 
school teacher: Schenectady, N.Y.: deputy postmaster; member Reformed 
Church. 

Ch. b. Schenectady: 

8602. A Child, d. infancy. 

8603. Ruth, May 10, 1883. 

[4356] BETSEY ABIGAIL HAMLIN,* (Sister of David H.,) 

b. Glenville, N.Y., Nov. 7, 1848; m. there, Feb. 16, 1870, Cornelius S., son of 
Abram Truax and Margaret Jane (Kinsella) Cond^,* b. Milton. N. Y., Dec. 4, 
1837; removed with his parents to Glenville, 1842; educated Schenectady Ly- 
ceum and State Normal School, Albany; taught school eight years; afterwards, 
merchant; Supt. Warner Car Co. Yard, Grand Central Depot, N. Y. City; man- 
facturer knit goods, Schenectady, since 1880; Republican; supervisor 1891-3; 
Prest. Board, 1893; Past Regent and trustee Council 193, R.A.; he rendered val- 
uable assistance in compiling records of this branch of the family. She d. 
Schenectady, Oct. 4, 1883. 
Children: 

8604. Edavin G., b. Apr. 24, 1871, Amsterdam. 

8605. Edwin Hamlin, " July 1880, Schenectady; d. Sept. 28, 1883. 

* For Conde see note 447. 



EIGHTH GENERATIOK. 837 

[4357] MARY CLARISSA HAMLIN,' ( Sister of David H.,) 

b. Glenville, N. Y., Feb. 3, 1851; m. there, Feb. 25, 1879, Vroman, son of 

Abraham and Maria (Vroman) DeGrafE, b. West Charltonj N. Y.; farmer, res. 

'on the farm on which he was born; educated in the common school and Fort 

Edward Inst. 

No issue. 

[4358] WILLIAM SEWARD HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of David H.,) 

b. Glenville, N.Y., Feb. 28, 1854; m. West Charlton, N. Y., Nov. 23, 1881, 

Anna, dau. of George and Margaret Maria (McKindley) Bell, b. W. Charlton; 

merchant and farmer; Glenville; succeeded to his father's business; town cleric. 
No issue. 

14365] ANGELICA TRUAX HA MLIN,8 (Richard C.,' Caleb J., « 

Thoraas,5i Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Glenville, N.Y., Aug. 16, 1840; unmarried; 
teacher in school for the blind, N.Y.City many years. She rendered valuable 
assistance in compiling the records of this branch of the family; Boston, Mass., 
1902. 

[4366] Dr. ABBIE HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Angelica T.,) 

b. Glenville, N. Y., Feb. 1, 1842; m. Greenbush, N. Y., Aug. 1, 1871, Gen. 
James P., son of Hugh and Mary (Nolan) Maclvor, b. Enneskillen, Ireland, 
Nov. 26, 1837. He was educated in the national schools of his native country, 
land by tutors. Private, 69, N.Y. Inf. Vols., enlisted April 21, 1861, and was 
; promoted through all the ranks to Brev. Major General of Volunteers; com- 
,, manded 2d Brig., 2d Division, 2d Corps, Army of Potomac; prisoner of war thir- 
jteen months, discharged Aug., 1865; chief clerk of withdrawal bureau, N. Y. 
custom house, 1895. She res. Greenbush, until 1860; Detroit, Mich., until 1865: 
afterwards, N. Y. City, until her death; she received her preparatory education 
at Albany Female Academy, and graduated from N. Y. State Normal College, 
J1860, Ph. B. After teaching a few years she went to N. Y. City and taught 
school there in Ward 22, until called as adjunct professor in N. Y. Normal Col- 
lege, which position was resigned on her marriage. Subsequently she studied 
medicine and graduated from N. Y. Medical College for women, 1885; in which 
ishe was professor of diseases of children; physician and practiced medicine in 
;N. Y. City in partnership with her son. She was examiner of lunacy: medical 
examiner of teachers for N. Y. Board of Education; member of N.Y. County 
and State Medical Associations; a popular school officer; school inspector, 1895; 
school trustee, 1896, and chairman of the board, 1897. When the trustees were 
abolished she opposed the bill, appearing before the legislative committee 
against its passage, and before the mayor urging his veto; she was again ap- 
pointed inspector. As a daughter, sister, wife and mother, she won from her 
[family and relatives their homage and devoted love; as physician she won the 
confidence of her patients and the blessings of many of them who had no more 
to give, for she was a noble, charitable woman; as a public officer she won the 
respect, esteem and admiration of her colleagues and constituants. In all her 
relations in life it would be hard to paragon her. She d. from apoplexy, N. Y. 
jjCity, Feb. 8, 1900: buried Glenville. 

" Ch. b. N. Y. City: 

8606.* James Hamlin. May 1, 1872. 

8607. Flora Hamlin, May 9, 1880. 



838 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[4367] SAMUEL JEWETT HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Angelica T.,) 

b. Galnay, N.Y., July 25, 1844: m. Martha Spring, of Greenbush; farmer; 
Glenville: educated at Albany Academy; Republican. 
Children: 

8608. Esther, b. Apr. 1869, Greenbush; m. Oscar Searls. 

8609. Frank Sprong, " Nov. 1877. 

8610. Percey, " Mar. 1885. 

[4368] ANSON LESTER HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Angelica T.,) 

b. Greenbush, N.Y.,^ Jan. 25j 1846; m'. Minnie Smith, of Chicago, 111.: mer- 
chant; Chicago; educated at Albany Academy; Republican. 
Children: 

8611. Lester A., b. July 29, 1881. 

8612. LORisS., " Aug. 2, 1883. 

[4369] CALVIN CALKINS HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Angelica T.,) 

b. Greenbush, N. Y., Oct.. 20, 1848; m. Marshall, Mich., June 20, 1876, Mary 

L., dau. of George S. and Susan (Pratt) Wright, b. Marshall, Nov. 8, 1852. He 

entered the milling business in Mich., thence to Portland, Me., and became 

eastern agent of Washburn Crosby Co., flour and grain dealers, Boston, Mass.; 

member Chamber of Commerce, there. He d. of apoplexy, Boston, Sept. 4, 

1901. 

Ch. b. Boston: 

8613. Hugh Wright, Mar. 31, 1877. 

8614. , Richard Calender, Jan. 12, 1879: d. June 16, 1894. 

8615. Nelson Osgood, Oct. 21, 1884. 

8616. Thornton, May 14, 1892. 

[4373] Rev. TEUNIS SLINGERLAND HAMLIN,^ (Solomon C.,^ 

Caleb J. ,6 Thomas,5* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Glenville, N. Y., May 31, 1847: m. 
Ypsilanti, Mich., Feb. 4, 1873, Frances,, dau. of James Harvey and Amanda 
(Ward) Bacon,* b. Marine City, Mich., May 31, 1847; clergyman; Washington^ 
D. C; Republican. He resided at Glenville, until 1864; his education beginning 
in the public school; and he prepared for college at Charlton Academy; he 
entered the Sophomore Class of Union College, Schenectady, N.Y., and gradu- 
ated with honors, 1867. Principal of the High School, Ypsilanti, Mich., 1867- 
8; and principal of the Houghton public school, Detroit, Mich., four months, 
fr-om which lie resigned to prosecute theological studies. He was reared in the 
Reformed (Dutch) Church of Glenville. During his junior year in college he 
united with the First Reformed (Dutch)"Church of Schenectady: and entered 
the Theological Seminary of that denomination at New Brunswick, N. J., 1869. 
The next year he went to Union Seminary, N. Y. City, where he was graduated, 
1871; and licenced to preach by the Congregational Association of New York 
and Brooklyn. He was called to the pastorate of Woodside Presb. Church, Troy^ 
N.Y., ordained and installed by the presbytery of Troy, Sept. 28, 1871, Dr. 
Henry Boyntou Smith, of Union Seminary preaching the sermon, and remained 
in that pastorate thirteen years. In 1884 he accepted a call to the Mount Au- 
burn Presb. Church, Cincinnati, Ohio. Deep religious interest soon manifested 
itself under his pastorate, and the church grew rapidly in all directions, especi- 
ally in the formation of a vigorous Young People's Christian Union. In March, 

* For Bacon see note 75. 




Calvin C, Hamlin, 





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EIGHTH GENERATION. 839 

9886, a unanimous call was extended to him by the Church of the Covenant, 
Washington, i). C, and he was installed on Nov. 9, following. This was a new. 
PresVjyteri an church, organized in the previous October, embracing a number 
of the most eminent men at the Capital. The congregation was at this time 
worshiping in the Chapel, but steps were at once taken to build the contem- 
plated church edifice, work rapidly progressed, and notwithstanding tlie delay 
occasioned by the collapse of its magnificent tower, it was occupied for worship 
Feb. 24, 1890. It was immediately filled by a congregation embracing many 
distinguislied families. In this pastorate Dr. Hamlin has been eminently suc- 
cessful, and the membership of the church has increased more than ten fold in 
fifteen years, and its influence is widely felt. The degree of D.D. was conferred 
on him by Union College, 1886. Two years later he delivered the baccalaureate 
at his alma mater. He has been one of the University preachers at Yale, Cor- 
nell, Princeton, Amherst, and Vassar. On Nov. 11, 1890, he delivered an eulo- 
gium upon the late Dr. Ransom Bethune Welch, before the faculty and students 
of the Auburn (N.Y.) Theolgical Seminary: and in June, 189-i, an address on 
"Union College, in the Ministry," at the centenial of that institution. He lias 
written for many newspapers, magazines and reviews; his sermons have been 
numerously published, including a volume entitled, "Denorainationalism versus 
Christian Union," 1892. He has alwajs been active in ecclesiastical matters; 
and was chairman of the committee of his presbytery on the reversion of tlie 
'•Confession of Faith." He is one of the trustees of the United Society of 
Christian Endeavor; presidentof the Open Air Worker's Association of America: 
vice president of the Memorial Association of the District of Columbia: and a 
trustee of Howard University at Washington. On July, 1901, he was appointed 
by President McKinley a member of the Board of Visitors to the U. S. Hospital 
for the Insane, vice Dr. Byron Sunderland, deceased. 

Children: 

8617.* Elbert Bacon, b. Nov. 21, 1874, Troy. 

8618. Francis Bacox, " Nov. 5, 1887, Washington. 

[4375] CAHSTA HAMLIN,* (Hawley H.,^ Theron,6 Tliomas,-* Eben- 
ezer,3 James,2i) b. Groton, N. Y., Sept. 28, 183.5; m. Dryden, N. Y., Dec. 28, 
.1859, Cvrus, son of Warren and Belinda (Howard). Heath, b. Locke, -N. Y., Mar. 
J6, 1838; farmer; Locke, 1859: Groton, 1870; Serapronius, 1871-4; Cortiand, N. Y., 
since, 1877; Republican; member of South Cortland Grange, 4807, P. H.; Bap- 
tists. • • ■ ■ 
Ch. b. Locke, N. Y.: 

8619.* Jay, Sept. 16, 1860. 

8620.* Henry, Jan. 8, 1864. 

[4376] HENRY CLARK HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Calista,) 

b. Groton, N. Y., Jan. 28, 1838; m. there, July 4, 1860, Mary, dau. of Levi 
md Susan (Robinson) Wright, b. Groton, Mar. 4, 1842; farmer; Groton, until 
1851; Moravia, N. Y., until 1864; Groton, until 1866; Moravia, until 1886; since, 
Portland; Methodist. 

Children: 
8621.* Susie Adrenia, b. Feb. 2, 1866, Groton. 

8622.* Clara Orcelia, " June 16, 1869, Moravia. 



840 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[4:377] JOHN THERON HAMLIN,B (Bro, of CalistaJ 

b. Groton, N. Y., Jan. 13, 1843; m. Sempronius, N. Y,, Kesiah, dau. of WaiC 

and Polly M. (Taylor) Pearsoll, b. Suramerhill, N. Y., 1839; farmer; Moravia. 

and Suinmerhill; Republican; she Methodist; she d. Moravia, Mar. 30, 1880. 
Ch. b. Moravia: 

8623. Dorr L., Aug. 21, 1873; unm. 1902. 

8624. Florence E., June 23, 1880. 

[4378] MARTHA ANN HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Calista,) 

b. Groton, N. Y., Aug. 2, 1849; m. Locke, N. Y., Feb. 9, 1870, Rev. George A., 

son of Wait and Polly M. (Taylor) Pearsoll, b. Chatham, Pa., 1846; farmer and ! 

clergyman; res. Sempronius, Summerhill, Locke, Moravia, Moravia Village, I 

Montezuma, Conquest and North Huron, N.Y.: Methodists. They have arr 

adopted dau., Emma R., b. May 12, 1895. 

No issue, 

[4379] GEORGE ORRIN HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Calista,) 

b. Groton, N. Y., Dec. 27, 1852: m. Suramerhill, N. Y.. July 25, 1875, Laura- 
ette, dau. of William Henry and Amanda M. (Foster) Hopkins, b. Cortland, 
N. Y., Oct. 6, 1856; farmer; Locke, N. Y.; Republican; Methodists. 
Ch. b. Locke: 

8625. Ethel Bessie, Sept. 3, 1892. 

[4385] THERON H. JONES,^ (Harriet N. Hamlin,7Theron,6 Thomas.e* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Jackson Valley, Pa., Apr. 24, 1836: enlisted, H, 143 
Pa. Inf. Vols.; d. Virginia, April 24, 1863. 

[4390] LYDIA JENETTE HAMBLIN,^ (Nathan C.,' Theron," Thomas.^* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. near Harrodsburg, Ky., Aug. 15, 1852; m. Danville, Ky., 
Anderson Matherly, b. Mercer Co., Ky., 1851; farmer; Perryville, Ky., from 1872 
until her death. She d. Liberty, Ky., Jan. 8, 1882. 
Ch. b. Perryville: 

8626. George B., Feb. 8, 187a. 

[4393] THERON HANCHETT HAMBLIN/ (Bro. of Lydia J.,) 
b. Harrodsburg, Ky., Mar. 12, 1862; m. Liberty, Ky., Feb. 10,1881, Margaret, 
dau. of William and Alsa Fair, b. Liberty, Mar. 24, 1862: farmer: Perryville, 
from 1872 until his death; member Reformed Church. Both d. Liberty; he, 
July 3, 1887; she, July 13, 1881. 

No issue. 

[4394] JAMES HUNTER HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of Lydia J.,) 

b. near Harrodsburg, Ky., Dec. 5, 1864; m. Kentucky, 1889, Dora, dau. of 

James Noe, b. Casey Co., Ky.. Aug. 20, 1868; fanner; Mercer, Boyle and Casey 

counties, Ky. 

Children: 

8627. Hannibal, b. May 29, 1890. 

8628. Olive Alice, " Jan. 16, 1892. 

8629. William, ^' Feb. 10, 1894. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 841 

[4895] SAMUEL GILLIAM HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Lydia J.,) 

b. near Harrodsburg, Ky., July 20, 1868: m. Liberty, Ivy., Aug. 7, 1890, 
Mattie Breckenridge, dau. of J. W. and N. E. (Gray) Durham, b. Middleburg, 
Ky., Mar, 28, 1869, grand dau. of Rev. Robert Breckenridge, D.D., Pres't Theo- 
logical Seminary, Danville, Ky.: carpenter; Southport and Evansville, Indiana; 
since, in Kentucky. His father says he dropped the b from his name. 
No issue. 

[4404J MARY EDGETT.^ (Betsey Canfleld,7 Jerusha Hamlin," Thomas,^* 
Ebenezer,3 James,^!) m. Stewart. 

[4405] WALTER NATHAN CANFIELD,M Nathan," JerushaHamlin,^ 

Thomas,'^* Ebenezer,^ James.^i) b. Saratoga Co., N. Y., Dec. 23, 1828; m. Canan- 

daigua, N. Y., Mar. 20, 1861, Fidelia R., dau. of Isaac and Esther (Jacobs) Wash- 

i burn, b. Canandaigua, Jan. 11, 1831; farmer; Canandaigua; Republican; Baptist. 

She d. Canandaigua, Apr. 1, 1901. 

Ch. b. Canandaigua: 

8630. Ida Downs, Aug. 9, 1863; unm. 1902. 

[4406] CALVIN JEWETT CANFIELD,^ (Bro. of Walter N.,) 
I b. Clifton Park, N.Y., Jan. 3, 1834; m. Bristol, N. Y., Jan. 3, 1856, Louisa 
' Lucina Case; res. Canandaigua, N. Y. 
Children: 

8631. Nathan Jewett, b. Sept. 24, 1856; d. Mar. 23, 1857. 
, 8632. Frances Adeline, " June 19, 1858, " Feb. 26, 1874. 
I 863.3. Charles Arthur, " Aug. 29, 1861; unm. 1902. 

8634.* JohnJewett, " Feb. 24, 1867. 

8635.* Leavis David, " July 9, 1869. 

8636. Grace Betsey, " June 30, 1878; m. Frank Marks. 

[4412] ASAHEL C. DUNHAM,« (Harriet Canfield,^ Jerusha Hamlin,6 

Thomas,5i Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Apr. 2, 1842; m. Ypsilanti, Mich., May 27, 

1868, Florence L., dau. of Lee and Susan R. (Marshall) Yost, b. Waterloo, N.Y., 

Mar. 18, 1842; hardware merchant; Hudson, Mich., since 1868; Republican; she 

Cong. 

Ch. b. Hudson: 

8637. C. Lee, Nov. 8, 1878; d. Sept. 19, 1891. 

8638. Roy C, Sept. 21, 1883. 

[4413] ADDA MARIA DUNHAM, 8 (Sister of Asahel C.,) 

b. Pittsford, N. Y., Nov. 19, 1845; m. Ypsilanti, Mich., May 27, 1868, William 

Harrison, son of Lee and Susan R. (Marshall) Yost, b. Fayette, N. Y., Jan. 7, 

1''44; commercial traveler: Cleveland, Ohio. 
Ch. b. Ypsilanti: 

8639. Nina D., Jan. 6, 1872; m. Harry Tinan Osborn. 

[4415] HATTIE ESTELLE DUNHAM,* (Sister of Asahel C.,) 

b. Auburn, N.Y., June 1.3, 1857: m. Hudson, Mich., Oct. 4, 1875, Morris 

Miles, son of Jesse and Sally (Hetfield) Ellsworth, b. Wheatland, Mich., Mar. 

'28, 1851; rafgr. of soda fountains; Cleveland, Ohio. 
Ch. b. Mason, Mich.: 

8640. Mabel D., I)ec. 12, 1876; m. Frederick Clinton Harbaugh. 



i 



I 



842 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[4416] WILLIAM CANFIELD,* (Jewett,' Jeruslia Hamlin,6 Thomas,54 

Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Mar. 6, 1840; m. 1861, Kate Waltermire. He d. Apr. 6. 

1892, 

Child: 

8641. Adelbert, b. 1863. 

[4421] JAMES ASAHEL CANFIELD,^ (George C.,' Jerusha Hamlin,* 
Thomas,''* Ebenezer,^ ,Tames,2i) b. Fremont, Ohio, Mar. 14, 1863; m. Hudson, 
Mich., Feb. 21, 1888, Martha A., dau. of Abram and Lucy (Smith) Loyster, b. 
Pittsford, Mich., Jan. 23, 1865; editor and pubUsher, Patchogue Advance; res. 
Fremont, Ohio, until 1880; Lake Forest University, 1881; Hudson, Mich., until 
1887; St. Joseph, Mo., until 1892; since, Patchogue, L. I., N. Y.: Republican; 
member Paumanake Council, 778, R. A.; Congs. 

Children: 

8642. Emilie, b. Jan. 13, 1889, St. Joseph. 

8643. Dorothy, •' Dec. 23, 1893, Patchogue. 

8644. Louise, " Nov. 2, 1896, 



i 



[4423] OLIVER COOK HAMLIN,» (Sylvester B.,^ Cook,« Thomas,^* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Freedom, Ohio, Feb. 18, 1845: m. 1st, Stirling, 111., 1869, 
Susan, dau. of John Auldipher, b. Akron, Ohio, vv^ho d. Clinton, Iowa, Mar. 3, 
1879; m. 2d, Peoria, 111., 1893, Rebecca A. Pinney, b. Erie, 111., 1857; private, B, 
13 111. Inf. Vols.; enlisted May 24, 1861; in battles of Wilson Creek, Pea Ridge, 
Vicksburg, Jackson, Lookout Mountain, Chickamauga, Missionary Ridge, 
Ringgold, and some lesser engagements; vpounded in left wrist; dis. June 18, 
1864; county engineer, Peoria, III.; Republican: member K. P., G. A. R., V. V. V. ' 
and A. P. A.; Presbs.; first wife Methodist. 
Ch. by 1st wife: 

8645. Sylvester Benjamin, b. Sept. 1869, Stirling; unm. 1899. f 

8646. Howard, " Jan. 1875, Fulton, " " 

I 
[4424] AMMI ROGERS HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Oliver C, ) 

b. Freedom, Ohio, Nov. 8, 1849; m. Franklin Grove, 111., Oct. 3, 1876, Lucy 
Roe, b, Franklin Grove, Jan. 14, 1862; private, C, 8 111. Cav., enlisted Jan. 27, 
1864; dis. July 17, 1865; streetcar conductor; Milwauke, Wis.; Republican; Free- 
mason. 

Children: 

8647. Fred, b. Sept. 1878, Kenosha, Wis.; unm. 1899. 

8648. Roy, " June 1880, Frankhn Grove. 

[4425] ADDIE E. HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Oliver C.,) 

b. Tampico, 111., Mar. 1.3, 1856; m. Erie, 111., Nov. 14, 1878, John B., son of 

James and Isabella Wood, b. Peoria, 111., Dec. 27, 1854; farmer; Fenton, 111.; 

Democrat: member Rock River Lodge, 14, M. W. W.; she member Royal Neigh- 

b(jr, 1028, R.N. A. 

Ch. b. Fenton: 



8649. 


Carrie J., 


Oct. 


6, 


1880. 


8650. 


Carrie, 


May 


12, 


1886. 


8651. 


Callie, 


May 


12, 


1886. 


8652. 


Fred L., 


Feb. 


7, 


1888. 


8653. 


Willis E., 


Apr. 


1, 


1890. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 843 

[4427] CARRIE ELIZABETH HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Oliver C, ) 

b. Erie, III.. Feb. 17, 1861; m. there, Dec. 23, 1881, John L., son of Reuben 

Matt, and Matilda (Dodge) Thompson, b. Fenton, 111., Mar. 26, 1852; farmer; 

Fenton: Republican; member Ewing Camp 75, M. W. A.; Christians. 
Ch. b. Fenton: 

8654. Rov, Jan., 1884. 

8655. Matt, May 20, 1888. 

[4428] FRANKLIN BENJAMIN HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Oliver C.,) 
b. Erie. 111., June 9, 1865; m. there, Mar. 3, 1891, Mary, dau. of John and 

Theresia (Wahlheim) Mutchler, b. Wurtemberg, Germany, July 23, 1872; farmer; 

Erie; Republican: she Christian. 

Ch. b. Erie: 

Nov. 15, 1891. 
Feb. 27, 1893. 
Apr. 15, 1896. 
Oct. 23, 1898. 

[4434] ANNA HAMLIN.^ (Monroe,' Seth,^ Thomas,^* Ebenezer,3 

James,3i) b. Auburn, N. Y., Mar. 5, 1857; m. there, Nov. 8, 1876, Samuel Turner,^ 
son of Hiram and Hannah (Tyler) Delano,* b. Aurelius, N. Y., June 19, 1851; 
res. Syracuse, N. Y., 1890. She d. Auburn, Sept. 1,.1885. 

Ch. b. Auburn: 

8660. Frederick Hamlin, Nov. 29, 1877. 

8661. Harold, Sept. 12, 1880; d. Aug. 14, 1884. 

[4435] MORTIMER H. SMITH,8 (Mary Hamlin," Seth,« Thomas,^* Eb- 
enezer,3 James,2i) b. Skeneateles, N. Y., 1843; m. 1st, Syracuse, N.Y., 1876, 
Helen Curtis, b. Marcellus, N. Y., April, 1843, who d. Easthampton, Mass., 
1880; m. Auburn, N.Y., 1887, hislcousin, Elizabeth Hamlin [4431]; tailor; Au- 
burn. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

8662. Curtis, b. 1887, Easthampton. 
Two children d. infancy. 



8656. 


Floyd R., 


8657. 


Clyde T., 


8658. 


Earl L., 


8659. 


Carrie E., 



* Note 448. For Delano see note 233. 

TIMOTHY DELAN0.4 (.lonathan.'^s PWlip.i) b. Nov. 4, 1729, prob. in Tolland, Ct. ; m. 
jthere, Au». 1, 17.'i4. Lydia, dau. of .John Lathrop, b. Tolland, June 21, 1736. He served in Capt. 
Samuel Stoughton's Co. from Conn, in the French and Indian War, 1757; at Fort William Henry, 
tvhen attacked by Gen. Montcalm; selectman, 1702-3. Both d. Tolland; he, April 13, 1777. Chil- 
jlren: Calvin Timothy, Roxanna, Luther, Sarah, Timothy. 

Dr. CALVIN TIMOTHY DELANO,5 b. Tolland, Nov. 10, 18^6; m. Amenia, N. Y., Mar- 

jery, dau. of Peter and Margery (Cameron) Knickerbacker, b. Duchess Co.. N. Y. 1759; surgeon 

n Rev. under Gens. Schuyler and Washington; was at Burgoyne's surrender, at Saratoga, 1777. 

, ;3e d. Batavia, N.Y., .Ian. IS, ]8;i2; she d. Duchess Co., Dec. 28, 180S. Children: Cornelius Knick- 

; brbacker, Luther, Elenor. 

, 1 CORNELIUS KNICKERBACKER DELAN0,6 b. Ancram, N. Y.; m. his cousin, Cornelia 

I Miller, prob. at Copak ■, N. Y. Cliildren: Hiram, Milton, Mary, Almira. 

HIRAM DELANO,7 b. Aug. 23, 161fi; m. Aurelius, N.Y., Mar. 4, 1841, Hannah, dau. of Lon- 
on and Betsey (Tyler) Tyler, b. Aurelius, Sept. Ifi. 18(51. He resided Forrestville, N. Y. Chil- 
Iren: Betsey Cornelia, .lohn Manson. Mary Jane. William Miller, Lonson Tyler, Samuel Tan- 
ler, Harrison Edward, Anna Abbie, James Henry, Franklin Arthur, Frank Stanley, Sey- 
nour L. 



« 



844 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[4436] LAURA M. SMITH,8 (Sister of Mortimer H.,) 

b. Skaneateles, N. Y., Mar. 2, 1845; m. there, June 28, 1866, Charles, son of 

Daniel and Julia (Parsons) Rust, b. Easthampton, Mass., Jan. 24, 1837: merchant; 

Easthampton: 1st Lieut, and Q. M., 31 Mass. Inf. Vols., commivssioned Feb. 14, 

1862; dis. Sept. 9, 1865; member Ionic Lodge, K. H.. and George C. Strong Post, 

G. A.R.; she Cong. He d. Easthampton, Jan. 17, 1894. 

Children: 

8663. Lyman Ha3ILIn, b. July 9, 1868, Skaneateles. 

8664. Mary Elida, '• Apr. 30, 1872. Easthampton. 

8665. Harry Warner, " Aug. 24. 1874, " 

8666. Daniel Merton, " Aug. 27, 1882, " 

[4437] CARRIE H. SMITH,8 (Sister of Mortimer H.,) 

b. Skaneateles, N. Y., Jan. 31, 1856; m. there, April 19, 1876, F. N., son of 

Charles and Jane (Nye*) Harwood, b. Mottville, June 21, 1853; merchant; Roch 

ester, N. Y.; Freemason; she Epis. 

Ch. b. Skaneateles: 

8667. Laura Faith, Oct. 15, 1880. 



[4441] DORR MONROE HAMLIN,* (Dorr,^ Seth,« Thomas,^* Ebene- 
zer,3 James,2i) b. Auburn, N. Y., Dec. 4, 1854; m. Emma A., dau. of Orville and 
Ruth (Holley) Crittenden, b. South Sodus, N.Y., Aug. 13, 1853; railroad agent. 
He d. Penn Yan, N. Y., Dec. 30, 1886. 

Children: 

8668. Ruth Amelia, b. Oct. 16, 1875, Red Creek, N. Y. 

8669. DorrM., " Nov. 11, 1876, Lewiston, N.Y.; d. July22, 1877 

[4442] HARRIET SOPHIA HAMLIN,* (Sister of Dorr M.,) 

b. Auburn, N.Y., Feb. 25, 1858; m. 1st, there, Feb. 25, 1885, Bradley S., 

Botsford, b. Westbury, N.Y., May 1, 1853, who d. Dec. 21, 1886, on the railroad; 

m. 2d, Auburn, Nov. 25, 1891, Hiram Newton, son of George and Elizabeth 

(Thompson) Lemmon, b. Cato, N. Y., Jan., 1851; glove manfr.; Auburn: she 

Presb. 

No issue. 

[4443] JAMES ANTHONY HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Dorr M., ) 

b. Auburn, N. Y., Dec. 21, 1862; m. Rochester, N. Y., Nov. 29, 1883, Nora F. 
Parker; railroad agent; he d. Auburn, Jan. 7, 1892. 

No issue. 

[4445] ADDIE TERRY HAMLIN,^ (George A.,^ Seth,« Thomas," Eben- 
ezer,3 James,2i) b. Skaneateles, N. Y., Feb. 7, 1859; m. N. Y. City, June 10, 

1899, Robert Dunlap, son of Louis A. and Katherine R. (Beers) Golding, b. 

Brooklyn, N. Y., July 24, 1862. 

[4446] ASA BLAIR HAMLIN,* (George H.,'' Salmon,& Thomas,^* Eben- 
enezer,3 James,2i) b. Forest Lake, Pa., Nov. 11, 1848; m. Harford, Pa., Mar. :37, 
1878, Ella Augusta, dau. of Orlando and Sarah (Hill) Walrous, b. Harford, Jan. 
20, 1852; farmer; Forest Lake; on account of failing health, he sold his farm 

* For Nye see note 34. 



I 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 845 

^nd removed to Montrose, Pa., conducted a meat market and livery business 
until his deatli: slie Presb. He d. Montrose, Apr. 10, 1891. 

No issue- 

[4447] ELMIRA MEHITABLE HAMLIN," (Bro. of Asa B.,) 

b. Forest Lake, Pa., July 24, 1850; m. there, Sept. 1, 1890. Mark Ballou, son 
of Charles B. and Rachael (Simpson) Perigo, b. Hamburg, N.J. , Jan. 15, 18;}6: 
farmer: Rush, Pa.; Corp., H., 143 Pa. Inf. Vols.: enlisted Aug. 13, 1862; dis. 
June 12, 1865; member G. A. R.; she Baptist, She d. Nov. 30, 1897. 
No issue. 

[4448] EDSON THERON HAML1N,8 (Bro. of Asa B.,) 

b. Forest Lake, Pa., Dec. 11, 1851; m. Great Bend, Pa., Mar. 3, 1877, Eunice 
Alpharetta, dau. of Sylvester and Achsia (Robinson) Rhinevault, b. Bridge- 
water, Pa., Mar. 26, 1855; farmer; Hopbottom, Pa.; she Baptist. She d. Jan- 

18, 1898. 

Children: 

8G70. Ethel Ettie, b. Jan. 21, 1878. 

8671. George Sylvester, " July 18, 1880. 

[4449] ESTELLA ANN HAMLIN,* (Sister of Asa B.,) 

b. Forest Lake, Pa., Apr. 12, 1854; m. there, Oct. 10, 1876, Jacob Sheets, son 

)f John and Catherine Ann (Sheets) Dimon, b. Wallpack, N. J., Nov. 27, 1850: 

arraer; Fairdale, Pa.; member I. O. R. M.; she Baptist. 

Ch. b. Fairdale: 

8672. Lena Belle, May 16, 1877; d. Feb. 11, 1878. 

8673. Maude H., Jan. 5, 1880, " June 4, 1885. 

[4450] ALFRED FREMONT HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Asa B.,) 

b. Forest Lake, Pa., May 27, 1856; m. Jessup, Pa., Nov. 14, 1883, Jennie L., 

ilau. of Cyrus and Sarah Jane (Gunn) Sheets, b. Jessup, Dec. 2, 1859; farmer: 

'forest Lake; she Methodist. 

Ch. b. Forest Lake: 

8674. Sakah Blanche, Oct. 10, 1884. 

[4452] ELLA JANE HAMLIN,^ (Joseph P.,^ Salmon," Thomas,^* Eb> 
enezer,3 James,2i) b. Forest Lake, Pa., Aug. 12, 1853; m. there. Mar. 15, 1876, 
'heodore A., son of Horace A. and Chloe E. (Shelp) Roberts, b. Dimock, Pa., 
an. 1, 1854; farmer and dairyman; res. a year in Jessup township: since. East 
iush. Pa., where lie lias been postmaster: he was educated in the common 
Jhool, at Whitney's Academy and Lowell's Commercial College, Binghamton, 
Y.; member Patrons of Industry, and P. of H.; Methodists. 





Children: 




8675. 


Minnie M., 


b. Mar. 15, 1877, Jessup. 


8676. 


Ida v.. 


" May 15, 1879, E. Rush; d. July 2, 1881. 


8677. 


Glen H., 


'• April 23, 1885, 


8678. 


Mabel M., 


" Oct. 4, 1889, 



846 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[4453] ADA VENETT HAMLIN,* (Sister of Ella J.,}' 

h. Forest Lake, Pa., Mar. 15, 1856: m. there. Mar. 12, 1884, S. M., son of 

William B., and Mar^' A. (Bobbins) Melhnish, b. Bridgewater, Pa., Mar. 7, 1858;-. 

farmer: Forest Lake: Baptists. 

Cli. b. Forest Lake: 

8679. A Child, Apr. 18, 1887; d. May 5, 1887. 

8680. Leona Phebe, Sept. 23, 1888. 

8681. Vern Parsons, Sept. 5, 1891. 

8682. EgyB., Aug. 23, 1893. 

[4454] WILLIAM AVERY HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Ella J., } 

b. Forest Lake, Pa., Aug. 8, 1858; m. there, Nov. 5, 1884, Catherine, dau. of 

Lewis and Rachael Ann (Williams) Evans, b. Danville, Pa., May 19, 1860; far- 

mer and cooper; Forest Lake; Baptists. 
Ch. b. Forest Lake: 
868:1 Lee Griffith, Jan. 12, 1889. 

8684. Mekle, Sept 21, 1890. 

[4455] ESTHER LOTILL A HAMHN,8 (Sister of Ella J.,) 

b. Forest Lake, Pa., Sept. 30, 1861; m. Sept. 23, 1885, Ferris S., son of Isaac 

and Sarah E. (Morgan) Bollis, b. Nicholson, Aug. 24, 1865; farmer and carpenter;. 

Jessup, Pa., untfl Mar. 1895; since. Forest Lake; Baptists. 
Ch. b. Jessup: 

8685. Ray M., Oct. 15, 1887. 

[4457] CHARLES RICHARD HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Ella J.,) 

b. Forest Lake, Pa., Nov. 26, 1866; ra. Rush, Pa., Apr. 1&, 1891, Josie, dau, 
of William and Julia A. Moore, b. Colchester, N. Y., July 31, 1867; farmer; For- 
est Lake. 

Ch. b. Forest Lake: 

8686. ViDA C, May 12, 1892. 

i 
[4465] HARRIET ELEANOR HAMLIN,* fWilliam J., ^ Salmon,^ 

Thomas,5* Ebenezer.a James,2i) b. Warren, Bradford Co., Pa., Sept. 21, 1859; 
m. Marathon, N. Y., July 25, 1883, John W., son of James and Fannie (Peebles) 
Livingston,* b. Marathon, June 30, 1859; machinist: Marathon. She was edu- 
cated in the common schools, and Oxford, Green and Marathon academies, and 

taught eleven years in Marathon academy; Baptists; members I.O.6.T., and 
S.T.I. 

Child: 

8687. loNE, b. Nov. 21, 1888. 



* Note 449. Rev. JOHN LIVINGSTON, descendant of 5th Lord Livingston, who was an- 
cestor of the Earls of Linlithgow and Callendar, a preacher of the Reformed Church, Scotland,. 
banished for non-conformity, and took refuge in Rotterdam, where he d. 1(572. T children, 
among whom: 

ROiiERT LIVINGSTON,! b. 1654; came to N. Y. about 1675; m Alida, widow of Domine 
Nicholas Van Rensselaer, dau. of Col. Philip Pieterse Schuyler, of Albany, ancestor of the Liv- 
ingstons of America. First Lord of the Manor of Livingston, granted 1686, by Gov. Dougan, a. 
tract of land in Duches.ss and Columbia countias, N. Y. ; confirmed by Royal Charter of King 
George I, 1715, known as Livingston Manor. Children: Philip, Robert and Gilbert. 



EIGHTH GENERATIOIN. 847 

[4466] CLARISSA AMELIA HAMLIN,* (Sister of Hattie E.,) 
b. McDonough, N. Y., Sept. 23, 1872; m. Marathon, N. Y., Jaa. 30, 1895, 
"William Randall, son of Sidney and Louisa (Perkins) Pease, b. Freetown Cor- 
oners, N. Y., Apr. 9, 18f)7; machinist: Marathon; she Baptist. 

[4468] SETH HYATT PITCHER,* (Eliza L. Hamlin,' Salmon.^ Tliom- 

as,5* Ebenezer,3 James,**) b. Bridgewater, Pa., July 26, 1862; m. Hammonds- 

(port, N. Y., Dec. 24, 1882, Sophia, dau. of James HoUiday, b. Canada, July 29, 

1866: railroad employe, in vaiious places in N. Y.; Freemason. He d, Syracuse, 

I^. Y., Feb. 18, 1888. 

Ch, b. Gohocton, N.Y.: 

8688. Pearl, June 30, 1886. 

[4470] ELLA PITCHER,* (Sister o¥ Seth H.,) 

b. Windim, Pa., Nov. 5, 1869; m. Wayland, N. Y., Feb. 25, 1888, George R., 

son of Robert R. and Mary Ann (Milliman) Stone, b. Wayland, Nov. 6, I860: 

res. Avon, N.Y, 

Ch. b. Avon: 

8689. Bertha May, Nov. 17, 1891. 

[4473] HEMAN J. PECK,^ (Clarissa Hamlin,' William B.,« Asa,^ Thom- 
as,* Ebenezer.^ James,2i) b. Sept. 7, 18.32; m. Helen Root; farmer; East 
Bloomfield, N.Y. 

Children: 
Two Daughters, res. in Chicago, 

[4475] CHARLOTTE FOX,8 (Allen,' Sarah Hamlin,« Asa,^ Thomas,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,^*) m. - — -— Hull; she d. Jersey City, N. J., about 1884. 

Child: 

8690. Henry M.; res. Jersey City, 1888. 

[447(i] WOODRUFF ADELBERT HAMLIN,* fErastus G.,' Alvan,6 
Asa,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Kendall, N.Y., Feb. 25, 1846; m. Swan- 
ton, Ohir^ June 23, 1871, Mary Rossiter, b. Auburn, N.Y., Dec. 27, 18.52: mem- 
ber H, 3d Ohio Cav,; railroad conductor; suppposed to be dead, advice to that 
effect received from Durango, N. M., Dec. 25, 1887. 
Ch. b. Toledo, Ohio: 

8691. Maude Myrtal, Oct. 28, 1871: m. Alfred H. Brodhay* 
I 8692. WoRDEN Webster, Apr. 7, 1873. 

[4477] De FOREST W. HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Woodruff A.,) 

b. Carlton, N. Y., Dec. 17, 1848; m. Saginaw, Mich., Sept. 20, 1879, Ada May 

Goodspeed,* b, Williams Co., Ohio, May 12, 1861; horseman; Swanton, Ohio; 

his widow res. Chicago, 111. 

Ch. b. Fulton Co., Ohio: 

8693. Oane Clark, Aug. 12, 1880; res. Chicago. 

8694. Edwin DeForest, Apr. 18, 1882. 

* For Goodspeed see notes 30 and 284. 



848 THE HAMLIK FAMILY. 

[4480J Rev. ADDISON HENRY BENNETT,* (Adelia C. Hamlin/ 
Alvan,6 Asa,« Thomas,^* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Kendall, N. Y., Aug. 15,,; 
1846: m. there, Oct. 24, 1872, Celia A. Ronaer. He entered the ministry, united* 
with the conference of the Free Methodist church, Sept., 1873, and has since: 
been actively engaged in the work, ten of which he was presiding elder; secre- 
tary of conference board of trustees, 1894; trustee of Chesbro seminary, Nortt^ 
Chili, N. Y., of which he was treasurer; res. Kendall. 
Child: 
8695i Milton Nathaniel, b. Sept, 23, 1873. 

[4481] NANCY ADELIA BENNETT,^ (Sister of Addison H.,) 
b. Kendall, N. Y., Apr. 13, 1851; m. there, Jan. 27, 1876, Ambrose A. Clark;. ; 
removed to Maryland. 1887; returned to Kendall; she Methodist. She d. Ken- ' 
dall, of cancer, June 19, 1894. | 

Ch. b. Kendall: 

8696. Frank; d. in infancy. 

8697. Lillian A., Sept. 10, 1891. 

[4482] EDSON S. HAMLIN,^ (Franklin W.,^ Alvan,^ Asa,^ Thomas,* 
.Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Wolcottville, Ind., July 7, 1859; m. Eva J.Kuhn; ranch- 
man; California. 

Children: 

8698. Frank W. 

8699. Burnell T. 

8700. Zella O. ! 

[4483] EVA A. HAMLIN,« (Sister of Edson S.,) 

m. Nov. 1879, D. G. Purgett; farmer. She is dead. 
No issue. 

[4484] ALVIN H. SMITH,^ (Ann H. Hamlin," Alvan,« Asa,^ Thomas,* 
Ebenezer,3 James.^i) b. South Milford, Ind., Dec. 2, 1858; m. Garrett City, Nov, 
9, 1887, Minnie, dau. of Newton and Casby (Slergle) Matthews, b. California, 
Mich., July 28, 1867. He was left fatherless before six years of age, and lived 
with his uncle Erastus G. Hamlin. Bronson, Mich., mostly until thirteen years 
old. He res. Benzonia, Mich. 



b. Aug. 9, 1888, Huraeston, Ind.; d. May 12, '90. 
" Sept. 12, 1889, Auburn Junction, Ind. 
" Sept. 26, 1894, Benzonia. 

[4486] EMMA SMITH,* (Sister of Alvan H.,) 

b. Nov. 11, 1863; m. Jamestown, Ind., Feb. 14, 1885, George E. Trousley, b. 
Jamestown, Oct. 26, 1863; farmer: Crooked Creek, Mich.; his parents were 
strangers in Jamestown, his mother d. when lie was three weeks old, his father 
soon left, saying that he was going into the army, which was the last heard of 
him; he was adopted by others. 





Children 


8701. 


Lysten, 


8702. 


Clyde, 


8703. 


Blanche, 



<5 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 849 

Ch. b. Crooked Creek: 

8704. Olie J., Nov. 29, 1885. 

8705. J. C, Mar. 9, 1887. 

8706. Ed. Clair, Aug. 26, 1889. 

8707. Ella L., June 13, 1892. 

[4487] ALBERT HAMLIN,* (Henry S.,' Alvan,« Asa.^ Thomas,* Eben- 
ezer,3 Jame.s,2i) b. Wolcottville, Ind.; m. Clarrissa Simon; R. R. agt.; Wolcottville. 

Child: 

8708. A Daughter. 

[4488] MAY HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Albert,) 

b. Walcottville, Ind.: m. O. A. Newman; carpenter; Grand Rapids, Mich. 
Three children. 

[449.3] FRANK JAMES HAMLIN,* (Horace A.,^ Benjamin F.,» Asa.s 
Thomas,* Ebenezer.^ James,2i) b. Harrisburg, Iowa, Aug. 9, 1867: ra. Yankton, 
South Dakota, Apr. 3, 1901, Pauline, dau. of Paul Hansen and Ingeborg (Seter) 
Lowe, b. Frondhijem, Norway; mechanic; Bonaparte, Iowa, until April, 1894; 
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, until 1899: Yankton, So. Dak., until April, 1901; Aurora, 
111., 1903; Republican: member M. W. A.: she Lutheran. 
Ch. b. Aurora, 111.; 

8709. Horace Lowe, Jan. 15, 1902. 

[4494] FRED AYERS HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Frank J.,) 

b. Coffeyville, Kas., July 4, 1870; m. Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, June 27, 1897, Mary 

Fredricka, dau. of John Peter and Maria Fredricka (Lillyblade) Anderson, b. 

Salina, Iowa, Feb 23, 1872; carpenter; Bonaparte, Iowa, until 1898; Mt. Pleasant, 

Iowa, 1899: Aurora, 111., 1900-3: Republican: Baptist: member Xenium Lodge, 

207, A. F. & A. M.; Camp 25, M. W. A.; she Lutheran. 

Ch. b. Bonaparte: 

8710. Creda Fredricka, June 13. 1898. 

[4495] ELSIE MARIA HAMLIN,* (Sister of Frank J.,) 

b. Harrisburg. Iowa, Apr. 26, 1874; m. Aurora, 111., Dec. 17, 1902, Aaron, son 

of James D., and Susan (Fickel) Holiday, b. Van Buren Co., Iowa, June 3, 1873; 

blacksmith: Utica, Iowa; Democrat; member M. W. A.; she Baptist. 

[4496] ORPHA ELIDA HAMLm,8 (Sister of Frank J.,) 

b. Van Buren Co., Iowa, July 28, 1876; m. Bentonsport, Iowa, Feb. 21, 1898, 
Henry, son of Charles Henry and June (Martin) Havens, b. Memphis, Mo., Nov. 
17, 1875; handle maker: Memphis, 1898; Mt. Sterling, and Bonaparte, Iowa, 1899; 
West Point, Iowa, 1901-2; Farmington, Iowa,, 1903; Republican; Methodist; mem- 
ber Mohawk Camp 5970, M. W. A.; she Baptist. 
Ch. b. Bonaparte: 

8711. Frank Henry, Mar. 17, 1899. 

[4501] ABNER REEVES AYRES,« (Horace H.,' Elizabeth Ham- 
lin, « Asa,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ .Tames,2i) b. Keokuk, Iowa, Nov. 14, 1855; 

m. Colville, Wash., Aug. 11, 1879, Elvada Grinold, b. Mass., Jan. 15, 1856, who 

d. Colville, July 19, 1900. 

No issue. 



850 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[4502] ELIDA MILLER AY RES,* (Sister of Abner R.,) 

b. Keokuk, Iowa, June 14, 1857: m. there, Feb. 25, 1880, John William Lan^- 
ston, b. Sandusky, Ohio,- Apr. 9, 1854. 

Ch. b. Chicago 111.: 

8712. Horace Ayres, Apr. 25,1887. 

8713. Julia Reeves, Oct. 21, 1891. 

[4509] LYDIA ANN HAMLIN,* (Asa B.,' Truman,"* Lewis,^ Thomas,* 
Ebenezer,3 .James,2i) b. Jefferson Co., N.Y., Feb. 28, 1841; m. Philadelphia, N. Y., 
Jan. 25, 1858, Wellington W., son of Martin and Amy (Paul) Reese, b. Evans 
Mills, N.Y., 1839: farmer and butcher; Evans Mills. She d. Detroit, Mich., Mar. 
12, 1900; he res. Detroit. 

Ch. b. Evans Mills: 

8714. LORA E., Jan. 5, 1859: d. Apr., 1891. 

8715. Emma A., Apr. 25, 1861. 

8716. Ltlla L., May 10, 1862. 

8717. Merton B., Aug. 4, 1863; d. Jan., 1890, unm. 

[4510] WILLIAM TRUMAN HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Lydia A.,) 

b. Jefferson Co., N. Y., Nov. 10. 1847; m. Mt. Vernon, Mich., Oct. 5, 1871, 
Cleora, dau. of George and Betsey (Adams) Dryer, b. Lenox, Mich., Sept. 15, 
1844; farmer; Romeo and Armada, Mich.; bugler, G. 20 N.Y Vols.; enlisted May 
5, 1863; dis. July, 1865; mem. Post 58, G. A. R., and Tent 98, K. O. T. M.; she 
Christian and member W. R. C. No. 77. 

Ch. b. Romeo: 

8718. LoRA Francenia, June 27, 1872; d. May 22, 1881. 

8719. Charles Frederic, Apr. 4, 1878; d. May 22, 1881. 

[4511] ELLA IVONETTE HAMLIN.s (Sister of Lydia A.,) 

b. Jefferson Co., N. Y., June 7, 1855; m. Amanda, Mich., Aug. 24, 1875, Arte- 
mas Taylor^ son of John and Mary (Harvey) Wilder, b. Wolf Island, Aug. 24, 
1851; liveryman; Armada, 1857-93; since, Romeo, Mich.; Republican. 

Ch. b. Armada: 

8720.* WiKiFRED Almira, July 30, 1876. 
8721.* Nora Marie, Aug. 5, 1881. 

8722.* Nellie E., Oct. 17, 1883. 

[4512] ABIGAIL SOPHIA HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Lydia A.,) 

b. Jefferson Co., N. Y., Mar. 5, 1859: m. Armada, Mich., Dec. 25, 1877, Charles 

Wesley, son of Ralph R. and Sarah A. (Collins) Smith, b. Rochester, Ind., Apr. 

26, 1847; farmer: Armada and Port Huron, Mich., where he d. Mar. 15, 1887; she 

m. 2d, Charles Bennette, and res. Armada. 

Children: 

8723. Elbert H., b. Sept. 28, 1878, Armada. 

8724. AsA B., " Nov. 1, 1879, 

8725. Clegua A., " Mar. 29, 1886, Port Huron. 

[4515] ANNIE LORA HAMLIN,^ (Stephen B.,' Truman," Lewis.s 
Thomas,* Ebenezer.s James,2i) b. Hermon, N. Y., Aug. 18, 1842; m. Theresa, 
N. Y., Jan. 25, 1870, George, son of Jesse and Susan Ann (Shurtleff) Kelsey, b. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 851 

Theresa, Oct. 4, 184.3; merchant; Theresa; Democrat; town supervisor. She d. 
Theresa, Sept. 17, 1885. 

Ch. b. Theresa: 

8726.* Helkn Makian, Apr. 17, 1872. 

[4522] JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH HAMLIN, » (Hezekiah B.,' Tru- 

man,** Lewis, 5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James, 21) b. Hermon, N. Y., Jan. 29, 

1856; m. there, "Nov. 6, 1881, George W. Putnam, b. Canada, Mar. 6, 1851; barber; 

Canton and Syracuse, N. Y.; Republican: Metbodists. 

Ch. b. Canton: 

8727. Glen H., Oct. 2, 1887. 

[4524] ESTELLA MYRTLE HAMLIN, 8 (Sister of Josephine B.,) 
b. Hermon, N.Y., Apr. 21, 1861; m. Canton, N.Y., Nov. 12, 1876, Bela Rus- 
sell, son of Ezra and Eunice Stone, b. Fowler, N.Y., Dec. 15, 1854; R. R. ticket 
and express agrent: Black River, N.Y.; postmaster, Herman, N.Y., 1877-87; Re- 
publican; mem. Lodge 500, A. F. & A. M. 

Ch. b. Hermon: 

8728. Frank Wesley, May 10, 1879; unm. 1902: 



[4526] ANN SOMERS,' (Harriet Hamlin,' Calvin," Lewis,5 Thomas,* 

Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Darlington, Ont., Jan 14, 1846; m., 1886, Prescott 

Talbott. 

Three children. 

[4527] TAMSIN SOMERS,8 (Sister of Ann,) 

b. Darlington, Ontario, 1848; m. Eugene Moore. 

Children: 

8729. Homer. 

8730. Eugenie. 

[45.3.3] ELEANOR A. HAMLIN,^ (Calvin,'" Lewis,^ Thomas,* Ebene- 
zer,3 James, 21) b. Nov. 9, 1852; m. Oregon, Ogle Co., 111., Dec. 16, 1869, Clarence 
Hutchins, son of John Wilkes and Hannah Dana (Stanford) Chandler,* of Anns- 
ville, N.Y., b. Mar. 28, 1851, prob. in Mexico, N.Y., or vicinity; peddler; Rock- 
ford, 111. 

Children: 

8731. George Coughran, b. Jan. 7, 1871. 

8732. Earnest, " June 12, 1872; d. Sept. 12, 1872. 

8733. Edward Hutchins, " May 6, 1874. 

* Note 450. JOHN WILKES CHANDLER," (John W.,5 Peter,* Joseph.s John,2 William.i) 
WILLIAM CHANDLER.1 and wile Annis, settled in Roxbury, Mass., 1637; will dated 
167] ; she d. Mar. 15, 1683. 
Children: 
Hannah, b. about 1629; m. George Abbott and Francis Dane. 

Thomas, " 1630, " Hannah Brewer. 

William, m. Mary Dane and Bridget, widow ol James Richardson. 
John, " Elizabeth Douglas. 
Sarah, " William Cleaves, 2d, Wilson , 3d, Eph. Stephens, 4th, Allen. 



852 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[4538] GEORGE WALTER HAMLIN,^ (George C.,' Calvin/ Lewis,5 
Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Lynnville, Ills., July 13, 1856; m. Roch- 
elle, Ills.; May 3, 1884, Nettie F., dau, of David and Anna (Livingston) Stone- 
house, b. Oct. 30, 1856; merchant: Rochelle; Silver Republican; Freemason; 
K. P.; she member O. E. S. 

Ch. b. Gunnison, Col.: 
8734. LuciLE, Aug. 25, 1887. 

[4539] DAVID FRAKLIN HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of George W.,) 

b. Ogle Co., 111., Nov. 16. 1858; m. Rochelle, 111., Jan. 26, 1884, Mate L , dau. 

of David and Anna (Livingston) Stonehouse, b. Mina, N.Y., July 8, 1860; mer- . 

chant; La Porte City, Iowa; Republican: member Willow Camp, 44, M. W. A., 

and Fraternal Brotherhood of the World, 33; she Presb. 

[4545] WILLIAM HULL,* ( Betsey. Drake,' Eunice Hamlin,'' Seth,^ 

Isaac* Ebenezer,3.rames,i2i) b. Westford, N.Y., Jan. 30, 1820; m. Apr., 1845, 

Elizabeth Crippen, who d. July 5, 1872; m. 2d, Dec. 16, 1874, Mrs. Zenana, widow 

of Borelli Darwin Taft Ingalls, nee Vosburg; her son, Eugene B. Ingalls, m. 

Sarah Hull;'-' res. Westford, Fly Creek and Schenerus, N.Y. 

Ch. by 1st wife. 



8735.* 


Helen, b. June 


3, 


1846, 


Worcester. 


8736.* 


Emmagene, " Aug. 


9, 


1848, 


( i 


8737.* 


John T., " Nov. 


1, 


1852, 


u 


8738.* 


Sakah, " Apr. 


12, 


1856, 


Schenerus. 



[4546] OLIVE HULL,* (Sister of William,) 

b. Westford, N.Y., June 13, 1822; m. there, 1844, Rev. David Trip, son of Chester 
and Lovina (Trip) Elliott; Methodist minister; Westford; she d. Deansville, 
N. Y., Apr. 25, 1855. 

Children; 

8739. Orlando. 

8740.* Georgia, b. Aug. 17, 1846, Westford. 



[4547] JOHN HULL,* (Bro. of William, ) 

b. Westford, N. Y., Dec. 15, 1825: ra. Harriet Reed; res. Westford. 

d. Mar. 1887. 

Child; 

8741. Frank. 



He 



[4548] LAURINDA ITULL,8 (Sister of William,) 

b. Westford, N. Y., Nov. 4, 1827; m. Edmeston, N. Y., Jan. 11, 1848, Daniel 
Brown, son of Elisha and Betsey (Brown) Randall, b. Brookfield, N. Y., June 
17, 1820; machinist; Brooktield and Belmont, N. Y.; Mason City, Iowa; Eau 
Claire, Wis., and Fly Creek, N.Y.; Republican; Methodist. He d. Fly Creek, 
Mar. 7, 1893; m. 2d, Dec. 25, 1894, John H. Moyer, of Charleston Four Corners, 
N.y.; undertaker; she member W. C. T. U.; Methodist. 
Ch. by 1st marriage: 

Nov. 15, 1848, Edmeston. 

Oct. 18, 1853, Belmont; d. Nov. 18, 1870. 

Mar. 13, 1862, Eau Claire. 

Apr. 3, 1868, " d. Feb. 6, 1871. 

May 31, 1871, Fly Creek. 



8742.* 

8743. 

8744.* 

8745. 

8746. 



Henry Walter, b. 
Irving Daniel, " 

Frank Adin, *' 

Emma Jennie, " 

Launcelot Taylor, " 



8747.* 


Olivk Adella, b 


«748.* 


Charles Eugene, " 


S749.* 


Adix Silas. " 


8750.* 


Eva ER3I1XA, " 


8751. 


Henry, " 


8752. 


Oscar Thomas, " 



EIGHTH GENERATION 853 

[4549] HENRY SILAS HULL,' (Bro. of William.) 

b. Westford, N. Y., Oct 2», 1831: m. Phillipsville, N. Y., Dec. 23, 1853, Sarah 
Rosabella, dau. of Rawson and Nancie Mandana (Fort) Babcock, b. Brookfleld, 
N. Y., Nov. 20, 1835: architect and contractor; Joliet, HI., Abilene, Kas., and 
Coupeville, Wash.: Republican; slie member W. C. T. U.; Methodists. 
Children: 

May 1. 1855, Joliet. 

Apr. 26, 1859, 

Aug. 29, 18H2, " 

Nov. 26, 1867, 

Mar. 3, 1874, Abilene; d. Apr. 18, 1874. 

May 7, 1880, " , 

[4550] JENNIE ELIZABETH HULL,8 (Sister of William,) 

b. AVestford, N.Y\, Dec. 16, 1835; m. there, Dec. 22, 1858, Launcelot, son of 
Horace and Hannah (Ingalls) Taylor, b. Fly Creek, N.Y., Sept. 20, 1835; farmer: 
Fly Creek: Republican: member Otsego Lodge, 138, A.F. &A. M.: members 
Chapter 201, O. E. S.: Methodists. 

Cb. b. Fly Creek: 

8753.* Minnie May, Mar. 9, 1867. 

8754.* Horace Irving, July 29, 1872. 
8755.* Charles Linn, Aug. 11, 1877. 

[4551] IRVING DAVID HULL,* ( Bro. of William, ) 

b. Westford, N. Y., Nov. 27, 1837; m. Garrattsville, N. Y., Dec. 3, 1864, Adeline 
Leora, dau. of Nathan Murray and Fannie (Gregory) Cole, b. New Lisbon, N.Y., 
Jan. 17. 1846: bookkeeper 28 years for Daniel Shaw Lumber Co., and Secretary 
of the Company since 1894: res. Eau Claire, Wis., since 1871: Democrat; member 
of Lodge 112, A. F. & A. M. 

Ch. b. Westford; 

8756.* Minnie Belle, Dec. 15, 1867. 

[4552] EMMA CLARISSA HULL,« (Sister of William,) 

b. Westford, N.Y., Dec. 1, 1841; m. Dec. 29, 1859, John Lee, son of James 
and Liza (Nash) Gledhill, b. Mar. 18, 1836. 

Children: 

8757. Jennie Elizabeth, b. Nov. 27, 1861: d. May 24, 1862. 
8758.* Katie Nash, " Sept. 16, 1870. 

[4553] ELLEN MARIA DRAKE.s (John," Eunice Hamlin,« Seth,6 

Isaac,* Ebenezer,3 James.^i) b. Westford, N. Y., June 5, 1832; m. there, Feb. 20, 
1856, Dr. "George Benjamin, son of James I. and Elizabeth (Thomas) Bishop, b. 
Jan. 24, 1827; physician and surgeon; Westford, until 1862-3; Sheridan, N.Y., 
until 1872; Silver Creek, until 1875; afterwards, Geneva, Ohio, and Titusville, 
Pa.; Republican;coroner; Freemason and United Workman; she member O.E.S.; 
Presbs. and Royal Templars. She d. Silver Creek, N.Y., Sept. 2, 1891. He 
d. Titusville, Pa., Jan. 18, 1880. 
Ch. b. Westford: 

8759. Frances Amelia, Sept. 10, 1857. 



854 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[4554] FRANCES MARY DRAKE,« (Sister of Ellen M.,) 

b. Westford, N. Y., Aug. 17, 1834: m. there, May 28, 1857, Sherman Williams, b. 
Fly Creek, N. Y., Mar. 10, 1822: Farmer; Fly Creek, until Jan. 1877: Ridgely, 
Md., until Dec, 1881; afterwards, Fly Creek: she Presb.; member D. A. R. He 
d. Fly Creek, Mar. 16, 1888. 
Children: 

8760.* George Luther, b. Mar. 7, 1858, Fly Creek. 

8761.* Pearlia Annad, " Dec. 27, 1861, " 

8762. Robert Emmet, " Dec. 1, 1863, " d. Oct. 15, 1864. 

8763. Edmund Carl, " Aug. 28, 1865, " m. G. A. Sutherland. 

8764. Kate Elizabeth, " Nov. 30, 1869, •' " L. B. Murdock. 

8765. Ellen Louise, " June 9, 1872, " d. Mar. 23, 1887. 

8766. Florence M anion," Aug. 4, 1877, Ridgely; d. June2, 1889. 

[4558] MARION JUDSON DRAKE,» (Sister of Ellen M.,) 

b. Westford, N. Y., June 6, 1849: m. Dec. 1, 1868, Edwin M., son of Rufus 

and Rhoda (Wheelock) Tyler, b. Aug. 31,1832; machinist; Litchfield, N. Y.; 

Democrat. She d. Silver Creek, N.Y., June 15, 1882. 
Children: 

8767. Clifford Henry, b. Dec. 31, 1870; res. Indianapolis, Ind. 

8768. Ross Bishop, " Feb. 28, 1875, d. Feb. 22, 1882. 

8769. Mayne Drake, " Sept. 8, 1880; res. Indianapolis, Ind. 

[4559] LEULAH DRAKE,8 (Sister of Ellen M.,) 

b. Westford, N.Y., July 29, 1851; ra. Oct. 10, 1872, William Palmer; Fair- 
field, N. Y., and Aylmer, Quebec. She d. Aylmer, Dec. 5, 1874. 
Children: 

8770. Flora E., b. Fairfield. 

8771. Leulah Drake, " Sept. 11, 1874; d. Feb. 7, 1876. 

[4560] CAROLYN LOUISE DRAKE,* (Sister of Ellen M.,) 

b. Westford, N.Y., Aug. 14, 1855; m. Nov. 11, 1876, Jasper Newton, son of 

James and Elizabeth Jane (Ketchum) Bacon, b. Ripley, N.Y., May 22, 1844; res. 

Indianapolis, Ind.; soldier in the civil war. 
No issue. 



[4563] HELEN OREAH DRAKE,^ (William R.,^ Eunice Hamlin,« Seth,» 
Isaac,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Lassellsville, N.Y., Apr. 6, 1839; m. Fort Plain, 
N. Y., May 14, 1872, Flan, son of Philip and Anna ( Densler) Sponable, b. Ephra- 
tah, N.Y., Feb. 24, 1845. 

Child: 

8772. Perlia M., b. Sept. 8, 1876. 

[4564] JOHN ERWIN DRAKE,* (Bro. of Helen O., ) 

b. Lassellsville, N. Y., Apr. 16, 1841; m. Susan Hendrix, of Fairfield, N. Y. 

Child: 

8773. Minnie. 



ii 



h 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 855 

[4565] MARY PAMELIA DRAKE,' (Sister of Helen O.,) 

b. Lassellsville, N.Y., Apr. 16, 1843; m. St. Johnsville, N.Y., May 10, 1863, 

Edw Lansing, son of Solomon and Maria (Penny) Trumbull, b. Lassellsville, 

Mar. 14, 18.32. 

Children: 

8774. William, b. Oct. 11, 1865, 

8775. HiCLEN, " Apr. 12, 1868. 

8776. Frank, *' Sept. 25, 1876. 

[45701 PERLIA MELINDA DRAKE,8 (Sister of Helen O.,) 

b. Lassellsville, N. Y., Apr. 7, 1862; m. Rockwood, July 21, 1878, Amos, sou of 
Israel and Emma (Smith) Underwood, b. Oct. 12, 1856; who d. Lassellsville, 
Dec. 1, 1880: m. 2d, Dec. 2, 1884, Brockway J, son of Capt. John H.and Elizabeth 
(Fical) Lassels, b. Mar. 29, 1861. 

Ch. by 1st marriage: 
STtl. J. Amos, b. Sept. 20, 1880. 

By 2d marriage: 
8778. Mad&k Elizabeth, b. Nov. 27, 1885. 

[4571] FRANC DRAKE,' (Sister of Helen O.,) 

b. Lassellsville, N.Y., Sept. 8, 1863; m. July 10, 1881, Frank Erwin, son of 
Frederick A. and Jane Eliza (Hendri) Morey, b. Fairfield, N. Y., May 1, 1860. 
i He d. Sanquoit, N. Y., Nov. 8, 1882. 

[ [4572] MARY HAMLIN DICKSON,' (Mary Hamlin, ^ Elijah,^ Seth,"* 
1 Isaac,^ Ebenezer,3 James,-i) b. Rochester, N.Y., May 17, 1823: m. West Bloom- 
field. N.Y., Feb., 1861, Samuel Dyer, son of Daniel and Lyctia (Dyer) Mllling- 
1 ton, b. Shaftsbury, Vt., Feb. 26, 1804, his 3d, wife; farmer; Shaftsbury, until 
] 1845; afterward, W. Bloomfield; she Cong. Both d. W. Bloomtield; she Oct. 4, 
1875: he Aug. 3, 1888. 

No issue. 

[4575] HANNAH M. DICKSON,' (Sister of Mary H.,) 

j b. West Bloomfield, N. Y., Aug. 12, 1828: m. Lima, N.Y., Nov. 2, 1881, Jasper 
'Clark, son of Clark and Caroline (Hall) Peck, b. W. Bloomfield, May 24, 1807, 
his second wife: farmer; W. Bloomfield; Congs. He d. W. Bloomfield, May 30, 
' 1891. 

No issue. 

[4577] HENRY DICKSONV (Bro. of Mary H., ) 

b. West Bloomfield, N. Y., July, 1832; m. Julia Smith, of St. Louis, Mo., 
jwho d. soon after marriage. He is supposed to be dead. 

No issue. 

[4578] ESTHER BURBANK,* (Olive Hamlin,' Elijah,» Seth,^ Isaac,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. St. Charles, Mo., June 1, 1821; m. Rochester, Mich., 
Sept. 8, 1842, Calvin Harlow, son of Lazarus and Mary (Phillips) Greene, b. 
Covington, N.Y., 1817; school teacher; Rochester, Mich.; Republican; Agnostic; 
Ishe Cong.; Good Templars. Both d. Rochester: she Apr. 28, 1901; he Nov., 1898. 



I 



856 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Children: 
8779. . Horace Hamlin, b. Sept. 24, 1843, Rochester; d. Feb. 6, 1860. 
8780.* William Harvey, " Apr. 17, 1847, Detroit. 

8781. Benjamin Herbert, " Sept. 3, 1850, Rochester: d. Jan. 7, 1853. 

8782. Henry Wilson, " Feb. 15, 1855, " d. Oct. 13, 1855. 

[4579] LYDIA BURBANK,* (Sister of Esther, ) 

b. Rochester, Mich., Jan 23, 1826; m. there, May 3, 1848, James, son of Dyer New- 
berry, b. Augusta, N. Y., June I, 1819; grain dealer: Rochester, Mich., and 
New Boston, Va.; Democrat; Congs., in which church he was deacon; Good 

Templars. 

Ch. b. Rochester: 

8783. Olive Annette, Dec. 5, 1859. If 

[4580] CYPRIAN H AMLIN,^ (Philo,^ Elijah,6 Seth,^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,* 
James,2i) b. East Bloomtield, N. Y., Mar. 3, 1824; m. 1st, Sept. 1, 1844, Harriet 
Lovice, eldest dau. of Ralph Ensign, of Bloomtield, N.' Y.; he m. a second wife 
in Mich.; farmer; Battle Creek, Mich. He is dead. 
Four Children. 

[4581] HARLEY HAMLIN,» (Bro. of Cyprian,) 

b. East Bloomfield, N.Y., Nov. 12, 1827; m. May 30, 1855, Marietta, dau. of 
Uriah and Nancy (Frost) Reed, b. Bristol, N.Y., Jan. 12, 1828; farmer; E. Bloom- 
tield, 1859. 

Child: t 

8784. Philo, b. Apr. 23, 1856. | 

I 

[4582] HASKALINE HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Cyprian,) 

b. East Bloomtield, N.Y., July 7, 1843; private, M, 8th N.Y. Cav.; killed at 
Stony Creek, Va., 1864. 

[4583] URSEN ADOLPHUS HARVEY,* ( Esther Hamlin,' Elijah,* 
Seth,5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. St. Davids, Ontario, Sept. 7, 1835; 

m. Feb. 23, 1865, Louisa Maria Markham, of Chippewa, Ontario. He d. St. 

Catherines, Aug. 6, 1869. 

No issue. 

[4588] CAROLINE HAMLIN,^ (John F.,' Elijah," Seth,^ Isaac,* Eben- 
ezer,3 James,2i) b. Rochester, Mich., Mar. 14, 1835; m. there, Oct., 1852, Enoch 
J., son of Jacob and Paulina Dusenberry, b. Nassau, N.Y., May 10, 1825; farmer; 
Pontiac, Mich.: later Detroit, Mich. 

[45891 ADOLPHUS HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Caroline,) 

b. Rochester, Mich., Nov. 30, 1839; m. Pontiac, Mich., Mary Hulsizer, b. 
Belvidere, N. J.; res. Rochester. 

No issue. 

[4591] BELLE HAMLIN,' (Sister of Caroline,) 

b. Rochester, Mich., Oct. 4, 1846: m. there, Apr., 1871, Marsden C, son of 

Malcolm C. and Rachael L. (Crane) Burch, b. Coyuga, N.Y., June 24,' 1846; he 

was educated at Waterloo Academy, Falley Seminary, Fulton, N.Y.; Hobart 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 857 

College, Geneva. N.Y., and Mich. University Law School; began practice of law 
at the age of 21; Co. Judge, Osceola Co., Mich.; State Senator, 1874: U.S. Attor- 
ney, Western Dist. Mich.: Judge 17th Judicial Circuit, Mich., 1879-81; a promi- 
nent lawyer, politician, orator and lecturer; Grand Rapids, Mich.: later Wash- 
ington, D.C.: Republican. She attended public school in Rochester, Ypsilanti 
Seminary, and Boyd's Female Seminary, Monroe; Epis. 
No issue. 

[4592] LAURA HAMLIN,* (Sister of Caroline,) 

b. Rochester, Mich., Feb. 16, 1849; m. Grand Rapids, Mich., June, 1888, Dr. 
Henry G. Ide, b. Pama, Mich., June, 1849; res. Oxford, Mich. 
No issue. 

[4593J HELEN HAMLIN,* (Elijah,-^ Seth,^ Isaac,* Ebenezer.s James,2i) 

b. Avon, Mich., Apr. 26, 1828; m. there, Oct. 7, 1849, Orange Thompson. 

Both dead, 

Children; 

8785. George, b. July 6, 1850. 

8786. William. . 

8787. Maggie Howlett; res. Kansas City, Mo. 

[4596] CALVIN HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Helen,) 

b. Avon, Mich., May 25, 1836; m. Troy, Mich., Nov. 25, 1857, Phebe Sprague, 
b. Jan. 4, 1837: butcher; she res. Pontiac, Mich. He d. Pontiac, Dec. 6, 1889. 
Children: 

8788. Dora, b. July 17, 1859, Avon; m. Firman. 

8789.* Alice, " June 7, 1861, " 

8790.* Fred, " Oct. 23, 1863, Gaines. 

[4.597] PHILO HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Helen,) 

b. Avon, Mich. Feb. 21, 1839; m. Mar. 27, 1864, Gusta Postle; miller: Stockton, 

. Cal. 

Children: 

8791. Viola. 

8792. Grace. 

8793. Will. 

[4598] MAR.\NA HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Helen,) 

b. Avon, Mich., May 21, 1845; m. Nov. 29, 1863, William Smith: miller; Stock- 
ton, Cal. 

Children: 

8794. Myrtie. 

8795. Mattie. 

8796. Jessie. 

8797. George. 

[4.599] FRANK HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Helen,) 

b. Avon, Mich., Oct. 7, 1847; he removed to California about 1874; locomotive 
engineer; South Vallijo, Cal. 
Has a family. 



858 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY 



[4ti00] OSCAR LYMAN HARVEY,* (Caroline Hamlin,' Elijah,^ Seth.^ 
Isaae,* Ebenezer,'*. Tames, 2 1) b. Niagara, Ont., Dec. 17, 1827: m. St. Cath- 
erines, Ont.. Nov. 4, 1852, Mary Jane Lambert; member I, 28 N. Y. Inf. Vol.; 
captured and prisoner at Belle Isle. Va.: exchanged and disciiarged; sutler; 
killed about close of war, Upperville, Va. She d. Feb. 23, 1860, hurried Homer, 

Ont. 

Ch. b. St. Davids, Ont: 

James Uksen, Aug. 19, 185.$; d. Mar, 7, 1897, unm. 

AktuukLamuekt, May 6, 1855. 
Emma Jaxe. Mar. 1857: unra. 

Florence, June 18, 1859. 



8798. 
8799.* 
8800. 
8801.* 




Mrs. Emma A. Cuurie. 



[4«01] EMMA AUGUSTA HARVEY, 8 (Sister of Oscar L.,) 

b. Niagara, Ont., Nov. 19, 1829; m. Niagara, formerly Newark, Ont., Oct. 
26, 1865, Hon. James George, son of Lachlan and Flora (Black) Currie,*b. York, 



* Note ^l.- LACHLAN CURRIE, (Son of Hector,) b. Arsyleshire, Scotland. Soldier in 
the OH Regt. (Englisii) Light Inft.; served with the English army in the war of the Peninsula In 
Spain. At the battle of Vittona (?) he captured a green velvet waistcoat trimmed with silver 
buttons, the property of K'ing .Joseph Bonaparte. These buttons are in possession of his dau. 
On anotliei- occasion he captured the pants of Emperor Napoleon. At the siege of Bandajos he 
received a bullet in his shoulder, which he carried to his grave; in another engagement he re- 
ceived a bullet through his right hand. He witnessed the death and burial of Sir John Moore. 
His regiment served at \Vaterh)o; on account of his wounds he was then serving in the com- 
missary department. He afterwards served in Canada, in Ireland and in Scotland, where he 
was discharged. He received various medals and decorations for his service, now in possession 
of his daughter. He came to Canada with his family in l«;j-t, and settled on the Niagara River, 
wliere he died at the age of 87 years. Children: Charles Alexander, Katherine, James George, 
.lohn Macbeth, Flint A., and Robert. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 859 

(now Toronto) Ontario, Nov. 25, 1827, his second wife; he m. 1st, Rebecca Helen, 
dau. of Joseph Brown: one daughter by this marriage survived him; lawyer; 
St. Catherines, Ont. He was educated by Mr. Whitelaw at Niagara; and read 
law there with the late James Boulton: and settled at St. Catherines, 1851. He 
raised one of the first companies of volunteers in Ontario, which became part 
of the 19 Battalion, of which he was appointed Colonel, but resigned before 
1866. During the Fenian raid of 1866, he was requested by the government to 
command this Battalion, which he accepted and served several weeks on the 
Canadian frontier. He built, at his own expense, the first drill room in On- 
tario. In politics a Reformer and a strong advocate of temperance. He was 
legislative councillor before and at the time of confederation: member for 
Welland, twice, and speaker of the second Ontario parliament under the Blake- 
MacKenzie government, which he resigned after serving three sessions: mayor 
of St. Catherines five years, at different times; and had the honor to receive the 
Prince of Wales and the Duke of Connaught on the occasions of their visits to 
the Dominion. He was an eloquent public speaker, and as a lawyer possessed 
rare influence over juries. A man of high character in all relations of life. He 
was registrar nearly twenty-one years, and held the office at the time of his 
death, which position the government graciously permitted his widow to retain 
until the following election. After the death of her mother, Mrs. Currie lived 
with her grandfather Hamlin at East Bloomfield, N. Y., until her father's 
second marriage: she was educated at Bloomfield Academy and Canandaigua 
Ladies' Seminary; member W. C. T. U. and Women's Literary Club; and is a 
student of A.merican and Canadian history, especially that of Ontario, where 
she has lived. Author of Laura Secord, a Canadian heorine of the Niagara dis- 
trict, during the 1812 war, and of other reminiscences of that period. She is 
entitled to credit for assistance in compiling this branch of the family history; 
Presbs. He d. St. Catherines, Dec. 8, 1901. 
No issue. 

[4604] JAMES FIIANKLIN GOOLD,^ (Lydia Hamlin,^ Elijah." Seth,^ 
Lsaac,* Ebenezer,-' James. '-^ij b. Bergen, N. Y., Apr. --'6, 1837; m. Brockport, 
N.Y.,Nov. 10, 1H59, Martha, dau. of Charles H. and Jeanette Peck, b. Clarkson, 
N. Y., Nov. 10, 1841: R. R. engineer; Adrian. Mich., where he d. Oct. 4, 1868: 
she m. 2d, 187.% William H. Jones, who d. of yellow fever, Way's Bluff, Miss., 
Oct. 6, 1878. She member O. E. S. She d. Auburn, Ind., Oct. 8, 1892. 

Ch. b. Brockport: 

8802.* Charles Henry, Sept. 1, 1862. 

[4605] HENRY HAMLIN GOOLD,» (Bro. of James F.,) 

! b. Sept. 28, 1889; m. Brockport, N.Y., Oct. 16, 1861, Adelaide, dau. of William 
I and Caroline (Perkins) Barry, b. June 9, 1840; bookkeeper for Rochester City 
1 Savings Bank: Brockport. until 1866-7; afterwards, Rochester, N.Y.: Eepubli- 
I can; she Epis. He d. Rochester, Feb. 10, 1875. 

Ciiildren: 

8803. Clara Virginia, b. Dec. 26, 1862, Brockport; d. Aug. 1, 1876. 

8804. James Willis, " May 25, 1864, " " Aug. 26, 1867. 

8805. Sarah A., " May 16, 1866, " unm. 1902. 
8806.* Henry Barry, " July 26, 1868, Rochester. 
8807.* Frances M., " Oct. 25, 1870, 
8808.* Mildred A., " July 20, 1873, " 



860 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[4607] JOHN SEARS HAMLIN,^ (Henry W.,' Elijah/ Seth,^ Isaac,* 

Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. East Bloomtield, N.Y., July 14, 1842; m. 1st, there, 

Sept. 13, 1865, Elizabeth, dau. of Hiram and Eliza C. (White) Holcomb, b. 

Watertown, N.Y., Apr. 27, 1840, who d. East Bloomfleld, N.Y., Dec. 14, 1879, 

tn. 2d, Hammondsport, N.Y., Oct. 5, 1881, Minnie, dau. of George S. and Sarah 

J. (Scott) Howell, b. Rushville, N.Y., Sept. 27,1855: merchant and banker; East 

Blooujtield. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. E. Bloomtield: 

8809. Wjlliabi Henhy, Aug. 24, 1867: unm. 1901. 

8810. Frkdbric Holcomb, Apr. 23, 1873, " " 

By 2d wife, b. E. Bloomtield: 

8811. Marion, Sept. 14, 1882: unm. 1901. 

8812. Sarah Hollistkr, Nov. 20, 1891. 

[4608] AGNES DOWNS HAMLIN, 8 (Sister of John S.,) 

b. East Bloomtield, N.Y., July 28, 1844: m. there, Sept. 11, 1872, Charles 
E. Steele, b. E. Bloomfleld, July, 1845; banker: Rochester, N. Y.; Republican; 
Freemason and K. P.; Epis. He d. E. Bloomtield, Mar. 28, 1885. 
Ch. b. E. Bloomtield: 

8813. Frank Hamlin, July 10, 1873; unm. 1901. 

[4609] Hon. FRANK HARWOOD HAML1N,8 (Bro. of John S.,) 

b. East Bloomtield, N.Y., Mar. 27, 1846; m. Sept. 25, 1872, Elizabeth Pearce, 
dau. of George and Elizabeth (Pearce) Wright, b. E. Bloomfleld, Oct. 18, 1848: 
lawyer and banker; Canandaigua, N.Y.; graduated Yaie College, Class of 1869, 
and at Albany Law School; Pres't. Canandaigua Nat. Bank; Vice Pres't. Gen- 
esee Valley Trust Co.; member Const. Convention, N.Y., 189.3-4; she Cong. 
Ch. b. Canandaigua: 

8814.* George Wright, July 25, 1873. 

8815.* Arthur Sears, Dec. 2, 1876. 

8816. Henry William, Jan. 13, 1880. 

[4610] ANNA BEACH HAMLIN,' (Sister of John S.,) 

b. East Bloomfleld, N.Y., Feb. 18, 1851; m. there, Oct. 2, 1878, William Adsit, 
son of George and Catherine Ann (Adsit) Higginbotham, b. Williamsburg, 
N. Y., Nov. 20, 1852; banker; East Bloomtield, 1854-83; since Victor, N.Y.; Repub- 
lican; Presbs. 





Children: 










8817. 


Jessie, 


b. 


Oct. 14, 


1879; 


d. Apr. 28, 1887 


8818. 


Robert George, 


(1 


Dec. 21, 


1880. 




8819. 


Agnes, 


a 


May 8, 


1883. 




8820. 


Annie, 


u 


June 30, 


1887. 




8821. 


George William, 


u 


Mar. 14, 


1892. 





* Note 452. NATHAN E. HOLLISTER.s (Silas,7 Lazarus,6 Josiah,5 4 Thomas.s John.si) 
For HoUister see note 34.5. 



[4611] SARAH ATWATER HAMLIN,* (Sister of John S.,) 

b. East Bloomfleld, N.Y., Jan. 28, 1852; m. June 5, 1878, Edwin O.,^ son of 
Nathan Edwin and Margaretta A. (Wortendyke) Hollister,* b. Batavia, N. Y., \ 
Apr. 4, 1846: physician and surgeon: E. Bloomfleld; Cong; she graduated Vassar 
College, Class of 1874. He d. Oct. 8, 1887. 
No issue. 



U 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 861 

[4612] GEORGE WRIGHT HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of John S-,) 

b. East Bloomtield. N. Y., July 1, 1854; m. Oct. 8, 1879, Susan E., dau. of 

George Amos, and Eunice T. (Wood) Winchell, b. Nov. 14, 1854; produce dealer; 

East Bloomtield: supervisor. He d. Oct. 7, 1886. 
Child: 

8822. Sibyl W., b. Aug. 4, 1880; unm. 1901. 

[4613] MARY HAMLIN,' (Calvin H.,' Elijah,* Seth, 5 Isaac,' Ebenezer,3 
James,2i) b. Hadley, Mich., Apr. 8, 1844; m. Grand Blanc, Mich., Nov. 19, 
1865, Elisha John, son of Elisha and Lydia (Willey) Allen, b. near Montreal, 
Canada, Sept. 2, 1828; sailor, lumberman and farmer; Portsmouth, Mich., until 
1875: Hadley, Mich., seven years: Elba, three years; then removed to Dakota; 
Democrat; mem. Portsmouth Lodge, 190, A.F. & A. M.; and R. A. M. He d. 
Manchester, So. Dak., May 26, 1900. 
Ch. b. Portsmouth: 

8823. William, Sept. 2, 1867; unm. 1902. 

8824. Fred H., Dec. 31, 1868, " 

[4614] JOHN HENRY HAMLIN, « (Bro. of Mary,) 

b. Hadley, Mich., Jan. 7, 1846; m. Atlas, Aug. 17, 1865, Josephine, dau. of Hiram 

and Sarah (Irish) Maxtield, b. Groveland, Mich., May 8, 1841; farmer: Hadley; 

1 where he d. June 30, 1880; she m. 2d, Thomas, Mich., June 25, 1882, Frank 

I Bowles. 

No issue. 

[4615] MARIA E, HAMLIN,* (Sister of Mary,) 

b. Hadley, Mich., Aug. 26, 1848; m. Brockport, N.Y. Aug. 13, 1874, Horace, sou 
of Piatt and Mary (Bushnell) Belden, b. Brockport, Oct. 4, 1840: merchant; 
! Brockport; Republican: town trustee; member Normal School Board; Presbs, 
in which church he was an elder. He d. Brockport, May 17, 1895. After the 
j death of her mother she was adopted by her aunt Lydia Goold. 
Ch. b. Brockport: 

8825. Olive, July 8, 1876; unm. 1901. 

8826. John, Feb. 7, 1880, •* *' 

[4619] GEORGE FRANCIS HAMLIN,* (Augustus C.,' Leander.e Seth.^ 
Isaac,* Ebenezer,3 James.^i) b. Bergen, N.Y., May 28, 1858; m. New Bruns- 
wick, N. J., Jan. 21, 1880, Arietta Kent, dau. of Wycoflf H. and Mary Elizabeth 
(Kent) Powellson, b. New Brunswick, Aug. 6, 1858; general manager Dittmar 
! Powder and Chemical Co., manufacturers of explosives; resided Bergen, until 
1874; since, Brooklyn and N.Y. City; Republican; member Citizen's Lodge, 628, 
A. F. & A. M.; Baptist; she Epis. 
Ch. b. Brooklyn: 

8827. IzABEL Marie, Aug. 17, 1883. 

[4620] MARY GERTRUDE HAMLIN,* (Sister of George F.,) 
b. Bergen, N.Y., Aug 18, 1860; m. Brooklyn, N.Y., Apr. 12, 1882, Frank Has- 
! brouck, son of John Gurly and Rachael Elizabeth (Rorison) Tooker, b. Ypsa- 
ilanti, Mich., Nov. 27, 1855; manager Crystal Water Co.; res., Ypsalanti, until 
1 1876; Bay City, Mich., until 1894; since, Pittsburg, Pa.; Democrat; she Presb. 



il 



8830. 


Charles C, 


b 


8831. 


Emma E., 


(-( 


8832. 


John F., 


u 


8833. 


Mary E., 


it 


8834. 


Allen C, 


(( 



862 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. b. Bay City: 

8828. George Hamlin, Apr. 6, 1883. 

8829. Frank Hasbrouck, Mar. 4, 1890. 

[4628] BENJAMIN F. MORSE/ (John F.,' Tempe Hamlin,'^ Isaac^* 
Ebenezer,3 James.^i) b. Kirtland, Ohio. June 7, 1829: m. Tiffin, Ohio, Dec. 
29, IS'jS, Matilda, dan. of David Allen and Ann Eliza (Cadwallader) Crafts, b. 
Tittln, Jan. 22, 1833; architect and civil engineer; Painesville, until 1865; since, 
Cleveland; Republican; ass't. eng., L. S. &M.S. R. R.; architect and supt. state 
asylum; U. S. post office; civil engineer, Cleveland nine years, and inspector of 
buildings, three and one-half years; Freemason; she Adventist. 

Children: 

July 11, 1857, Painesville. 
May 6, 1859, " unm. 1899. 

" Nov. 23, 1867, Cleveland, 
Mar. 19, 1871,- 
Mar. 29, 1873, " unm. 1899. 

[4634] JOHN HOLBROOK MORSE,* (Harvey H.,' Tempe Hamlin,« 
Isaac,''* Ebenezer,3 James,^!) b. Boonvilie, Ind., Nov. 12, 1840; m. Kirtland, 
Ohio, Elizabeth Nichols; mechanic; Kirtland and Willoughby, Ohio; Republi- 
can; private, F, 105 Ohio Inf. Vols.; enlisted 1862; also, C, 1st Ohio L. Art.; en- 
listed Jan. 15, 1864; served at battle Perryville, Tenn., and on the Atlanta 
campaign; dis. June 15, 1865; member Sam Allen Post, 461, G. A. R. He d. Jan. 

27, 1897. 

Ch. b. Kirtland: 

8835. Georgia B., Oct. 14, 1875; unm. 1899. 

8836. Laura, Mar. 9, 1877. 

8837. Elizabeth F., Apr. 19, ; unm. 1899. 

[4635] FREDERICK HOW MORSE,8 ( Bro. of John H.,) 

b. Kirtland, Ohio, May 8, 1844; m. there, Dec. 12, 1872, .Tane I., dau. of Nathan i 
and Eliza (Howden) Daggett, b. Kirtland, Dec. 18, 1845; farmer; Kirtland; 
Republican; private, C, 1 Ohio L. Art.: enlisted Jan. 15, 1864; in battles of Re- 
saca, Cassville, Kenesaw Mt., Atlanta; dis. June 15, 1865; member Sam Allen 
Post 461, G. A. R. 

Ch. b. Kirtland: 

8838. Frank W., Feb. 13, 1874; unm.: soldier Spanish War, 1898-9 

8839. Mary L., Sept. 19, 1875, " 1899. 

8840. Benjamin F., Nov. 15, 1883. 

8841. Genette, Feb. 25, 1886. 

[4636] GEORGE HAMLIN M0RSE,9 (Bro. of John H.,) 

b. Kirtland, Ohio, Mar. 24, 1848; m. Mary L. Ferine, b. Monticello, Minn., 

Oct. 27, 1871; contractor; Kirtland; Republican; county comramisioner; Knight 

of Pythias: she Christian. 





Ch. b. Kirtland: 








8842. 


BlANCA M., 


Apr. 


7, 


1895. 


8843. 


Harvey L., 


June 


6, 


1896. 


8844. 


Gertrude, 


Sept. 


25, 


1897. 


8845 


A Daughter, 


Feb. 


10, 


1899. 



8846. 


Laura Ann 


8847. 


Eliza, 


8848.* 


Charles, 


8849.* 


LiNA, 


8850. 


Mary E., 


8851. 


Martha E., 



8852. 


Garrey, 


8853. 


Harrison, 


8854.* 


Fkank. 


8855. 


A Daughter, 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 863 

[4640] MARY ANN CADWELL,8 (Laura Williams,' Clarissa Hamlin,^ 
lsaac,5* Ebenezer,3 .Iaraes,2i) b. Avon, Ohio, Jan. 11, 1818: m. there, Apr. 30, 
1837, Augustus Bishop, b. Hunterdon Co., N. J., Mar. 3, 1806; farmer: Ridgefield 
and Norwalk, Ohio; Republican. He d. Norwalk, Jan. 20, 1881. 
Ch. b, Ridgefield: 

Jan. 18, 1839: d. Mar. 23, 1863, unm, 

Aug. 25, 1842; ** Mar. 11, 1845. 

Jan. 4, 1844. 

Apr. 15, 1849, 

Jan. 2, 1854; d. Feb, 9, 1857. 

June 1, 1857; unm. 1902. 

[4641] JANE CADWELL,8 (Sister of Mary A.,) 

b. Avon, Ohio, Apr. 9, 1820; m. Huron Co., Ohio, Oct. 14, 1847, John Quincy, 

; son of Elijah and Phebe (Crosby) Adams, b. Orleans, Co., N. Y., Oct. 8, 1824; 

farmer: Orleans Co.. until 183:^: Huron Co., until 1857; afterwards, Woods Co., 

j Ohio; Republican; Justice Peace: Universalist; member Lodge 451, A. F.& A.M.; 

I JR. A.M.; she Presb. Both d. Fontogany, Ohio; she June 6, 1886; he Jan. 4, 1899. 

Children: 

b. 1849, Huron Co.; d, 1867. 

" 1853, " " " 1867. 

" Aug. 11, 1857, Woods Co. 
d. infancy, 

[4643] CYRUS MARCELLUS WILLIAMS,^ (Justin,' Clarissa Ham- 
lin, e Isaac,"* Ebenezer.3 James,2i) b. Avon, Ohio, Mar. 1, 1827; m. Sheffield, 

Ohio, June 28, 1871, Celia Maria, dau. of Almond Ruggles and Mary (Root) 

Fitzgerald, b. Sheffield, Nov. 11, 1844: farmer and miller: Avon; Republican; 

Baptist: she Cong, and member Protected Home Circle 32. He d. Avon, Aug. 

11, 1889. 

Ch. b, Avon: 

8856.* Harriet Renena, Apr. 20, 1872. 

8857.* Justin Almond. Feb. 9, 1874. 

8858. Edward Fitzgerald, Dec. 11, 1878. 

I [4644] MILO HAMLIN VVILLIAMS,8 (Bro. of Cyrus M., ) 

I b. Avon, Ohio. Oct 15, 1829; m. there, June 26, 1854, Elizabeth, dau. of Aruna 
I and Tryphosa (Abbey) Price, b. Avon, June 25, 1836; farmer; Avon; Republican; 
Baptists: she d. Avon, Nov. 11, 1883. 

[4649] HALSEY GARFIELD,* (Tempe Williams,' Clarissa Hamlin,« 
Isaac," * Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Sheffield, Ohio, Dec. 24, 1823; m. there, 

Mar. 29, 1855, Harriet, dau. of William Henry and Sarah Eliza (Case) Root, b. 

Sheffield, June 13, 1830; carpenter, merchant and farmer; Avon, Ohio, 1850-63; 

afterwards, Sheffield; Republican; she Cong.; both d. Sheffield; he Feb. 18, 1900; 

she Mar. 7, 1889. 

Children: 

8859. Jessie Maria, b. Mar, 6, 1856, Avon; unm. 1902. 
8860.* Shirley, " Feb. 28, 1861, 

8861.* William Milton, " Oct. 26, 1867, Sheffield. 
8862.* Tempe Fannie, " July 28, 1870, " 



864 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[4650] PAULINE E. GARF1ELD,8 (Sister of Halsey,) 

b. Sheffield, Ohio, Sept. 3, 1826; ra. there, July 21, 1855, George F.. son of 
Milton and Selinda L. (Got!) Smith, b. St. Albans, Vt., Oct. 18, 1885; fanner; 
Avon Lake, Ohio, since 1840; Republican; Corp. 20 Ind. Battery; enlisted 1861; 
particpated in battles of Liberty Gap, Chickamauga, Missionary Ridge; trans- 
ferred to U. S. Navy; ship painter; served on ship Fayji^jeco, and participated 
in battle of Mobile Bay; member Richard Allen Post, 65, G. A. R., and King 
Solomon's Lodge, 56, A.F. & A. M.; she member Avon W. R. 0. She d. Avon, 
July 29, 1897. 

[4651] FANNIE M. GARFIELD,^ (Sister of Halsey,) 

b. Sheffield, Ohio, Aug. 14, 1829; m. there, Feb. 8, 1859, Graham, son of 

William and Sarah (Groat) Harris, b. Salisbury, Ct., Dec. 21, 1835; merchant; i 

Elyria, Ohio; Republican. She d. Sheffield, Mar. 6, 187L 

Ch. b. Sheffield: 

8863. Henry G., d. Sept., 1866, aged 1 year, 9 months, 21 days. 

8864. Fannie, " July, 1868, " 7 weeks. 

[4652] DANIEL W. GARFIELD,^ (Bro. of Halsey,) 

b. Sheffield, Ohio, May 11, 1833; m. Mary L., dau. of John A. and Naomi 

(Vanamburg) Taft, b. N. Y. state, Sept. 29, 1839; farmer; Sheffield; Republican. 

She d. Sheffield, Mar. 1, 1871. 

Ch. b. Sheffield: 
8865.* EstellaM., June U, 1859. 

[4653] JULIA C. GARFIELD,* (Sister of Halsey,) 

b. Sheffield, Ohio, July 25, 1842; m. there, July 11, 1866, Edward, son of Aaron 
and Esther (Buck) Root. b. Sheffield, Sept. 25, 1834; farmer; Sheffield; Republi- 
can; town clerk, 1889-97; private, I, 87 Ind. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Aug. 11, 1862; 
participated in battle of Perryville; dis. Jan. 2, 1863; mem. of John Harrison 
Post, 55, G. A. R.; King Solomon's Lodge 56, A. F. & A. M.: and Tent 18, K. O. 
T. M.; she mem. Avon W. R. C. He d. Sheffield, Aug. 8, 1897. 

Cli. b. Sheffield: 

8866. Tempe E., Aug. 21, 1870; d. Apr. 20, 1897, unm. 

8867. George G., Nov. 14, 1874; unm. 1902. 

8868. Henry G., Aug. 9, 1885. 

[4654] Dr. WILLIAMS JAMES CLARY.s (Eliza M. Williams,^ Clar- 
issa Hamlin, « Isaac,** Ebenezer,3 Jaraes.^i) b. Monroeville. Ohio, Nov. 8, 
1824; m. Chicago, 111., Oct. 9, 1891, Adeline S. Tennant, dau. of Charles Pome- 
roy and Catherine (Barnes) Tennant, b. Berlin, Ohio, 1834; physician. He 
graduated from Eclectic College, Cinncinnati, Ohio, 18>3; R^publicAQ. H e 
being a homoeopathic piiysician,the government refused to accept his proffered 
services as an army surgeon in the rebellion; but he prornised his medical ser- 
vices free to the families of all soldiers of Co. B, 123 Ohio Inf. Vols., who with 
many others were recipients of his patriotic charity; Catholics. He d. Chicago, 
Oct. 9, 1891; she d. Omaha, Neb., 1900. 

Ch. b. Monroeville: 

8869. Cora Cecelia Tenxant, Jan. 16, 1855: unm. 1902. 

8870. William, Jan. 1861; d. June, 1861. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 865 

[4655] NANCY DUN CLARY,8 (Sister of Wm. J.,) 

b. Monioeville, Ohio, Mar. 16, 1827; m. there, Feb. 26, 1850, Prof. Frederick, son 
of Philip J. and Catherine (Ullraan) Abel, b. Landau, Bavaria, Germany, Dec. 
23, 1824: musical director, pianist and composer: Cleveland, Ohio, 1850-60; Mil- 
waukee, Wis., until 1871; since, Detroit, Mich.: Republican. 
Children: 

8871.* Catherine, b. Aug. 29, 1851, Monroeville. 

8872.* Mary, " Oct. 12, 1853, Cleveland. 

8873.* Frederick Lawrence," Aug. 29, 1857, Monroeville. 

[4656] JOHN CLARY,8 (Bro. of Williams J.,) 

b. Monroeville, Ohio, Sept. 1, 1829: ra. there, Dec, 1856, Louisa J., dau. of 
Douglas and Jane (French) Squire, b. Norwalk, Ohio, Nov. 3, 1837, who d. Mon- 
roeville, Mar. 12. 1873: m. 2d, Martha A. Squire, sister of 1st wife; farmer; Mon- 
roeville, until 1874; afterwards, Louisville, Ky.; Republican; Catholics. He 
d. Louisville, July 27, 1891. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Monroeville: 



8874. 


James Clement, 


Aug. 


4, 1857; 


d. 


Aug. 18, 1864 


8875.* 


Mary Louisa, 


June 


7, 1865. 






8876.* 


Anastasia, 


June, 


1869. 






8877. 


Bertha Elizabeth, 
By 2d wife, b. Louisville: 


unm. 


1902. 






8878.* 


John Berkeley, 


June 


16,- 1877. 






8879. 


Ernest Augustine, 


Dec. 


2, 1879; 


d. 


May 30, 1880. 


8880. 


Willie, 


Dec. 


3, 1883, 


u 


Dec. 5, 1883. 



[4657] CORDELIA CLARY,* (Sister of WiUiam J.,) 

b. Monroeville, Ohio. May 25, 18.32; m. there, Dec. 16, 1857, Caleb Dayton, son 
of Caleb Crane, and Mary Williams, b. Orange, N. J., Apr. 6„ 18.32; farmer; 
Orange, until 1835: afterwards, Monroeville, Ohio; Republican; 2d Lieut., 
B., 123 Ohio Inf. Vols., commissioned Sept. 24, 1862, promoted 1st Lieut., Mar. 
6, 1863: served under Gen. Milroy, at Winchester. Va.; killed in skirmish at 
Snicker's Ford, W. Va.. July 18, 1864. She graduated from N. Y. Medical Col- 
lege and Hospital for women, 1878, of which she is vice-president of its board 
of trustees: member County Homoeopathic Med. Soc, and Alumni Asso.; 
Catholic. She has kindly compiled for this work the records of the decendants 
of her grandmother, Clarrissa Hamlin.^ 
Ch. b. Monroeville: 

8881.* Thomas Clary, Sept. 13, 1858. 

[4658] .JOSEPHINE CLARY,8 (Sister of Williams J.,) 

b. Monroneville, Ohio, Aug. 31, 1337: m. there. May 25, 1865, Capt. William 

Macintosh, son of James and Cornelia (Macintosh) Flanagan, b. in Va.: res. 

Monroeville and Toledo, Ohio: Logansport, Ind.; Norwalk, Ohio, and Omaha, 

Neb.; Democrat: Capt. G, 3d Ohio Cav.; enlisted 1861. She was killed while 

crossing a railroad track in Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 23, 1901. 
Children: 
8882.* Eliza Cornelia, b. July 21, 1866, Monroeville. [dish,9[6014] 

8883. Cordelia Clary, " Apr. 3, 1868, Logansport; m. Bliss Stan- 

8884. William Stephen, " Dec. 1, 1870, Monroeville; unm. 1902. 

8885. Thomas Clary, " Sept. 1, 1872, 
8886.* Louise, " Mar. 30, 1875, " 



ML 



866 THE HAMLIN TAMILY. 

[4659] STEPHEN LAWKENCE CLARY,8 (Bro. of Williams J., ) 
b. Monroeville, Ohio, Oct. 5, 1842; m. South Norwalk Ct., June 4, 1879, Clara 
Isabel, dau. of William and Mary St. John (Chapman) Warren, b. Norwalk, 
Ct., Mar. 14, 1852; musician and composer; Monroeville, 1879-82; So. Norwalk, 
Ct., until 1889: Norwalk, Ohio, until 1892; Penn Yan, N. Y., until 1898; since^ 
So. Norwalk; Republican; she Methodist. 

Children: 

8887. Harold Warren. b. Oct. 7, 1880, Monroeville. 

8888. Ruth Richards, " Nov. 8, 1881, " 

8889. William Warren, " Feb. 20, 1891, Norwalk. i 



[4660] THOMAS FLOYD WILLI AMS.« (John W.,^ Clarissa HamUn,« 
Isaac,'^* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Amherst, Ohio, May 1, 1833: m. 1st, Avon, 
Ohio, Dec. 8, 1855, Laura A., dau. of Isaac B. and Lourancy (Nye) Ross, b. Avon, 
from whom he was divorced, 1887; m. 2d, Mar. 16, 1898, Roxie L. Briggs, dau. of 
John J., and Fannie O. (Buck) Forbes; miller and carpenter; Amherst. Avon 
and Lorain, Ohio; Republican: private, E, 42 Ohio Inf. Vols.; enlisted Aug. 11. 
1862; wounded Vicksburg, Dec. 29, 1862: dis. Apr. 12, 1863; member Richard 
Allen Post, 65, G. A. R.; Plato Lodge 203, L O. O. F.; Disciples. 
Ch. b. Avon: 
8890. Milton, July 20, 1858; d. July 23, 1873. 

[4661] IDA ISA DORE CATHERINE WILLIAMS,« (Sister of Thomas F.,) 
b. Amherst, Ohio, Sept. 1, 1834; m. Avon, Oliio, 1849, Jerome, son of John 
VanGelder, b. Dover, Ohio; sailor; Avon; Democrat; she d. Avon, Aug. 4, 1874; 
he d. Cleveland, Ohio, Sept., 1851-2. 

Ch. b. Amherst: 

8891.* Rosa Bell, Sept. 23, 1851. 

[4663] HOWARD WILLIAMS,' (Henry H.,' Clarissa IIamlin,«= Isaac^i 

Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Avon, Ohio, Jan. 21, 1841; m. there, Mar. 1870, Ada 
F., dau. of Clarke and Clarissa (Rockafellow) McCartey, b. Chardon, Ohio, Mar. 
8, 1851; roofing contractor: Toronto, Ont.: Republican: private, E, 42 Ohio Inf. 
Vols.; enlisted Aug. 11, 1862, promoted Lieut. 5th U.S. Vols. Apr. 3, 1865; served 
mostly on detached duty; dis. Oct., 1866; Justice Peace, 1862; Methodist. 
Children: 

8892.* Alson J., b. Mar. 26, 1871, Avon. 

8893,* Annette Morey, " May 26, 1873, " 

8894. DwightM., "Jan., 1875, " d. Aug., 1875. 

8895.* Ralph Clarke, " Dec. 21, 1876, Buffalo. 

8896. Franklin H., " Jan., 1888, Toronto; unra. 1902. 

[4664] ANNETTE WILLIAMS,^ (Sister of Howard, ) 

b. Avon, Ohio, Jan. 23, 1843: m. there, June 3, 1868, Capt. Norris, son of Joseph 
and Anna (Kinne) Morey, b. Brant, N. Y., July 20, 183S: lawyer; Brant, 1838-66; 
he attended school at Oberlin, Ohio, 1858-63; Buffalo, N. Y., since 1866; Repub- 
lican; captain, E. 10 N. Y. Cav.: enlisted 1861: dis. 1862; she Baptist. She died 
Buffalo, Jan. 12, 1898. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 8H7 





Ch. b. Buflfalo: 








8897.* 


Isabel Ransom, 


June 


16, 


1874 


8898. 


Joseph Harrison, 


Mar. 


6, 


1877 


8899. 


Arthur Norris, 


Dec. 


8, 


1880 



8900. Howard Williams, Mar. 16, 1882. 

[46K5] EDWARD EVERETT WILLIAMS,* (Bro. of Howard,) 
b. Avon, Ohio, Mar. 3, 1846: m. there, Oct. 23, 1870, Laurette Albina, dau. of 
Charles Newton and Parmelia Jane (Palmer) Williams, b. Avon. July 29, 1848; 
manufacturer and banker: Avon, until 1881; since, Elj^-ia, Ohio; Republican; 
County Treasurer, 1876-90; Baptist: she Cong. 

Ch. b. Avon. 

8901. Zella Messenger, Aug. 7, 1871: unm. 1902. 
8902.* Harrison Charles, Mar. 16, 1873. 

8903. Porter Hastings,. May 30, 1879; unm. 1902. 

[4667] NELLIE LOUISE W^ILLIAMS,* (Sister of Howard.) 

b. Avon, Ohio, Oct. 5, 1853; m. there. May 21, 1881, Clyde Burton, son of 
William and Laura Beeman (La Moure) Jameson, b, Sheffield, Ohio, Oct. 10, 
1856: contractor; Avon, 1881-2: Toledo, 1882-7; Toronto, Ont., 1887-8; since, 
Buflfalo, N.Y.; Baptists. 
Children: 

8904. Everett Williams, b. July 4, 1882, Avon; unm. 1902. 

8905. NoRRis MoREY, " Mar. 29, 1888, Toronto. 

[4668] CHARLES HAMLIN,* (George W.,^ Stephen,* Isaac,** Ebenez- 

er,3 James.ai) b. Springfield, Mass., Dec. 7, 1843: m. Chicago, HI., Feb. 16, 
1871, Emma Elizabeth, dau. of John A. and Elizabeth (Brown) Ladd, b. Hart- 
ford, Conn., Jan. 22, 1851: painter; Pittsfield and Springfield, until 1866; since, 
Chicago; Democrat: G, 57 Mass. Inf. Vols.; in battles of Wilderness, North 
Anna, Cold Harbor, Petersburg and others, 13 engagements in all; captured 
and confined in Libby prison. 
Ch. b. Chicago: 

8906.* George Frederick, Nov. 12, 1871, 

8907.* Charles Merriam, July 30, 1873. 

8908. John Adams, Oct. 16, 1875. 

8909. Stephen Bartlett, Aug. 7, 1887: d. Jan. 22, 1889. 

8910. Joseph, Jan. 13, 1892. 

[4669] DAVID FRANCIS HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Charles,) 

b. Illion, N.Y., Jan. 27, 1849: m. Pittsfield, Mass., June 12, 1873, Mary Vir- 
ginia, dau. of Frederick Mills and Mary Rebecca (Demi ng) Ingersoll,* b. Sandis- 
field, Mass., Aug. 9, 1846; tinsmith, later salesman: removed with his mother to 

* Note 45.3. RICHARD INGERSOLL.i with a younger brother, John, came from Bedford- 
shire. England, to Salem, Mass., 1629; wife Ann. Seven children, among whom were sons, George 
and John. 
I GEORGE INGERSOLL,2 b. 1618; wife Elizabeth. Seven children: George, .Joseph, Eliza- 

beth, Elizabeth. Mary. 

.lOHX INGERS0LL,2 m. Judith Felton and Deborah , b. 1645; res. Salem, Mass. ; 

New London; Falmouth. Casco and Kittery, Me. He d. 1716. Children: .Tohn, Nathaniel, Ruth, 
Richard, Sarah, Samuel, Elisha, Ephraim, Deborah, Mary, Rachael, Abigail and another 
daughter. 



fell 



868 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Chicago, 1857; removed to Pittsfield, Mass., 1869; returned to Chicago, 1874; Ee- 

publican; Freemason, K. P., and Royal League; Congs. He d. Chicago, Nov. 

30, 1898. 

Ch. b. Chicago: 

8911. Albert Fkancts, Aug. 1, 1874; unm. 1899. 

8912.* Robert Deming, Sept. 2, 1876. 

8913. Edmund INGERSOLL, Jan. 26, 1879, " " 

8914. Mary Virginia, Aug. 28, 1881, " " 

8915. Gertrude Elizabeth, June 11, 1884; d. Nov. 26, 1886. 

8916. Sara Clark, May 3, 1886, " same day. 

8917. Frederick Mills, Sept. 21, 1887. 

[4670J KATHERINE ELIZABETH BAIRD.s (Jane E. Hamlin,' 

Stephen, 8 Isaac,5* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Pittsfield, Mass., June 28, 1848; 
m. Stockbridge, Mass., 1867, Charles Gilbert, son of Eliphalet and Elizabeth 
Mason, b. Great Barrington, Mass., May 12, 1843; brick and stone mason; Great 
Barrington; Republican; she Epis. She d. Stockbridge, Mass., Dec. 30, 1875; 
he d. Great Barrington, Oct. 1, 1900. 

Ch. b. Great Barrington: 

8918.* Cora Estelle, Nov. 23, 1868. 

8919.* Jane Elizabeth, Dec. 22, 1870. 

8920.* Grace Etta, Sep. 10, 1872. 

8921. Clara Bell, Apr. 14, 1874; d. Feb. 26, 1901, unm. 

[4672] WILLIAM KENDALL BA1RD,8 (Bro. of Katlierine E.,) 
b. Pittsfield. Mass., Feb. 8, 1853; m. Stockbridge, Mass., Nov. 12, 1884, 
Marion E. Nelson, b. Apr. 6, 1865; res. Stockbridge. 

Ch. b. Stockbridge: 

8922. Grace Parker, Aug. 21, 1885. 

8923. William Kendall, Sept. 29, 1890. 

[4673] WILLIS PRENTICE BAIRD,8 (Bro. of Katherine E., ) 
b. Pittsfield, Mass., Feb. 8, 1853; m. Stockbridge, Mass., 1876. He d. Stock- 
bridge, 1893. 

Ch. b. Stockbridge: 

8924. George Prentice, Aug. 21, 1877. 

8925. MaryE., June 7, 1880. 

8926. Edward Thomas, Sept. 16, 1884. 

8927. Helm, Apr. 24, 1886. 

8928. Marjorie. 

[4685] PHILIP HOWLAND SEARS,' (Polly Rowland," Lois Hamlin," 
Perez,5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Lenox, Mass., Aug. 9, 1823; m. Hinsdale, 
Mass., Feb. 5,1849, Mary, dau. of Nathaniel and Polly (Phillips) Butts, b. Peru, 

JOHN INGERSOLL.i came with his brother Richard from Bedfordshire, England, to 
Salem, Mass., 1629; freeman, Salem, 1668. Dorothy, wife of one John Ingersoll d. Northampton, 
Mass., January, 1656. 

THOMAS INGERSOLL,2 b. Salem, Mass., 166S: m. 1692, Sarah Ashley; res. Springfield, 
Mass. 

Capt. DAVID TNGERSOLL,s b. Springfield, Mass., 1699; m. Lydia Child; Justice; Parish 
Clerk; Captain of Militia: Great Barrington, Mass. He d. 177;i. | 






EIGHTH GENERATION. 869 

Mass., 1824; builder and carriage maker; Lenox, 1823-47; Hinsdale, 1847-58; 

Charlotte, S. C, 1858-61; Whig and Republican: Congs. He d. Charlotte, Feb. 

12, 1861. 

Ch. b. Hinsdale: 

8929.* Frank Irving, July 30, 1850. 

8930.* Frederick Nathaniel, Oct. 10, 1851, 
8931.* Henry Philip, Jan. 8, 1853. 

[4686] Hon. HORATIO NELSON SEARS,' (Bro. of Philip H.,) 
b. Lenox, Mass., Aug. 29, 1826: member Mass. Legislature, 1854-5; town officer; 
mail agent, etc.; d. unmarried, May 29, 1860, 

[4687] MARY CORNELIA SEARS,« (Sister of Philip H.,) 

b. Lenox, Mass., Aug. 22, 1828; m. there, Nov. 25, 1852, Rev. Simeon Lea- 
vitt, son of Thomas and Abigail (Leavitt) Hobbs, b. Candia, N. H., Apr. 24, 
1813; physician and clergyman: Candia, until 1822; North Hampton, N. H., 1822- 
45: Boston, Mass., 1845-50: Pittsfleld, Mass., 1850-2; Lenox, Ind. T., 1852-62; 
Exeter, N. H.. 1862-3; Southboro, Mass., 1863-9; Erving, Mass., 1869-72: Fort 
Smith, Ark., 1872-6; Amherst, Mass., 1876-83; Lenox, Ind. T., 1883; Republican; 
Congs. They were missionaries in the Indian Ter. Both d. Lenox, Choctaw, 
Ind. T., of yellow fever: she Aug. 12, 1883; he Sept. 1, 1883. 

Children: 

8932. Harriet Wright, b. Jan. 7, 1856, Lenox, I. T.; d, Nov. 3, '56. 

893.3.* John Howard, " Apr. 2,1858, 

8934.* Helen DeLancey, " Jan. 12, 1862, " Mass. 

8935. Arthur Herbert, " Aug. 13, 1867, Southboro; d. Nov, 16, '67. 

8936. Alice Gertrude, " Aug. 13, 1867, " " Apr. 12, '68. 

[4688] HENRY CLINTON SEARS,« (Bro. of Philip H.,) 

b. Lenox, Mass., Feb. 11, 1832: m. New Bedford, Mass., Dec. 26, 1861, Fannie 

Elizabeth Clark, b. New Bedford, Nov. 2, 1839, who d. Roxbury, Mass., Jan. 

22, 1890; he resided there, 1890; later, carriage builder, Boston. 

•Children: 

8937. Florence May, b. May 30, 1863, New Bedford; m. — Fuller 

8938. Ethel Craig, " Oct. 29, 1869, Roxbury; d. Feb. 11, 1876. 

[4689] Hon. CHAUNCEY SEARS,« (Bro. of Philip H.,) 

b. Lenox, Mass., Nov. 13, 1834; ra. there, June 1, 1871, Anna Aurelia, dau. of 

David and Jane (Smith) Hart,* b. Pittstield, Mass., Dec. 13, 1849; farmer; res. 

on the old homestead, Lenox; Justice Peace, assessor, representative, 1885. He 

was educated in the common .school and Lenox Academy. We are Indebted to 

him for records of this branch of the family. 

* Note 454. Dka. STEPHEN HART.i b. Braintree, England, about 1605; was at Cam- 
bridge, Mass., lt)32 He is one of those who went through the wilderness with Rev. Thomas 
Hooker, and settled Hartford, Ct., 16W; Hartford was named for his ford on the Conn, river; 
original proprietor and first deacon of the Church at Farmington, Ct., 1652; where he d. March, 
1682-3. 

NICHOLAS HART.I m. .Joan, dau. of Edward Rossiter; who came with .lohn Wintbrop 
to Nantasket, now Hull, Mass., May 30, 1630; ho was at Warwick, R. I., 1640; d. 1682; has descend- 
ants to the present time. 



870 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. b. Lenox: 

8939. Horatio Henry, Feb. 2, 1873. 

8940. Chauncy Harold, Nov. 28, 1875. 

8941. Mary Agnes, Feb. 5, 1882. 

[4690] LOIS HAMBLEN SEARS.8 (Sister of Philip H.,) 

b. Lenox, Mass., Aug. 23, 1837; unmarried;scliool teacher: New Lenox, Mass; 
res. with lier brother Chauncey. 

[4691] HELEN LEWIS,* (Polly Buckland,' Rhoda Hamlin," Perez,* 

Isaac,* Ebenezer,3 Jarnes,ai) b. Poultney, Vt., Mar. 20, 1822; m. 1847, Brig- 
ham, son or Alpheus and Laura (Powell) Williams, b. Lanesboro, Mass., Apr. 1, 
1822; farmer; Charlotte, Vt.; Republican. She d. Charlotte, 1851: he d. Essex, 
N. y., Mar. 29, 1874. 

Ch.b. Charlotte: 

8942.* Theodore, Sept. 3, 1848. 

8943. George, Nov. 27, 1850; d. Mar. 5, 1876, unm. 

[4692] FANNY B. LEWIS,* (Sister of Helen,) 

b. Poultney, Vt., Oct. 26, 1823: m. 1st, there, Oct., 1847, Nelson, son of David 
and Sybil (Canfield) Rawson,* b. Poultney, 1818; farmer; Republican; he d. 
Poultney, 1869; m. 2d, May, 1874, LaFayette, son of Samuel and Sabina 
(Andrews) Wood, b. Fair Haven, Vt., July 20. 1823; music teacher; Republican; 
member Morning Star Lodge, A. F. &. A. M.; she was living 1897; Epis. He d. 
Fair Haven, Aug. 22, 1887. 
No issue. 

[469.3] CARLISLE LEWIS,* (Bro. of Helen, ) 

b. Poultney, Vt., May 12, 1825; m. Charlotte, Vt., June 2, 1852, Louise Re- 
becca, dau. of Alpheus and Laura (Powell) Williams; farmer; Poultney, Benson, 
and Charlotte, Vt.; Republican; Good Templar; Congs. Both d. Charlotte; he 
Apr. 22, 1893; she Apr. 28, 1887. 
Children: 

8944.* Mary Louisa, b. Feb. 27, 1853, Poultney. 

8945.* John Alpheus, " Dec. 13, 1854, " 

8946.* Frank Adkins, " Aug. 10, 1856. 

8947.* Sarah Adelia, " May 16, 1860, Charlotte. 

8948.* Fanny Effie, " May 30, 1862, " 

8949.* Solon Augustus, " Feb. 5, 1871, " 

8950. Bertram Ransom, " Oct. 11, 1872, " unm. 1897. 

8951. Carl Fayette, " Nov. 26, 1876, " " 

[4694] WILLIAM BUCKLAND,* (Stephen,' Rhoda A. Hamlin," Perez,^ 
Isaac,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Danby, N.Y., Oct. 12, 1831; m. Ophelia Mil- 
ler, b. Danby; farmer; she was living 1897: he d. Danby, Apr. 17, 1863. 
Children: 
8952.* Adella. 

8953. William; dead. 

8954. EVELINK, " 

8955. Augustus, " 
* For Rawson see note 316. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 871 

[4695J NEWELL BUCKANI),' (Bro. of William,) 

b. Daaby, N. Y., June 13, 1833; m. there, Mary L., dau. of Charles C. and 
Esther (Hyatt) Howell, b. Danby, Apr. 22,1838; produce dealer; Danby and 
Truraansburg, N. Y., until 1865: Waterloo, Ind., to 1881; Kendallville, Ind., 
1882; afterwards, South Bend, Ind.; Republican; city inarshall, Waterloo, 
1878-9: Odd Fellow; Presbs. Both d. South Bend; he, Apr. 21, 1886; she, Nov. 
29, 1885. 

Children: 

8956.* Charles Newell, b. Nov. 19, 1859, Danby. 
8957.* Frank Edmund, " Feb. 4, 1863, " 

8958. Eva May, " Dec, 12, 1870, Waterloo: d. Aug. 6, 1871. 

[4697] Dr. FRANK BUCKLAND,8 (Bro. of William, ) 

b. Danby, N.Y., Apr. 30, 1840; m. Ella Kibbee, of Coldwater, Mich.; sur- 
geon in the army in the latter part of the civil war. He d. Chicago, 111., 1876. 
8he is dead. 

Children: 

8959. Frank. 

8960. RuFus; res. Coldwater, 1897. 

[4698] HARLAN BUCKLAND,« (Bro. of William,) 

b. Danby, N.Y., Sept. 27, 1842; ra. Green Island, N.Y., June 13, 1888, Emma, 
dau. of John and Sophia Elizabeth (Goodell) Weeks, b. Green Island, May 10, 
1860; artist; Danby, until 1863; Ithaca, 1864; Indianapolis, Ind., until 1869; N.Y. 
City, 1870; San Francisco, Cal., 1873; Troy, N.Y., 1896; res. Green Island; Repub- 
lican; member Knights of Honor; Methodists. 
Ch. b. Green Island: 

8961. Harlan, Apr. 15, 1889; d. Aug, 29, 1889. 

8962. Bessie, Apr. 15, 1889, " Aug. 11, 1889. 

8963. Harold, Sept. 20, 1890. 

[4700] HIRAM F. LEW1S,« (Rhoda Fifield,' Charlotte Harablin,« 

Perez,5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Poultney, Vt., Aug. 12, 1829; m. 

there, Sept. 20, 1855, Charlotte, dau. of John G. and Lucy (Laraway) Farwell,* 

b. in Poultney, Sept. 24, 1827: farmer and carpet weaver; East Poultney; 

Republican. 

Ch, b. Poultney: 

8964. Cora, Mch. 8, 1857; d. Feb. 21, 1877; unm. 
8965.* MiLA, Aug. 2, 1859. 

8966.* John Farwell, Sept. 8, 1867. 
8967.* Helen, June 28, 1869. 

[4701] MARK LEWIS,8 (Bro. of Hiram F.,) 

b. Poultney, Vt., Nov. 21, 1831; m. there, Sept. 27, 1855, Sarah J., dau. of 
Isaac W., and Sarah (Ransom) Hosford, b. Poultney, Feb. 1, 1833; farmer: Poult- 
ney; Republican; Justice Peace; Selectman. 

* Note 455. HENRY FAEWELL.i wife Olive; settled at Concord, Mass., about 1035; free- 
man. Mar, 14, 1638-9; removed to Chelmsford, Mass., about 1654, where he d. Aug. 1. 1670; she d. 
:ji Mar. 1, 1691-2. It is supposed he came from Bishop's Hill, near Taunton, England, and that he 
was son of .John and Dorothy; son of George and Mary; son of George and Phillipa; son of 
Simon and Dorotha; who came from Yorkshire, about 1.500; where the ancestors had lived 
from an early period. Children; Joseph, James, Henry, John, Mary, Olive, Elizabeth. 



872 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. b. Poultney: 
8968.* , Charles Sumner, Mar. 11, 1859. 
89H9. George, May 27, 1867; unm. 1897. 

[4702] JULIUS LEWIS,8 (Bro. of Hiram F.,) 

b. Poultney, Vt., May 4, 1837, unmarried; 1st Serg't. I, 5th Vt.. Inf. Vols.; 
enlisted Sept, 2, 1861; killed in battle, near Boliver Heights, Va., Aug. 21, 1864. 

[4703] CHARLOTTE F. LEWIS,^ (Sister of Hiram F., ) 

b. Poultney, Vt., Jan. 12, 1839; m. 1st, there, Sept. 8, 1858, Rollin, son of 
Stearns and Mabel (Mallory) Marshall, b. Poultney, 1833; farmer; he d. Poultney, '^ 
1874; m.2d, Poultney, Eleazer Hay ward, b. Rutland, Vt., 1840; miller and farmer; 
Poultney; Republican. 

Ch. by 1st marriage, b. Poultney: 

8970. Fanny, unm. 1897. 

8971.* Mary, b. Jan. 9, 1862. 

[4704] MARTHA LEWIS,' (Sister of Hiram F.,) 

b. Poultney, Vt., Mar. 17, 1842: m. there, Dec. 22, 1863, Henry A., son of 
Philip and Julia (Ransom) Pond, b. Castleton, Vt., Dec. 21, 1834; farmer; Castle- 
ton; Republican; Corp. F, 14, Vt. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Sept. 3, 1862: wounded t 
battle Gettysburg, July, 1863; dis. July, 1863; member Post 108, G. A.R. 

Ch. b. Castleton: 

8972. John Philip, Oct. 13, 1864; unm. 1897. 

8973.* Frederick Lewis, May 6, 1866. 

8974.* Charles Delos, July 30, 1870. 

8975. Mary Alice, Jan. 16, 1879; unm. 1897. 

[4706] JENKS L. FIFIELD,* (Hiram,^ Charlotte Hamblin.* 

Perez,5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Poultney, Vt., Nov, 27, 1839; m. 
Castleton, Vt., Feb. 22, 1865, Louisa, dau. of Solomon and Louisa (Pond) Far- 
well,* b. Castleton, May 22, 1839: farmer; Dwight, 111.; Freemason. ' 

Children; 

8976. Paulina L., b. Feb. 11, 1866; Castleton; unm. 1897. 

8977. Mary F., " Gardner, 111.; unm. 1897. 

[4707] MARY A. FIFIELD,8 (Sister of Jenks L.,) 

b. Poultney, Vt., Oct. 31, 1842; ra. there, Dec. 12. 1861, Cuthbut C, son of 
Solomon and Louisa (Pond) P^arwell,* b. Poultney, Oct. 21, 1831; farmer; Poult- 
ney; Republican; member of Lee Lodge, 30, A. F. & A. M. 

Ch. b. Castleton: 

8978. Martha E., May 2, 1864; m. Chas. S. Lewis » [8968.] 

8979. Berdilla L., Oct. 26, 1865; unm. 1897. 



For Farwell see note 465. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 873 

[4708] GEORGE BENJAMIN FIFIELD,8 (Bro. of Jenks L.,) 

b. Poultney, Vt., Aug. 20, 1845; m. Gardner, 111., Nov. 21, 1867, Albina, dau. of 
John and Catherine (Cullen) LaMarsna, b. Mich., Oct. 19, 1848; farmer; Tulare, 
Cal.; she Christian. 

Children: 

8980.* LOKA May, b. Feb. 10, 1869, Gardner. 

8981. Lewis LaMarsna, " Sep. — , 1871, Poultney; unm. 1897. 

[4709] Capt. SAMUEL KlLBORN,8 (Betsey Fifleld,' Charlotte Ham- 
blin," Perez,5 Isaac,* Ebenezer.s Jaraes,2i) b. Poultney, Vt., Nov. 29, 1841; 
m. twice; enlisted in Co. I, 5 Vt. Inf. Vols., served 3 j'ears, promoted through 
all the ranks to captain, reenlisted and served to the close of the war. 
Has children. 

[4710] FRANKLIN KILBORN,8 (Bro. of Samuel,) 

b. in Poultney, Vt., Jan. 6, 1844; enlisted Aug. 11, 1862, C, 11 Vt. Inf. Vols., and 
d. Fort Stevens, D. C, Apr. 13. 1863. 

[4711] ALBERT KILBORN,* (Bro. of Samuel,) 

b. Poultney, Vt., Nov. 30, 1846; m. Phillips: res. Poultney. 

Has children. 

[4715] EDSON H. FIFIELD,^ (Perez H.,' Charlotte Hamblin,6 Perez,^ 
Isaac,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Poultney, Vt., Dec. 7, 1838; unmarried; an officer 
in civil war: res. Gardner, 111. 

[4718] SARAH FIFIELD,8 (Sister of Edson H., ) 

b. Poultney, Vt., Nov. 10, 1848; m. there, Martin Cole, of Castleton, Vt., and 
went west; he was a cashier; Democrat; Baptist; she Epis.; San Diego, Cal., 1897. 
Children: 

8982. Irving, b. Jan. 16, 1886, Poultney. 

8983. Laslte, 

[4719] IDA FIFIELD,8 (Sister of Edson H.,) 

b. Poultney, Vt., Nov. 26, 1853; ra. there, Nov. 18, 1870, Amos, son of Asa J. 
and Eliza (Horton) Rogers, b. Hydeville, Vt., Aug. 31, 1849; contractor and 
builder; Poultney; Republican; Justice Peace; Odd Fellow; she member W. C. 
T. U. 





Children: 














8984. 


George A., 


b. Apr. 


22, 


1872; 


Saratoga Springs, N.Y. 




8985. 


Grace J., 


" Dec. 


21, 


1874, 


Poultney. 






8986. 


Mary L., 


" Feb. 


18, 


1876, 








8987. 


John H., 


" Apr. 


6, 


1878. 








8988. 


Frank F., 


" Aug. 


11, 


1881, 








8989. 


Eddie, 


" Mar. 


7, 


1883, 




d. Sept. 13, 


1883 


8990. 


Charles, 


" Nov, 


20, 


1885, 








8991. 


Freddie, 


" May 


12, 


1887, 




d. Oct. 4, 


1887 


8992. 


Arthur, 


" May 


13, 


1889, 








8993. 


LlJCY, 


" Nov. 


23, 


1890, 








8994. 


Thomas, 


" Nov. 


5, 


1891, 




d. Nov. 5, 


1891 


8995. 


LiBBIE, 


" Nov. 


24, 


1893, 








8996. 


Maud, 


" Feb. 


5, 


1895, 









i 



874 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[4724] LEVI B. HAMBLIN,^ (Horatio,' Stephen,^ Perez.B Isaac,* Eben- 
ezer,s James,2i) b. Aurelius, N. Y., Feb. 18, 1831; m. Julia Abies. Both 
dead; he d. Cazenovia, N. Y., July 2, 1886. 
Child: 

8997. Frank. 

[4725] LAUEA JANE HAMBLIN,« (Sister of Levi B.,) 

b. Aurelius, N.Y., Aug. 19, 1833; m. Auburn, N.Y., Sept. 29, 1858, Abrara, son 

of Abram and Susan (McElroy) Goodrich,* b. Auburn, Jan. 6, 1833; engineer; 

Auburn. 

Ch. b. Auburn: 

8998. Howard Nelson, Nov. 6, 1867. 

8999. Edward Hall, Jan. 2, 1871. 

[4726] CHARLES L. HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of Levi B.,) 

b. Auburn, N. Y., Aug. 5, 1852; m. Eaton, N. Y., Mar. 27, 1882, Eva, dau. of 
George D. and Sarah (Kigali) Richardson, b. Erieville, N. Y., Jan. 1, 1859; drug- 
gist; Auburn, until 1877; Eaton, until Sept., 1895; since, Hamilton, N. Y.; Re- 
publican; she Baptist. 

Ch. b. Eaton: 

9000. Mabel J., Dec. 31, 1882. 

[4727] MAY FRANCES HAMBLIN,^ (Sister of Levi B.,) 

b. Auburn, N.Y., Mar. 28, 1854; m., Kilbourn Ward, of Auburn; she d. Auburn, 
Jan. 5, 1895. 

[4728] MARTHA E. HAMBLIN,^ (William P.,' Stephen," Perez,^ Isaac,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Aurelius, N. Y., Jan. 30, 1831: m. Plymouth, Mich., 
Feb. 4, 1856, Harlow A., son of Gaylord and Thirza (Gillette) Hoskins, b. Onon- 
daga, N. Y., July 24, 1829; farmer; Onondaga, until 1842; Springport, until 1850; 
Fleming, until 1865; afterwards, Aurelius; Repulican; member Aurelius Grange, 
P. of H.; she Presb. He d. Aurelius, Aug. 28, 1898. 

Children: 

Dec. 16, 1856, Fleming. 

May 16, 1858, " d. Jan. 26, 1870. 

June 18, 1863, " • 

Aug. 12, 1864, " d. Nov. 1, 1866. 

Oct. 18, 1867, Aurelius. 

Oct. 18, 1867, 

Sept. 20, 1871, 

[4729] ST. CLAIR SMITH HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Martha E.,) 

b. Aurelius, N.Y., May 6, 1833; m. Ypsilanti, Mich., Mar. 17, 1863, Mary Jane, 
dau. of Warren and Susan Jane Smith; school teacher 17 years; farmer; Auburn, 
N. Y., until fall 1856; Northville, Mich., until spring 1864; since, Gaines, Mich.; 
school inspector; drain commissioner; Republican; Methodists; she d. Gaines, 
Oct. 13, 1878. 



9001.* 


Jennie E., 


b 


9002. 


Edward A., 




9003.* 


William Gaylord, 




9004. 


Hattie May, 




9005.* 


Fred E., 




9006.* 


Frank M., 




9007.* 


Delos West, 





For Goodrich see note 217. 



si 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 875 





Ch. b. Gaines: 






9008.* 


Lemuel Warren, 


Dec. 31, 


1863. 


9009. 


WiLLARD Romans, 


May 29, 


1868; unm. 1903 


9010.* 


Frank Alvin, 


Dec. 1, 


1868. 


9011.* 


Fred Fayette, 


July 4, 


1871. 


9012.* 


Clarence Hartwell, 


July 5, 


1873. 



[47.33] JENNIE M. HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Martha E.,) 

b. Elbridge, N. Y., Mar. 27, 1842; ni. Northville, Mich., May 12, 1867, Henry 
M., son of Harvey W. and Harriet (Dean) White, b. Levonla, Mich., July 30, 
1837: Lieut. A, 5th Mich. Cav.; enlisted Aug. 14, 1862; participated in battles of 
Gettysburg, Boonsboro, Wilderness, Yellow Tavern, Halls Shop, Winchester, 
Cedar Creek, Five Forks, and Appomattox C. H.; member of G. A. R. Post 318; 
Northville, since 1854; Presbs. She d. Northville, Mar. 23. 

Ch. b. Northville: 

9013.* Mattie S., Mar. 15, 1875. 

[4739] WILLIAM ST. CLAIR SMITH,^ (Mary E. Hamblin,' Stephen,» 
Perez,5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,3i) b. Throopville, N.Y., July 14, 1840; m. 
Apr. 6, 1865, Frances Rice.* He d. Chicago, 111., Feb. 13, 1891; she was travel- 
ing in Europe, 1896. 

[4741] MARY SOPHIA SMITH,^ (Sister of William S.,) 

b. Auburn N.Y., June 21, 1847; m. N.Y. City, June 14, 1871, Albert Eugene, 
son of William Henry and Mary Elizabeth (Raymond) Reed, b. N.Y. City, Oct. 
2, 1850; wholesale meat dealer, N.Y. City; Republican: member Knights of Hon- 
or; Baptists; she d. N.Y., Jan. 9, 1881. 
Ch. b. N.Y.: 



9014.* 


Frank Adams, 


b. 


June 28, 1872. 


9015. 


Charles R., 


d. 


1877. 


9016. 


St. Clair, 


(( 


1881. 


9017. 


Howard, 


u 


1881. 



[4745] MARIA LOUISE HAMBLIN,^ (Lemuel W.,^ Stephen,6 Perez,^ 
Isaac,* Ebenezer,3 James.^i) b. Geneva, N. Y., Jan. 13, 1841; m. there, Dec. 
30, 1861, Rev. George G. Perrine. She d. Theresa, N. Y., May 7, 1890. 

Children: 

9018. Edward. 

9019. Bessie. 

9020. William. 

[4746] Dr. JAMES RICHARDS HAMBLIN,* (Bro. of Maria L.,) 
b. Elbridge, N.Y., Mar. 16, 1844; m. 1st, Ripton, Vt., Nov. 24, 1873, Mary Jane 
LaFrancies; divorced, Dec. 1890; m. 2d, Waitsville, Vt., Mar. 16, 1892, Mrs. Ella 
Brown; physician; Granville, Vt.; member B. 50, N.Y. Vols. Eng.; enlisted July 
10, 1861; dis. June 20 1865. Attended Medical College, Geneva, N.Y., examined 
by Board of Homoeopathic School of Medicine, Vermont, and commenced prac- 
tice of medicine July, 1871. 

* For Eice see note 372. 






876 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

9021. Lemuel Nelson, b. Dec. 18, 1874, Starksboro. 

9022. George Edward, " Oct. 24, 1880, Bristol. 

9023. James Richards, " Jan. 2, 1883, " 

[4747] CHARLES ADELBERT HAMLIN,* (Lewis C.,^* Stephen,* 

Perez,5 Isaac,* Ebeaezer,^ Jaines,^!) b. Aurelius, N. Y., 1843. 

Child: 

9024.* Lemuel Warren, b. Dec. 31, 1863, Gaines. 



[Note 456] GEORGE LEMUEL HAMLIN,« (Bio. of Charles A.,) 
b. Auburn, N.Y., Mar. 24, 1849: killed in railroad accident, Titusville, Pa., 
Jan. 20, 1865. 

[Note 456] ARTHUR MILLARD HAMLIN, « (Bro. of Charles A.,) 
b. Auburn, N. Y., Sept. 25, 1852; m. Charlevoix, Mich., May 18, 1876, Jennie, 
dau. of Avery and Betsey (Wallace) Van Dusen, b. Willsburg, N. Y., Jan. 30, 
1855: contractor; Charlevoix; Prohibitionist; Epis; she Methodist. She d. 
Charlevoix, July 14, 1900. 

Ch. ta. Charlevoix: 

9025. George Le31uel, Feb. 18, 1880; unm. 

9026. Herbert Henry, Oct. 14. 1881: d. Aug. 19, 1899. 

9027. ViRGiA May, Aug. 27, 1883; unm. 

9028. Greta Rosamond, June 2, 1886. 

9029. Lewis Clark, Feb. 6, 1893. 

9030. Charles Adelbbrt, May 22, 1897. 

[Note 456] WILLIAM HENRY HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Charles A.,) 
b. Auburn, N.Y., Apr. 14, 1855. He d. Charlevoix, Oct. 24, 1891. 

Child: 

9031. Eva Belle, b. Mar. 14, 1884. 

[4749] HORATIO HAMBLIN RICE,« (Rhoda A. Hamblio,^ Stephen.* 
Perez,5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,3i) b. Auburn, N. Y., Sept. 11, 1843; m. in 
Tenn., Nov., 1865, Frances Cora, b. in Texas; enlisted in 12th IS. Y. Cav.; re- 
enlisted and served to the end of the war; removed to Austin, Texas, 1870; not 
heard from since 1871; Republican. 

* Note 45(i. LEWIS CLARK HAMLIN.7 [1763J, page 508. Since printing this sketch fur- 
ther record of his family has been received. He was b. Aurelius, N. Y., Jan. 4, 1S18; m. 1st, 
there, Feb. 13, 1842, Harriet Lucretia, dau. of Cornelius Ward, b. 1821; who d. Aurelius, 1847; m. 
2d, 1847, Rosetta Coats, b. 1828, who d. Sept. 24, 1891 ; farmer; in youth he lived at Rochester, 
N. Y. ; also lived at Auburn, N.Y. ; moved to Poutiac, Mich., 1861; res. Charlesvoix, Mich., since 
Sept., 1868; Democrat; Methodist; 1st wife, Presb. 
Ch. by 1st wife, b. Aurelius: 
Chakt>ks Adelbebt, 1843; res. Butternut, Mich. 

By 2d wife, b. Auburn: 

* Geoiuje Lemuel. Mar. 24, 1849. 

* Arthiih Mill.muj, Sept. 25, 1852. 

* Wm-i,iam Henky, Apr. 14,1855. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 877 

[4750] MARY RICE,8 (Sister of Horatio H.,) 

I b. Auburn, N. Y., Oct. 14, 1844; m. Fayette, N. Y., June 4, 1862, Henry, son of 
! Samuel and Ruth (Brown) Harris, b. Varrick, N.Y., Aug. 13, 1841; merchant; 
: Fayette, until Nov., 186;5; Sturgis Mich., until July 1865; Coldwater, Mich., un- 
i til 1887; since, Greenville, Mich.; Democrat; Congs. 

Ch. b. Coldwater: 

j 9032.* May Myrtlk, Sept. 1, 1868. 

9033. Nellie, Aug. 17, 1872; d. Oct. 8, 1872. 

9034. Hugh, July 26, 1875; unm. 

i 

[4751] JAMES SPENCER RICE,« (Bro. of Horatio H.,) 

b. Auburn, N. Y., Apr. 14, lcS49; m. Constantino, Mich., Dec. 24, 1867, Sar^ih 

Alice, dau. of John and Alice (Garton) Masterraan, b. Florence, Mich., Jan. 31, 

1851; master painter for L. S.& M. S. R. R.; Auburn, N. Y., until 1860; Seneca 

i Falls, N. Y., until 1863: Klinger's Lake, Mich., 186.5-73; since, Elkhart, Ind.; 

I drummer, D, 16 N. Y., H. Art.: enlisted Nov. 3, 1863; dis. Aiig. 21, 1865; Dem- 

[ ocrat; member of Lodge, 83, A. F. & A. M.; Chosen Friends, 6, and National 

Union, 150, all of Elkhart; she Cong. 

Children: 

9035. Artilla M., b. Oct. 2, 1868, Klinger Lake; unm. 1896. 

9036. Eva May, -' Jan. 10, 1880, Elkhart. 

[4753] SARAH BARDWELL HAMLIN,* (Heman,' Ebenezer,« Jehiel,^ 

Isaac* Ebenezer,3 James,^i) b. West Bloomfield, N. Y., Nov. 7, 1838; m. 

there, Nov. 14, 1861, Gilbert, son of Noah Pease and Clarissa Bagg (Sackett) 

1 Ashley, b, Springfield, Mass., Sept. 19, 1837; mechanic, U. S. Armory, Spring- 

j field, Mass.: member Hampden Lodge, I. O. O. F. 

Ch. b. Springfield: 

9037. Flora Belle, May 11, 1864; d. Mar. 28, 1865. 
9038.* Mary Artie, Jan. 23, 1867. 

. [4755] FRANKLIN EBENEZER HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Sarah B.,) 

b. West Bloomfield, N.Y., July 6, 1842; m. Hillsdale, Mich., Sept. 19, 1863, Caro- 
I line, dau. of Zimri Thomas, b. Richmond, N. Y.; farmer; West Bloomfield, 
1 N.Y., until 1862; later Allen, Mich.; removed from Hinsdale, Mich., 1898, and 
' was later in San Francisco, Cal.; Republican. 

No issue. 

[4759] EMILY BENNETT HAMLIN,^ (James D.,' Ebenezer S.,'' 

Jehiel,6 Isaac,* Ebenezer,'^ James,2i) b. Lorain, Ohio, Jan. 11, 1835; m. Allen, 

Mich, Sept. 21, 1858, Hiram Osgood, b. Stanstead, Canada, Feb. 12, 1840: school 

teacher; Allen; removed to Harvey, 111., Apr., 1891; Republican; Epis.; she res. 

Wynne, Ark.; he d. Harvey, July 17, 1896. 

Ch. b. Allen: 

9039.* Caroline Bennett, July 13, 1859. 
9040.* James Willard, July 19, 1865. 

9041,* Samuel Hamlin, Feb. 7, 1868. 



hll 



878 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[4761] CAROLINE BENNETT HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Emily B.,| 

b. Allen, Mich., Oct. 12, 1840; m. there, Isaac T., son of Isaac Walker and 
Charlotte O. (Baggerly) Sheriff, b. Allen, May 14, 1839; merchant; Allen; Dem- 
ocrat; city treasurer, 1871-2; Freemason; Epis. He d. Allen, Mar. 22, 1878; she 
res. Aurora, 111. 1901. 

Ch. b. Allen: f 

9042.* Charlotte Belle, Aug. 23, 1862. 

9043.* Charles Walker, Nov. 13, 1869. 

[4762] FRANCES LUCY HAMLIN,* (Sister of Emily B.,) 

b. Allen, Mich., Jan. 14, 1842; m. Arvid S. Thomas, of Allen; she d. Allen, Mar. 
7, 1891. 

[4764] HILAND SAXTON HALL,* (Betsey P. Hamlin,^ Ebenezer,* 
Jehiel,'^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James, ^i) b. West Bloomtield, N. Y., Apr. 30, 1841; m. 
Almond, N.Y., Oct. 22, 1867. Jennette M., dau. of John and Cyrena (Rathburn) 
Major, b. Almond, May 24, 1846; grocery merchant. West Bloomtield; removed to 
Elmira, N. Y. She Cong. She d. Hornellsville, N. Y., Mar. 11, 1893. 
Children: 

9044.* Sophia Emily, b. Oct. 29, 1869; Salamanca, N.Y. 

9045. Grace Major, " July 31, 1872; Almond. 

9046. Samuel Hamlin, " Nov. 12, 1880, 

[4765] FRANCIS GRANGER HALL,* (Bro. of Hiland S.,) 

b. West Bloomfield, N. Y., July 6, 1843; m. Daosville, N.Y., Oct. 2, 1867, 

Maria Almira Angell, b. Aug. 27, 1844; banker; Elmira, N. Y.; manager Hall 

Cereal Co., Dansville, 1899. 
Children: 

9047. Kate Angell, 
9048.* Hiland Bishop, 

9049. Cornelia. 

9050. Francis G., 

9051. Jesse Raymond, 

9052. Edwin A., 

9053. Florence E., 

[4766] ISABELLA SOPHIA HALL,^ (Caroline S, Hamlin,' Ebenezer,s 
Jehiel,'' Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b.West Bloomtield, N.Y., Jan. 30, 1831; m. 
Sept. 14, 1852, Selleck Dana, b. Rush, N. Y., Dec. 15, 1815: farmer; W. Bloom- 
tield, Leroy, Brockport, Honeoye Falls, and Lima, N. Y.; Republican; bed. 
Lima, Jan. 27, 1880; she res. Lima, with her daughter; Cong. 

Children: 

9054. Caroline, b. Dec. 20, 1853, W. Bloomfield; unm. 1899. 
9055.* John E. " Feb. 20, 1856, Leroy. 

[4768] WILLIAM HENRY DAY,* (Asher H.,' JerushaHamlin.e Jehial,^ 

Isaac,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. West Springfield, Mass., Apr. 1, 1841; m. New 

York City, Nov. 13, 1861, Martha S., dau. of Isaac and Lydia(Loveland) Brown, 

b. Wilbraham, Mass., Dec. 10, 1842; res. North Wilbraham, Mass.; educated at 

Wesleyan Academy; member Newton Lodge, A. F. & A. M. 



June 13, 


1868; 


unm 


. 1899. 






Feb. 


3, 


1872; 


Elm 


ra. 






Jan. 


23, 


1876; 


d. A 


ug. 1, 


1877, 


Elmira. 


Sept. 


1, 


1877. 










July 


16, 


1879. 










Oct. 


1, 


1881. 










Aug. 


29, 


1884. 











EIGHTH GENERATION. 



879 



9056.* 
9057.* 



Cli. b. Wilbraham: 

William Asher, Aug. 16, 1864. 
Henrv Albert, June 17, 1867. 



[4772] FANNY MILLER,^ {John H.,? Electa Hamlin,« Jehial,^ Isaac,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. West Islip, L. I., N. Y., Mar. 22, 1851: m. there, Jan. 
12, 1887, William Robert Bross, M. D., son of William Colyer and Elizabeth 
(Simms) Bross, b. N. Y. City, Feb. 6, 1854, and educated there: physician and 
surgeon; Babylon, L. I.; has resided N. Y. City, and Costa Rica, C. A.; was house 
physician and surgeon, Infants, and Randall's Island Hospitals, N.Y.; chief 
surgeon. Costa Rica; and medical officer Equitable Life Assurance So., N.Y.; 
she graduated Elmira College, 1871. 

Children: 

9058. William Miller, b. Jan. 29, 1888, W. Islip: d. Jan. 20, 1889. 

9059. William Robert, " June 15, 1893, N.Y. City. 




Frank S. Rice, Esq. 



14778] PRANK SUMNER RICE,* (Caroline L. Miller,^ Electa Hamlin,' 
Jehiel,5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Elmira, N.Y., Feb. 3, 1850; m. there, 
Oct. 27, 1880, Mary H., dau. of Augustus W. Cowles, LL. D., Pres't. Elmira Col- 
lege, N.Y., and his wife Fanny Gould, of Brockport, N. Y. He grad. LaFay- 
ette College, class of 1870; admitted to the bar, Saratoga Springs, N.Y., 1877; 
practiced law Elmira ten years, in partnership with Hon. Robert Stephens, 



880 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Removed to Aspen, Col., 1887 and engaged in mining. Pres't Gold Bug Mining"' 
and Milling Co., vice-president Monte Ctiristo Mining Co., secretary and treas- 
urer Kew Castle Coal & Coke Co., director Capitan and Smuggler Mountain 
Companies; these enterprises representing five million dollars capital. He waS' 
widely and favorably known as a law writer: author of Tlie Annotated Code of j 
Civil Proceedure, (Colorado,) Rice's Civil and Criminal Evidence. Rice's Pro- 
bate Law and Practice, and other works. He d. Springfield, Mass., Nov. 4, 1898. 

Children: 

90t>0. Augustus Cowlbs, b. Aug. 15, 1885. 

9061. Frank Sumner, " Oct. 26, 1887; d. Jan. 3, 1891. 

[4782] Rev. GEORGE HEBER RICE,8 (Bro. of Frank S.,) 

b. Elmira, N. Y., Dec. 28, 1858; m. Columbus, Ohio, June 27, 1889, Clara Ree, ^ 
dau. of Joseph White, and Mary (Chambers) Baldwin, b. Marietta, Ohio, Mar, 
4, 1858: clergyman; Elmira, 1858-81; Auburn, N. Y., 1882-5; afterward, San An- 
gelo, Texas; Denver, Col.: Marietta, Ohio; Stockton, Cal., and Laconia, N. H., \ 
1902; Freemason: Unitarians and members O. E. S. 

Ch. b. Marietta: 

9062. Heber Baldwin, May 5, 1892. 

[4794] GEORGE LAWRENCE SHEPARDSON,^ (Delia A. Hamblin,^ 
Perez,«s Isaac,* Ebenezer,* James,2i) b, Wrentham, Mass., June 17, 1860; m. 
Providence, R. I., June 20, 1887, Melissa Adelaide, dau. of Henry and Sarah E. 
(Pierce) Babbitt, b. Woonsocket, R. I., July 11, 1866; mfg. of jewelry; Attle- 
boro; Republican: member Ezekiel Bates Lodge A. F. & A. M.; R. A. M.; Attle- 
boro Council; Bristol Com. K. T.; Palestine Temple N. M. S. and R, R. A, 
She Universalist and member Hope Chapter 21, O. E. S. 

Ch. b. N. Attleboro: 

9063. Mary Louisie, Sept. 16, 1890. 

[4799] ALBERT HAZEN WHITE,^ (Almira C. Starr.' Mercy Hamlin,^ 
Cyreneus,* Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Centerville, Mich., May 7, 1848; 
m. Sturgis, Mich., June 1, 1871, Sarah, dau. of Charles C. and Rachael (Marsh> |i 
Monroe, b. Fostoria, Ohio, Oct. 28, 1851: machinist; Centerville, Kalamazoo, 
Detroit, White Pigeon, Mich.; Elkhart, Ind.; Dunkirk and Kennedy, N. Y.; 
Hamburg, Iowa; Bemis Point, N. Y., 1899; Republican; she Baptist. She d. 
Chautauqua, N. Y. 

Ch. b. Kalamazoo: 

9064. Edmund C, May 27, 1874; drowned Chautauqua, Jan. 23, 1894. 

[4808] SARAH IMOGENE STARR.' (Orrin,^ Mercy Hamlin,« Cyren- 
eus,''- Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James.^i) b. Leroy, N.Y., June 18, 1837; m. Kalama- 
zoo, Mich., Oct. 25, 1855, Byron, son of Hiram and Betsey (Massey) Arnold, b. 
Watertown, N. Y., May 9, 18.34; insurance agent; Kalamazoo; Democrat; Epis. 
He. d. Kalamazoo, July 14, 1884. 

Ch. b. Kalamazoo; 

9065. William Gushing, Nov. 6, 1856. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 881 

[4809] ELI LAKE STARR,^ (Calvin H.,' Mercy Hamlin,^ Cyreneus,^ 
lsaac,<Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Centerville, Mich., Dec. 28, 1839: member A, 
4th Mich. Inf. Vols: enlisted May, 1861; in battles Bull Run and seven days 
before Richmond under McClellan, killed Malvern Hill, July 1, 1862; unm. 

[4810] HENRY HAMLIN STARR,* (Bro. of Eli L.,) 

b. Centerville, Mich., July 13, 1842; m. there, Oct. 13, 1866, Roselyn Sarah, dau. of 
John Walpole and Adaline (Ketcham) Talbot, b. Centerville, Oct. 13, 1844; mer- 
chant; Centerville and Jackson, Mich.; Republican: members Reformed Church 
of America. He d. Centerville, Feb. 4, 1874. 

Children: 

9066. Josephine Talbott, b. Mar. 29, 1872, Centerville; unm, 1899. 

9067. Blanche Lake, b. Nov. 12, 1873, Jackson, " " 

[4812] HARRIETT AMELIA STARR,8 (Sister of Eli L.,) 

b. Centerville, Mich., Dec. 17, 1847; m. there, Feb. 3, 1868, Col. Theodore, 
son of Isaac and Sarah R. (Sutphen) Ketcham, b. Centerville, Mar. 25, 1837; 
merchant and miner; St. Louis, Mo., until 1848; Georgetown, Texas, 1855-61; 
Colonel of colored troops, New Orleans, and vicinity; Republican. She d. Cen- 
terville, Sept. 14, 1877; he d. North San Juan, Cal., July 30, 1895. 
Child: 

9068. Julian Starr, b. Nov. 17, 1870; d. Jan. 10, 1871. 

[4814] FANNY ELLEN STARR,^ (Sister of Eli L.,) 

b. Centerville, Mich., Oct. 31, 1868; m. there, Apr. 13, 1898, Rev. Herbert A., 
son of Thomas and Sarah (Gibson) Simpson, b. Centerville, Nov. 14, 1870; 
Clergyman; Washta, Iowa, and Parsons, Kansas; Republican; Cong. 

Children: 

9069. Hawley Starr, b. Jan. 29, 1899, Washta. 

9070. Stanley Gibson, " Nov. 11, 1901, Litchfield, Mich. 

[4818] HENRY WATSON MONTROSE,* (Harriet L. Starr,' Mercy 
Hamlin, 6 Cyreneus,^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Centerville, Mich., Dec. 
27, 1840; m. Marble Rock, Iowa, Aug. 1, 1869, Nancy Mari, dau. of Henry P. and 
Sally Elizabeth (Ackley) Schermerhorn, b. Ostego Co., N. Y., June 24, 1851; 
farmer and stockman; he removed with his parents to Dane Co., Wis., about 
1847; to Nashua, Iowa, 1861; Hillside, Kas., 1884; Republican; private, B, 7 Iowa 
Inf. Vols.; enlisted July 8, 1861; participated in battles of Belmont, Ft. Henry, 
Ft. Donaldson, Shiloh, Siege of Corinth: Corinth, where he was wounded Oct. 5, 
1862, the Atlanta Campaign, and Sherman's March to the Sea, through theCar- 
olinas, and was at the Grand Review in Washington, D. C, at close of the war; 
dis. July 24, 1865; member of Phillipsburg Post 77, G. A. R. 

No issue. 

[4819] CATHARINE BRUYN MONTROSE,* (Sister of Henry W.,) 
b. Florence, Mich., Aug. 13, 1843; m. York, Wis., Jan. 4, 1864, Warren Hart, 

son of Garrett and Lucina (Hart) Porter, b. Perrysburg, N.Y., Nov., 1837; 

lawyer; Jefferson, Wis., since 1862, except in Rock Falls, Iowa, 1872-4; Free 

Trader in politics; member of Jefferson Lodge, 9, A.F. & A.M.; and Jefferson 

Lodge, 29, I. O. O. F.; she Epis. 



882 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



9071.* 
9072. 
9073.* 
9074. 



Ch. b. Jefferson: 

Clarence jAMESr 
Frank Henry, 
Walter Darwin, 
Alice Montrose, 



Oct. 15, 1864. 

June 23, 1866; unm. 1902. 

Sept. 3, 1870. 

Feb. 20, 1882; unm. 1902. 



f" 



[4820] MARY EMILY M0NTR0SE,8 (Sister of Henry W.,) 

b. Florence., Mich., Oct. 27, 1845; m. Floyd Co., Iowa, Sept. 28, 1868, Thaddeus 1 
Sebastien, son of John P. and Mary Jane (Cornell) Teape, b. Cattaraugus Co., 
N. Y., Sept. 28, 1845; machinist; Bremer and Floyd counties, Iowa; Republican; j 
member of Red Cross Lodge 63; Congs. 
Children: 

b. Mar. 14, 1870, Bremer Co. 

" Jan. 30, 1872, Horton, la. 

" Jan. 23, 1874, Floyd Co. 

" Oct. 16, 1876, Marble Rock. 

'• Jan. 3, 1879, Floyd Co. 

" Sep. 19, 1885, Rockford. 

" Feb. 26, 1891, 

[4821] MARION MAR MONTROSE,* (Sister of Henry W.,) 

b. Florence, Mich., Dec. 22, 1847; m. Rockford, Iowa, Dec. 21, 1873, Austin, 
son of Benjamin and Sarah (Johnson] Russell, b. Park Co., Ind., Nov. 14, 1845; 
railroad employe; Greene, Iowa, 1871-83; Clinton, Iowa, 1883-91; since, Tipton, 
Iowa: Republican; member of Lodge, 326, A. F.& A. M.; she, Baptist and mem- 
ber W. R. C, 220. 



9075.* 


Hettie Pearl, 


9076.* 


Marion L., 


9077. 


Edith Mae, 


9078.* 


Ida Louise. 


9079. 


John P., 


9080. 


Emma Clifford, 


9081. 


Blanche Hazel, 





Ch. b. Gr 


eene: 








9082. 


Mary, 




b. Nov. 


14, 1874. 




9083. 


Hattie, 




" Dec. 


14, 1878; 


d. Jan. 12, 1879. 


9084. 


Mabel, 




" June 


14, 1881. 




9085. 


Myrtle, 




" June 


14, 1881. 





[4825] HENRY DARIUS GOaLD,8 (Betsey J. Starr.^ Mercy Hamlin,"' 
Cyreneus,'^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Warsaw, N. Y., Apr. 8, 1844; m. 
Waterloo, Iowa, Sept. 21, 1868, Mrs. Sarah Reynolds, neeFelton; farmer; Water- 
loo; Republican; she Adventist. She d. Jewell Co., Kansas. 

Ch. b. Raymond, Iowa: 
9086.* William, Sept., 1869. 

[4826] GEORGE EUGENE GOULD,* (Bro. of Henry D.,) 

b. Perry, N.Y.; m. Waterloo, Iowa, June 3, 1874, Ella M., dau. of Jacob and 
Ellen (Bunnell) Wolf; carpenter; Raymond, Iowa; Republican; she Methodist. j^ 

Ch. b. Raymond: 

9087. Frank, 1876; unm. 1899. 

9088. Burt, 1878. 

9089. Jay, 1880. . 

9090. Alfred, 1889. If 

[4828] BELLE CAROLINE STARR.s (Henry K.,^ Mary Hamlin,^ y 

Cyreneus,5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Leroy, N. Y., Oct. 20, 1846; m. Niles, P 
Mich., Jan. 15, 1865, Gordon Young, son of Daniel and Mary (Young) Gray, b. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 883 

Marshall. Mich., Mar. 22, 1840; Marshall and Niles, until 1864: Sherman, Texas, 
1871; San Diego, Cal., since 1889; Republican; Freemason; she Epis. 

[4829] LUCIUS PARKS STARR,8 ( Bro. of Belle C.,) 

b. Leroy, N. Y., Sept. 5, 1848; ra. Nov. 1, 1878, Alsena B. Auld. He is with 
Scribner's Publishing House, N.Y. City. 

[4831] FRANK CRISSEY.s (Laura Miller,' Laura Harablin,6 Cyreneus,5 
Isaac,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Stockton, N.Y., Jan. 12, 1830; m. Dec. 25, 
1862, Emogene, dau. of Cephas and Rosannah ( Ware) Woodard, b. Shelburne 
Falls. Mass.. Nov. 1844; farmer, cattle dealer and merchant; Stockton; removed 
west; Republican; she Adventist; member of Grange 316, P. H. and W. R.C. 
Ch. b. Stockton: 
9091.* Myrtle, Mar. 9, 1864. 

[4832] ELLA MILLER,* (William,' Laura Hamblin,« Cyreneus,^ Isaac,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Stockton, N. Y., Jan. 24, 1841; m. 1860, J. Milton 
Lamphear, of Stockton. 

Children: 

9092. Edith Irene, 1865. 

9093. Francis Perry, 1878. 

[4833] ALFRED MILLER,* (Bro. of Ella, ) 

b. Stockton, N. Y., Mar. 3, 1843: m. Olive Smith; res. Ness City, Kas.; mem- 
ber I, 112 N. Y. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Sept. 1, 1862. 

Children: 

9094. Lewis. 

9095. VOLNBY. 

9096. Bertie. 

[4834] HAMLIN MILLER,8 (Bro. of Ella,) 

b. Stockton. N. Y., Sept. 3, 1847; member I, 14 Pa. Cav.; d. Andersonville, 
Ga., Aug. 5, 1864. 

[4836] M ANTON L. MILLER,* (Linus W.,^ Laura Ham blin,« Cyreneus,5 

Isaac,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Stockton, N.Y., Apr. 10, 1851; m. N.Y. City, 

Jan. 12, 1887, Barbara, dau. of James and Phebe (Vreeland) Thomson, b. N.Y. 

City, Aug. 25, 1858; chief clerk in one of the N.Y. post ofBces, 26 years; and prior 

to then, Stockton, N.Y.; Republican; Baptist; she Presb. He d. N.Y. City, 

Nov. 29, 1898. 

Ch. b. N.Y. City: 

9097. Genevieve Vreeland, Jan. 31, 1890; d. Mar. 27, 1896. 

9098. JEANNETtE CURTIS, July 4, 1894. 

[4837] MARY MILLER,8 (Sister of Man ton L.,) 

b. Stockton, N. Y., Aug. 29, 1854; m. there. Mar. 30, 1876, Forest W., son of 
Samuel and Julia (Grant) Crissey, b. Stockton, July 19, 1848; farmer and mer- 
chant; Stockton; Republican; Baptists; she contributed the records of the de- 
cendants of her grandmother, Laura Hamblin Miller. 
Ch. b. Stockton: 

9099. Alice Feb. 15, 1887. 



884 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[4838] HARRIET J. MILLER,« (Sister of Manton L.,) 

b. Stockton, N.Y., Feb. 7, 1857; m. Nov. 22, 1878, George M., son of Lewis ' 
Wilson and Jeanette (Curtis) Thompson, b. Stockton, Jan. 24, 1855; engineer 
and motorraan; Stockton and Jamestown, N. Y.: Republican; member Protected 
Home Circle, 208; she graduated Fredonia Normal School, 1873, and was a school 
teacher; Baptists. 

Children: 
9100.* Tulip Irene, b. Sept. 5, 1879, Jamestown. 

9101. Nina Marguerite, " Oct. 3, 1888. 

9102. Marjorie Evelyn, " Aug. 19, 1893. 

[4839] ALICE MILLER,^ (Sister of Manton L.,) n 

b. Stockton, N.Y., Jan. 10, 1863; m. Jamestown, N.Y., June 27, 1894, Wal- I 
ter P., son of Joseph Henry and Harriett (Persell) Howard, b. Frewsburg, N. Y., I 
Oct. 27, 1862; bookkeeper; Jamestown; Republican; member of Mt. Moriah 
Lodge, 145, A. F. & A. M.; she Baptist. 
Ch, b. Jamestown: 

9103. Vincent Miller, Oct. 4, 1895. 

9104. Henry Curtis, Jan. 3, 1897. 

9105. Clifford Walter, Aug. 27, 1901. 

[4842] FRED BENSON HAMLIN,^ (Edson H.,' Milo,« Cyreneus,^" 

Isaac,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Jamestown, N.Y., Jan. 10, 1857; ra. 1st, 

Corry, Pa., Apr. 2, 1879, Ella DeEtt, dau. of Henry Storum, b. Warren, Pa., Mar. 

19, 1861, who d. Corry, May 9, 1888; m. 2d, Panama, N.Y. July 6, 1891, Lizzie Al- 

bertie, dau. of Albert Alanson and Lydia E. (Johnson) Nichols, b. Corry, Oct. 

28, 1862; Baptist; machinist and engineer; Jamestown, 1857-65: Corry, until 1882; 

Mansfield, Pa., until 1886; Corry, until 1894; since, Jamestown: Republican. 
Ch. by 1st. wife b. Corry: 

9106. Edna, May 13, 1883. 

[4845] MARY ADELAIDE HAMLIN,* (John W.,^ Milo,« Cyreneus,^ 
Isaac,* Ebenezer.s James,2i) b. Corry, Pa., Oct. 28, 1881; m. Clymer, N. Y., 
May 28, 1899, Frank A., son of Frank M. and Emma (Heath) Lockwood, b. Lock- 
haven, Pa., Aug. 1, 1869; mechanic; Corry, Pa.; member Royal Arcanum; she 
member Hive 44, Maccabees; Epis. 

[4848] CATHERINE AMELIA K1MBALL,8 (Morris S.,^ Julianna 

Porter,6 Mercy Hamlin,^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James.^i) b. Mt. Morris, N.Y., 
Jan. 27, 1843; m. Fulton, N. Y., Feb. 17, 1864, Rev. Charles Edward, son of 
Philip and Roby Smith, b. Fall River, Mass., Jan. 22, 1835; pastor, Pawtucket, 
R. I., 1863-8; Cincinnati, Ohio, 1868-70: New Haven, Ct., 1871-5; since, pastor 
First Baptist Church, Syracuse, N.Y. 
Ch. b. Pawtucket: 

9107. Grace Louise, Mar. 31, 1866. 

[4849] ALICE CYNTHIA KIMBALL,^ (Volney P.,^ Julianna Porter,« 
Mercy Hamlin,^ Isaac," Ebenezer,3 Jaraes,2i) b. Rutland, N.Y., July 1, 1845; 

m. Oct. 24, 1867, John E. Harroun, of Watertown, N. Y., formerly of Fulton, 

N.Y. 

Ch. b. Fulton. 

9108. Elliott Kimball, Apr. 28, 1871. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 885 

[4852] STELLA PLATT TYLER,« (Olive A.,' Julianna Porter,* Mercy 
Hamlin,5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2») b. Rutland, N. Y., Apr. 6, 1851; m. 

Phila., Pa., Sept. 14, 1880, William, son of John andJean(Terrance) Walters, b. 

Irvine, Scotland, Sept. 12, 1850; book keeper; Glasgow, Scotland, until 1871; 

Boston, Mass., until 1875; since, Philadelphia; Republican; Presbs. 

Ch. b. Philadelphia: 

9109. Olivjs Tyler, July 27, 1881; unm. 1902. 

9110. Edith Kimball, Dec, 11, 1882, " " 



[4856] ANNA TAYLOR KIMBALL,* (Henry N.,^ Julianna Porter,' 
Mercy Haralin,5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,3James,2 1) b. Rutland, N. Y., Aug, 24, 
1860; m. there, June 26, 1881, Charles G., son of George E. and Evelyn (Stock- 
well) Yost, b. Theresa, N.Y., Aug. 24, 1859; traveling salesman; N. Y. City; Re- 
publican; she Presb. 

Children: 

9111. Carolyn G., b. Apr. 26, 1883, Rutland; unm. 1902. 

9112. George E., " Theresa; dead. 

9113. Evelyn J., *' Dec. 17, , " 

[4859] JULIA LOUISE KIMBALL,8 (Sister of Anna T.,) 

b. Rutland, N.Y., Aug. 26, 1875; m. Watertown, N.Y., Aug. 16, 1899, Clarence 
Adelbert, son of John and Mary Mack, b. Rodman, N.Y., Jan. 2, 1874; merchant; 
Watertown; Republican; member Rodman Lodge 506, A. F. & A, M.; she Presb. 
and member Leroy de Chaumont Chapter 52, D. A. R. 

No issue. 



[4860] LAURA EMELINE TURNER,* (Mariette Hamlin,' Henry," 

Asa,^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Locke, N.Y., Feb. 21, 1830; removed 
with her parents to Washtenaw Co., Mich., 1836: m. Sharon, Mich., Nov. 16, 
1848, Ralph, son of Elijah and Mehnda Hoyt, b. Greenfield, Mass., July 31, 1810; 
farmer; Sharon, 1848-54; Lamoille, 111., until 1863; afterwards, Allaidon, Mich.: 
Republican, She d. Kalamazoo, Mich., Dec. 4, 1887; he d. Cleveland, Ohio, 
Oct. 6, 1889. 

Children: 

9114.* Eugene Hobart, b. 1853, Sharon. 

9115. Carmi, " 1856, Lamoille; d. 1859, 



[4861] MARY ELIZABETH TURNER,* (Sister of Laura E.,) 
b. Locke, N.Y,, Sept. 9, 1832; moved with her parents to Washtenow Co., Mich., 
1836; m. 1st, Lansing, Mich., Jan, 3, 1877, Dr. Benjamin Franklin, son of Wil- 
liam and Martha (Cogswell) Robinson, b. Dunstable, N. H., Sept. 26, 1808, 
(brother of William S. Robinson— "Warrington," the Journalist, who d. 1856.) 
Dr. Robinson lived many years in Concord, Mass.; Lansing, 1877-80; Republican; 
Unitarian; he d. Cleveland, Ohio, Apr. 9, 1884; m. 2d, Cleveland, Apr. 13, 1892, 
Hiram, son of Joseph and Elizabeth (Cain) Paterson, b. Mt. Washington, Mass., 
Apr, 18, 1815; farmer; Cleveland; Prohibitionist; Methodist; she Presb, 

No issue. 



886 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[4865] DWIGHT MUNSON TURNER,^ (Bro. of Laura E.,) 

b. Lima, Mich., Jan. 20, 1841; m. Laporte, Oliio, May 6, 1867, Henriette L., 
dau. of Thomas Drakeley and Caroline (Bassett*) Huid. b. College (Jrove, Wis., 
1842; piano and organ tuner: Boston, Mass., 1865-85: Red Wing, Minn., until 
1889; since, Pekin, 111.; Republican; member St. Paul Lodge, A. F. & A. M., 
Boston; Signal Chapter, R, A. M., Charlestown; and Knights Templar. 
Ch. b. Charlestown, Mass.; 

9116. Chakles Robinson, Sept., 1874; unra. 1896. 

[4866] HENRY H. TURNER," (Bro. sf Laura E.,) 

b. Sharon, Mich., Mar. 11, 1845; m. Lansing, Mich., May 6, 1872, Bonnie A 
Root, dau. of Harvy and Adaline (Root) Lattin, b. Evanston, 111., 1852; dealer 
in hay and grain; Cambridge, Mass., 1870-3; Lansing, until 1880; since, Cam 
bridge: Republican: Freemason; she member of Cantabridgia Club: Methodists 
Children: 

9117. Grace B. M., b. June 12, 1877, Lansing; unm. 1896. 

9118. E. Hamlin, '• May 13, 1893, Cambridge. 

[4867] J. EMMONS TURNER,* (Bro. of Laura E.,) 

b. Sharon, Mich., Jan. 12, 1848; m. Hancock, Vt., Sept. 18, 1871, Julia, dau. 
of Thomas Jefferson and Josephine Louise (Davis) Fiske, b. Hancock, Oct. isl 
1850; organ tuner; Cambridge, Mass.; Republican: member Amicable Lodg( 
A. F. & A. M., Cambridge; she member of Cantabrigia Woman's Club. 

[4868] LILAH E. TURNER, 8 (Sister of Laura E.,) 

b. Washtenow Co. Mich., May 10, 1850; m. Okemos, Mich., Mar. 15, 1870, Cap 
.fohn A., son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Huffman) Elder, b. Putman Co., Ohio, 
Oct. 16, 1835; Capt. Co. 1, 8th Mich, Inf. Vols.: enlisted Aug. 12. 1861, partici- 
pated in battles of Port Royal, Ft. Pulaski, James Island, Bull Run, Chantilly,. 
Antietam, Fredericksburg. Spottsylvania, Petersburg, and others: wounded at 
Spottsylvania; dis. July 30, 1865; res. Putnam Co., Ohio, until 1854; Lansing, 
until his death; Democrat; school inspector, 1866-7: assessor, 1868-70; pension 
examiner; Odd Fellow and member G. A. R.; she member Lansing Woman's 
Club, Industrial Aid Society, Young Women's Christian Association and Home 
Missionary Society, Congs. He d. Lansing, Apr. 10, 1089. 
Ch. b. Lansing: 

9119.* Bonnie Louise, Oct. 26, 1871. 
9120. Susie, May 26, 1878. 

[4869] GEORGE MARSHALL,* (Charra Hamlin,' Henry,« Asa,& Isaac,*! 

Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Andover, N.Y., Jan. 31, 1832; m. Lansing, Mich.,[ 
Nov. 28, 1871, Mary E., dau. of Elias and Margaret (Lang) Davidson, b. Cata- 
waba, Ohio, Oct. 8, 1841; Coporal, H, 14, Mich. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Sept. 30, 1861;! 
wounded Fayetteville, N. C, Mar. 14, 1865; builder; Ann Arbor, Hasting and 
Lansing, Mich.; Democrat. 

Ch. b. Lansing: 

9121.* Minnie E., Apr. 5, 1872. 

* For Bassett see note 130. 



* 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 887 

[4872] Dr. ORVILLE MARSHALL/ (Bro. of George,) 

b. Ann Arbor, Mich., Mar. 2, 1838; m. Lansing, Mich., Dec. 1, 1870, 'sarah, 
dau. of Thomas Metlin; physician; Ann Arbor and Lansing: Democrat; member 
school board, and state board of health: alderman. He grad. Med. College, 
Ann Arbor; she res. Ann Arbor: Presb. He d. Dec. 5, 1889. 
Ch. b. Lansing: 

9122. Thomas, unm. 1897, 

9123. Laura, .June 14, 1874, •' " 

[4873] ANTOINETTE MARSHALL,' (Sister of George, ) 

b. Ann Arbor, Mich., Feb. 29, 1840; m. there, July, 1860, Eugene Clark; phy- 
sician; Chicago, 111.; Republican. 

Children: 

9124. Mary; married. 

9125. Jessie, " 

9126. Thaddeus; dead. 

9127. Frank; married. 

[4887] MARY ANTOINETTE HAML1N,« (Henry N.,' Henry.s Asa,^ 

Isaac,* Ebenezer,3 James,3i) b. Sangamon county, Illinois, Oct. 3, 18.39; m. there, 

[ Dec. 29, 1857, James M. Puntenney, b. Indiana; farmer; Butler, 111. Her early 

! education was obtained under the instruction of her father and at the Female 

Seminary, Jacksonville, 111. She Methodist, 

Children: 

9128. Charles Sumner, b. Sept. 29, 1858. 
9129.* Ltzzietta, " Apr. 4, 1860. 

• 9130.* Minnie Ethel, " Mar. 29, 1864, Butler. 

9131. Sarah Eveline, " Mar. 16, 1869: m. James Sara mons. 

9132. L. Eleanor, " Oct. 19, 1872. 

9133. Lylah Adell, " Jan, 27, 1878. 

[4889] DWIGHT MUNSON HAMLIN,« ' (Bro. of Mary A.,) 

b. Morgan Co., 111., Oct. 23, 1843: m. Pawnee, 111., Jan. 23, 1872, Anna, dau. 
of Ahimaaz and Mary Jane (Patton) Chambers, b. Madison, Ind., Dec. 6, 1850; 
Sergt. D, 126, 111. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Aug. 15, 1862; participated in Vicksburg 
Campaign, Helena, Little Rock, and Clarenden, Ark.; dis. July 12, 1865; resided 
Sangamon Co., 111., until 1875; Springfield, Mo., until 1879; Washington, D. C, 
until 1893; since, Newkirk, Okla; Democrat. After the war he returned to 
Springfield, 111., attended college two years; taught school until 1876; clerk Ill- 
inois Senate one session; Asst. Supt. Public Instruction, 111., until 1879; during 
that period, clerk commissioners State Board of Equalization two sessions: and 
clerk in General Assembly; assessor, Springfield; committee clerk for Hon. 
William M. Springer, M.C., four sessions: clerk in War Dept.; clerk in 10th 
census: proof reader Gov't. Printing Office 2 years: computer in supervising 
architect's office one year: inspector of public buildings, traveling over the 
U. S.: special examiner, U.S. Pension office, Zanesville, Ohio and Parsons, Kan.; 
resigned and served in Pension Office and N. Y. City; special agent, U. S. Land 
Office, Arizona, and other places; government inspector, 1893; laid out the town 
of Newkirk, Oklahoma; first police judge there; lawyer, Newkirk; member 
Lodge 675, A.F. &A. M., 111.; Stephenson Post, 46, G.A.R., Newkirk: chairman. 



888 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Democratic central committee, Kay Co., Okla.; she Methodist; member O. E. S. 
and Ladies' Aid Soc. 

Children: "■ 

9134. Henry Noble, b, Nov. 15, 1872, Sangamon Co.; d. Nov. 21, '77 

9135. DwiGHT MuNSON, " Sept. 25, 1875, Springfield. 

9136. James Earl, " Nov. 19, 1877, " 

9137. Jenny Viola, " Feb. 17, 1882, Washington. 

[4890] ERASTQS EMMONS HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Mary A.,) 

b. Morgan Co., 111., July 9, 1845; m. Lydia E. Packard; druggist; Centralia, Kan- 
sas, 1874; Springfield, 111, 1896. 

No issue. ' 

[4891] FRANCIS L. HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Mary A.,) 

b. Waverly, 111., June 8, 1849; m.. Auburn, 111., May 16, 1877, Mary Adelle, dau. 
of Thomas and Jane Ann (Smith) Mitchell, b. Jefferson, Co., Ohio, May 24, 1855; 
druggist; Springfield, 111.; Democrat. 





Children: 








9138. 


D WIGHT Emmons, 


b. Mar. 10, 


1878, 


Auburn. 


9139. 


Genevieve, 


" Jan. 5, 


1882, 


ii 


9140. 


Thomas Mitchell, 


" Dec. 2, 


1888, 


Springfield 



[4892] LAURA H. HAMLIN,8 



(Sister of Mary A.,) 



b. Sangamon Co., 111., Apr. 10, 1851; m. there, Dec. 26, 1871, Samuel Leslie, son 
of Samuel Leslie and Charlotte Ann (Stout) Ridgeway, b. Sangamon Co., Mar. 
7, 1847; farmer; stock grower and lumber man; Atcbinson Co., Mo., 1871-4; 
Maryville, Mo., 1874-9, Atchison Co., 1879-84; Blanchard, Iowa, 1884-6; since, 
Blanchard, Mo.; Methodists. 



July 6, 1874, Sangamon Co.; d. Jul. 22, unm,_ 
Dec. 19, 1883, Atchison Co. 
May 10, 1886, Blanchard. 
Feb. 19, 1893, 





Children: 


9141. 


Samuel Leslie, 


9142.* 


Emma Ethel, 


9143. 


Frank Hamlin, 


9144. 


Ruth, 



[4898] FANNY JANE MITCHELL,* (Mary E. Hamlin,' Henry,6 Asa,*[ 
Isaac,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Locke, N. Y., Aug. 13, 1856; m. Grainfield, 
Kas., Dec. 30, 1886, Thomas Hammond, son of William Walker and Laura Jane 
(Hammond) Moore, b. Shoreham, Vt., Oct. 3, 1853; farmer; Grainfield, 1886-91; 
since, Shoreham, Vt.; Republican: she Cong. 

No issue. 

[4899] ADELLA HAMLIN,« (William W.,' Henry ,« Asa,^ Isaac,* Eben- 
ezer,3 James,^') m. Rogers. 



9145. 



Child: 
Walter; res. Boston, Mass. 



[4903] JAMES E. MUNSON,» (Julius,^ Millia O. Hamlin,« Asa,^ Isaac,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,") phonographer, and stenographer; author of several books; 
N.Y. City. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 889 

[4908] Rev. JOHN B. WICKS.s (Martha C. Munson,' MilliaO. Hamlin," 
Asa,'^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James.^i) b. Paris. N.Y., June 9, 1836; m. Kirlcland, 
N.Y., Feb. 1, 1860, Susan Elizabeth, dau. of Enos and Lucia (Kellogg) Potter, 
b. Ivirkland, Mar. 28, 1841: Sergt. G, 117 N.Y., Inf. Vols.; enlisted Aug., 1862; in 
battles Chapin's Farm, Drury's Bluff, seiges of Charleston, S. C, Petersburg, 
Va., and capture of Fort Fisher; dis. at close of war; Republican; clergyman; 
Paris, N. Y.; Indian Territory, three years; Milford, Mass., eleven years; Paris, 
since 1894; Epis. 

Ch. b. Paris: 

9146.* Cakolfne L., Oct. 4, 1864. 

9147. Charles P., Aug. 19, 1870; unm. 1896. 

9148. Ruth A., May 21, 1875, " " 

[4909] Capt. jay munson WICKS,* (Bro. of John B.,) 

b. Paris, N.Y., Sept., 18;}7: unmarried; druggist; Republican: Epis. Capt. 
I), 3 N.Y. Vols.: wounded on the Darbytown road, near Richmond, Va.; Oct. 
27, 18ij4, from which he d. Chesapeake hospital, Fortress Monroe, Va., Oct. 30, 
1864. Funeral at St. Paul's Church, Paris Hill, N.Y., Nov. 7, 1864. 

[4912] EDWARD BARTLETT WIGHT,^ (Hannah R. Munson,^ Millia 

O. Hamblin.6 Asa,* Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b, Rome N. Y., Dec. 10, 

1850; m. Utica, N. Y., May 7, 1878, Mary Vienna, dau. of Albert Newell and 

Mary Jane (Randall) Priest, b. Utica, Apr. 8, 1857; manufacturer of clothing; 

Utica; she Methodist. 

Ch. b. Utica: 

9149. Mary Priest, Oct. 22, 1881. 

[4913] HELEN MARIA WIGHT,* (Mary A. Hills,^ Lovisa Hamlin,« 
Asa,5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,* James,2i) b. Rome, N.Y., Dec. 31, 1843; m. there, 
Sept. 15, 1864, George, son of Reuben and Anna (Hanley) Haines, b. Mlllville, 
N.Y., Oct. 1, 1833; lumber dealer; Buffalo, N. Y.; formerly Williamsport, Pa., 
and Millville, N.Y.; Republican; Gongs. They adopted a daughter, Emma, b. 
Mar. 13, 1876; who m. Frederick Perley Armstrong, Sept. 5, 1901. He d. Buffalo, 
Oct. 14, 1897. 

[4917] MARGARET GOODWIN,* (Edward P.,' Hannah Hamlin,* Asa,^ 
Isaac,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Chicago, 111., May 26, 1876; m. there, Dec. 31, 
1901, Cola Winn, son of Rev. C. D. R. and Electa Dustin, (Grow) Meacham, b. 
Oakham, Mass., Oct 22, 1872; bookkeeper; Boston, Mass., until 1895; since, Chi- 
cago: Baptist; She graduated Oberlin College, 1898; Cong. 

[4919] CARRIE ALMIRA DODGE,^ (Caroline F. Gillett,' Almira Ham- 
lin," Asa,5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Verona, N.Y., Aug. 29, 1856; m. 
there. May 18, 1887, Homer Truman Jackson, M. D., son of Truman and Polly 
(Lawton) Jackson, b. Verona, Oct. 25, 1846; physician and surgeon; Verona; Re- 
publican; Presbs. 

Ch. b. Verona: 

9150. DwiGHT Dodge, June 9, 1889. 

9151. Jessica Frances, July 12, 1891. 

9152. Bertha Elizabeth, Sept. 23, 1894. 



i 



890 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[4920] BERT J. DODGE,^ (Bro. of Carrie A.,) 

b. Verona, N. Y., Apr. 20, 1861: m. there, Mar. 16, 1886, Cora Louisa, dau. of 
Stiles Miner and Julia Louisa (Everett) Beecher, b. Ellsworth, Ct., Oct. 24, 
1864; farmer; Verona; Republican; Presbs., in which church he is an Elder. 

Ch. b. Verona: 

9153. Grace Electa, Oct. 31, 1892. 

9154. John Wakdell, Nov. 26, 1894. 

Two sons d. in infancy. 

[4921] CHARLES LAKRABEE,* (Dwiuht W.J* Caroline Hamlin,«Asa,5 
Isaac,* Ebenezer,3 Jaraes,2i) b. Paris, N.Y., Nov. 8, 1864; m. Clinton, N.Y., 
Dec. 28, 1887, Cora E., dau. of Andrew W. and Mary E. (Foote) Mills, b. Clinton, 
May 28, 1863; traveling salesman; Paris, N. Y. City and Clinton, N.Y.; Republi- 
can; Epis. 

[4922] JOSEPH EDWIN LADD,' (Sarah Hamlen,^ Theophilus,*' Natlian- 
iel,5 Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Augusta, Me., Apr. 20. 1812; m. there, 
Dec. 8, 1836, Sarah Elizabeth, dau. of John and Coroline (Fox) Potter b. Augus- 
ta, May 28, 1815; druggist; Augusta; Whig; she Cong. He d. Newport, Fla., 
Aug. 21, 1853, while on a visit. 

i: 

Nov. n, 1837. 

Aug. 22, 1839: d. Sept. 4, 1840. 

Apr. 3, 1841. 

Sept. 27, 1845; unm. 1901. 

Jan. 26, 1848. 

Feb. 19, 1849: d. Dec. 9, 1893, unm. 

Aug. 18, 1850, d. Aug. 15. 1851. 

[4924] FRANKLIN BACON LADD,8 (Bro. of Jo.seph E.,) 

b. Augusta, Me., Sept. 10, 1815; m. Brooklyn, N.Y., Nov. 8, 1850, Mrs. Sarah 

Ann Van Norden, who had two sons by former husband; portrait painter; 

Brooklyn, N.Y., after 1840. She d. Feb. or Mar., 1901; he d. before 1897. 

Ch. b. Brooklyn: 

9162. Jennie Frances, Dec. 5,1851. 

9163. Julia Butler, Dec. 30, 1855. 

[4925] Hon. DANIEL LADD,8 (Bro. of Joseph E..) 

b. Augusta, Me., Mar. 21, 1817; m. Newport, Florida, April, 1850, Elizabeth 
Overstreet, b. Miss., 1835. He went to Florida, 1833, and accepted a position 
as clerk in the store of his uncle, John Haralen, at Magnolia, but afterwards 
took charge of his uncle's store at Port Leon, on the St. Marks river; which 
town was washed away by the hurricane of 1846. In the following year he set- 
tled at Newport, Florida, where he became a prominent business man and lead- 
ing merchant. A plank road was built from Newport to Thompsonville, Ga., 
of which he was the principal man. Newport rapidly became the center of 
business, where he erected a large saw mill, foundry, two hotels, and turpentine 

* Note 4.57. Since printing tlie sketch of Dwight W. Larrabee [1858], page 521, it iias been 
discovered tliat hie m. Paris Hill, N. Y., Margaret Harrison, and that he was a merchant; Dem- 
ocrat; Cong. 





Ch. b. Augusta 


9155.* 


Caroline E., 


9156. 


Ann Maria, 


9157.* 


Edwin, 


9158. 


Anna Potter, 


9159. 


Theophilus, 


9160. 


Charle Potter, 


9161. 


Arthur, 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 



891 



works; he owned a steamer which controlled the principal business on the St. 
Marks river. The merchants and planters of middle Florida and southern 
Georgia purchased their supplies at that period from Newport, and Daniel Ladd 
controlled the trade. He was a member of the Secession Convention of Florida, ' 
1861, and by his speeches and influence opposed secession and supported the 
cause of the union. On account of his vast landed interests, andSmany business 
establishments he remained in the south during the war, and was tendered a 
high rank in the Confederate army, which he declined on the grounds that he 
was a northern man, and that his kindred were numerous in New England. His 
losses by the war aggregated half a million dollars. His mills, foundry, ware- 
houses, etc., at Newport were burned by order of Col. Scott, commanding the 







■-^■..^Mm 


■ 







House of Daniel Ladd, Esq. — Newport, Florida. 



Union troops, after tJie surrender of Lee. After the war he continued business at 
St. Marks until his death. Odd Fellow; she Epis. Both d. Newport; he, Oct. 
22, 1872; she, Jan. 31, 1872. The Floridian published the following tribute to 
his memory: 

" It is with sincere sorrow that we record the death of this good and true 
man. For several days he had been suffering a complication of diseases, his 
system seeming generally to give way, and on the morning of the 22nd instant, 
at his home in Newport, he quietly breathed his last. 

Few names were more intimately associated with the mercantile interests 



892 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

of middle Florida, and a large portion of southern Georgia, before the war than 
his, and in everything connected with the welfare and prosperity of the people 
of Wakulla county, in this state, it was the foremost. For many long years his 
. name has been a household word in all this section of country, and has eveq 
carried with it the idea of everything that was public spirited, self sacrificing 
and generous. Indeed, we doubt whether a more generous heart, one more sus- 
ceptible to all the kindlier emotions of our better nature, ever beat within the 
breast of man. He was, beyond question, one of the very best men we ever 
knew, his deeds of charity towards the poor, the distressed and unfortunate 
being numberless. Notwithstanding the loss of nearly everything by the late 
war and his own hard struggle to keep himself in business even on a small 
scale, he seemed to forget his own adverse fortune, and was never satisfied un- 
less helping somebody else along— always ready to share the last crumb of bread 
with any who asked. In Daniel Ladd we have one of the brightest examples of 
pure and disinterested friendship and genuine love for his fellow-man that we 
will ever have presented to us in this too often cold and selfish world— 

'He had a tear for pity and a hand 
Open as day for melting charity.' > 

We close this brief notice with sad hearts, trusting that at no distant day, 
another pen will do fuller justice to the memory of one whose departure from 
; among us has occasioned such general and heartfelt sorrow. 

' Peace to his ashes.' " 
Ch. b. Newport: f 

9164.* George W., Jan. 17, 1851. • 

9165. Ella, Feb. 25, 1855; d. 1856. 

9166.* Joseph Milton, Apr. 3, 1857. 

[4926] Hon. GEORGE WASHINGTON LADD,^ (Bro. of Joseph E.,) 
b. Augusta, Me., Sept. 28, 1818; m. there, Oct. 9, 1839, Marcia Pauline Cony, 
dau. of Rev. John Henniker, and Abigail Guild (Cony) Ingraham, b. Augusta, 
Aug. 27, 1819. He was educated Kent's Hill Seminary; druggist; Augusta, until 
1838; afterwards, Bangor, Me., where he conducted the same business fifteen 
years; later a successful dealer in corn and flour; he was forty years in business 
in Bangor; member Whig state committee several years; supported Bell and 
Everett, 1860; and Gen. McClellan for President, 1864; Greenbacker; and defeat- 
ed for congress as Democrat, 1868; elected to congress on "Fusion Ticket,, 1878, 
and re-elected 1880. Both d. Bangor; he Jan. 30, 1892; she May 15, 1889. 
Ch. b. Bangor: 
9167.* Abby Cony, Sept. 16, 1847. 

9168. Sarah Josephine, Oct. 11, 1853; d. 1854. 

9169. William Hamilton, Aug. 12, 1855; " 1856. 

[4927J Lieut. JAMES MADISON LADD,' (Bro. of Joseph E.,) 
b. Augusta, Me., Feb. 23, 1820; unmarried. He was educated CJ. S. Naval Acad- 
emy, Phila., Pa.; passed Midshipman, U.S. Navy. An athlete of superb physque, 
a very handsome man. He d. Naval hospital, Norfolk, Va., Nov. 26, 1847. 

[4928] MARY HAMLEN LADD,8 (Sister of Joseph E.,) 

b. Augusta, Me., Sept. 5, 1821; m. William C. Hollis; shoemaker; she d. Augusta, 
Aug. 21, 1886. 

No issue. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 893 

[4929] ALFRED WILLIAM LADD,8 (Bro. of Joseph E.,) 

b. Augusta, Me., Sept. 5, 1823; m. 1st, June 1, 1848, Fannie, dau. of J)r. William 
A. Walker, b. Boston Mass.: divorced, 1884; m. 2d, Alice, dau. of H. O. South- 
worth, b. Rome, N.Y. He was educated in the schools of his native town: en- 
gaged in business in Boston; went south in 1861, was arrested for treason and 
forced into the Confederate army in which he served a year, escaped and came 
north: resided N. Y. City, since 1863; in commission business; dealer in railway 
supplies, locomotives, cars and materials, 1888. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Boston: 

9170. Bessie W., Nov. 1, 1854. 

[4931] SARAH ROCK WOOD LADD,8 (Sister of Joseph E.,) 

b. Augusta, Me., Aug. 3, 1828; m. Bangor. Me., July 31, 1852, Henry Weld, 
son of Frederick Augustus and Catherine Martin (Weston) Fuller,* b. Bangor, 
Apr. 7, 1831; brother of Chief Justice Fuller, U. S. supreme court; apothecary 
and druggist: Augusta, Me.; moved to Chicago, 111., 1857, member firm of Fuller 
& Fuller, wholesale druggists, Chicago: resided Brooklyn, N. Y., 1866-8; Chi- 
cago, 1868-86; N. Y. City, 1886-8; amassed a fortune, retired from business and 
moved to New Rochelle, N.Y., 1888: Republican; Epis. He d. at "The Castle," 
New Rochelle, June 28, 1892; she d. April, 1901. 

Ch. b. Chicago: 

9171. Frederick Augustus, Mar. 14, 1859; d. Mar. 17, 1859. 
9172.* Henry Frederick, Mar. 5, 1860. 

9173.* Florence, Mar. 5, 1865. 

9174. Nathan, Oct. 6, 1870; d. Aug. 22, 1879. 

[4932] WELD HAMLIN,^ (John,? Theophilus,6 Nathaniel,^ Lewis,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Magnolia, Florida, May 12, 1830; m. Leon, Co., Flor- 
ida, Mar. 18, 1851, Celia M., dau. of Joseph and Sarah Barrow, b. Leon Co., July 
23,1831: farmer and cooper: Tallahasso. Fla.. Democrat: Methodists: justice 
of the peace. After his mother's death lie went to live with his Aunt Bacon, 
at Augusta. Me., and attended school: after completing his schooling he re- 
turned south and was foreman in the turpentine works, of his cousin, Daniel 
Ladd. Newport. Fla. He used all his influence to prevent the state of Florida 
from seceeding from the Union and was opposed to the war; but after war was 
declared, joined Capt. R. H. Gamble's Florida Light Artilery, C. S. A. After 
his brothers went north and joined the Union army, he refused to go into the 
Confederate array, fled to the wild islands of the St. Marks river, where he was 
trailed with bloodhounds, captured by Capt. Barrows and his men, carried to 
Tallahasse, court martialed and sentenced to be shot. By the influence of his 
cousin. Daniel Ladd, who plead with the commanding general for his life, he 
was saved, and sent to Andereonvllle, Ga. to guard Federal prisoners: but again 
fled and returned to the islands of St. Marks river; was again captured by the 
aid of bloodhounds and again sentenced to be shot. He flled his prison bars 
and escaped in safety after being shot at by Ave guards. After this he made 
his resort in "Gum Swamp," until the war closed, where he was supplied with 
food by his noble and devoted wife. He served three terms of four years eacli 
as justice of tlie peace under Governors Reed, Drew and Bloxham. She d. 
Leon Co., Jan 23, 1893. 



* For Fuller see note 132. 



894 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



9175.* 

9176.* 

9177.* 

9178. 

9179. 

9180.* 

9181. 

9182.* 



Ch. b. Leon Co.: 
Joseph Eugene, 
John George, 
Sarah Emily, 

MUNFORD MATAUX, 

Mary Caroline, 
Margaret Elizabeth, 
Adeliza Leronier, 
Charles Weld, 



Jan. 


18, 1852. 


Apr. 


18, 1854. 


Dec. 


1, 1856. 




1859: d. 1862. 




1861; d. 1869. 


Dec. 


27, 1864. 


July 


26, 1868; m. Jos. M. Ladd,^ [9165] 


Jan. 


13, 1871. 



1 


^ 1^ m 


■% 


wdllK 




_#^mfcS 


^^ihI 


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fl 





Weld Hamlin, Esq. 



[4933] MARY ELIZABETH HAMLIN,* (Sister of Weld,) 

b. Magnolia, Florida, Oct. 17, 1832; m. Lowell, Mass., Aug. 12, 1854, George 

Varnum, son of Abner and Lucy (Sawtelle) Mansur, b. Groton, Mass., Feb. 18, 

1834; watcbmaker; Groton; private, B, 6 Mass. Inf. Vols.: enlisted April, 1861; 

also served in the U. S. Navy, on ship Katahdin; she Cong. Both d. Groton; 

she July 9, 1883; he Mar. 2, 1886. 





Ch. b. Groton: 




- 


9183.* 


Charles Baker, 


Sept. 


30, 1855. 


9184.* 


George Hyram, 


Aug. 


27, 1857. 


9185. 


Mary E., 


Apr. 


6, 1860; d. infancy. 


9186.* 


Mary Woolley, 


Dec. 


2, 1861. 


9187. 


Florence, 


Aug. 


23, 1864; m. Flint Boutwell 


9188. 


Wilfred C, 


Dec. 


24, 1875. 



i 



I 



I 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 895 

[4934] Capt. JOHN HAML1N,8 (Bro. Of Weld,) 

b. Magnolia, Florida, Mar. 23. 1837. He also was sent to live with his aunt 
Bacon at Augusta, Me., and to attend scoool; but soon ran away and shipped on 
a schooner for the West Indies; and made several voyages. His cousin, George 
W. Ladd, of Bangor, Me., made him 1st mate of a large schooner; and he after- 
wards became a master mariner. He returned south and took charge of the 
large warehouse of Daniel Ladd at Newport, Florida; but left before the civil 
war, and entered the Federal navy as a sailing master, in which he participated 
in the bombardment of Ft. Sumpter; served in the Gulf Fleet, and was pro- 
moted lieutenant for gallant service. After the war he visited his brother 
Weld at Newport, and again engaged in seafaring. He d. New Orleans, 
unmarried. 



[4935] GEORGE HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Weld,) 

b. Magnolia, Fla., Apr. 6, 1839; m. 1865, Adeliza, dau. of William and Sarah 
(Saunders) Richardson, b. Key West, Fla., Dec, 1841. He also went north on 
his mother's death to live with his aunt Bacon and attend school. He returned 
south after his school days and was bookkeeper for Daniel Ladd. He was con- 
scripted into the Confederate army; but escaped in an open boat down the Oc- 
locknee river, and was taken up by a Federal war ship. After the war he went 
to Key West and secured a position in the light house service: Republican; 
Freemason; Methodist; she Epis. Both d. Key West; he 1871; she Mar. 9, 1897. 

Ch. b. Key West: 

9189. Blanche, 1867; d. 1867. 

9190.* Maude I., Oct. 2, 1869. 

9191. Blanche, 1870; d. 1870. 



[4940] HENRY WELD SEVERANCE,* (Ann Hamlin,^ Theophilus.s 
Nathaniel,^ Lewis,* Ebenezer,3James,2i) b. Augusta, Me., July 12, 1828: m. 
there. Mar. 17, 1857, Hannah Swan, dau, of James L. and Jane (Hale) Child,* 
b. Augusta, Oct. 2, 1836. He was educated in the Augusta high school and 
Cazenovia seminary, N.Y.; moved to California 1849; miner, and merchant in 
San Francisco: removed to Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, 1857; merchant, was the 
flrst to introduce the culture of rice in the Islands; member of the council of 
state of King Kamehameha Fifth; Hawaiian consul for San Francisco, 1867; 
and held this office under three kings of that government; received several dec- 
orations of royal orders for merit; resigned, 1885, and was U. S. consul, Hono- 
lulu, until 1893; member labor commission under president Dole; returned 
to the U. S., 1895; resides, Dover, N.H.; advocated annexation of the Hawaiian 
Islands to the U.S.: Cungregationalists. 

Children: 

9192.* Alice May, b. May 1, 1862, Honolulu. 

9193.* Gertkude Child, " Jan. 26, 1869, San Francisco. 



* For Child see note 36. 



896 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 




/^'TH^e^c^Ui.'CC^ 



J 



[4941] ANNIE SEVERANCE,* (Sister of Henry W.,) 

b. Augusta, Me, Apr. 12, 1831; m. Honolulu, H.I., Jan. 15, 1856, William Cooper, 
son of William C. and Susan ( Wilde) Parke, b. Portsmouth, N. H., Sept. 21, 
1821. He was educated Boston, Mass.; went to Hawaiian Islands, 1843; was 
Marshall of the Hawaiian kingdom, 1850 to Oct. 1, 1884; member privy council 
of state, Nov. 2, 1874; member Order Kemehameha L, May 28, 1874; member 
Knight Companion of Kal?ikana, May 28, 1874; member Crown of Hawaii, Feb. 
12, 1883; member Excelsior Lodge, 1, I.O.O.F., and Hawaiian Lodge, 21, A.F. & 
A. M. She was a resident of Honolulu, since 1851, where she resided in 1903. 
He d. Honolulu, May, 1889. 



9194.* 

9195.* 

919H. 

9197. 

9198.* 



Ch. b. Honolulu. 

Jane Seveuancjs, 
Annie Hanlin, 
Be UN ICE Bi.snop, 
Susan Wilde, 
William Cooper, 



Aug. 20, 1857. 
Oct. 31. 1858. 
Dec. 28, 1859. 
Aug. 18, 1863: 
Sept. 19, 1865. 



d. Jan. 27, 1864. 



[4942] LUTHER SEVERANCE,* (Bro. of Henry W.,) 

b. Augusta, Me., June 1, 1836; m. Honolulu. Oahu, Oct. 29, 1863, Lucinda 

M., dau. of Ephraim W. and Mary (Kittredge) Clark, b. Wailuku, Maui, Sept. 

22, 1843. He arrived at Honolulu with his parents, Jan. 17, 1851, and has since 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 897 

resided at the Hawaiian Islands; postmaster; collector of customs, etc.', since 
1870; member Hilo First Foreign Church. 
Children: 

9199. Helen, b. Mar. 9, 1867, Honolulu. 

9200. Allen, " Oct. 12, 1871, Hiio. 

9201. Marian, " Apr. 1, 188;s, " d. May 17, 1884. 

[4943] MALVINA HAMLEN WHEELER,MMalviaa Hamlen,^ Theoph- 

ilus," Nathaniel, 5 Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Augusta, Me., Oct. 26, 1828; 
m. Nov. 5, 1851, Barney Hinckley,* of Bangor, Me.; removed to San Francisco, 
Cal., and engaged in the foundry business, accumulated a fortune, returned and 
resided on the Hudson river. She d. Poland Springs, Me., 1880, 
Children: 

9202.* Julia Gorham, b. Dec. 21, 1852, San Francisco. 

9203.* William I., " Oct. 24, 1855, Milton, N. Y. 

9204.* Mary Billings, '• Feb. 24, 1858. 

9205.* Katherine Hamlin, " Dec. 16, 1859, Poughkeepsie. 

9206. Annik Ruggles, " June 23, 1863; d. Mar. 16, 1867. 

9207.* Samuel Frederick, " Mar. 19, 1867, Poughkeepsie. 

[4944] JULIA ELIZABETH WHEELER.^ (Sister of Malvina H.,) 
b. Augusta, Me., Mar. 12, 1830; m. there, Aug. 13, 1863, Prof. William, son of 
William Valentine and Johanna Louise (Scheele) Havemann,t b. Elfeld, Ger- 
many, in the Hartz mountains, Sept. 6, 1833. He removed with his father to 
Gottengen, 1838, where he was educated in the gymnasium and university at that 
place, After extensive travel in South America, he came to the United States, 
1859, where he resided in various places, viz: Philadelphia, Bordentown, N. J., 
Poultney, Vt., Augusta, Me., Birmingham, Pa., Burlington, N. J., Monroe, 
Mich., Springfield, Mo., and Los Angeles, Cal. At first a private teacher; Prof. 
Wells College, Aurora, N. Y., 1870; Albim College. Mich., 1874-82; Drury College, 
Springfield, Mo., 1883; High School, Los Angeles, Cal. 1893-1901; Republican: 
member Southern California Lodge 278, A. F. & A, M. She Epis. 
Ch. b. Augusta: 

9208. Julia Jeanette, Mar. 8, 1867; unm. 1901. 

[4946] HANNAH FRANCES WHEELER,^ (Sister of Malvina H.,) 
b. Augusta, Me., July 5, 1833; m. Bangor, Me., Nov. 27, 1854, Capt. Samuel, 
son of Charles and Abigail Stone (Chase) Barrell, b. Livermore, Me., 1825; moved 
to California, where he was master of steamers; afterwards, stockbroker; re- 
tired, 1896; Napa, Cal.; Republican: she Epis. 
Ch. b. Portland: 
9209.* Edward Clifford, June 16, 1857. 

[4947] MARY LOUISE WHEELER,8 (Sister of Malvina H., ) 
b. Augusta, Me., Feb. 27, 1835; m. San Francisco, Cal., Dec. 4, 1858, Daniel B. 
Hinckley.* He moved to Cal., where he engaged in the foundry business and 
amassed a fortune. 



* For Hinckley see notes 31, 81 and 85. 

+ Note 458. Prof. WTLIJAM VAfiENTINE HAVEMAN, descends from an old patrician 
family o( Bremen, Germany. He was called to the chair of history in tlie [Fniversity of Oot- 
tingen. 18:«. 



898 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Children: i 

9210.* Henry Gray, b. Nov. 19, 1862. 

9211. Edward Billings, '' Feb. 8, 1864: unm. 1896. 

9212. Frederick William, " Sept. 12, 1870; m. Florence Ely the. 

[4950] FRANCES EVELINA BUETON.s (James,' Mary Hamlen.« 

Nathaniel,^ Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ Janies.21) b. Sept. 8, 1816: m. Oct. 11, 18,50, 
Edward S. Hudson, of Boston, Mass.; moved to Ohio. She is dead. 
Children: 

9213. RevelloS., b. Mar. 21, 1852. 

9214. Eva P., " June 3, 1853. 

9215. Horatio P., " Jan. 26, 1857. 

[4953] JOSEPH BURTON. 8 ( Bro. of Francis E.,) 

b. Oct. 27, 1822; m. Sept 3, 1846, Ellen L. Burt, of N.Y., where they resided: he 
d. N.Y., Jan. 2 1861. 

Children: 

9216. Catherine E., b. Sept. 14, 1847; d. July 15, 1850. 

9217. Susan, " Dec. 10, 1848, " 1886. 

9218. Claude, " July, 28, 1851. 

[4855] WILLIAM L. BURTON,^ (Bro. of Frances E., ) 

b. May 13, 1827; m. Jan. 11, 1851, Harriet M. Baker, of Boston, Mass., who^ 

d. May 21, 1857; m. 2d, June 24, 1860, Mary L. Huntress, of North Weymouth, 

Mass.; res. Bangor, Me. 

Children: 

9219. Jennie, b. July 13, 1861. 

9220. Edgars., " June 3, 1866. 

[4961] JOSEPH R1CE,8 (Mary Burton,' Mary Hamlen/ Nathaniel,5 
Lewis,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Nov. 25, 1829; m. Julia A. Weldon, of Sail 
Francisco, Cal. 

Child: 

9221. Charles Weldon, b. Apr. 25, 1867. 

[496.3J MARY ELLEN RICE,« (Sister of Joseph,) 

b. May 1, 1836; m. 1st, Walter L. Baright, of N.Y.; m. 2d, Benjamin F. Cas- , 
well, of San Jose, Cal. 

Ch. by 1st marriage: 

9222. Grace, b. Jan. 14, 1862. 

[4965] Rev. WHEELOCK CRAIG,* (Elias.'' Olive Hamlen,^ Nathaniel,^ 
Lewis,* Ebenezer,3 James.^i) b. July 11, 1824: m. .Jan. 1. 1851, Louisa S., dau. 
Dr. Cyrus Briggs, of Augusta, Me.; graduated Bowdoin College. 1844: studied 
theology, Bangor Seminary; ordained New Castle, Me.: installed, pastor of , 
Fourth Church, New Bedford, Mass., Dec. 4, 1850; went to Switzerland for his I 
health, and d. Neuchatel, Nov. 28, 1868. 
Child: 

9223. Annie Briggs. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 899 

[496fi] Rev. HENRY KINSMAN CRAIG,8 (Bro. of Wheelock,) 
b. May 2it, 182«; m. Apr. 29, 1861, Harriet R., dau. of Thomas Tenney, of Stan- 
dish, Me.: graduated Bowdoin College, 1844; studied theology, Bangor Theolog- 
ical Seminary and graduated Andover Seminary, 1852; ordained Bucksport, Me., 
Jan. 24, 1855: settled Norton, Mass., Nov., 1868. He d. Falmouth, Mass., Feb. 
11, 1902. 

[4971] DELIA B. NASON,« (Olive Craig,' Olive Hamlen,« Nathaniel,^ 

Lewis,* Ebenezer,3James,3i) b. Apr. 6, 1836; m. June 26, 1868, Lorenzo M. 
Christy, of N. Y.; res San Jose, Cal. 

[4973] WATERMAN THOMAS HEWETT CRAIG,' (Henry A.,' 

Olive Hamlen,« Nathaniel,^ Lewis,* Ebenezer,» James,2i) b. Augusta, Me., 

June 7, ls4U; graduated Bowdoin College, Me., 1860; afterward taught school in 

Petersburg, Va.; returned to Augusta, 1861, and began the study of law, his 

health failed and he d. May 27, 1862. 

[4982] MARTHA HAMLEN PAGE,' (Mary C. Hamlen,' Lewis,^ Na- 
thaniel,'* Lewis,* Ebenezer,3James,2i) b. Augusta, Me., Sept. 20, 1825; m. 
there, June 17, 1^56, Henry M. Leighton, of Augusta. 
Ch. b. Augusta: 

9224. Susan Hamlen, May 6, 1857; m. Roscoe F. Tenrtey. 

9225. Charles Sullivan, June 13, 1862; unm. 

[4984] LUCY WILLIAMS HAMLEN,' (Lewis B.,' Lewis,^ Nathaniel,^ 

Lewis,* Ebenezer,3 James,3i) b. Augusta, Me., Jan. 26,1827; m. there, June, 

1867, Eben, son of Joseph and Sarah (Dyer) Sawyer, b. Steuben, Me., Dec. 20, 

1799: ship carpenter: Steuben, until 1828; afterwards, Augusta; Republican; 

Baptist; she Cong. He d. Augusta, Oct. 20, 1876. 

No issue. 

[49851 GEORGE LEWIS HAMLEN,* (Bro. of Lucy W.,) 

b. Augusta, Me., Mar. 18, 1830; m. there, Oct. 17, 1864, Eliza, dau. of Nathaniel 
and Eliza Ann, ( Rowe) Partridge,* b. Augusta; Republican; member of Augus- 
ta Lodge, 142, A. F. & A. M.; Unitarians. 
Ch. b. Augusta: 

9226. Lewis Morton, Sept. 4, 1865; d. Nov. 6, 1886. 

9227. Card Leonard, May 18, 1867. 

[4986] FREDERICK HAMLEN,' (Bro. of Lucy W.,) 

b. Augusta, Me., July 8, 1835; m. there, Apr. 28, 1864, Olivia Loring Wheel- 
ers [4949,] merchant; Augusta, firm of Fowler & Hamlen; Epis. 
Ch. b. Augusta: 

9228. Melville Williams, May 5, 1867; d. Nov. 17, 1867. 

9229. Frederick Hinckley, Mar. 28, 1869, " Aug. 11, 1869. 
9230.* William Wheeler, Sept. 22, 1870. 

9231.* John Elbert, May 9, 1873. 

9232.* Harry Howard, Aug. 12, 1877. 



* For Partridge see note 427. 



900 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[4989] MARY ELIZABETH NASON,* (Julia A. HamlenJ Lewis," 

Nathaniel,'^ Lewis,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Augusta, Me., Mar. 13, 1843; 

ra. Nov. 20, 1866, Samuel T. Robinson, of Skowhegan, Me.; res. Augusta, and 

Auburn, Me.; Boston, Mass.; and Indianapolis, Ind. He d. Boston, Nov. 29, 

1894. 

No issue. 

[4994] CHARLES NASON HAMLEN,* (Charles H.,^ Lewis.e Nathan. 

iel,'^ Lewis,* Ebenezer,»James,2i) b. Boston, Mass., Mar. 9, 1848; m. Augus- 
ta, Me., June 18, 1878, Annie, dau. of Hon. Lot Myrick and Charlotte Holland 
(Vance) Morrill, b. Augusta, Jan. 31, 1857; clerk; Augusta, 1848-94; since. Boston; 
Republican; city treasurer of Augusta; she Cong. 
Ch. b. Augusta: 

9233.* Lot Morrill, Jan. 15, 1880. 

[4998] JULIAN ELLIS,^ (Harriet W. Carter,' Sarah Hamlen,« Nathan- 
iel, & Lewis,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Augusta, Me., Apr. 3, 1817; m. there, 
Dec. 1, 1836, Francis Davis.* She d. Jan. 19, 1861. 
Ch. b. Augusta: 

9234. Joel Ellis, Aug. 29, 1837: d. Sept., 1864, Madras, India. 

9235. Frank, May, 1839. 

9236. Louisa, Mar. 1, 1841; d. Apr. 28, 1841. 

9237. Annie, Feb. 2, 1843: " Jan. 19, 1875. 

[5000] HARRIET AUGUSTA ELLLS,^ (Sister of Julian,) 

b. Augusta, Me., June 23, 1823; m. Apr. 15, 1844, Franklin Hewins, of Augusta. 
Both d. Augusta; she Nov. 3, 1845; he Jan. 29, 1857, aged 38. 

Ch. b. Augusta: 

9238. William Franklin, Jan. 19, 1845; d. Sept. 26, 1864. 

[500.3] FRANCES CAROLINE DOE.^ (Harriet W. Carter,' Sarah 
Hamlen," Nathaniel, » Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James, 21) b. Augusta, Me., Apr. 23, 
18.34; m. June, 1869, Capt. E. S. Blaisdell; went to California, Mar. 24, 1870. 
Ch. b. Santa Barbara: 
9139. Eva, Oct. 16, 1872. 

[5004] JUSTIN SPAULDIN DOE,* (Bro. of Frances C.,) 

b. Augusta, Me., Feb. 29, 1836; m. Nov. 18, 1856, Ellen A. West, of Concord, 
N. H. 

Children: 

9240. Emma Augusta, Dec. 25, 1858. 

9241. CnARLEs Alfred, Dec. 12, 1860. 

9242. Carrie, Oct. 28, 1864, Ohio. 

[5005] ELLEN MARIA DOE,« (Sister of Francis C.,) 

b. Augusta, Me., May 6, 1838; m. Aug. 9, 1860, Rev. S. T. Chase. 

* For Davis see notes 4, 17, 42 and 169. 



4 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 901 

Children: 

9243. Hattie Morton, Nov. 18, 1861, Pittston, Me, 

9244. Esther Frances, Oct. 8, 1863, Vassalboro. 

9245. Herbert Morgan, Topsfield, Mass. 

[5006] ELIZABETH MORTON,8 (Sarah H. Carter,' Sarah Hamlen,* 
Nathaniel, 5 Lewis,* Ebenezer.s James,2i) b. Augusta, Me., June 30, 1821; 
m. Capt. Samuel Turner, of Illinois. 
Children: 

9246.* Frederick. 
9247.* William H. 

[5009] FREDERICK MORTON,* (Bro. of Elizabeth,) 



b. Augusta, 


Me., June; m. there 
Children: 


, 185-, 


Sarah Rankins 


9248. 


George W., 


Apr. 


25, 1855. 


9249. 


Lizzie Turner, 


Oct. 


30, 1858. 


9250. 


May, 


May 


19, 1861. 


9251. 


Ella Barstow, 


Sept. 


27, 1863. 


9252. 


Annie Davjs, 


Sept. 


27, 1863. 



[5013] GEORGE MATTHEWS CARTER,' (John S.,^ Sarah Hamlen,* 
Nathaniel, B Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James,^') b. Waterville, Me., Apr. 1, 1846; 
m. Apr. 17, 1866, Mary Carroll of Waterville. He d. Waterville, May 26, 1867. 

[5018] EDWA RD SUMNER BRICK,^ (Eliza A. Carter,^ Sarah Hamlen,* 
Nathaniel, 6 Lewis,* Ebenezer,* James,2i) b. Augusta, Me., Dec. 29, 1835; 
m. Belle Marson, of Richmond, Me.; painter; Phila., Pa. He d. Nov., 1883. 
No issue. 

[5019] GEORGE HAMLEN BRICK,8 (Bro. of Edward S.,) 

b. Augusta, Me., Nov. 15, 1837; unmarried: private, 4 Maine Battery; he also 
served in the navy: was a sailor many years; is now a cripple in hospital at 
Soldier's Home, Togus, Me. 

[5020.] ISAAC CARTER BR1CK,« (Bro. of Edward S., ) 

b. Augusta, Me., Mar. 16, 1840: married; painter; Charlestown, Mass.; musician, 
C, 1st Maine Cav.; he d. Charlestown, May 18, 1891. 

Child: 

A SON, who is dead. 

[5022] WILLIAM MORTON BRICK,« (Bro. of Edwards.,) 

b. Augusta, Me., Jan. 3, 1845: musician, I, 11 Maine Inf. Vols. He d. Augusta, 
Jan. 5, 1867. 

[5024] HENRY AUGUSTUS BRICK,8 (Bro. of Edward S.,) 

b. Augusta, Me., Feb. 11, 1849; m. there, Dec. 12, 1872, Annie Marie, dau. of 
John M. and Mary A. (Moiy) Pond, b. Augusta, Oct. 21, 1848; expressman; ho- 
tel keeper; Augusta, until 1883; Lewiston, Me., until 1893; afterwards, Hallowell, 
Me.; Democrat; K. P.: he d. Hallowell, Dec. 20, 1897. 



902 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[5026] Prof. CHARLES EDWARD HAMLIN,' (Charles,' Perez,e 

Nathaniel, 5 Lewis,* Ebenezer,3 James, 31) b. Augusta, Me., Dec. 25,1825: 
m. Au^. 17, 1853, Elizabeth A. Smith. He d. Cambridge, Mass., Jan., 1886, and 
is buried at Augusta. A lengthy discourse and beautiful tribute, to his life and 
character was pronounced at Colby University, .July 5, 1887, by Rev. Francis W. 
Bakeman,D. D. Nothing shortof the whole article is satisfactory, but the limit 
of this sketch forbids its reproduction. He was a fine type of the christian gen- 
tleman of the older school, possessing in a high degree the characteristics of his 
puritan ancestors. His eulogist says: "'He came to the grave, not when the slow 




4 






decay of mental powers had set the warning signals of death, but at the time 
when the equipment for his work was almost perfect, and the intellectual fruit- 
age of the next ten years bade fair to be the most abundant. It is all the more 
sad when we remember that out of this life of an industry seldom equaled, our 
professor has bequeathed no literary or scientitic monument to perpetrate his 
name. * * * A life uniting such superiority of mind to such nobilty of na- 
ture, a life of such devoted consecration to the highest ideals of culture and 
character, of such scrupulous fidelity to every smallest or greatest trust, a life 
of such simple piety, of such absolute sincerity, a life so well fitted to arouse 
within us all truest asperations; such a life is not so common that we can afford 



L.M 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 903 

to let it pass unnoticed." The writer portrays the sincerity, integrity, exact- 
ness, lionor, justice, and modesty of this remarlcable man, his moral and mental 
qualities. Speaking of his habits, he tells that he was remarkable for exactness 
in thought, expression and method. Approximation was not enough for him 
where exactness was possible: his very hesitation of speech in the class-room 
was occasioned by his desire for exactness: he would not take up a word which 
imperfectly represented his thought, when he knew there was one which exact- 
ly expressed it, to be had for tlie waiting, so he sacrificed fluency to exactness. 
All his habits were illustrations of this quality. Always intolerant of anytiiing 
like slovenliness, there was nothing of that kind in his nature: every part of 
his dress was as neat and precise as if he was a young man of fashion, and yet 
the clothes were likely old fashioned. His diaries, records and private accounts, 
even the minutest details of family expense, were kept with a neatness which 
would have been the envy of an expert. His copies of correspondence are as 
exact and carefully finished as if for exhibition. His penmanship was a type 
of his mental structure. He has been heard to say that he considered it an in- 
sult to send one a letter not plainly written. Everything that he did was fin- 
ished. His experiments in the laboratory were prepared with a painstaking 
exactness which made failure very nearly impossible. Instances of personal 
kindness to students might be given without number. He was a ripe scholar, of 
profound learning and wisdom in his profession and a superior teacher: faithful 
and painstaking in tliese as in all matters. The writer sums up by saying that 
the greatest value of his work of life was his influence upon students, as an ex- 
ample of a christian gentleman, of manly hon(»r, of chastened dignity, of almost 
ideal manhood. The best results of his life are deposited in the characters of 
the men who have been his pupils. 

He prepared for college in the Augusta high school, under William W. 
Woodbury, a graduate of Waterville college, between whom and young Hamlin 
sprung up a life-long friendship. He entered Waterville college, September, 
1841, but on account of ill health did not graduate until 1847. After grad- 
uation he became principal of the Vermont Literary and Scientific Insti- 
tute at Brandon, for a single year. The following year he was master of 
the high school in Bath, Maine. ]n Nov., 1849, he became associate principal 
in the Connecticut Literary Institution, at SutSeld, with liis friend Woodbury. 
Here he served until called to take charge of the department of chemistry and 
natural history in Waterville college, Feb. 17, 1853, and was elected professor 
of this department, Aug. 9, of the same year. After twenty years of service in 
this college he removed to Cambridge, Mass., in the summer of 1873, accepting 
the appointment as assistant in conchology and paleontology in the museum 
of comparative zoology, at Harvard University. He possessed the instincts and 
tastes of the antiquarian, and devoted much time to the research for the his- 
tory of the Hamlins. He tells of personally investigating the history of an old 
Hamlyn family in Devonshire, England. In a letter written in 1872, he says 
that his father, Mrs. Ladd, and himself furnished most of the data relating to 
his branch of the Hamlins, published in North's History of Augusta, Me.; that 
he wrote all that portion of the work relating to the early history of the place; 
for which he received no acknowledgement in the book. It is an act of justice 
to a worthy, modest gentleman to notice his statement at this late day. Prob. 
] Baptist. In 1864 it appears from the record that he was drafted as a soldier, 
but did not serve; prevented probably by other duties, and perhaps feeble 
health. 



904 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[5027] JOHN PRESCOTT HAMLEN,8 (Bro. of Charles E.,) 

b. Augusta, Me., July 16, 1827; m. Boston, Mass., Oct 10, 1857, Susan Ann, dau. 
of Christopher and Rhoda (Holt) Overlook, b. Hermon, Me., May 17, 1840; pat- 
tern maker; North Wilmington, Mass.; Republican. 





Children: 


9253. 


Frank, 


9254. 


Edward Arthur, 


9255.* 


Emma Elizabeth, 


9256.* 


John Walter, 


9257.* 


Charles, 



b. July 14, 1858, Boston. 

" Oct. 9, 1860, Maiden, 

" July 5, 1865, Winthrop. Me. 

" June 18, 1869, So. Maiden. 

" Sept. 9, 1871, Everett. 



[5028] FRANKLIN LEWIS HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Charles E.,) 

b. Augusta, Me., Mar. 14, 1830; m. there, Feb. 6, 1861, Eunice L. Mitchell, 

b. China, Me., July 27, 1837; merchant; Augusta, where she res. 1899. He died 

there, Apr. 12, 1891. 

Ch. b. Augusta: 

9258.* William Franklin, Nov. 2, 1862. 

9259. Horace Edward, Oct. 2, 1870; unm., 1902. 



[5030] HORACE HODGE HAMLEN,8 (Bro of Charles E.,) 

b. Augusta, Me., Oct. 10, 1836; unmarried. He resided with his parents and 
stepmother, to whom he was devotedly attached, in Augusta. He was educat- 
ed in the schools of Augusta and became a clerk in his father's store there, 
when a boy, serving until his father's retirement in 1857, when he and his bro- 
ther Frank, formed a partnership and continued the business. He was em- 
ployed two years in the census bureau and two years in the pension office, 
Washington, D. C, 1866-70; returned to Augusta, where he was postmaster, 
1870-81. Next to Hon. James G. Blaine, he was recognized as the ablest Repub- 
lican leader in Augusta during that period. Although frequently urged, he 
never accepted a city or county office. He was engaged in the harness manu- 
factury in Augusta, 1883-1901. A business man who had known him half a 
century, replying to an inquiry as to the leading characteristics of Mr. Hamlen, 
said: "He was all that was good, and nothing that was bad." He d. Augusta, 
Mar. 30, 1901. 

[5031] WELLINGTON BACON HAMLIN.s (William,' Perez," Na- 

thaniel.s Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Sidney, Me., Sept. 1, 1824; m. there, 

May, 1845, PhilenaP. Robinson, b. Sidney, 1826; carpenter and farmer; Sidney; 

Bothd. Sidney, he May 2, 1885. 

Ch. b. Sidney: 

9260.* Delwin a., Feb. 2, 1846. ' l' 

9261. Almeda C, 1848; m. Charles E. Mitchell. I 

9262.* George H., Nov. 18, 1850. 

9263. Willie, 1852; d. Feb. 1, 1860. 

9264. Fred O., 1855. 
9265.* Mary E., 1857. 

9266. Jennie, i860. : 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 905 

[5032] ALBION K. PARIS HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Wellington B.,) 
b. Sidney, Me., Aug. 24, 1825: m. Waterville, Me., Hannab Trafton: res. 
Norridgewock, Me. 

Cbild: 

9267. Olive Paulina, b. Feb. 2, 1859. 

[5033J CAROLINE ANN HAML1N,8 (Sister of Wellington B.,) 
b. Sidney, Me., Mar. 5, 1827: m. Arnold P.Thompson. He d. Augusta, Me., 
Oct. 24, 18 — ; she res. Augusta. 

[5037] Hon. JOSEPH PEREZ HAMLIN,8 (Bro. of Wellington B.,) 
b. Sidney, Me., June 9, 1832; m. Boston, Mass., Apr. 11, 1857, Elizabeth Childs, 
dau. of James H. and Harriot (Rice*) Saunderson, b. Boston, where she d. Apr. 
11, 1879. In the fall of 1846, while working for his board and attending school, 
a friend informed him that a clerk was wanted at the postofflce in Augusta; he 
at once bid good bye to the teacher and school, walked to Augusta, eight miles, 
secured the situation, where he worked nearly two years for a Mr. Nichols. In 
Nov., 1848, he went to Boston, riding on the stage coach from Augusta to Port- 
land, there being no railroad there then, and took a boat from Portland, and 
landed on the wharf in Boston with Ave dollars in his pocket; without know- 
ing any one there, he sought employment and secured a situation in the United 
States hotel at ten dollars a month: afterwards with a Mr. Metcalf; then for 
W. W. Palmer, four years, who secured. him a situation with Turner, Wilson 
& Co., in 1850, at $400 a year, for whom he worked, and claims to be the first 
traveling salesman on the road in Mass., to sell goods by sample cards, while 
employed by them. He then went into business in Boston with White, Brown, 
Davis & Co., a junior partner, remaining with them nine years, starting their 
package business in New York City: the senior partner telling Mr. Ham- 
lin that his management of the business in 1862, during the war, convert- 
ing their goods into cash, saved them from failure, and made their house a rich 
one. In Jan., 1863, he went into and remained in business on his own account 
in N. Y. City, until July of that year; then went to Wilimantic. Conn., invest- 
ed in real estate there, made money, and returned to Boston. He owns a farm 
of 100 acres at Norwood, where he spends much of his time. In 1870, he went 
to East Boston, where he resides: and in 1880-1 represented the 2d Dist. in the 
house in the Mass. legislature: Baptist. He was governor, two terms, of John 
Alden Colony, Pilgrim Fathers, East Boston, of which he is a member. 

Ch. b. Boston: 

9268. Joseph P., Feb. 3, 1858: m. Mary Farrell. 
9269.* Elizabeth C, Jan. 24, 1860. 

9270.* Edw^ard K., Mar. 1, 1862. 

[50.39] GEORGE HENRY HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Wellington B.,) 
b. Sidney, Me., Sept. 18, 1835; m. Marion, Wis., Jan. 27, 1866, Jane I*., dau. of 
Walter and Mary (Fairburn) Lilly, b. St. Mary's Ontario, July 26, 1848; remov- 
ed to Princeton, Wis., 1866-7, with his father's family; Mt. Morris, until 1884; 
afterwards, Tomah,Wis., Mar. 1901: Republican: mem. 8 Wis. Battery; enlisted 
Nov. 12, 1861, re-enlisted as a veteran, participated in battles of Perryville, 
Murfreesboro, Chattanooga, Chickamauga and Lookout Mountain; dis. Aug. 
1865; Pensioner; member Post 131, G. A. R. 

* For Rice see note 372. 



906 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY, 



Children: 

9271. Mary Jane Elizabeth, 

9272. George Emery, 

9273. Hetta Mel VINA, 

9274. Elsie Belle, 

9275. Maude Ellinor, 

9276. James Harvey, 

9277. Lyle Irving, 

9278. Charles Waltek, 

9279. Martyn a LP red. 



b. 



Oct. 29, 1866, Princeton. 

Mar. 3, 1868, Mt. Morris. 

Apr. 17, 1870, Wanshara Co. 

Nov. 27, 187-, " d. Sep. 19, '74. 

Feb. 23. 1874, Wanshara Co. 

Nov. 3, 1875, 

•Sept. 8, 1877, 

Oct. 2, 1879, 

Feb. 1, 18M, 






[5041] HENRY HARRISON HAMLIN. » (Bro. of Wellington B.,) 

b. Sidney, Me., Sept. 13, 1839: m. 1st, Chelsea, Mass., Oct. 26. 1860, Lizzie I. 

Guilford, whod. Norwich. Ct., Feb. 12, 1866: n). 2d, Watertown, Mass., Dec. 13, 

1866, Sarah C. Sanger, b. Watertown, June 22, 1840: dry goods merchant; Nor-| 

wich, 1860-76: New York City, the remainder of his lite; he d. Norwich, Feb. 

17, 1885. 

Children: 

9280. Frank Albert, b. Dec. 17, 

9281, Edward Sanger. 



9282. 



1867, Norwich: unm. 
July 25, 1869, Charles River Village. Mass; 

d. June 22, 1890, unm. 
Elizabeth Helena," Sept. 12. 1872, Norwich. 



[5046] COLUMBUS HOWARD FAUGHT,8 (Olive Hamlin,' Perez,6 
Nathaniel,* Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Sidney, Me., May 16, 1831: m. 
Lewiston, Me., Aug. 26, Arabella Margaret, dau. of William and Rachael (Par- 
sons) Eaton, b. Clinton, Me., Oct. 12, 1834; carpenter: has been a policeman 
many years: res. Portland, Lewiston and Auburn, Me.: Republican. She d. 
Lewiston, Mar. 22, 1888. 
No Issue. 

[5047] Hon. ALBERT ELIJAH FAUGHT,8 (Bro. of Columbus H.,) 
b. Sidney, Me., Sept. 11, 1835; ra. Waterville, Me., Nov. 10, 1862, Alvena, 
dau. of Jason and Clarissa (Ellis) Richardson, b. Belgrade, Me., Jan. 6: farmer; 
Belgrade, 1861; Sidney, since 1890: Republican; representative, 1878-9; justice 
peace 21 years: clerk to secretary Maine board of education; member school 
board: selectman: correspondent U. S. Dept. of Agriculture. 

Ch. b. Belgrade: 
9283.* CoraArdell, Nov. 8, 1866. 

9284. Alice M., Oct. 3, 1870: unm. 1902. 

[5049] ELLEN HANNAH FA UGHT,8 (Sister of Columbus H.,) 

b. Sidney, Me., Mar. 26, 1844: m. there. Sept, 28, 1865, Simon C, son of Matthew 
Hastings, b. Calais, Me., Dec. 13, 1841; farmer: Sidney, Me.: Democrat: select- 
man; Freemason; private, H, 1st Maine Cav.; enlisted Dec. 9, 1864; dis. June 20, 
1865. She Universalist. 

No Issue. 



[5053] EDWARD HARTWELL HAMLEN,8 (Moses E.,' Lot,« Nathan- 
iel,5 Lewis,* Ebenezer,'' James,2i) b. Augusta, Me., May 16, 1838: m. Gardiner, 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 907 

Me., Dec. 1, 1866, Louise Piper, dau. of Eben and Mary (Lombard) Hawkes,* b. 
Bloomfield, Me., Aug. 16, 1842; cabinet malcer; Augusta; member Morrell Com- 
mandery 326; and M. O. Golden Cross; Mettiodists. He d. Augusta, Apr. 9, 1891. 
Ch. b. Augusta: 
9285.* Frank Drake, July 24, 1878. 

[5055] HANNAH CRAIG HAMLEN,8 (Henry C.,' Lot,* Nathaniel,^ 

Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James, 2 1) b. Augusta, Me., July 2, 1844; m. Titusville, Pa., 

Apr. 4, 1865, Frank Leander, son of Leander and Sarah Ann (Hillebert) Bacon, 

b. Dayton, N.Y., Sept. 16, 1841; farmer; Dayton, until 1866; afterwards, Wau- 

pun, Wis.; Republican; member of Waupun Lodge, A. F. & A. M.; Waupun 

Chapter 48, R. A. M.; Fond duLac Commandery 5, K. T.; Congs; She member 

D. A. R. 

Ch. b. Waupun: 

9286.* Bertha Hobart, Oct. 24, 1866. 
9287.* Henry Leander, June 18, 1868. 

• 

[5057] CAROLINE MELLEN HAMLEN,MJosephS.,' Lot,^ Nathaniel,^ 
Lewis,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Jan. 4, 1841; m. Portland, Me., May, 1862, 

OtisM., son .of Otis Brewer, of Boston, Mass.; res. Roxbury and Boston until 

his death, 1868. 

No issue. 

[5058] JOSEPH SUMNER HAMLEN,* (Bro. of Caroline M.,) 

b. Portland, Me., Dec. 26, 1843; unmarried; resided Portland, until 1858; 
N. Y. City, until 1874; since, clerk in post office, Portland, Me. 

[5059] HARRIET ELLEN HAMLEN,' (James E.,^ Lot,6 Nathaniel,^ 

Lewis,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Augusta, Me., Jan. 10, 1848; m. there, Jan. 

14, 1869, William Henry, son of Cyril Howard and Lucy Waterhouse (McKen- 

ney) Hartwell, b. Bath, Me., May 20, 1843; contractor and builder; Bath, Me.; 

Republican; member Solar Lodge 14, A. F. & A. M.; Swedenborgeans. 

Children: 

9288. Charlotte May, b. Aug. 9, 1874, Bath; d. Nov. 20, 1895. 

9289. Annie Louise, " July 8, 1877, " 

9290. Lucy Hamlen, " Dec. 20, 1888, Augusta. 

[5064] CHARLES OCTA VI US BARRY,8 (Harriet A. Hamlen,' Lewis,6 
Perez, 5 Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James.^i) b. Charlestown, Mass., Dec. 25, 1839; 
m. Boston, Mass., Dec. 25, 1870, Pamela Whiting, dau. of Freeman and Maria 
(Whiting) Howes,t b. Scituate Mass., Apr. 16, 1846; wholesale clothier; Charles- 
town, until 1875; since, Neponset, Mass.; Republican; mem. Howard Lodge, 22, 
I. O. O. F.; she mem. Reliance Rebekah Lodge, 127, 1. O. O. F. 

Children: 

9291. Mabel Edna, b. Jan. 4, 1875, Charlestown; d. Jan. 20, 1876. 

9292. Charles Warren, " June 21, 1880; unm. 1902. 

[5065] ALMIRA WAITE BARRY,8 ( Sister of Charles O.,) 

b. Charlestown, Mass., May 10, 1843; m. E. M. Whittle, of Maiden, Mass. 

* For Hawkes see note 361. 
t For Howes see note 283. 



908 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[5069] WILLIAM H. HAMLEN,^ (WilliamJ Lewis,* Perez.s Lewis,* 
Ebenezer,3 Jaraes,2i) b. Oct. 21, 1846: unmarried; Boston agent of a New 
York Manufacturing Company; Maiden, Mass. 

[5071] ALMIRA LINCOLN HAMLEN,8 (Sister of William H.,) 
b. Dec. 2, 1859; m. Maiden, Mass., June 24, 1885, Fred Austin, son of Mark 
and Elvira (Johnson) Pope, b. Charlestown, Mass., Sept. 20, 1859. 

[5079] HORACE BEALS,' (William C.,^ Polly Ham]en,« Perez,^ Lewis,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. St. Albans, Vt., Mar. 10, 1830; unmarried; res. Avon, 
Wis., since, 1850. 

[5080] LOUISA ELECTA BEALS.s (Sister of Horace, ) 

b. St. Albans, Vt., July 14, 1832; m. Avon, Wis., Oct. 2, 1851, Dr. Joseph B., 
son of George and Mary (Orr) Galer, b. Clearfield, Penn., Feb. 4, 1821; Sergt., 31 
Wis. Inf. Vols.: enlisted 1862:, dis. 1864; physician: Wiota. Wis., until 1855: Mus- 
coda, until 18.59: Monroe, until 1863; afterwards, Warren; Freemason: she Presb. 
She d. Warren, Jan. 15, 1870. 

No issue. 

[5081] GEORGE SANFORD BEALS.s (Bro. of Horace,) 

b. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, Sept. 25, 1834: m. Beloit, Wis., Jan. 16, 1858, Sarah, 
dau. of John Cox, b. Axebridge, England, June 15, 1830; member 42d Wis. Inf. 
Vols.: enlisted Aug. 29, 1864, and served on detached duty as clerk at the trans- 
portation office, Carlo, 111.; dis. June, 1865; farmer; Avon. She d. there, June. 

1872. 

Ch. b. Avon: 

9293. William John, Jan. 22. 1864. 

9294. Louisa Electa, July 15, 1867. 

[5082] POLLY HAMLEN BEALS,8 (Sister of Horace,) 

b. (Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, Sept. 3, 18.36; m. Beloit, Wis., Mar. 5, 1855, Lee, son of 
Varnum and Freelove (Thornton) Ballou. b. Norwich, N.Y., Aug. 25, 1830; 
Sergt., D, 38 Wis. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Mar. 31, 1864; was in eight battles, wound- 
ed Hatcher's Run, Va.: dis. July 26, 1865; wagon and carriage maker; Beloit, 
1855-6; Muscoda, until 1859; Beloit, until 1865; afterwards Brodhead, until his 
death: she res. there; school teacher; he d. Brodhead. Aug. 18, 1893. 

Children: 

9295.* William Varnum, b. July 17, 1856, Muscoda. 
9296.* Harry Beals, " Jan. 26, 1862, Beloit. 

[5086] EVELYN ISABEL BEALS,^ (Horace,' Polly Hamlen,^ Perez,^ 
Lewis,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. N. Y. City, Dec. 15, 1852; m. there, May 14, 

1881, Richard Alexander, son of Alexander and Margaret (Parker) Hudnut, b. 

Philadelphia, Pa., June 2, 1852; chemist, N.Y. City, ,925 Broadway. 

[5094] LAVINA HOLDEN BUNTON,* (Orissa Beals,' Polly Hamlen,^ 
Perez,5 Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James,~i) b. Milton, Mass., June 19, 1852; m. 

tlitNre, Jan. 22, 1874, Albert A., son of Charles and Sarah (Peabody) Brackett, b. 

Quiriey, Mass., Dec. 5, 1850; leather dealer and post master: Milton; member 

Rural Lodge, A. F. & A. M., Quincy. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 909 

Ch. b. Milton: 

9297. Vina Bunton, Jan. 1, 1875. 

9298. Albert Edwin, Feb. 10, 1876. 

[5099] EMMA D. TURNER,* (John M.,? Sally Hamlen,« Perez,^* Lewis,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Boston, Mass., Oct 31, 1850; m. Feb. 15, 1871, Ed- 
ward R.,« son of Oliver Dennett and- Emeline Satford (Whipple) Kimball;* b. 
Sept. 6, 1849; banker; Boston, Mass. 

Children: 

9299. Edward R., b. Nov. 28, 1871. 

9300. Lillian E., " Apr. 3, 1876. 

9301. Grace, " July 12, 1877; d. Apr. 8, 1887. 

[5101] NATHANIEL BAILEY TURNER,^ (Calvin B.,' Sally Hamlen,« 
Perez,5 Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ Jaraes,2i) b. Hampden, Me., 1850; m. Portland, 

Oregon, Lida Nolan; railroad conti'actor; San Francisco, Cal.; has resided in 

Cal. since 1869. 

[5102] HERBERT E. TURNER,^ (Bro. of Nathaniel B.,) 

b. Hampden, Me., 1856; m. Lowell, Mass.; mill operative; Lowell. 

[5105] CEPHAS WEBSTER TURNER,' (Bro, of Nathaniel B.,) 
b. Hampden, Me., 1866; m. Bangor, Me., Nov. ,30, 1895, Rosa Adele. dau. of 
Louis Francis and Margaret (Howard) Butler, b. South Hope, Me., 1863; artist; 
Hampden; Republican; Cong. 

[5110] ELIZA FLAGG TURNER,' (Perez H.,^ Sally Hamlen,« Perez,^ 
Lewis,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 1, 1873; m. Auburn, 
N. Y., Apr. 19, 1898, Sidney John Dunning Hoskings, of Brooklyn, N. Y. 

[5115] Rev. ALFRED EDGAR MULLETT,' (Charles T.,^ Betsey 
Hamlen,« Perez,» Lewis,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Charlestown, Mass., Nov. 
13, 1847; unmarried; res. Charlestown. He graduated from Park Latin School, 
Boston, 1867, winning a gold medal for deportment and the highest prizes for 
scholarship; he entered Tufts College, 1871, and remained until the close of the 
Junior year: graduated from Harvard Divinity School, 1873; ordained pastor of 
First Cong. Church, Sherborn, Mass., May 13, 1874; has been pastor in Barn- 
stable, Harvard and Northfleld. Mass., and Charlestown, N. H. Has fitted 

* Note 459. CALEB KIMBALL.i m. June 15, 1704, Susanna, prob. dau. of Nathaniel 
Cloyes; res. Wells, Me. Children: Nathaniel, Richard, Caleb, Susanna, Mary, Sarah, Joshua, 
Samuel, Benjamin. 

RICHARD KIMBALL,2 Int. m. 1st, Sept. 1, 1733, Catherine Couzens; Int. m. 2d, Aug. 6, 
1740, Hannah Lord, of Berwick, Me. He res. Wells, Me. Was hunted by Indians, 1724; kept 
store in Kennebunk, 1730; was part owner of the first vessel in Wells, 175;); built a sloop, 1767. 
He d. 1781. Children: Richard, Richard, Mary, Elizabeth, Samuel, Isaac, Israel. Hannah. 

ISRAEL KIMBALL.s b. Wells, Me. Int. m. Oct. 12. 1771, Eleanor Dennett, b. Arundell. 
He res. Kennebunk, Me. He d. 1822; she, 1823. Children: .Jacob, Israel, Wilbraham, Eleanor, 
Stephen, Betsey, Sally, Polly, a daughter, Richard. 

RICHARD KIMBALL,* b. Wells, Me., May 24, 1793; m. Olive Lary; res. Tamworth, N. H. 
He d. Mar. 27, 1848. Children: Oliver Dennett, Phebe D., Stephen L., Olive. 

OLIVER DENNETT KIMBALL.s b. Tamworth, N. H., May20. 1820; m. Emeline Safford 
Whipple, b. Mar. 27, 1814; res. Tamworth, N. H.. and Boston, Mass. He d. Boston, Nov. 7, 18(i7; 
she d. Feb. 22, 1868. Children: Emma J., Oliver D., Edward R. 



910 THE HAMLIN FAMILY 

young men for college and has been engaged in literary and historical pursuits: 
valuable data for this work has been contributed by him: member of BunkerJ 
Hill Lodge, 14, I. O. O. F.: Suffolk Council, HO, Royal Arcanum: was made aj 
Mason in James Otis Lodge, Barnstable; Honorary member of Harmony Lodge,.] 
28, A. F. & A. M., Northtield, Mass.; member of Eunker Hill Monument Asso. 
and American Unitarian Asso. 

[5117] WILLIAM FRANCIS PAYNE,« (Eliza Mullett,' Betsey Ham- 

len," Perez,5 Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Charlestown, Mass., Oct. 21, 

1840; m. Sanbornton, N. H., Nov. 30, 18(55, Mary Ellen, dau. of Abel and Lucy 

Brown; farmer; removed when a child with his parents to Centre Harbor, N.H., 

where he res. until 1843; Sanbornton, 1855, where he has since resided. 

Ch. b. Sanbornton: 

9302. John Mullett, Dec. 17, 1866. 

9303. Winnie May, Sept. 18, 1872. 

[5118] GEORGE WARREN PAYNE,^ ( Bro. William F.,) 

b. Charlestown, Mass., June 12, 1843; m. there, Sept. 7, 1874, Carrie A., dau. 
of Joshua B. and Mary A. (Noyes) Rea, b. Charlestown; private, B, 36 Mass. Inf. 
Vols., enlisted July 5, 1862; promoted sergeant, engaged in fourteen battles, 
wounded in finger; dis. June 8, 1865; real estate dealer; Centre Harbor, N. H., 
until 1855; Sanbornton, N. H., until 1860; Charlestown, 1861-87, except when in 
the army; since Winchester, Mass.; selectman; member Parkman Lodge, A. 1'. 
& A. M.; Congs. 

Ch. b. Charlestown: 

9304.* George Rea, Nov. 9, 1876. 

9305. Arthur Warren, Mar. 8, ls80. 

9306. Frank Edward, Jan. 27, 1883. 

[5119] CHARLES HENRY PAYNE,* (Bro. of William F.,) 

b. Center Harbor, N. H., July 29, 1846; m. Cambridgeport, Mass., Oct. 15, 1872, 
Abbie Curtice, dau. of Charles and Elizabeth J. (Nichols) Foster, b. Boston: 
salesman; Center Harbor, until 1855; Sanbornton, until 1867; Cambridgeport, 
until 1871; since, Charlestown, Mass. Member Friendship Lodge 20, I. O. O. F.: 
Prescott Lodge 55, A. O. U. W.; Court Orient Lodge 2, L. K. & L.; Winter Hill 
Lodge, 227, N. E. O. P. 

No issue. 

[5120] ELIZABETH ANN PAYNE,« (Sister of William F.,} 

b. Center Harbor, N.H., Sept. 4, 1852; m. there. Mar. 24, 1887, Joseph,* son 

of Capt. Edward and Lucretia (Crowell*) Lewis, t b. West Yarmouth, Mass., 

Mar. 24, 1845; machinist; Dorchester, Mass.; member of Fraternal Lodge, A. F. 

&A. M., Hyannis, Mass.; Old Colony Assembly 134; and Royal Society Good 

Fellows. 

Ch. b. Dorchester: 

9307. Blanche Lucretia, Nov. 17, 1889. 

— 1 

* For Crowell see notes 52, 270 and 390. 
+ For Lewis see notes 10 and 12. 



i 



4 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 911 

[5125] GEORGE FREDERICK MULLETT,* (John,? Betsey Hamlen,* 
Perez, B Lewis,* Ebenezer.3James,8i) b. Cliarlestown, Mass., Aug. 21, 1846; 
m. Boston, Aug. 19, 1868, Abbie, rlau. of Stephen and Susan, (Abbott*) Day, b. 
Fryeburg, Me. He was educated in the public schools of Charlestown and 
Boston; res. Charlestown; later, Maiden, Mass. He succeeded his father in the 
grocery business, Charlestown. P. W. M. Henry Prince Lodge, A. F. &A. M.: 
Signet Chapter; Past Commander of Coeur de Leon Commandery; K. T.; 
Knights of Honor; member of Boston City Council, 1882. 
No issue. 

[5126] ADELAIDE FRANCES MULLETT,8 (Sister of George F.,) 
b. Charlestown. Mass., Oct. 28, 1848; m. there, June 9, 1875, Alfred Blount, 
son of Nathaniel and Mary Whalley (Tucker) Jenkins,t b. Roxbury, Mass., Nov. 
25, 1848; merchant: Charlestown: later N.Y. City, where shed. Dec. 1, 1882. He 
re-married: member Hiram Prince Lodge, A.F.& A. M.; Charlestown. 
Ch. b. Charlestown: 

9308. Ha'itieMullett, Apr. 29, 1876. 

[5128] HARRIET ELLA WINGATE,8 (Sarah C. Hamlen,? Perez,«ft 

Lewis,* Ebenezer,'* James, 21) b. Portland, Me., Nov. 6, 1849; m. 1st, Bo.ston, 
Mass., Oct., 1868, .Joseph H. Lovejoy, who d. Honolulu, H. I.: m. 2d, Boston, 
Apr. 10, 1882, Joseph King Goodrich:^ sbe res. sometime in Washington, D. C, 
and for eight years previous to her death in Japan; she d. Vancouver, B. C, 
Mar. 30, 1893. 

Ch, b. Newton, Mass.; 

9309. New^ton Brown, July 15, 1869. 

9310. Waltek Hamlen, Feb. 7, 1872; d. Roxbury, Mar. 4, 1876. 

[5129] PEREZ HAMLIN,8 (Elisha,' Perez," » Lewis,* Ebenezer,3James,2i) 
b. Hampden, Me., Apr. 7, 1846; m. Winterport, Me., Oct. 19, 187'3, Nina Neaiy; 

farmer; Hampden. Shed. Jan. 11, 1878. 

i 

* For Abbott see notes 319 and 418. 

+ Note 460. For Jenkins see notes. 

NATHANIEL JENKINS, (son of Nathaniel, who d. 1845,) m. Oct. 30, 1804, Mary, dau. of 
jfohn and Mary Wheeler, b. Boston, Mass. He d. Boston, July 5, 1820; she d. Mar. 2, 1866. 
Ch. b. Boston : 
Mary Wheeler, May, 1807. 

Abigail Coffin, Feb., 1809. 

Emily Frances, Jan., 1811. 

Nathaniel, June, 1812. 

Charles Coffin, Mar., 1814. 

William Augustus, Aug., 1817. 

I NATHANIEL JENKINS, b. Boston, Mass, June, 1812; m. by Rev. Hosea Ballou, Oct. 4, 

1835, Mary Wheeler Tucker, of Koxbury, Mass. 
Children: 
George N., b. May 7, 18:37, Boston. 

Charles F., " Dec. 7, 18.38, 

Mary A., " May 2, 1841, 

Charles, " April 18, 1844, 

Alfred Blunt, " Nov. 2.5, 1848, Roxbury; m. Adeline F. Mullett. 
Ella M., " Apr. 30, 1851, 

? For Goodrich see note 217. 



' I 



912 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. b. Hampden: 

9311. ISADORE, Sept. 14, 1875. 

9312. Wilbur A., Jan. 3, 1878. 

[5130] DORCA.S ELZADIE HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Perez,) 

b. Hampden, Me., June 19, 1848; m. there, May 30, 1883, Ellen Brewster Stev- 
ens; Constable, Haverhill, Mass. - 
No issue. .1 

[5131] CLARINDA HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Perez,) 

b. Hampden, Me., Jan, 27, 1855; m. Hampden Corner, Oct. 8, 1875, Roberl 

M., son of Benjamin and Sabra Patterson, b. Hampden, Apr. 9, 1850: farmer; 

West Hampden. 

Ch. b. Hampden: 



9313. 


Elzadie H., 


Apr. 


9, 


1876 


9314. 


Elisha B., 


July 


7, 


1878 


9315. 


Ernest B., 


July 


29, 


1879 


9316. 


Bessie M., 


Feb. 


23, 


1881 


9317. 


Allie Y., 


Jan. 


12, 


1882 


9318. 


Harry L., 


Apr. 


fi, 


1890 


9819. 


Frances, 


June 


3, 


1895 



[5134] FREDERICK AUGUSTUS DEMON D,* (Sabra Hamlen,' Perez,6* 
Lewis,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Boston, Mass., Mar. 30, 1»47; m. 1st, Boston, 
Sept. 19, 1870, Catherine Elet, dau. of Henry and Sarah (Newhall) Ketchum, b. 
Boston, June 7, 1844, who d. Charlestown, Sept. 17, 1880; m. 2d, Boston, Dec. 21, 
1881, Lillian Betha, dau. of Stephen Hanscom, b. Waltham,Mass., Jan. 27,1862, 
who d. Chelsea, Mass., Mar. 15, 1884; m. 3d Cavendish, Vt., Aug. 18, 1884, Jennie 
Augusta, dau. of of John and Laura (Royce) Green, b. Chester, Vt., May 29, 
1865; private, C, 3d Mass. H. Art.; enlisted July 12, 1863; dis. Sept. 18, 1865; pen- 
sioner: mechanic; Boston, until 1881; Chelsea, 1889; since Cavandish; Republican; 
member O. O. Howard Post 33, G. A. R.; Mt. Sinai Lodge 22, I. O. O. F.; Bap- 
tist. 1st and 2d wives Epis.; 3d wife, Baptist. , 

Children by 1st wife: 

9320.* Charles Alvah, b. Oct. 11, 1871, Boston. 

9321.* Edith Helen, " Mar. 13, 1873, 

9322. Florence Elizabeth, " Jan. 5,1875, " 

9323.* Millie Elet, " Oct. 23, 1879, Charleston. 

By 2nd wife, b. Chelsea: 

9324. Frederick Alberta, Dec. 15, 1882; d. same day. 

9325. Arthur Hanscom, Feb. 20, 1884, " Feb. 29, 1884. 

By 3d wife: 

9326. Frederick Warren, " Oct. 10, 1886, Chelsea. 

9327. Howard Green, " June 19, 1888, 

9328. Arthur Gilbert, "Sept. 6, 1891, Cavendish. 

9329. RosiE EsTELLA, " Mar. 1, 1895, 

9330. Helen Hazel, "Dec. 16,1897, " 



9331. 


George Arthur, 


9332. 


Harry Edgar, 


9333. 


Alice Ethel, 


9334. 


Frank Smith, 


9335. 


Margaret F., 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 913 

[5135] GEORGE ANTHONY DEM0ND,8 (Bro. of Frederick A.,) 
b. Boston, Mass., July 10, 1849; m. there, Dec. 25, 1873, Agnes, dau. of Henry 
and Margaret (Smith) Smith, b. Lynn, Mass., Oct. 29, 1856; printer; Waverly, 
Mass.; member Dearborn Lodge 8, A. O. U. W., and of Franklin Typographical 
So., Boston; Republican. She d. Waverly, Mass., Aug. 7, 1897. 
Children: 

b. Nov. 15, 1877, Champlain; d. Nov. 25,'99. 

" Dec. 28, 1882, Boston. 

" May 13, 1884, " 

" Feb. 2, 1886, 

" Dec. 2, 1889, 



[5136] WILLIAM HAMLIN DEMOND,8 (Bro. of Frederick A.,) 
b. Rouse's Point, N. Y., Oct. 22, 1851; m. Nov. 8, 1873, Mrs. Amelia Jane 

(Baker) Stodder, b. Boston, Mass., Jan. 25, 1845; slate and metal roofer; Boston; 

has resided in Charleston and Waverly, Mass.; member of the Golden Eagle 

and K. of P. 

No issue. 

[5137] MARTHA HAMLIN DEMOND,8 (Sister of Frederick A.,) 
b. Boston, Mass., Aug. 4, 1854; m. there, Apr. 30, 1874, Charles Eldon Sum- 
ner Shorey, b. Great Falls, N. H., Nov. 4, 1852; carpenter; Great Head, Win- 

throp, Mass. 

Children: 

9336. Herbert Moulton, b. Mar. 26, 1876, Allston. 

9.337. Walter Hamlin Sumner, " Oct. 15, 1877, Boston; d. Oct. 23, '78. 

9338. Ralph Winthrop, " July 8, 1882, Winthrop. 

9339. Grace Orinda, " Feb. 7, 1888, 

9340. Ethel Evelyn, " Nov. 6, 1889, " 

9341. Clarence Clifton, " Sept. 16, 1891, " 

[5138] ELLA FRANCES WILKINS DEM0ND,8 (Sister of Fred'k A.,) 
b. Boston, Mass., Nov. 20, 1856; m. there, Sept. 10, 1874, Solon Abel, son of 
John and Hapalona (Cushman) Adams, b. Franklin, Vt., June 17, 1853; journal- 
ist; Savannah News and other papers; Jacksonville, Fla.; member Knights of 
Pythias and of Florida Grand Lodge; she Presb. 
Children: 

9342. Amy Alice, b. July 24, 1872, Swanton, Yt. 

9343. George Nelson, " July 3, 1877, Champlain; d. Aug. 1, 1901. 

9344. Effie Laura, " July 7, 1879, 

[5140] CARRIE LIZZIE DEM0ND,8 (Sister of Frederick A., ) 

I b. Boston, Mass., June 14, 1863; m. Boston Highlands, Mass., Dec. 2, 1884, 
^ Adolph Gustavus Grohe, b. Baden Baden, Germany; merchant; Boston; resi- 
dence Boston Highlands. She d. Boston, June 26, 1901. 
Ch. b. Boston Highlands: 

9345. Ernest Hamlin, Aug. 23, 1885; d. Oct. 29, 1885. 

9346. Lester Arthur, Feb. 28, 1887. 

9347. Gertrude Carrie, July 26, 1892. 



914 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[5141] MARTHA JANE HAMLIN,* (John T. M.,' Perez.e'- Lewis,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Hampden, Me., Feb. 25, 1856; m. Bangor, Me., Nov. 2, 
1886, Joshua, son of Simeon and Alice (Staples) Williams, b. Clifton, Me., May 
24, 1853; farmer; Bangor, 1880: Brewer, Me., 1887-90; since, Clifton; prohibition- 
ist; she Baptist. 

No issue. 

[5142] FRANK WTLBER HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Martha J.,) 

b. Hampden, Me., Sept. 13, 1857; m. Gardiner, Me., Dec. 20, 1884, Nellie, 
dau. of Dexter Francis and Mary Ellen (Noyes) Mooere, b. Pittston, now Ran- 
dolph, Me., Aug. 15, 1866; fireman; Hampden, until 1870; Bangor, until 1880; 
South Gardiner, until 1883; since, Gardiner; Republican: member Gardiner 
Lodge 9, I.O.O.F.; Derigo Lodge, 1, A. O. U. W.; Danforth N. May Camp, S. V.; 
she member Rebecca Lodge 83, I. O. O. F. 
Ch. b. Gardiner: 

9348. Fred Notes, Apr. 23, 1887. 

9349. Mae Ellen, Apr. 9,1893. 

[5143] HARRIET WINGATE HAML]N,8 (Sister of Martha J.,) 
b. Hampden, Me., Nov. 8, 1859: m. Bangor, Me., Nov. 2, 1886, Laforest, son 
of Jonathan and Mary E. (Davis) Robison, b. Palmyra, Me., Nov. 5, 1852: farmer 
and clergyman; Palmyra, antil 1881; Lagrange, until 1886; Brewer, 1887; Bangor, 
until 1889; since, Lagrange; Republican; Baptist. 

No issue. 

[5144] ELMER ELLSWORTH HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Martha J.,) 

b. Hampden, Me., Oct. 12, 1862; m. Bangor, Me., Nov. 25, 1883; Lucy, dau. of 

Levi and Annie (Lane) Varney, b. Bangor, Apr. 9, 1864; machinist; Hampden, 

until 1873; since, Bangor; Republican. 

Ch. b. Bangor: 

9350. Ethel Alma, Dec. 26, 1884. 

9351. Esther Viola, Sept. 11, 1893. 

9352. Roland Varney, Aug. 27, 1896. 

[5145] MARY ETTA HAMLIN.s (Sister of Martha J..) 

b. Hampden, Me., Feb. 17, 1864; m. Franconia, N. H., Mar. 9, 1887, Law- 
rence Burdette, son of Richard Lawrence and Clara Jane (Nelson) Howard, 
b. California, Mo., Apr., 1859: merchant: Adams and Pike counties, 111.: Wixom, 
Mich.; Racine, Wis.; Fairport, N. Y.; Bangor, Me., and Franconia, N. H.; Re- 
publican; Freewill Baptists. 

[5147] ANNIE FIFIELD HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Martha J.,) 

b. Hampden, Me., Sept. 30, 1871; m. Bangor, Me., Jan. 11, 1898, Sidney Willis, 

son of Willis and Katherine L. (Dw^yer) Bowles, b. Easton, N. H., Sept. 10, 1870; 

civil engineer; Hanover, N. II., 1898; Millinocket, Me., 1899-1900: since, Easton; 

Democrat; Freewill Baptists. 

[5148] JENNIE CHRISTINA HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Martha J.,) 

b. Hampden, Me., Mar. 20, 1874; m. Bangor, Me., Aug. 26, 1897, Rev. An- 




Joseph E. Clark, M D, 



• EIGHTH GENEKATION. 915 

drew Jackson, son of Andrew Jackson and Mary Ellen (Phinney*) Small, b. 
Machlasport, Me., Feb. 12, 1866; Cong, clergyman; Derby, Vermont; 1898-1901; 
since, Seabrook, N. H.; Democrat; she Freewill Baptist; member W. C. T. U. 
Ch. b. Derby: 
9353. Beatrice Hamlin, Sept. 10, 1900. 



[5155] ELMIRA HAMLIN FOSTER,8 (Persls S. Clark,' Sabrina Ham- 
lin,^ Perez,^ Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i,) b. Antwerp, N.Y., Aug. 23, 1844; m. 
Charlestown, Mass., by Rev. Henry C. Graves, Aug. 27, 1863, Thomas Henry, 
eldest son of Artemiss and Harriet (Harrington) Sylvester, of Boston, b. Charles- 
town. Aug. 3, 1843; private, H, 29 Mass. Inf. Vols., enlisted Nov. 4, 1861, dis. for 
wounds, Dec. 23, 1862; hatter and furrier; Charlestown, 1863-9; Chelsea, until 
1883; afterwards, Arlington Heights, Mass.; Odd Fellow; Knights of Honor; 
Pilgrim Fathers; and Post 36, G. A. R. He d. Arlington Heights, May 13, 1899. 

Children: 

9354.* Joseph Adelpert Austin, b, Feb. 10, 1865, Charlestown. 
9355. Elmira Eveleena, " Nov. 18, 1867, " 

9356.* Thomas Henry, " Apr. 13, 1870, Chelsea. 



[5158] JOSEPH EDDY CLARK,8 M. D., (Joseph H.,^ Sabrina Hamlen,^ 
Perez, 5 Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James,2ij b. Spmerville, Mass., Aug. 6, 1858; m. Med- 
ford, Mass., July 7, 1885, Josephine Eaton, dau. of Joseph Warren and Harriet 
Maria (Flanders) Copeland, b. Charlestown, Mass., May 20, 1855; physician and 
surgeon; Somerville, 1858-84; Medford, 1884-99; since, N. Y. City; Republican; 
Universalist. He was educated in the Charlestown High School and Boston 
Latin School, from which he graduated June 8, 1878, and from Harvard Medical 
School, July, 1882; member board of health, Medford, 1884-92, and city physi- 
cian; Captain of Boston Latin School Company; Lieut, in Charlestown City 
Guards, and Captain of Lawrence Light Guards, Medford; member of Harmony 
Lodge, 1. O. O. F.: also of the Encampment; I. O. R. M.; Pilgrim leathers; 
N. E. O. P.; R. A.; Brotherhood of St. Andrew; Mass. Medical Soc; Harvard 
Medical Library Asso.; Charlestown High School Asso.; Ancient and Honorable 
Artillery, Boston; .school committee, 1888-92; Surgeon state cavalry, 1887-9; she 
Unitarian, and member Rebeckah Lodge, I. O. O. F. 

Ch. b. Medford: 
9357. MiRRiAM Pearl, Mar. 31, 1888. 



[5165] Capt. SOLOMON LAWRENCE HAMLIN,* (Simeon,? Seth,« 
Simeon, 5 Sylvanus,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Falmouth, Mass., Sept. 20, 1827; m. 
there, Nov. 25, 18.58, Chloe Hatch, dau. of Moses and Susan (Chadwick) Robin- 
son,t b. Falmouth, July 7, 1833, She descends from John Robinson, of Leyden, 
Holland; Captain of barque Eugenia, 1858-62; grocer; Falmouth, after 1872; 
Deputy Collector U. S. Customs, 1875-80; Republican; Odd Fellow. She Cong. 
He d. Falmouth, July 24, 1898. 

* For Phinney see note 189. 
+ For Robinson see note 86. 



916 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. b. Falmouth: 

9358. Walter Bates, Sept. 13, 1859; d. Nov. 4, 1879, at sea. 

9359.* Simeon, Apr. 7, 1865. 

9360. Eugenia Frances, Dec. 21, 1867. 

9361. Edward Bemis Clapp, Feb. 29, 1872. 

9362. Ellen Maria, Aug. 22, 1874. 

[5166] ELIZABETH M. HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Solomon L.,) 

b. Falmouth Mass., Apr. 30, 1830; m. there. May 14, 1853, Capt. Oliver C. 
S. Calott, b. Apr. 10, 1820. He d. Nov. 12, 1866. ' 

Child: 

9363. Lewis W., b. Mar. 17, 1856. 

[5170] SYLVAN US H AMBLIN,^ (Obed,^ Sylvanus,^ Barnabas,5 Sylvanus,* 
Elkanah,3 James,2i) b. Morristown, N. Y., 1826: m. Sandwich, Mass., by Rev. 
J. F. Sheffield, Feb. 4. 1866, Mrs. Levina Bacon, dan. of Freeman and Catherine 
Matthews, b. S. Yarmouth, 1834; blacksmith; W. Sandwicli; removed to Taun- 
ton, Mass. Sylvanus and Sarah (Skiff) Hamblin had a son, b. Mar. 6, 1857, Roch- 
ester. 

[5175] CASSENDANA HAMBLIN,^ (Solomon,^ Sylvester,*' Barnabas.s 
Sylvanus,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Butternut, N. Y.;m. Russell Miller; she d. 
and he remarried, and res. Malcom, Iowa. 

[5177] FRANKLIN LANDERS,« (Jane Hamblin," Sylvanus,« Barnabas,^ 
Sylvanus,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. West Falmouth, Mass., Oct. 17, 1825; m. North 
Falmouth, Patience, dau. of James Witherell, b. North P'almouth; cooper; 
North Falmouth: Republican. He d. N. Falmoutli, Oct., 1898; she res. there. 

Oh. b. North Falmouth: 

9364.* Nettie. 

[5178] LUCY JANE LANDERS,8 (Sister of Frankhn, ) 

b. W. Falmouth, Mass., Mar. 25, 1827; m. Elisha F. Potter; mariner: West 
Falmouth. He d. Demarara, S.A., about 1853; she d. W. Falmouth, about 1856. 

No issue. 

[5179] ANSEL ROBINSON LANDERS,* (Bro. of Frankhn,) 

b. West' Falmouth, Mass., Sept. 18, 1832; m. 1st, West Providence, R.I., 

Maria, dau. of James and Lydia (Bowman*) Swift,t b. W. Falmouth, 1838, who 

d, W. Falmouth; m. 2d, Boston, Mass., Mrs. Caroline Jeffries Jones, who d. W. 

Falmouth; carpenter; W. Falmouth; Republican: served in U. S. Light ship. 

Belief, at Martin's Industry, S. C, 1861-2. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. W. Falmouth: 

9365.* Lucetta May, May 1, 18—. 
9366. Samuel. 

* For Bowman see note 327. 
t For Swift see note 121. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 917 

[M80] MINERVA LANDERS,^ (Sister of Franklin,) 

b. West Falmouth, Mass., Apr. 15, 1834; m. there, Silas, son of Silas Braley; 
carpenter; West Falmouth; Republican; she d. West Falmouth, 18^4, 
Ch. b. West Falmouth; 
9367. Jbnnik; d. young, 

[5182] CHLOE FISH BAXTER,MPhear Hamblin,7Sylvanus,« Barnabas,^ 
Sylvanus,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Falmouth, Mass., Apr. 28, 1828; m. there, 
Sept. 6, 1845, Seth Hatch, son of David and Lois (Hatch*) Bowman,t b. West 
Falmouth, Mar., 1823; sailor; Whig, Quaker; she Methodist. She d. West Fal- 
mouth, Sept, 7, 1852; he d. Demarara, West Indies, Feb. 10, 1853. 
Ch. b. West Falmouth: 

9368,* Edward Franklin, July 9, 1848, 

9369.* Florence Gertrude, Apr, 5, 1851, 

[5184] SOLOMON HAMBLIN BAXTER,* (Bro. of Chloe F.,) 

b. Falmouth, Mass., Oct. 25, 1831; m. New Bedford, Mass., May 7, 1857, Annie, 
dau. of Amasaand Ann Eliza ( Snider) Wiliston, b. Bristol, Mass., Dec. 2, 1836; 
blackmith; Falmouth. 

Children; 

9370.* William Macy, b, Feb. 18, 1858, W, Falmouth. 

9371. EuDORA Frances, " May 1, 1864; m. Avery. 

' [5186] ALPHEUS HAMBLIN BAXTER,* (Bro. of Chloe F.,) 

b. Falmouth, Mass., Feb. 25, 1834; m, Phebe A. Adams, of Sandwich, Mass. 
He d. Sept. 4, 1891. 

No issue. 

[5187] JOSHUA DAVIS BAXTER,« {Bro. of Chloe F.,) 

b. Falmouth, Mass., May 7-, 1836; m, Lucy Whitney,^ of New Bedford, Mass, 

I He d. Apr, 4, 1877. 

I Child: 

9372. Amasa Whitney, b, Nov. 23, 1874. 

[5188] ELIJAH BAXTER,^ (Bro. of Chloe F.,) 

b. Falmouth, Mass., Sept. 19, 1840: m. Lydia Landers, of West Falmouth; 
res. Middleboro, Mass., 1896. 

Several children, 

[5189] ELIZABETH JANE BAXTER.s (Sister of Chloe F.,) 

ji b. Falmouth, Mass., Sept. 26, 1842; m. there, Feb. 12, 1882, Florance, son of 
John and Lydia (Read) Densmore, b. Dresden, Me., July 8, 1848; laborer; West 
Falmouth. 

No issue. 

[5190] JOSEPH OLIVER BAXTER,' (Bro. of Chloe F.,) 

b. Falmouth, Mass., Dec. 24, 1845; m. Pocassett, Mass., Jan. 14, 1867, Har- 

I 

' * For Hatch see note 94. 
+ For Bowman see note 327. 
* For Whitney see notes 305, 373 and 435. 



918 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

riet, dau. of Tristram Pinkham and Mary Nye (Edwards) Swain, b. Nantucket, 
Mass., Jan. 14, 1844; laborer: West Falmouth. 

Ch. b. W. Falmoutli: 

9373. Mary Jeanette, July 12, 1869; unm. 1896. 

9374. Alanna S., Sept. 3, 1874; d. Sept. 17, 1890. 

[5191] ANDREW T. HAMBLrN,^ (Alplieus F.^ Sylvanus,6 Barnabas,^ 
Sylvanus,* Elkanali,^ Jaraes,2i) b. Sandwich, Mass., July 29, 1834; m. East Fal- 
mouth, Mass., by Rev. Alex. C. Childs, July 1, 1861, Eliza B., dau. of Capt. Free- 
man B. and Temperance (Hatch*) Robinson, t b. E. Falmouth, Feb. 16, 1840;| 
whaler in early life; later carpenter; Taunton and New Bedford, Mass.; Re- 
publican; Acting Ensign U. S. Navy; enlisted Oct. 18, 1862, served on the] 
Mystic, Crusader, and R. R. Cuyler, participated at Fort Fisher: dis. Oct. 2,[ 
1865; member Marine Lodge A. F. & A. M.: Legion of Honor, 25; Cong. 

Children: 

9375. Alice Everett, b. Mar. 28, 1861, E. Falmouth; unm. 1899.^ 
9376.* Arthur P., " July 9, 1867, " 

9377. Robinson Perry, " July 23, 1875, Taunton. 

[5192] LYDIA WEEKS HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Andrew T.,) 

b. Falmouth, Mass., Oct. 14, 1837; m. New Bedford, Mass., Sept. 11, 1865, 
Capt. James Alonzo Payne, b. Rochester, Mass., Feb., 2, 1837: she d. Mattapoi- 
sette, Mass., Sept. 30, 1868. He m. 2d, New Bedford, Sept. 20, 1870, Olivia 
Standish, dau. of Benjamin and Phebe Murdock (Shearman) Winslow,t b. Ro- 
chester, Apr. 26, 1854. He first went to sea on a whalinff voyage when seveteen 
years old, to the Indian Ocean, and made several other wlialing voyages: he 
rapidly rose in his occupation becoming mate and master mariner; his last voy- 
age was in 1882-3; res. Mattapoisette, where his widow resides; Republican; 
Methodist. He d. of paralysis, Nov., 1889. 

No issue. 

[5195] JANE HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Andrew T.,) 

b. Mattapoisette, Mass., Apr. 7, 1846; m. there. May 4, 1865, William Thomas 

Lambert,^ b. Falmouth, Mass., Jan, 5, 1836; sailor; East Falmouth, Mass. 

She d. Falmouth, Nov. 23, 1875. 

Children: 

9378. Saphronia Mabel, b. Oct. 16, 1869; d. Feb. 13, 1884. 

9379. Anna Jane, " Apr. 24, 1872, Falmouth; unm. 1901. 

[5196] SARAH MARIAH HAMBLIN,* William B.,^ Barnabas,«5 Syl- 
vanus,* Elkanah,» James,2i) b. Chardon, Ohio, Oct. 29, 1842; m. Nebraska City, 
Neb., Jan. 23, 1861, James E. Ward, b. Stark Co., 111., Aug. 20, 18.39; farmer; 
Sturgis, Mich.; North English, Iowa, Henderson Co., 111., and Farrigut, Iowa, 
1895; Christians. She d. Lomox, 111., Jan. 31, 1876. 

* For Hatch see note 94. 

+ For Robinson see note 86. 

* For Winslow see notes 96, 258 and 429". 
§ For Lambert see note 43. 





Children: 


9380. 


Etta, 


9381. 


George, 


9382. 


Charles, 


9383. 


Fred, 


9384. 


Frank, 


9385. 


Noble, 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 919 



Jan. 21, 1862, Sturgis, Mich. 

Sept. 19, 1864, " 

July 4, 1866, Milford, 111.: d. Nov. 14, 1867. 

Nov. 27, 1868, Headerson Co., 111. 

Apr. 27, 1871, Wiiliagton, 111. 

Apr. 16, 1874, Henderson Co., 111. 

[5197] GEORGE BARNABAS HA MBLIN,8 (Bro. of Sarah M.,) 

b. Chardon, Ohio, Sept. 29, 1844; private, I, 8 Iowa Inf. Vols., enlisted Jan. 
12, 1865; drowned in Alabama river, near Montgomery, Ala., June 7, 1865; unm. 

[5198] WILLIAM VENESS HAMBLIN,8 (Bro. of Sarah M.,) 

b. Burlington, Wis., Mar. 2, 1847; m. Burlington, Iowa, Apr., 1871, Amanda, 

dau. of Leonidas Albert and Nancy (Briley) Darwin, b. Carlo, 111., July 6, 1849; 

moved to Indiana, 1854; Michigan, 1856; Nebraska, 1861; Iowa, 1867; Illinois, 1879; 

Nebiaska, 1885; Iowa, 1888; Nebraska, 1892; Kansas, 1894; Eldorado, Kas., 1895, 

Children: 

b, Aug, 26, 1872, Lovejoy, Ills, 

*' Nov. 20, 1877, Carman, " 

" May 15, 1882, Shenandoah, la. 

Oct. 9, 1885, York, Neb. 

June 26, 1891, Council Bluflfs, la. 



9386. 


Mary Annettie, 


9387. 


Jacob Leroy, 


9388. 


John, 


9399. 


Guy, 


9390. 


Harrison, 



<( 



[5199] EMMA JANE HAMBLIN,* (Sister of Sarah M.,) 

b. Geneva, Wis., June 4, 1849; m. Burlington, Iowa, Nov. 9, 1869, Samuel 
Edward, son of William and Elizabeth (Russell) Vaughan, b. Apponoose, 111., 
Sept. 11, 1840; farmer; Hancock and Henderson counties. 111.; Burlington, la., 
1895; Freemason; she member, O. E, S.; Methodists. 
Ch. b. Carman, 111.: 

9391. Elizabeth Abia, July 16, 1870. 

9392. Mary Eliza, Aug. 17, 1872; d. Mar. 21, 1884. 

9393. RoxiE Annie, Apr, 20, 1875, " Oct. 23, 1880. 

9394. Clara Ellen, May 14. 1877. 

9395. Archie Edward, Apr. 18, 1880, 

[5200] FLA VIA ELIZA HAMBLIN,* (Sister of Sarah M.,) 

b. Geneva, Wis., June 11, 1851; m. Rockport, Mo., Apr. 15, 1883, Stephen 

Henry, son of Benjamin John and Sally Eva (Seeley) Walters, b. Galesburg, 111., 

Aug. 13, 1849; musician; Illinois, until 1883; Rutledge, Mo., 1895; Freemason; 

Christians. 

Ch. b. Rockport: 

9396. Susie, Feb. 11, 1885. 

9397. Martin, Apr. 22, 1888. 

9398. Carrie, Sept. 30, 1890. 

[5201] MARY EVA HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Sarah M.,) 

b. Warsaw, Ind., Nov., Nov. 21, 1853; m. Lomax, HI., Dec. 25, 1875, Fred, 
son of August and Lena (Nelson) Swanson, b. Stockholm, Sweden, Mar. 17, 1850. 



920 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

He came to America 1860; farmer; Illinois, until 1880; Iowa, until 1890; NeponeeJ 
Neb., 1895; Freemason; Methodists. 
Children: 

9399. Francis, b. Dec. 10, 1879, Lomax. 

9400. Christa, " Nov. 8, 1885, Shenandoah. 

9401. William, " June 7, 1887, " 

[52021 JACOB EDWARD HAMBLIN,* (Bro. of Sarah M.,) 

b. Sturgis, Mich., Dec. 16, 1855; m. Carthage, Ills., Mar. 12, 1878, Elizabeth,] 
dau. of Spencer and Nancy (Twilley) Wheatley, b. Chanute, Kansas, June 9,1 
1865; section foreman on railway; Michigan, until 1856; Nebraska, until 1862;] 
Iowa, until 1868; Illinois, until 1880; Rutledge, Mo., 1895; Odd Fellow; Freemason;] 
A. O.U.W.; Methodists. 

Ch. b. Shenandoah. 

9402. Florence, Mar. 12, 1880. 

9403. Edith, Oct. 8, 1884. 

9404. Ferdinand, Sept. 3, 1887. 

[5203] JOHN FRANKLIN HA.MBLIN,8 (Bro. of Sarah M.,) 

b. Nebraska City, Neb., Feb. 4, 1858; m. Council Bluffs, la., Jan. 10, 1888,1 

Rosamond, dau. of Hughie and Margret (Odonnell) Carlin, b. Franklin, Ohio,! 

Apr. 22, 1869; car inspector; Nebraska City, until 1862: North English, la., until) 

1868; Illinois, until 1875; since, Iowa; Cedar Rapids, 1895; Freemason. 

Children: 

9405. Francis Zoib, b. Feb. 1, 1889, Council Bluffs; d. Jan. 18, '90.j 

9406. Grace Elizabeth, " July 20, 1890, " " 

9407. Fay, " Sept. 5, 1892, 

9408. Annettie, " July 31, 1894, Cedar Rapids; d. Sept. 3, '94.] 

[5205] MARTIN EDWARD HAMBLIN, 8 (Bro. of Sarah M.,) 

b. North English, Iowa, Oct. 24, 1863; m. Council Bluffs, Iowa, Mar. 14, 1891,1 

Josephine, dau. of Nicholas and Lena (Lusleyoung) Molitor, b. Racine, Wis., 

Jan. 1. 1873; railroad employe. North English, until 1870; Lomax, 111., until 1875; 

Council Bluffs, la., until 1894; since, Cedar Rapids, la.; telegraph operator; 

afterwards, bookkeeper for Pullman Car Co.; member N. A. M. 
Ch. b. Council Bluffs: 

9409. Lawrence, May 27, 1892, 

9410. William. 

9411. Cecil May, May 6,1895, 

[5207] ARTHUR HAMBLIN,^ (Martin H,^ Barnabas,^^ Sylvanus,* Elka- 
nah,3 James,2i) b. Chardon, Ohio, Feb. 22, 1857; m. Geneva, Ohio, Ida, dau. of 
Ephraim Moss. He d. Nov. 21, 1892. 
Child: 

9412. Lottie; d. aged 3 mos. 

[5208] ROSELLIA LANGDON,^ (Lydia Hamblin,^ Asa,« Barnabas,^ 
Sylvanus,* Elkanah,3 James.^i) b. Ohio, June 11, 1834; m. 1st, Marcillon, Wis., 
Nov. 7, 1854, John, son of James and Eleanor (Dick) Braden, b. Ohi(),(?) Aug. 21, 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 921 

1829: farmer; Buchanan Co., Iowa, 1885; afterwards, Butler county, Iowa: Re- 
publican: Freemason: 1st Lieut. I, 13 Iowa Inf. Vols.; wounded in battle and d. 
Rollo, Mo., Oct. 31, 1864: m. 2d, Samuel R. Peck. She d. Marcellon, June 27, 

1881. 

Ch. by 1st marriage, b. Butler Center: 

9413.* Alma, ' Sept. 18, 1855. 

9414.* Julia Minenia, May 8, 1857. 

9415.* Ekwin Horace, Dec. 19, 1859. 

9416. Datus Ellsworth, Dec. 4, 1860; d. July 27, 1878. 

9417.* John HEiiBERT, Jan. 28, 1862. 

By 2d marriage, b. Marcellon: 

9418.* Mandana Lajstgdon, Mar. 25, 1875. 

[5209] CHRISTOPHER LANGD0N,8 (Bro. of Rosellia,) 

b. Ohio, Aug. 25, 1836; m. Portage, Wis., Jan. 1, 1863, Martha, dau. of David 
and Maryette (Barker) Clark, b. Walworth Co., Wis., Nov. 10, 1845: member 32d 
W. Va. Inf. Vols.; farmer: Marcellon, Wis.; Republican. He d. N.C. Mar., 1864. 
Ch. b. Marcellon: 
9419* Janette, Nov. 20, 1863. 

[5210] ASA LANGDON.s (Bro. of Rosellia,) 

b. Ohio, May 20, 1838: m. Maryette, dau. of Hugh and Mary (Guery) Barker, 
b. Genesee Co., N. Y., 1837: farmer; Republican. He d. Scott, Wis., Jan. 10, 
1862; she m. 2d, D. S. Heath, of Pardeeville, Wis.; she Methodist. 

No issue. 

[5212] JOHN HAMLIN,« (Simeon,^ Asa,^ Barnabas,^ Sylvanus,* Elka- 
nah,3 James,2i) b. Tuscarawas Co., Ohio, June 18, 1840; m. Madison Co., Iowa, 
Mar. 11, 1867, Mahala J., dau. of Edmund and Lydia Charlotte (Morse) Thom- 
son, b. Marion, Ohio, Mar. 18, 1846; corporal, H, 23 Iowa, Inf. Vols., enlisted 
Aug. 4, 1862, promoted sergt., June, 1863, participated in battles of Port Gib- 
son, Champion Hills, Black River Bridge, Milliken's Bend, Jackson, Fort Espe- 
ranza, Spanish Fort, and smaller engagements; lawyer; Roseburg, Ore. He 
moved with his parents to Wis., 1845, to Big Grove, Iowa, 1854; after the war he 
returned to his father's home. Big Grove; attended and taught school; removed 
to LaBette Co., Kas., Nov., 1869, took up gov't land ten miles east of Oswego, 
Kas., farmed and taught school three years; res. three years in Oswego; read 
law and adm. to the bar, Sept. 1875; removed to San Louis, Obispo Co., Cal., 
Oct., 1875, resided there three years as overseer of stock ranch; then lived eight 
years at Marro and San Louis Obispo, engaged in practice of law eight years; 
removed to Roseburg, Dec. 1889; Republican; member Reno Post 29, G. A. R. 
and Council 22, A. P. A.; she member Reno 10, W. R. C; and W. C. T. U. 
Children: 

9420.* Frank Blackstone, b. Nov. 5, 1868, Madison, Co. 

9421.* Emma Elizabeth, " Mar. 10, 1871, La Bette Co. 

9422.* Simeon Edmund, " Sept. 13, 1873, " 

9423. Jay Leon, " May 25, 1877, San Louis Obispo; unm. 

[5213] ELIZABETH HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of John,) 

b. Tuscarawas Co., Ohio, Mar. 20, 1842; moved with her parents to Wiscon- 
sin, 1845; to Big Grove, Iowa, 1854: before marriage a school teacher; m. Madi- 



922 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

son, Co., la., Nov, 10, 1861, Wesley, son of William and Elizabeth (Martin) 
Cochran, b. Perry Co., Ohio, Nov. 14, 1834; he removed to Illinois, 1850; to Iowa, 
a year later; returned to Illinois, 1852; and again removed to Iowa, 1855; farmer 
and stock raiser; Macksburg, Iowa; Populist; Odd Fellow; she member Rebekah 
Lodge. 



t? 


Ch. b. Madison Co. 






9424.* 


Kate, 


Aug. 


6, 1865. 


9425.* 


John Hamblin, 


Nov. 


6, 1867. 


9426. 


William, 


Nov. 


15, 1869. 


9427. 


Frank S., 


Aug. 


10, 1871: d. Oct. 29, 1892, unm 


9428. 


Walter, 


June 


10, 1874. 


9429. 


Forest Lee, 


Feb. 


10, 1876. 


9430. 


Fred F., 


Apr. 


25, 1879. 


9431. 


Fields W., 


May 


30, 1881. 


9432. 


Mattie E., 


Mar. 


1884. . 



[5214] FLAVIUS JOSEPHUS HAMBLIN,8 (Bro. of John,) 

b. Tuscarawas Co., Ohio, Aug. 13, 1843; moved with his parents to Wisconsin, 
1845; to Big Grove, Iowa, 1854; m. Winterset, Iowa, June 19, 1868, Rachael E., 
dau. of Peter and Mahala A. (Smith) Moore, b. Kendall Co., Ills., Jan. 1, 1851; 
farmer; Winterset; Populist; Methodists. 
Ch. b. Madison Co.: 



9433. 


Nellie R., 


Aug. 


12, 1869. 






9434. 


Florence B., 


Aug. 


30, 1871. 






9435. 


Mahalia, 


May 


10, 1873; 


d. 


Feb. 10. 


9436. 


Mary E., 


Jan. 


25, 1877; 


unmarried. 


9437. 


Hannibal F., 


Oct. 


26, 1879, 




(* 


94.38. 


Seth F., 


Jan. 


30, 1880, 




ii 


9439. 


Sarah A., 


Nov. 


15, 1881, 




a 


9440. 


Katie E., 


Oct. 


31, 1886, 




(( 



[5215J CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of John,) 
b. Tuscarawas Co., Ohio, May 18, 1845; moved with his parents to Wisconsin 
the same year; to Big Grove, Iowa, 1854: private, H, 23 Iowa Inf. Vols.: enlisted 
July 26, 1862, in battles of Champion Hills and Black River Bridge, and slightly 
wounded. He and his brother John were among the first to plant the stars and 
stripes on the enemies works at the surrender of Vicksburg, Miss. He d. Mem- 
phis, Tenn., Aug. 16, 1863; unmarried. 

[5216] SETH HAMBLIN,8 (Bro. of John,) 

b. Columbia county. Wis., May 10, 1847: m. Ellsworth, Kas. Apr., 10, 1884, 

Bertha G., dau. of Elon and Harriet ( Wetmore) Culver, b. Charleston, Pa., Dec. 

21, 1864, who d. Lone Walnut, Kas., Oct. 19, 1895: farmer and stock grower; 

moved with his parents to Madison, Co., Iowa, 1854, and resided there until 

1879; removed to Lincoln Co., Kansas, where he has since res. at Lone Walnut; 

Republican. 

Ch. b. Lincoln Co: 

9441. Henry Burton, Jan. 21, 1885; d. Apr. 5, 1885. 

9442. Stella, Feb. 18, 1886, " Feb. 21, 1886. 

9443. Carrie Myrtle, July 9. 1887. 

9444. Hattie Eleanor, Mar. 28, 1889. 

9445. Katie Mabel, Jan. 16, 1891. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 



923 



• [5217] MARTHA HAMBL1N,3 (Sister of John,) 

b. Columbia Co., Wis., Nov. 19, 1849: moved with her parents to Big Grove, 
la., 1854; before marriage a school teacher: m. Kasson, la., Apr. 15, 1875; James 
v., son of William B. and Rebecca T. (Vaughn) Kirk, b. Morrow Co., Ohio, 
Aug. 8, 1843: private, E, 34 Ohio Vet. Inf. Vols.: enlisted Feb. 27, 1864, partici- 
pated in battles of Clf>yd's Mountain, Lynchburg, Salem, Winchester, Kerns- 
town, Berryville, Opequan. Fisher's Hill, Strasburg, Cedar Creek, and was cap- 
tured at Beverly and confined in Libby Prison; dis. July 31, 1865; farmer; Kas- 
son, Iowa: Republican; Friend. 
No issue. 



[5219] HANNAH HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of John,) 

b. Big Grove, Iowa, Madison Co., la., Apr. 11, 1857; m. Aspen, Colorado, 
Sept. 14, 1885, Willifred Lafayette, son of Dennis and Sarah Ann (Kingrey) 
Hurst, b. Paradise, 111., Mar. 18, 1856; ranchman: Aspen: members Brush Creek 
Farmers Alliance, 10. 



b. Oct. 30, 1886, Aspen; d. Oct. 2, 1888. 

" Nov. 9, 1888; d. Jan. 1, 1889. 

" Apr. 2, 1890. Brush Creek; d. Apr. 30, '80 

" Sept. 24, 1891, " " 

'• Aug. 28, 1894, " " 





Children: 


9446. 


Leon Hamblin, 


9447. 


Eleanor, 


9448. 


W. L.. 


9449. 


Raymond O'Niel, 


9450. 


Herbert Vestal, 


9451. 


Eleanok. 



[5250] Elder DUANE HAMBLIN,8 (Jacob V.,^ Isaiah,^ Barnabas,^ 
Sylvanus,* Elkanah,3 James,2i) b. Walworth Co., Wis., Feb. 11, 1841; m. Salt 
Lake City, Utah, Elizabeth, dau. John and Ellen (Blackwood) RusselL, b. Clock- 
maninshire, Scotland, July 2, 1836; farmer; res. with his father and accompan- 
■ ied him to Utah in 1850, and res. Tooele Valley; removed to Santa Clara, 1855; 
Democrat: member church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, in which he 
was an elder: she member W. N. R. So.* He d. Santa Clara, 1862. 

Ch. b. Ogden, Utah: 
9452.* Duane, July 17, 1863. 

[5251] MARTHA ADELINE HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Duane,) 

b. Walworth Co., Wis., Sept. 15, 1843; m. Santa Clara, Utah, June 28, 1860, 
Elder Taylor, son of William and Sarah (Harmon) Crosby, b. Athens, Miss., 
Sept. 25, 1836; farmer and stock grower. He removed from San Bernadino, 
Cal., to Santa Clara, 1860: Santa Clara, 1860-5; Eagle Valley, Nev., until 1868; 
since, Kanab: Republican: members Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day 
Saints, in which he has been High Priest since 1875; she member W. N. R. So. 
She d. Kanab, Utah, June 17, 1877. 
Children: 



9453.* 


Sarah Jane, 


b. 


Nov. 


26, 


1862, 


Santa Clara. 




9454. 


Rachael, 


(1 


Nov. 


7, 


±864, 


" " d. 


Nov. 1, 1874. 


9455.* 


Martha Adeline, 


a 


Nov. 


18, 


1866, 


Eagle Valley. 




9456.* 


Taylor, 


i( 


Mar. 


18, 


1869, 


u u 




9457.* 


William, 


<( 


Jan. 


14, 


1872, 


Kanab. 




9458.* 


Louis, 


(1 


Dec. 


27, 


1873, 


(( 




, 9459. 


Jacob, 


i( 


Nov. 


20, 


1876, 


(1 




* Woman' 


s National Relief Society. 


A charitable society of the Mormon church. 



■i 



924 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



r 



[5252] MARYETTE MAGDALINE HAMBLIN,* (Sister of Duane, ) 
b. Walworth Co., Wis., May 17, 1845: m. Santa Clara, Utah, Apr. 1, 1860, 
John William, son of Alfred D. Young: carpenter; Democrat; they separated 
about 1864: he res. Clrcleville, Utah; m. 2d. Salt Lake, Utah, Jan, 1867, Capt. 
William B. Maxwell; stockman; Pleasant Valley, Nev.; Alpine, Ariz,: Pleasan- 
ton, N. M., and other places; Democrat. He was captain in the Momon Battal- 
ion: sheriff in Nevada, about 1868-72; they separated Pleasan ton, N. M., 1885; 
m, 3d, Cooney, N, M., Sept. 6, 1SS6, Timothy Lock wood, and res. there. 

Ch. by 1st marriage: 



9460.* 


Martha, 


b. 


Apr. 


23, 1861, 


Santa Clara. 


9461.* 


Henrietta, 


(i 


Sept. 


16, 1862, 


Pinto. 


9462. 


Lois Eve, 
By 2d marriage: 


(1 


Apr. 


23, 1864; 


d. 1865. 


9463.* 


William Andrew, 


(( 


Sept. 


30, 1868, 


Spring Valley. 


9464.* 


Mary Luticia, 


(( 


Feb. 


25, 1870, 




9465.* 


Charles Collier, 


(I 


Oct. 


18, 1872, 




9466. 


Flavius, 


u 


Feb. 


25, 1H74, 


" d. July 2, '91 


9467.* 


Franklin, 


11 


June 


16, 1876, 




9468.* 


Rachael, 


(( 


Feb. 


17. 1878, 




9469. 


Delilah Maude, 


u 


Feb. 


3, 1879, 


Utah; d. July 9, 1891. 


9470.* 


Edna, 


(1 


Oct. 


28, 1880, 


Alpine. 


9471. 


George, 


1( 


Dec. 


18, 1883, 


Pleaston. 


9472. 


Leona, 

By 3d marriage: 


11 


Apr. 


3, 1884, 


u 


9473. 


Nancy, 


(( 


June 


1, 1887; 


d. June, 1888. 


9474. 


Timothy, J., 


(( 


July 


1, 1888, 


Cooney. 



[5253] Elder LYMAN STODDARD HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Duane,) 
b. Bloomfleld, Iowa, Mar. 11, 1848; m. Salt Lake City, Utah, July 31, 1871, 
Esther Cecelia, dau. of Allen and illinily Jane (Smith) Burk, b. Farmington, 
Utah, Aug. 24, 1849; farmer: Eagar, Ariz.; Democrat; member Church of Jesus 
Christ of L. D. S., in which he is an elder. He crossed the plains to Utah with 
his father's family and other kindred, 1850. On this journey many of the Mor- 
mon company died of cholera, and he was stricken with the disease. He relates 
that on this occasion his grandfather Hamblin laid his hands on his head while 
he was suffering from this attack and prayed to the Lord for his recovery; say- 
ing that he would not die. He recovered after a brief illness. The company 
reached Salt Lake Valley, Sept. 1, 1850. He lived with his father, residing at 
Tooele Valley until the fall of 1855, when the family removed to Santa Clara, 
Utah, which was his home until manhood. During this period he was often 
sent by his father with messages to the Indians and remained with them for 
days at a time, assisting and instructing them in their farming operations. 
And one winter he went down the Colorado river, as interpreter for a company, 
sent to establish Call's Landing, where Indians were employed to perform the 
labor, and remained there during that winter. 

Feb. 27, 1868, he went to Eagleville, Nev., where his uncles Francis M. and 
Frederick Hamblin resided, intending to locate on land there, and make a home. 
But the next year received a communication, of which the following is a copy: 





"Tl^ZyO^K. 







EIGHTH GENERATION. 



925 



St. Gkorgb, (Utah ) July 19, 1869. 
Bro. Lyman Hamblin: 

You are hereby requested to hold yourself in readiness to serve with 
your fatlier on an Indian mission east of this place. You will j^et your business 
arranged so as to be able to be on hand at an early date, and will report your- 
self to your father. 

Erastus Snow\ 

Mr. Snow was one of the twelve Apostles in the Mormon church and presi- 
dent of the Southern (Utah) Mission. Mr, Hamblin observes: "To obey this 
call was to me a duty. It was not obligatory, but ecclesiastical respect made it 
so to me." He left Eagleville on July 26, and on Aug. 10 went with his father 




Mrs. Esther C. Hamblin. 



and others from Santa Clara to Kanab, Utah, then sixty miles distant from 
any white settlement. Brigham Young desired that the country should be set- 
tled, and his method was to call suitable men to settle and build homes there. 
At this time the Navajo Indians were beginning their raids into tlie settle- 
ments of southern Utah; and to get there were obliged to cross the Colorado 
river. A post was established at Kanab for protection of the more western set- 
tlements. Mr. Hamblin belonged to a company of minute men at that place; 
performed service in scouting and was engaged in one fight with the Navajos, 
in which four of the Indians were killed. In 1871 settlers began to arrive at 
Kanab, and his time was employed in opening farms, irrigation ditches, etc., 
for the new settlement. During that summer he went to Farmington, Utah, 
and was married. He was ordained an elder in the church, Aug. 31, 1871. On 
his return to Kanab he met with Major J. W. Powell of the U. S. Geological 
survey, and with his uncle, Frederick Hamblin, accompained him east across 



(\\j\.' 



926 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



I 



the mountains, to meet another company, who were coming down Green river 
in boats, on their famous voyage down the Grand canyon of the Colorado river. 
He worked with this surveying party at different times after they came to 
Kanab, and assisted to survey one ten miles Base Line. He removed to Spring- 
erville, Ariz., October, 1880. In February, 1885, many polygamist Mormons <| 
decided to go to Mexico to escape persecution; the father of Mr. Hamblin was in 
ill health and desired to see the country; he had many friends but no enemies, 
still he did not desire to defy the law. Mr. Hamblin would not see his father 
make the journey in mid winter without attendance, and consequently took 
him safely to Assencion, Chihauhau, Mexico; returning in May the same year. 
He has lived in Springerville, Alpine and Eagar, Arizona. Mr. Hamblin is a, 
true type of frontiersman, having lived his entire life on the borders, where thcj 
tides of emigration have met and subdued the native population of this country, 
and has ever been among the foremost in ijuilding up and developing new set-j 
tlements in Utah and Arizona. P^'or a man so situated he possesses a rare and] 
extensive fund of useful knowledge and information. 

I desire to give him full credit for collecting and compiling almost thei 
entire records of the descendants of his grandfather, Isaiah Hamblin. « His] 
modesty has defeated us from learning much that would have been interesting] 
for this sketch, but we have incidentally learned of the facts that he is a good^ 
sportsman and hunter, a violinist, and that in earlier days he furnished excel- 
lent dancing music for those who tripped the light fantastic toe. 
Children: 



9475.* 


Lyman Duane, 


b. 


Apr. 


22, 1872, Kanab. 


[unm. , 


9476. 


Charles Allen, 




Dec. 


28, 1874, Farmington; d. Feb. 


10, '99 j 


9477. 


Lot, 




Jan. 


28, 1878, Kanab; d. Mar. 5, '78, 


unm. 


U18. 


Graham, 




Mar. 


5, 1879, " unm 


. 1902. 


9479. 


Iris, 




Feb. 


17, 1881, Springerville, Ariz, " 


(1 


9480. 


Cecelia, 




Apr. 


5, 1883, Alpine, " " 


t( 


9481. 


BURK, 




Nov. 


10, 1885, Springerville, " 


» 


JM82. 


Wells, 




Dec. 


20, 1889, Alpine, 


" 


9483. 


Tamer Gladice, 




July 


24, 1890. " " 




9484. 


Jacob Vernon, 




July 


15, 1893, 





[5254] LOIS HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Duane, ) 

b. Tooele, Utah, June 15, 1851; m. Salt Lake, Utah, Oct., 1869, Hubert R. 
Burk, b. Ambrosia, Lee Co., Iowa, Jan. 19, 1845; farmer and merchant; Farm- 
ington, Utah, 1848-67; Eagleville, Nev., until 1872: Farmington, until 1877; Sun- 
set, Ariz., until 1884; since, Alpine, Ariz.; members of Church of Jesus Christof 
L. D. S., and Y. M. M. I. Asso.; she mem. W. N. R. So. She d. Alpine, Ariz., 
Aug. 30, 1891. 

Children: ' 



9485. 


Hubert Allen, 


b. 


Oct. 12, 


1870, Eagleville; d. 


Aug. 20, 


1883. 


9486. 


Jacob Rosell, 






1872, Farmington: 


d. Feb. 


1873. 


9487. 


William Isaiah, 




Nov. 28, 


1874, 






9488. 


Lois Emily, 




Jan. 1, 


1876, " 




i 


9489. 


Joseph Spencer, 




Dec. 14, 


1877, Sunset. 




' 


9490. 


Asahel Woodruff, 




Mar. 1, 


1880, 






9491. 


Hyrum Parley, 




Oct. 10, 


1882, 






9492. 


Frederick Jerome, 




Nov. 6, 


1884, Alpine; d 


Jan. 9, 


1885. 


9493. 


Orson Taylor, 




Feb. 16, 


1887, St. Joseph; " 


Apr. 16, 


1887. 


9494. 


Pearl, 




Aug. 30, 


1891, Alpine; " 


Aug. 30, 


1891. 

i 




Elder Benjamin Hamblin 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 



927 



[5255] Elder JOSEPH HAMBLIN,* (Bro. of Duane,) 

b. Tooele Valley, Utah, Oct. 6, 1854: m. St. George, Utah, Feb. 14, 1879, 

Elsie Albertina, dau. of Nephi and Conradina Albertina (Mariger) Johnson, b. 

Virgin, Utah, Nov. 5, 1861; stock grower; Kanab, Utah; member Church of Jesus 

Christ of L. D. S., in which he is an elder; Republican. She d. Kanab, Nov. 5, 

1882. 

Ch. b. Kanab: 

• 9495.* Joseph RoscoK, Nov. 19, 1879. 

9496. Nephi, July 15, 1881; unm. 19<)2. 

9497. Jacob, Oct. 27. 1882; d. Nov. 7, 1882. 

[5256J RACHAEL TAMER HAMBL1N,« (Sister of Duane,) 

b. Santa Clara, Utah, Aug. 3, 1856; ra. St. George, Utah, Sept. 22, 1873, Hon. 
William Thomas, son of Levi and Margery (Wilkerson) Stewart, b. Salt Lake 
Valley, Utah, Oct. 18, 1853: stock grower and lawyer; Salt Lake Valley, until 
1870: since, Kanab; Democrat: prosecuting attorney, Kane Co., Utah, six years: 
member Utah legislature, 1888-90: member Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S.; 
she mem. N. W. R. So. She d. Kanab, Mar. 17, 1878. 

Ch, b. Kanab: 

9498.* Maud Rachael, Apr, 25, 1875. 

9499. TH03IAS Hamblin, Mar, 8, 1878; d. Mar. 24, 1878. 

[5257] Eldek BENJAMIN HAMBLIN,8 (Bro. of Duane, ) 

b. Santa Clara. Utah, Sept, 29, 1858: ra. Salt Lake City, Utah, July 10, 1891, 
Delia, dau. of Joseph Guernsey and Lovina (Manard) Brown, b. Draper, Utah, 
July 25, 1868: merchant and slieep grower; Santa Clara, Utah, until 1871: since, 
Kanab, Utah; Republican; menibers Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S., in which 
lie is a High Priest; he went on a mission to New Zealand, 1891-3; member 
Y. M. M. I. Asset.; slie member of N, W, R, Soc, 

Ch. b. Kanab: 

Edwin Dukk, Oct. 22, 1891; adopted. 

9500. Clara, Mar. 21, 1895. 

9501. Joseph Guernsey, Jan. 31, 1897; d. same day. 

9502. Mark Deloss, Apr. 14, 1898. 

9503. Delwin Fay, July 14, 1900. 

9504. Grace, Oct. 23, 1902. 



SARAH OLIVE HAMBHN,8 (Sister of Duane, ) 

b. Santa Clara, Utah, Oct. 15, 1858: m. Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov. 19, 1876, 
Abram L., son of Alonzo and Margaret ( Brower ) Winsor, b. Pike Co., 111., Nov. 
26, 1846; private, G, 5th 111. Vols., enlisted Sept. 25, 1861; served at Siege of 
Vicksburg: dis. 1864; farmer; removed to Utah after the war and res. Ft. 
Thomas, Arizona, since 1878: Republican: Odd Fellow; members Church of 
lesus Christ of L. D. S. 





Children: 












9505.* 


Joseph, 


b. 


Nov. 


15, 


1877, 


Kanab. 


9506.* 


Sarah Pricilla, 


u 


Oct. 


27, 


1879. 




9507. 


Alonzo, 


t ( 


Feb. 


11, 


1881, 


Pima. 


9508. 


Olive Esma, 


(( 


Apr. 


10, 


1884, 


Pleasanton. 


9509. 


ABRA3I H., 


•» 


Jan. 


5, 


1887, 


(t 


9510. 


Lucy, 


(( 


Sept. 


1, 


1892, 


Nutrioso. 


9511. 


Carabell, 


(( 


Aug. 


30, 


1897, 


St. Thomas. 



Il 



! 

I 



928 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[5260] MELLISSA HAMBLIN,* (Sister of Duane,) 

b. Santa Clara, Utah, Apr. 25, 1861; tn. Pima, Arizona, Dec. 25, 1882, Jamei 
Edgar Chesley, b. Mo., 1851; farmer; Republican; she member Church of Jesus 
Christ of L. D. S. and W. N. R. So. ^ 

Children: i 

b, Sept. 22, 1885, N. M. 

'• Feb. 5, 1887, " 

" Dec. 19, 1888, Arizona. 

" Mar. 4, 1890, Utah. 

" Apr. 6, 1892, " d. Dec. 20, 1893. 

" Nov. 20, 1893. " 

" Feb. 8, 1896, " 

" Jan. 13, 1899, Arizona. 



9512. 


Edgar H., 


9513. 


Jacob, 


9514. 


Alexander, 


9515. 


Vera Matilda, 


9516. 


Benj. Franklin, 


9517. 


Joseph, 


9518. 


Mary Fern, 


9519. 


John A., 



( 

ii 



[5262] Elder JACOB HAMBLIN,8 (Bro. of Duane,) 

b. Santa Clara, Utah, Mar. 21, 1865; ra. there, Dec. 9, 1885, Sadie Cornelia, 

dau. of William Perry, arid Lucy Clarinda (Atchison) Lytle, b. Nevada, Oct. 

10, 1867; farmer; Utah, until 1877; since, Arizona, and res. Nutrioso, Ariz., 1900; 

Democrat; Bishop in Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S.; mem. Y. M. M. 1. Assc, 

she mem. W, N. R. So. 

Ch. b. Arizona: , 

9520. Jacob Perry, May 19, 1888; d. Mar. 31, 1889. 

9521. Lucy Percilla, Dec. 27, 1889, " Apr. 26, 1892. 

9522. WiLFORD Woodruff, Apr. 3, 1891. 

9523. William Stanton, May 24, 1893. 

9524. Jeremiah, Feb. 11, 1895: d. Feb. 11, 1895. 

9525. Roland S., May 27, 1896. 

9526. John Arlington, Jan. 5, 1898. 

9527. Sadie Alma, May 19, 1900. 

9528. Karl Maeseb, Mar. 31, 1902, Eagar. 



4 



[5263] ELLA ANN HAMBLIN,^ (Sister of Duane,) 

b. Santa Clara, Utah, June 11, 1867; m. Springerville, Arizona, Mar. 14, 
1884, Warren Moroni, son of Warren Reid, and Julia Ann (Phelps) Tenney, b, 
Payson City, Utah, Jan. 4, 1861; farmer; Utah, until 1877; since, Arizona and at 
Nutrioso, 1900; Democrat: Justice Peace; members Church of Jesus Christ of 
L. D. S. He member Y. M. M. I. Asso.; she member W. N. R. So. 

Children: 

9529. Warren Moroni, b. May 24, 1885, Amity. . 

9530. WiLFORD AuGUS, " May 7, 1887, Nutrioso; d. Sept. 14, '89 

9531. Orrawell, " Apr. 2, 1889; " 

9532. Jacob Hamblin, " Aug. 4, 1891, 

9533. Benjamin Reid, " Apr. 21, 1893, " 

9534. Olive Vernon, " Aug. 2, 1895, " 

9535. Bryan Clair, ^' Sept. 29, 1897, 

9536. Thomas Rowell, " July 23, 1900, " 

[5264] MARY ELIZABETH HAMBLIN,* (Sister of Duane,? 

b. Kanab, Utah, Sept. 25, 1872; m. Nutrioso, Arizona, Sept. 27, 1897, Ed- 
ward Beeler, b. Benton, Tenn., May, 5, 1864; farmer; Springerville, Ariz.; Dern- 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 929 

ocrat; sheriff Apache Co., Ariz.; members of Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S.; 

she mem. W. N. R. So. He was ambushed, shot and killed in New Mexico, 

Apr. 11, 1901. 

No issue mentioned. 




Edward Beeler, Esq. 



[5265] CLARA MELVINA HAMBLIN,* (Sister of Duane,) 

b. Kanab, Utah, Nov. 5, 1876; m. Arizona, Aug. 19, 1898, Azra Peter Nicoll, 

b. Utah, Mar. 14, 1876; farmer; Nutrioso, Ariz.; Democrat; member Co. K, 

Arizona, N. G., enlisted Nov., 1893. 

Ch. b. Arizona: 

9537. LURLINE, Apr. 23, 1899. 

9538. Priscilla, Aug. 3, 1900. 

[5268] Elder WALTER EUGENE HAMBLIN.s (Bro. of Duane,) 
b. Santa Clara, Utah, Apr. 15, 1868; m. Kanab, Utah, Jan. 15, 1898, Sarah 
Blanche, dau. of Richard Smith and Eliza (Watten) Robinson, b. Pinto, Utah, 
Oct. 2, 1873; stockman; Kanab; Republican; member Church of Jesus Christ of 
L. D. S. in which he is an elder; missionary to the Southern States, 1898. 

Ch. b. Kanab: 

9539. Clarice, Apr. 16, 1901. 

i [5269] INEZ LOUISA HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Duane,) 

b. Kanab, Utah, Apr. 4, 1871; m. St. George, Utah, Oct. 8, 1888, Elder John 



930 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



David, son of John Doyle and Lovina ( Young) Lee, b. Parowan, Utah, Mar. 19, 
1851; stock grower; Utah, until 1880, Arizona, until 1884; Luna. New Mexico, 
1900; Thatclier, Ariz., 1902; members Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S.; Mis- 
sionary to England, 1894-fi; Democrat; member Y. M.M. I. Asso.; she member 
Y. L. M. I. Asso. and W. N. R. So.; instructors in Sunday school. 





Ch. b. Luna: 








9540. 


Jacob David, 


Dec. 


10, 


1889 


9541. 


Inez Edna, 


May 


1, 


1891 


9542. 


Louisa, 


Mar. 


30, 


1893 


9543. 


Lelia, 


Jan. 


19, 


1895 


9544. 


Anthon Hamblin, 


July 


12, 


1897 


9545. 


Otto Hamblin, 


Apr. 


25, 


1899 



[5270] Eldek GEORGE OSCAR HAMBLIN,8 (Bro. of Duane,) 
b. Kanab, Utah, Mar. 25. 1873; m. St. John's, Arizona, Mar. 20, 1897, Saral 
Ida, dau. of Prime T., and Elizabeth (Knell) Coleman, b. Pinto, Utah, Jan. 20,'] 
1876; farmer; Utah, until 1881; New Mexico, 18H3; Alpine, Arizona, since 1899;j 
Democrat; member Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S., in which he is an elder/ 
and member Y. M. M. I. Asso. 

Ch. b. Alpine: 

9546. Willard Coleman, Feb. 3, 1898; d. Aug. 3, 1898. 

9547. George Oscar, Mar. 13, 1900. 



[5271] ALICE EDNA HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Duane,) 

b. Kanab, Utah, Feb. 9, 1876: m. Luna, N. M., Feb. 1, 1896, Jared Taylor, 
son of Newman and Lora Ann (Taylor) Brown, b. Kanab, July 26, 1874; farmer;! 
Luna, N. M., and Thatcher, Ariz.: members Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. sf 
She is described as a lady of beautiful character; a sister writes: "There is 
not a bad thing one could say about her and tell the truth." She d. Tatcher, 
Mar. 1, 1902. 

Children: 

17, 1897, Luna. 

10, 1898, " d. July 28, 1901. 

11, 1901, Thatcher; d. Feb. 15, 1901. 
23, 1902, " " Mar. 4. 1902. 

" '• " " Feb. 25, 1902. 



9548. 


Vera, 


b. 


Feb. 


9549. 


Alice Edna, 


• ( 


Nov. 


9550. 


Jared Vernon, 


it 


Feb. 


9551. 


Jesse Hambljn, 


(( 


li 


9552. 


Joseph Hamblin. 


ii 


(( 



[5272] . WILLARD OTTO HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of Duane,) 

b. Kanab, Utah, Mar. 25, 1881; m. Nutrioso, Ariz., Sept. 11, 1901, Lillian, 
dau. of Willard and Lucinda (Clark) Lee. 



[5274] CHARLES HAMBLIN RIGGS,^ (Adeline A. Hamblin,' Isaiah," 
Barnabas,!' Sylvanus,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Kanesville, Iowa, Apr. 25, 1847; 
m. Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov. 29, 1875, Nancy Maria, dau. of Almon White and 
Julia Ann (Johnson) Babbitt, b. Salt Lake City, Sept. 7, 1856; farmer; Kanab, 
Utah; Springerville, Nutrioso, St. Johns, Concho, and Mesa City, Ariz.; Demo- 
crat; members Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 



931 



Children: 

9553. Charles Wallace, 

9554. Adeline Amelia, 

9555. Almon Isaiah, 
955t). Don Frederick, 

9557. Julia Ann, 

9558. Mary Amalie, 

9559. Agnes Viola, 



b. Sept. 7, 1876, Kanab: unm. 1902, 

" May 19, 1879, Springerville. 

" July 10, 1881, Nutrioso; unm. 1902. 

" June 10, 1883, St. Johns, " 

" Sept. 1, 1886, Concho, " " 

" Oct. 17, 1889, Mesa City. 

" Apr. 2, 1892, Concho; d. Aug. 25, 1900. 



[5275] ALBERT ENSIGN RIGGS,8 (Bro. of Charles H.,) 

b. Tooele, Utah, Nov. 14, 1852; m. Salt Lake City, Utah, Sept. 22, 1873, 

Margery Ann, dau. of Levi and Margery (Wilkerson) Stuart, b. Salt Lake City, 

Sept. 24, 1858; stockman; Kanab, Utah, until 1881; St. John's, Ariz., until 1886; 

since, Kanab; Democrat; members of Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S.: she 

member W. N. R. So. 



9560.* 

9561.* 

9562. 

9563. 

9564. 

9565. 



Children: 

Margery Manetta, b. June 1, 1874, Kanab, 

Amarilla, " Feb. 28, 1878, " 

Alberts., " June 7, 1879, " unm. 1901. 

Levi S., " May 11, 1881, " d. Jan. 24, 1886. 

Bessie S., " June 10, 1883, Arizona. 

Irving S., " Apr. 14, 1889, Kanab. 



[5276] HERBERT EDWIN RIGGS,» (Bro. of Charles H., ) 

b. Tooele, Utah, Nov. 2, 1854; m. St. George, Utah, Sept. 18, 1884, Sarah 
Sabina, dau. of Nathan and Mary (Plunket) Adams, b. American Fork, Utah, 
F'eb. 11, 1866; farmer; Kanab; Democrat; members of Church of Jesus Christ of 
L. D. S.; she member W. IST. R. So. 

Ch. b. Kanab: 

Dec. 26, 1885. 

Mar. 28, 1887. 

Sept. 24, 1889. 

Apr. 6, 1891. 

Nov. 6, 1894; d. Dec. 30, 1894. 

Oct. 29, 1895, " Nov. 16, 1895. 

Mar. 11, 1897, " May 23, 1900. 



9566. 


Herbert, 


9567. 


Tessa, 


9568. 


Mary Adeline, 


9569. 


Nathan Adams, 


9570. 


Bertha, 


9571. 


LiNNIE, 


9572. 


Edwin Aquilla, 



[5277] ADELINE E. RIGGS.s (Sister of Charles H.,) 

b. Tooele, Utah, Nov. 2, 1854; m. about 1869, George A. Burgon, an Eng- 
lishman. They removed to Salt Lake City, Utah, and perhaps afterwards to 
California. 

Several children. 



[5278] BRIGHAM ADELBERT RIGGS.s (Bro. of Charles H.,) 

b. Tooele, Utah, Apr. 30, 1857; m. St. George, Utah, Oct. 12, 1882, Rachael, 
dau. of Edwin and Emily (Sandall) Ford, b. Kaysville, Utah, Nov. 2, 1863, stock- 
man; Kanab; Democrat; members of Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S.; she 
member W. N. R. So. , 



932 THE HAMLIN FAMILY 





Ch. b. Kanab: 








9573. 


Winnie, 


July 


16, 


1883. 


9574. 


Brigham Adelbert. 


Dec. 


3, 


1884. 


9575. 


John Ensign, 


Sept. 


24, 


1887. 


9576. 


Emily, 


Aug. 


20, 


1889. 


9577. 


Harriet, 


May 


19, 


1893. 


9578. 


Kachael, 


Apr. 


16, 


1895. 


9579. . 


Ruth, 


Sept. 


22, 


1897. 



[5280] MARY AGT^ESS RIGGS.8 (Sister of Charles H.,) 

b. SantaClara, Utah, Nov. 29, 1863: m. St. George, Utah. April 27, 1884, Hon, 
William Derby, son of William Derby and Jane Cadwallader ( Brown) Johnson, 
b. Council Bluffs, Iowa, May 2, 1850: accountant and bookkeeper; Council Bluffs, 
until 1856; Florence, Neb., until 1860; Salt Lake, Utah, 1860-70; Kanab, Utah, 
1870-85: since, Diaz, Mexico: Democrat: Lieut. Black Hawk Veterans: enlisted 
May, 1866; in battle of Thistle Valley, July, 1866: dis. Sept., 1866: representa- 
tive, Utah, 1878-82; delegate to Congress from Utah, 1883; members of Church 
of Jesus Christ of L. D. S., in which church he is a bishop. . 

Children: 

b. Oct. 27, 1885, Concho, Ariz. 

" Oct. 31, 18H8, Diaz. 

" Feb. 17, 1891, Johnson; d. Nov. 9, 1893. 

" Feb. 3, 1896, Diaz; " Feb. 6, 1896. 

" Aug. 18, 1897, " 

" July 26, 1899, " 

[5285] LEWIS EDWARD HAMBLIN,* (Alson H.,' Isaiah,^ Barnabas,^ 
Sylvanus,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Santa Clara, Utah, Feb. 9, 1860; m. Samaria, 
Idaho, Nov. 22, 1883, Catherine, dau. of William W. and Mary (Hodge) Williams, 
b. Salt Lake City, Utah, Jan. 30, 1869; carpenter; Kanab, Utah, 1871-2; Beaver, 
1872-80; Malad City, Idaho, 1880-9; since, Samaria; Republican; village trustee; 
member Gem Valley Lodge 28, I. O. O. F.; she member Church of Jesus Christ 
of L. D. S. 



9580. 


RUTHIE, 


9581. 


Abia Ezekiel, 


9582. 


George Teasdale, 


9583. 


Henry Lunt, 


9584. 


LiLA, 


9585. 


Merza, ■ 





Ch. b. Samaria: 






9586. 


Anna, 


July 


20, 


1889. 


9587. 


Mary, 


Feb. 


IT, 


1891. 


9588. 


Alice, 


July 


25, 


1893. 


9589. 


Louis L., 


Nov. 


9, 


1895. 


9590. 


Rachael, 


June 


14, 


1900. 



[5286] SARAH DAPHNE HAMBLIN,* (William H.,' Isaiah,« Barna- 
bas,s Sylvanus,* Elkanah,^ James,^!) b. Wellsville, Utah, May 26, 1852; m. 

Salt Lake City, Utah, June, 1871, Edgar, son of John Deal, b. Utah, about 1848. 

She d. Springville, 1872. 

Ch. b. Clover Valley, Nev.: 
9591. A Daughter, 1872; d. 1872. 

[5287] MARY EMILY HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Sarah D.,) 

b. Wellsville, Utah, Dec. 4, 1853; m. Salt Lake City, Utah, 1870, Warren 
Follett; res. Pima, Ariz., where she d. Jan 29, 1902. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 



933 





Children: 






9592. 


Warren, 


b. 1872, 


Clover Valley, Nev 


9593. 


William, 


" 1874, 


Utah. 


9594. 


Celestia, 


" 1877, 


Ariz. 


9595. 


Lyman, 


" 1879, 


u 


9596. 


Rachael, 


" 1881, 


(1 


9597. 


Annie, 


" 1887, 


u 


9598. 


Minerva, 


" 1892. 





[5288] AMELIA HAMBLIN,^ 

b. Tooele City, Utah, Aug. 21, 1855; 

Charles Webb, b. Iron Co., Utah, July 

Nevada, until 1873; Utah, until 1879; Pi 

Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S.; he 

W. N. R. So. 

Children: 

9599. Mary, 

9600. Margaret, 

9601. Jennie, 

9602. Charles, 

9603. Emily, 

9604. Lydia, 

9605. Elmira, 

9606. William, 

9607. Rachael, 

9608. Joseph, 

9609. David, 

9610. Alvina, 

9611. ROXCINA, 



(Sister of Sarah D.,) 

m. Clover Valley, Nevada, July 11, 1873, 

26, 1851; stock raiser; Utah, until 1868; 

ma, Ariz., 1900; Republican; members of 

member Y. M. M. I. Asso.;she member 



b. Aug. 


9, 1874, Lincoln Co.; d. June 16, 1892 


" May 


4, 1876, Kanab. 


*' May 


25, 1878, " 


" Apr. 


8, 1880, Springerville. 


'' Aug. 


21, 1882, 


" May 


7, 1883, ** 


" Dec. 


25, 1884, 


" Jan. 


25, 1885, " d. Jan. 28, 1885. 


*' Feb. 


19, 1886, 


" Nov. 


17, 1887, Nutrioso. 


" May 


7, 1888, Pima. 


" Nov. 


7, 1892, " d. Mar. 5. 


" Nov. 


31, 1896, " 



[5289] ELIZA OLIVE HAMBLIN,« (Sister of Sarah D.,) 

b. Wellsville, Utah, July 4, 1857; m. Clover Valley, Nev., July 11, 1873, John 

William, son of James Mangum, b. Provo City, Utah, Nov. 14, 1851; farmer; 

Utah, 1868; Nevada, until 1873: Utah, until 1879; since, Arizona, Pima, 1900; 

Democrat; members of Church of Jesus Christ of L.D.S. She mem. W.N.R. So. 

Children: 

b. Sept. 28, 1874, Utah; unm. 1900. 

" Feb. 27, 1877, 

" Feb. 4, 1880, Arizona. " " 

*' Feb. 28, 1882, 

" Mar. 12, 1884, 

" Apr. 23, 1886, 

*' Jan. 19, 1888, 

" Jan. 19, 1888, " 

'* Mar. 16, 1890, " 

*' July 23, 1892, " 

" Nov. 16, 1896, 

[5290] RACHAEL HAMBLIN,« (Sister of Sarah D.,) 

b. Santa Clara, Utah, Feb. 3, 1859; m. Albert Lewis. 



9612. 


William, 


9613. 


Mary, 


9614. 


Harvey, 


9615. 


Jeremiah, 


9616. 


Lydia, 


9617. 


Thomas, 


9618. 


Emma, 


9619. 


Amelia, 


9620. 


Clark, 


9621. 


Desmond, 


9622. 


Harold, 



d. Feb. 14, 1886. 

unm. 1900. 

d. Aug. 11, 1888. 

" Jan. 31, 1888. 



934 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



I 





Children 


9623. 


Sarah. 


9624. 


Minnie. 


9625. 


Al,i.en. 


9626. 


Joseph. 


9627. 


Rachael. 



[5292] Elder THOMAS ROWEL HAMBLIN,* (Bro. of Sarah D.,) 
b. Santa Clara, Utah, Apr. 6, 1862; m. Luna, New Mexico, Nov. 7, 1888, 
Irena, dau. of Willas and Amelia (Ainger) Copelon, b. St. George, Utah, Jan 5, 
1870, who d. Pima, Oct. 8, 1897; m. 2d, Mary Malvina, dau. of Libbeus T. and 
Delia Elizabeth (Curtis) Coons, b. Brigham City, Ariz., Jan. 9, 1880; farmer: 
Utah, until 1868; Clover Valley, Nev., until 1873; Springerville, Ariz., until 
1888; Eden, 1900. Democrat; constable, 1898-9; members of Church of Jesus 
Christ of L. D. S., in which he is an elder; he member Y. M. M. I. Asso.; she 
member Y. L. M. I. Asso., and W. N. R. So. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 



9628. 


Mary Amelia, 


b. Sept. 


28, 1890, Pima. 








9629. 


Irene, 


" Nov. 


10, 1893, " 


d. Dec. 


2, 


1893 


9630. 


Charlotte Ainger, 


" Jan. 


3, 1895, " 


" Sept. 


18, 


1897 


9631. 


Sarah, 
By 2d wife: 


" May 


6, 1897, Layton, 


" Sept. 


10, 


1897 


9632. 


Malvina Delia, 


b. Mar. 


28, 1900. 









[5294] JOSEPH HAMBLIN,* (Bro. of Sarah D.,) 

b. Pinto, Utah, Jan. 16, 1867: m. Pima, Ariz., Apr. 29, 1892, Nancy, dau. of 
Joseph K., and Josephine (Wall) Rodgers, b. Prattville, Utah, Oct. 14, 1875; 
farmer; Utah, until 1868; Nevada, until 1877; Utah, until 1879; since, Arizona, 
Pima, 1900; Democrat; members of Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S.; she mem- 
ber W. N. R. So. 

Children: 

9633. Nellie, b. Mar. 10, 1894, Pima. 

9634. Rudolph, " Dec. 14, 1896. 

9635. Albert, " Oct. 3, 1897. 

[5295J Elder WILLIAM DUDLEY HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Sarah D.,) 

b. Tooele, Utah, Jan. 20, 1856; m. there, Jan. 29, 1874, Mary Abigail, dau. of 

John and Mary Ann (Adair) Mangum, b. Utah, Jan. 1853; farmer; Utah, until 

1879; Nutrioso, Ariz., 1900; Democrat; member of Church of Jesus Christ of 

L. D. S., in which he is an elder. 





Children: 










9636.* 


Eliza Ann, 


b. 


Nov. 


3, 1874, 


Utah. 


9637.* 


Betsey Ellen, 




Aug. 


19, 1876, 


a 


9638. 


William, 




Apr. 


7, 1879, 


n 


9639. 


John Dudley, 




July 


8, 1883, 


Arizona. 


9640.* 


Estella, 




Sept. 


19, 1885, 


Nutrioso 


9641. 


Amarilla, 




Aug. 


2, 1887, 


Arizona. 


9642. 


Caroline, 




May 


7, 1889, 


u 


9643. 


Lillian, 




Dec. 


10, 1893, 


a 


9644. 


Clarissa, 




Mar. 


10, 1896, 


N. Mex. 


9645. 


Susan, 




Jan. 


30, 1898, 


Arizona. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 



935 



[5296] BETSEY JANE HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Sarah D.,) 

b. Cache Valley, Utah, Jan. 23, 1858; m. Pahreah, Utah, Jan. 29, 1874, George 
Albert, son of John and Ellen (Bardgley) Mangum, b. Nephi, Utah, Feb. 12, 
1854; stock grower; Nephi, until 1871; Washington, until 1879; Arizona, until 
1889; Tuleroso, N. M., 1889-93, temporary residence, butNutrioso was his home; 
Blue, N. M., 1901; Democrat; members of Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S. 





Children: 






1 


9646.* 


Sarah Olive, 


b. Mar. 


4, 


1876, Kanab. 


9647.* 


Lydia Ellen, 


" Sept. 


20, 


1877, Pahreah, 


9648. 


Betsey Jane, 


" Jan. 


6, 


1880, Sunset; d. Aug. 11, 1880 


9649. 


George Haynes, 


" July 


2, 


1881, Alpine. 


9650. 


Thomas Lemuel, 


" Oct. 


23, 


1883, Nutrioso. 


9651. 


Joseph, 


" June 


17, 


1885, 


9652. 


Kay, 


" Mar. 


23, 


1887, 


9653. 


Anna Laura, 


" Aug. 


11, 


1889, Tuleroso. 


9654. 


Cyrus, 


" April 


14, 


1890, 


9655. 


J. William, 


'' Nov. 


10, 


1891, 


9656. 


Clara, 


" Dec. 


20, 


1893, 


9657. 


DUANE, 


" Jan. 


13, 


1901, Nutrioso. 



[5297] ELMIRA HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Sarah D.,) 

b. Gunlock, Utah, Oct. 26, 1860; m. St. George, Utah, Jan. 23, 1880, George 

Washington, son of George Washington and Ann Catherine (Chestnut) Adair. 

b. Santa Clara, Utah, Jan. 26, 1861; farmer; Washington, Utah, until 1870; 

Kanab, until 1881; Arizona, until 1894; since, Largo, N. M.; Democrat; members 

of Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S. 



b. Jan. 21, 1881, Arizona; d. Aug. 10. 
Jan. 22, 1883, " 





Children: 




9658. 


George William, 


b. 


9659. 


Roy, 




9660. 


Don Carlos, 




9661. 


Bertha, 




9662. 


Clarence Duank, 




9663. 


Lenora Ann, 




9664. 


Guy, 




9665. 


Emily Printha, 




9666. 


Betsey Olive, 




9667. 


Alford Chestnut, 




9668. 


Blanch, 





July 16, 1885, 

Apr. 6, 1886, 

Feb. 17, 1888, 

Feb. 15, 1891, 

July 3, 1892, 

May 1, 1894, Utah. 

Jan. 2, 1896, Arizona. 

May 1, 1898, Utah. 

Aug. 9, 1900, N. M. 



d. Feb. 15, 1886. 



(1 



[5298] Elder DUANE HAMBLIN,8 (Bro. of Sarah D.,) 

I b. Utah, Aug. 10, 1862; m. there, Dec. 5, 1885, Susan Virginia, dau. of Araer- 
'icus Vespucius and Polly Ann (Lane) Greer, b. Bargne Co., Texas, July 25, 1869; 
stock grower; Utah, until 1879; since, Arizona, Eagar, Ariz., 1901; Democrat; 
members of Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S., in which he is an elder; he mem- 
ber Y. M. M. I. A.; she W. N. R. So.; deputy sheriff, 1899; App. Arizona Ranger, 
Sept. 20, 1901, and had a fight with outlaws, Oct., 1901, in which two men were 
killed; a brave and daring man. 



936 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Children: 


9669. 


Mildred, 


9670. 


WiLMIRTH, 


9671. 


Geneva, 


9672. 


Polly, 



b. Mar. 22, 1890, Nutrioso. 
" Jan. 25, 1894, 
" Oct. 25, 1898, Ea^ar. 
" Jan. 14, 1900, St. John. 



. i 



[5299] ANNIE ELIZA HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Sarah D.,) 

b. Utah, Feb. 1, 1864; m. Nutrioso, Arizona, Sept. 11, 1882, Ezra Taft, sonof 
John Doyle, and Agatha Ann (Woolsey) Lee, b. Harmony, Utah, May 14, 1857; 
farmer; Nutrioso and SafFord, Ariz.: Republican; members of Church of Jesus 
Christ of L. D. S.; she member W. N. R. So. and Y. L. M. I. Asso. 

Children: 

b. Jan. 8, 1884, Nutrioso; d. Feb. 20, 1886. 



9673. 


Marcus Ezra, 


9674. 


William Oscar, 


9675. 


Linda, 


9676. 


Clara, 


9677. 


Wallace, 


9678. 


WiLLARD, 


9679. 


Joseph Haynes, 


9680. 


John America, 


9681. 


Edwin H., 


9682. 


Helen J., 



" June 16, 1885, 
" Nov. 24, 1887, " 
" Aug. 9, 1888, Satford. 
" July 31, 1890, Nutrioso. 
" Aug. 17, 1892, Johnson. 
" July 21, 1894, Tuba City. 
" Feb. 7, 1896, Pima. 
" Sept. 17, 1898, Safford. 
" Sept. 28, 1899, 



Feb. 22, 1886. 



[5301] CLARA HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Sarah D.,) 

b. Utah, Oct. 26, 1870; m. Safiford, Ariz,., Dec. 10, 1889, William Franklin, 

son of John Doyle and Rachael Andora (Woolsey) Lee, b. Harmony, Utah, Aug. 

5, 1872; farmer; Utah, until 1889: since, Arizona, Safford, 1900; Democrat. 
Ch. b. Safford: 



9683. Dora May, 

9684. William Franklin, 

9685. John Doyle, 

9686. Heber Lesley, 

9687. Raymond Duane, 

9688. Paria H., 



Nov. 1, 1891. 

Feb. 26, 1893. 

Nov. 8, 1894. 

Sept. 19, 1895; d. Feb. 10. 1899. 

Feb. 16, 1897. 

Sept. 25, 1898. 



[5302] SARAH PRISCILLA HAMBLIN,« (Sister of Sarah D.,) 

b. Nevada, Dec. 27, 1873; m. Arizona, Dec. 28, 1892, Thomas George, son of 
John and Sarah Ann (Edwards) Alger, b. Utah, Oct. 28, 1872; farmer; Nutrioso 
and Safford, Ariz.; Democrat; members Church of Jesus Christ of L. D.S.; he 
member Y. M. M. I. Asso.; she member W. N. R. So. 
Ch. b. Nutrioso: 

Aug. 11, 1893; dead. 

Dec. 26, 1894. 

Dec. 1, 1896; d. Mar. 16. 1896. 

Apr. 6, 1897. 

Nov. 26, 1898. 



9689. 
9690. 
9691. 
9692. 
9693. 



Thomas Haynes, 

Eld A, 

Lloyd, 

Leonard, 

Betsey, 



7 

W 



[5304] ELIZABETH HAMBLIN,^ (Oscar,' lsaiah,« Bamabas,^ Sylva- 

nus,* Elkanah,3 James,8i) b. Tooele, Utah, Aug. 30, 1856; m. Minersville, 

Utah, Jan. 10, 1877, Elder John Molen, son of Orrice CJlapp and Margaret Aon 



9ti95. 


Rettie, 


b 


9H96. 


Claka. 




9697. 


Mary A dell, 




9698. 


William. 




9699. 


Wallace Benj., 




9700. 


Claren^ce, 




9701. 


Claudius Hugh, 





EIGHTH GENERATION. 937 

(Molen) Murdock, b. Lehi, Utah, Sept. 11, 1852; farmer and stock dealer; Beaver 
City, Utah, since 1868: Republican; city councilman: assessor; members Church 
of Jesus Christ of L. D. S., in which he Is High Priest and High Councellor. 
She d. at birth of her only child, Minersville, Utah, Jan. 14, 1879. 
9694. A Child, d. infancy. 

[5307] Elder WILLIAM HAMBLIN,* (Bro. of Elizabeth,) 

b. Santa Clara, Utah, Apr. 27, 1862; m. St. George, Utah, Mar. 27, 1882, Frances 
Permelia, dau.of William and Lucy (Babcock) Wood, b. Minersville, Utah, Jan. 
1, 1862; farmer; moved with his parents from Santa Clara to Minersville, May 
1862, and resided there until fall of 1897; since. Fort Bridger, Wyo.; Republican; 
members Church of Jesus Christ of L.D. S. He Brest. Y. M.M.I. Asso.;she 
member W.N. R. So. and Brest, of the Primary Asso. 
Children: 

Dec. 19, 1882, Minersville. 

Aug. 20, 1884, " d. Mar. 4, 1889. 

July 1, 1886, " " May 3, 1888. 

Dec. 12, 1888, 

Feb. 17, 1891, Salt Lake City: d. Jan. 14, '92 

May 28, 1893, Minersville. 

May 11, 1896, " 

[5.308] Elder WALLACE HAMBLIN.s (Bro. of Elisabeth,) 

j b. Santa Clara, Utah. Apr. 27, 1862: m. St. George, Utah, Dec. 14, 1881, Ida 
Minerva, dau. of James Henry and Eveline (Walker) Rollins, b. Minersville, 
I Utah, Oct. 2, 1862; farmer; moved with his parents from Santa Clara to Miners- 
! vllle, May, 1862; resided there until the fall of 1897; since, Ft. Bridger, Wyo.; 
Republican; members of Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S., in which he is 
Teacher and holds the office of Seventy; member Y. M. M. I. Asso.; she mem- 
, ber W. N. R. So. 
I Ch. b. Minersville: 

9702. Wallace Eugene, 

9703. Claudius Lee, 

9704. Edwin Rollin, 

9705. Ida Melissa, 

9706. Addie Maneryia, 

9707. William Clark, 

9708. Henry Marcene, 

[5309] Elder OBED EDWIN HAMBLIN,8 (Edwin,' Isaiah.e Barnabas,^ 
Sylvanus.i Eikanah,^ ,Iames,2i) b. Brigham City, Utah, Feb. 3, 1856; m. Clover 
Valley, Nevada, July 19, 1883, Margaret, dau. of John Milton and Jane (Richie) 
Adair, b. Utah: blacksmith and farmer; Utah, until 1869; since, Nevada; Clover 
Valley, 1900; Democrat; member Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S., in which he 
is an elder. 

Children: 

9709. Edwin Obed, b. Mar. 8, 1885, Gunlock. ■ 

9710. Veva, " Apr. 8, 1887, Nevada; d. Feb. 19, 1901. 

9711. Bertha, " July 19, 1890, 

9712. Olive, " Mar. 17, 1892, 

9713. Guy Franklin, " Jan. 17, 1896, " 

9714. IsABELL, " Jan. 8, 1898, 

9715. Angus Jay, " Nov. 15, 1901, 



Dec. 


12, 


1882. 


Dec. 


3, 


1884. 


Jan. 


19, 


1887. 


Feb. 


6, 


1891. 


Feb. 


6, 


1891. 


Sept. 


20, 


1893. 


Nov. 


18, 


1896. 



! 



938 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[5311] HANNAH MARIAH HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Obed E.,) 

b. Santa Clara, Utah, Dec. 12, 1859; m. Pioche, Lincoln Co., Nev., May 27, 

1883, Thomas Walter, son of Robert and Mary Elizabeth (Perkins) Logan, b. 

Washoe, Nev., May 29, 1861: stock raiser and miner: Pioche, 1883; Mohave, Ariz., 

1884-90; Belmont, Nev., 1902; sheriff of Nye Co., Nev.; she member Church of 

Jesus Christ of L. D. S. 

Children: [Warburton, Jr. 



9716. 


Annie Eltz^ 


^BETH, 


b. 


Apr. 


11, 


1884, 


Lincoln Co 


9717. 


Jessie, 




u 


Jan. 


4, 


1887, 


Mohave Co 


9718. 


Josephine, 




a 


Apr. 


22, 


1889, 


U (1 


9719. 


Hazel, 




(( 


Sept. 


27, 


1891, 


Lincoln " 


9720. 


AlMEE, 




1. 


July 


8, 


1894, 


Nye 


9721. 


Jay Edwin, 




u 


Jan. 


3, 


1898, 


i » ii 


9722. 


Thelma Kate, 


a 


Nov. 


2, 


1898, 


ii U 



[5313] SARAH ANN HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Obed E.,) 

b. Pinto, Utah, Aug. 1, 1863; m. Salt Lake City, Utah, Sept. 19, 1889, David 

Raymond, son of Peter and Catherine (Cook) Sinclair, b. Salt Lake City, Sept. 

20, 1861; ranchman; Victor, Idaho; members Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S. 





Children: 






9723. 


Raymond, 


b. June 16, 1890, 


Salt Lake City. 


9724. 


Katie, 


"Jan. 28, 1892, 


Rexburg, Idaho. 


9725. 


David Guy, 


" Oct. 4, 1893, 


Victor, 


9726. 


Earl Edwin, 


" Oct. 22, 1895, 


(1 (i 


9727. 


Paul Eugene, 


" Oct. 14, 1899, 




[5314] 


JOSEPHINE HAMBLIN,8 


(Sister of Obed O.,) 


b. Pinto 


Utah, Nov. 9, 1864; 


m. Panaca, Nev 


., July 1, 1891, Joseph, son of 



1^ 



Asaph and Mary (Businback) Rice, b. Panaca, Dec. 2, 1851; merchant; Panaca; 
members of Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S. 





Ch. b. Panaca: 








9728. 


Rena, 


Apr. 


13, 


1892. 


9729. 


Ekma, 


Apr. 


13, 


-1894. 


9730. 


Lloyd Raymond, 


Feb. 


6, 


-1897. 


9731. 


Ekederick Joseph, 


July 


23, 


1899. 


9732. 


Lee Arnold, 


Oct. 


2, 


1901. 



[5315] JOSEPH PETER HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Obed E.,) 

b. Pinto, Utah, Nov. 28, 1866; m. St. George, Utah, Apr. 30, 1895, Charlotte 

Lucinda, dau. of John Milton and Eliza Jane (Richey) Adair, b. Washington, 

Utah, Oct. 2, 1873; farmer and stock grower; Clover Valley, Nev., until 1900; 

since, Victor, Idaho; Democrat; members of Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S. 

Children: 

9733. May, b. May 14, 1896, Clover Valley: d. Feb. 15, 1897 

9734. Joseph Cyril, " Jan. 4, 1898, " " 

9735. Myrtle Vivian, " May 5, 1900, Panaca. 

9736. William Clyde, " Mar. 27, 1902. Victor. 



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EIGHTH GENERATION. 939 

[5316] EMMA HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Obed E.,) 

b. Gunlock, Utah, Dec. 18, 1869: m. Logan, Cache Co., Utah, Oct. 12, 1892, 
Andrew, son of Esais and Balinda (Miles) Edwards, b. Millville, Utah, Sept. 15, 
1865; farmer; Victor, Idaho; members of Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S. 
Children: 

9737. Haynes Andrew, b. July 7, 1893, Oxford. 

9738. Veva Balinda, " Feb. 1, 1896, Victor. 

9739. Lafell HA3IBLIN, " June 18, 1898, '• 

9740. Lacell Miles, " June 18, 1898, " 

[5319J ARAMINDA HAMBLIN,^ (Francis M.,^ lsaiah,« Barnabas,^ Syl- 

anus,* Elkanah,3 James,2i) b. Santa Clara, Utah, Aug. 2, 1862; m. St. George, 

Utah, June 24, 1883, George, son of Nathan and Mary Ellen (Plunkett) Adams, 

b. Washington, June 7, 1860: stockman; Kanab, Utah: Republican; members 

of Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S.; she member W. N. R. So. 





Ch. b. Kanab: 






9741. 


Ruth Elizabeth, 


Aug. 


23, 1884. 


9742. 


George James, 


May 


10, 1886. 


9743. 


William Frederick, 


Dec. 


25, 1887. 


9744. 


Mary Ellen, 


Apr. 


8, 1890. 


9745. 


MiNDA, 


Feb. 


23, 1893. 


9746. 


Francis Marion, 


Jan. 


30, 1896: d. Feb. 22, 1896 


9747. 


Tamer, 


May 


17, 1898. 



[5320] WILLIAM FREDERICK HAMBLIN,* (Bro. of Araminda,) 
b. Eagle Valley, Nev., Mar. 28, 1864; m. Kanab, Utah, May 8, 1895, Cecelia, 

dau of Elijah and Johanna Christena (Nelson) Averett, b. Kanab, Mar. 19, 1875; 

stock grower; Kanab; Republican; members of Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S. 

Ch. b. Kanab: 

9748. Susie, Feb. 21, 1896. 

9749. William Frederick, Nov. 1, 1898. 

[5321] FRANCIS MARION HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Araminda,) 

b. Eagle Valley, Nev., June 6, 1866: m. Kanab, Utah, Jan. 22, 1886, Rose 

Anna Jane, dau. of Joseph Guernsey and Esther Brown, b. Draper, Utah, Aug. 

28, 1865; farmer; Kanab; Rebublican; members of Church of Jesus Christ of 

L. D. S. 

Ch. b. Kanab: 

9750. Rose, Dec. 26, 1886. 

9751. Francis Marion, June 7, 1889. 

9752. Alta, Oct. 2, 1891. 

9753. Para, Mar. 26, 1894. 

9754. Elizabeth, Apr. 28, 1896. 

9755. I LA, Aug. 24, 1898. 

[5323] SCYTHA SOLENA HAMBLIN,^ (Sister of Araminda,) 

b. Eagle Valley, Nev., Feb. 10, 1870; m. St. George, Utah, Joel Hills, son 

of Nephi and Mandana (Merrill) Johnson, b. Virgin, Utah, Nov, 16, 1860; 

merchant: Virgin, 1860-8; since, Kanab, Utah; Republican; members Church of 

Jesus Christ of L. D. S.; she member W. N. R. So. 



940 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Ch. b. Kanab: 








9756. 


Pearl, 


Jan. 


20, 


1892. 


9757. 


Wiley Lamare, 


Apr 


6, 


1894. 


9758. 


Wtlmirth, 


Sep. 


10, 


1899. 



[5324J MARY ANN HAMBLIN,« (Sister of Araminda, ) 

b. Kanab, Utah, April 14, 1873: m. St. George, Utah, Jan. 22, 1891, Sixtus 
Ellis, son of Nephi and Mandana (Merrill) Johnson, b. Virgin, Utah, Jan. 3, 
1870; stock grower; Virgin, until 1873; since, Kanab; Republican: members of 
Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S. 



Ch. b. Kanab: 

9759. Edna. Dec. 15, 1891. 

9760. Sixths Ellis, Feb. 7, 1893: d. Feb. 10, 1893. 

9761. Annie, Mar. 7, 1895. 

9762. William Frederick, Oct. 21, 1898. 



i 






[5327] ISAIAH HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Araminda,) 

b. Kanab, Utah, Apr. 1, 1879: m. there, Dec. 25,1900,Tamer,dau. of William 

Thomas and Fannie (Little) Stewart, b. Kanab, May 3, 1880: cattle grower: 

Kanab; Republican; members of Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S-; she member 

Y. L. M. I. Asso. 

Ch. b. Kanab: 

9763. Elizabeth, Oct., 1901. 

9764. Isaiah Stewart, Dec. 28, 1902. 



[5329] DAPHNE JANE HAMBLIN,^ (Frederic,^ 'isalah.s Barnabas,^ 
Sylvanus,! Elkanah,3 James,2i) b. Santa Clara, Utah, Nov. 6, 1860; m. St. George, 
Utah, Apr. 8, 1881, Samuel Edward, son of Samuel and Sarah Jane Lewis, b, 
Parowan, Utah, July 17, 1854; farmer; Utah and Arizona; and Ramah, N. M., 
1903; Democrat; members Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S.; Bishop of Ramah; 
member Y. M. M. I. Asso.; she member W. N. R. So. 



Children: 

9765. Orson Frederic, 

9766. Samuel Edward, 

9767. Francis Asa, 

9768. Frances Linda, 

9769. Daphne Tamer, 

9770. Benj. Tarlton, 

9771. Jesse Duane, 

9772. Gilbert Vernon, 

9773. RUDGER, 



b. Jan. 6, 1882, Alpine. 

" Dec. 5, 1883, Ramah. 

" Oct. 21, 1885, 

" Dec. 24, 1887, 

" Apr. 11, 1890, 

" July 24, 1892, 

" Jan. 17, 1895, 

" May 30, 1897, 

" June 30, 1900, 



[5330] FRANCES MELISSA HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Daphne J.,) 
b. Utah, Oct. 27, 1863; ra. May 11, 1882, John Sidney, son of Charles Allen 
and Lydia Burk, b. Cal., July 11, 1853; farmer; California, 1853-6: Utah, until 
1877; since, Arizona, Eager, Ariz., 1899; Republican; she member Church of 
Jesus Christ of L. D. S., and W. N. R. So. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 941 





Ch. b. Arizona: 








9774. 


Frances Jane, 


May 4, 


1884. 




9775. 


Lydia Pearl, 


Apr. 2, 


1886; 


d. July 17, 1887 


9776. 


Melissa Maud, 


Feb. 1, 


1888, 


" Mar. 31, 1898 


9777. 


Charles Allan, 


Feb. 18, 


1890. 




9778. 


Prudum, 


May 26, 


1892. 




9779. 


Daphne, 


Aug. 19, 


1894. 




9780. 


John Sidney, 


Dec. 10, 


1896. 




9781. 


Frederic Ha3iblin, 


Jan. 27, 


1899. 




9782. 


Bernice, 


Apr. 11, 


1902, 


Eagar. 



9783. 


Harriet, 


9784. 


Maryetta, 


9785. 


Winnie, 


9786. 


William, 



[5332] OLIVE ADELINE HAMBLIN,* (Sister of Daphne J.,) 
b. Eagleville, Nev., Jan. 4, 1870, m. Socorro Co., N. M., Dec. 12, 1894, Wil- 
liam Lee, b. Jackson Co., Mo., Aug. 22, 1859; stock grower; Luna, N. M. 
Ch. b. N. M.: 

Feb. 10, 1896. 
Dec. 15, 1897. 
April 6, 1900. 
Aug, 22, 1902. 

[5342] EDWARD JENNEY HAMBLIN,^ (Ruben,76 Benjamin,'^ Reuben,* 
Elkanah,3 James, ^i) b. Fairhaven, Mass., 1813; m. Nantucket, Mass., Keziah 
Yellette; res. New Bedford, where he d. Apr. 28, 1848. 
Children: 

9787.* Ellen Patten, Apr. 23, 1845. 

9788. Josiah; went to Kansas, 

9789. A Child; d. young, 

[5344] EMELINE HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Edward J.,) 

b. Jan. 17, 1821; m. Wareham, Mass., by Rev. S. Knott, Jr., Jan. 21, 1841, 
Joseph Millett, Jr., of Wareham; res. Fairhaven, Mass.; both d. Fairhaven. 

Children: 

9790. Henry; res. Brockton, Mass. 

9791. Joseph. 

[5345] BETSEY STURDIVANT HAMBLIN,^ {Nathaniel,^ Reuben,« V 
j Benjamin, 5 Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Wareham, Mass., Aug. 27, 1820; 
'm. there, by Rev. Samuel Nott, Jr., Mar. 30, 1845, Alexander, son of Elisha and 
Betsey (Clark) Swift,* b. Wareham, Jan. 26, 1821; iron worker; Wareham; Re- 
publican; constable and deputy sheriff. He d. Wareham, July 6, 1885. 

Ch. b. Wareham: 

9792. Elisha, Feb. 22, 1847; d. same day. 

9793. Lunette June, June 1,1848," " <' , 
9794.*^ Martha Briggs, Sept. 29, 1849. 

9795.* Ada Augusta, Jan. 2, 1852. 

9796. Avis Bell, Apr. 7, 1854; d. Mar. 31, 1856. 

9797.* ^LucY Ellis, Apr. 27, 1856. 

9798. Lucius Alexander, July 22, 1860: d. Mar. 21, 1888, unm. 

* For Swift see note 121. 



942 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[534H] MARY ANN GIBBS HAMBLIN.^ (Sister of Betsey S.,) 

b. Wareham, Mass., Nov. 12, 1822: m. East Wareham, July 30, 1846, Hon. 
Israel Franklin, son of Israel and Rebecca Nickerson;* carpenter; Rochester, 
Mass.; removed to Canabridgeport, Mass.; Republican; representative, Mass./ 
legislature. Both d. Cambridgeport. 
Ch. b. Rochester: 
Anna. 

Maky; m. William Hazen. 
Josephine; d. young. 



9799.* 

9800. 

9801. 



/ [5347] MAHALA SMITH HAMBL1N,« (Sister of Betsey S.,) | 

;' b. AVareham, Mass., Feb. 13, 1825; m. Providence, R. I., Isaac Brown; police- 

man; Providence; she d. Willimantic, Ct.; he d. Providence. 
No issue. 





[5348] ISABELLA SEABURY HAMBLIN,* (Sister of Betsey S.,) 
b. Wareham, Mass., May 13, 1827; m. there, by Rev. Richard B. Eldridge, 
Jan. 19, 1848, Amos B.,^ son of Capt. Eli and Rox;i«Bia, (Williams) Adams, t b. 
Readfleld, Mar. 4, 1822; clerk; Waremam; removed to Willimantic, Ct.; insur- 
ance agent. 

Children: 

Ella Maria, b. Jan. 17, 1849, Wareham. 

Emma Isabel, 
Horace Amos, 
Myra Mary, 



9802.* 

9803. 

W804.* 

9805. 

9806.* 



Jan. 12, 1850, Boston; d. Aug. 18, '«7, 
Aug. 6, 1853, Wareham. _ 

Aug. 30, 1855, Carver; d. 1857. 



Carroll Beauharnois, " Aug. 30, 1855, Windham. 



[5349] PHEBE MARIA HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Betsey S.,) 

b. Wareham, Mass., July 21, 1829; m. there, by Rev. George Cryer, Sept. 2( 
1856, Enos Burt, son of William S. Phillips, b. Taunton, Mass., 1832: moulder] 
Providence, R. I.; removed to Cambridge, Mass.: she d. Cambridgeport, Mass. 
hem. 2d, Rochester, Amanda Melvina Hamblin, sister of 1st wife, who d. Cam- 
bridgeport. He m. 3d, Martha B. Swift.J He d. Cambridgeport. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Cambridgeport: 

9807. Albert Enos; d. young. 

[5350] NATHAN CHAPMAN HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Betsey S.,) 
b. Wareham, Mass., Mar. 17, 1832; m. there, Susan F., dau. of John W., and 
Rebecca Griffith, b. Carver, Mass., 1834; nailor; Wareham and Rochester. He 
d. Wareham; she m. 2d, May 29, 1867, Marcus M. Benson; res. Fairhaven, Mass. 
Ch. b. Wareham: 

9808. Othello Chapman, June 1, 1853; d. May 6, 1861, Rochester. 

9809. Annie, Apr. 10, 1855; m. and died. ^. 

[5351] TIRZAH SEABURY HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Betsey S.,) 
b, Wareham, Mass., June 16, 1834: m. there, by Rev. Lucius Holmes, Sept 
11, 1853, Amos P., son of Ansel and Laura Kenney, b. 1831; machinest; Cam- 
bridge, and Jamaca Plain, Mass. 

* Fop Nickerson see note 341. 
+ Note 461. Capt. ELI ADAMS,6 (Stephen.s Obadiah,* John,3 Edward.z Henry.i) 

* For Swift see note 121. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 943 





Children: 




9810. 


Celeste; 


d. in infancy 


9811. 


Charles; 


unmarried. 


9812. 


JUDSON. 




9813. 


Maby Isabel, 


d. unm. 


9814. 


A Daughter, 


" young. 



[5352] ELIZA VALENTINE HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Betsey S.,) 
b. Wareliam, Mass., Mar. 21, 1839; m. Lucius Atwood; farmer; Carver, Mass., 
where she died. He remarried. 
No issue. 

[5355] HARVEY MINDWELL HAMBLIN,* (Drusilla,' Reuben," Ben- 

jamin,5 Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,^!) b. Marion, Mass., Nov. 23, 1821: m. 

New Bedford, Mass., Feb. 15, 1857, Mary A.," dau. of Ammiel and Mary Perry 

(Avery) Weeics,* b. Plymouth, Mass., July 26, 1828; farmer; Marion. Both d. 

Marion; he Mar. 13, 1898; she July 29, 1888. 

! Ch. b. Marion: 

9815. Rhoda Ann, Jan. 20, 1859; d. Dec. 10, 1893, unm. 

9816.* Drucilla Frances, Jan. 1, 1861. 

9817. William Hervey, Nov. 30, 1863; d. Feb. 23, 1864. 

9818. Andrew Jackson, June 7, 1866; unm. 1899. 
9819.* Georgiana, Aug. 28, 1869. 

[5359] JULIA D'AUBGNE HAMBLIN,« (Ellianah,^ Reuben,« Benja- 
min, ^ Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James, 2») b. Wareham, Mass., Dec. 25, 1825; m. there, 
b. Rev. Samuel Nott, Jr., Feb. 17, 1846, Peter Frank, son of Peter Frank and 
Catherine (Prentiss) Hollywood, b. Canton, N. Y., Aug. 9, 1821; merchant tailor; 
North Bridgewater, now Brockton, Mass., since 1845; Republican; Freemason; 
i^he Cong. 
■ Ch. b. N. Bridgewater: 



9820. 


Alice, 


Dec. 23, 1846; d. Dec. 27, 1846. 


9821.* 


Peter Frank, 


Sept. 1, 1847. 


9822.* 


George H., 


July 31, 1849. 


9823.* 


Jennie Prentiss, 


Aug. 27, 1851. 


9824. 


Stephen Swift, 


Aug. 17, 1854; d. May 20, 1856. 


9825.* 


Joseph Millett, 


Oct. 10, 1856. 



[5360] SARAH PLUMMER HAMBLIN,' (Sister of Julia D.,) 

b. Wareham, Mass., Aug. 17, 1827; m. there, by Rev. Samuel Nott, Jr., June 
17, 1849, Capt. Stephen, son of Stephen and Eunice Swift, t b. 1819; master mar- 
ner; Wareham; whaler. Both d. Brockton, Mass.; he about 1893. 

Ch. b. Wareham: 

9826.* Louisa McKeehbn, Jan. 28, 1856. 



1 



[5361] JANE MILLIS HAMBLIN,* {Sister of Julia D.,) 

b. Wareham, Mass., Sept. 19, 1829; m. there, by Rev. Samuel Nott, Jr., 
ug. 31, 1857, Capt. Benjamin Ricketts, son of Benjamin and Louisa (Poole) 



* Note 463. AMMIEL, WEEKS,8 ( Ammiel,^ 6 5 George,* AmmieI,S8 George.i) 
+ For Swift for see note 121. 



944 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Butman, b. N. Y. City; master mariner; New York; he commanded the John 
Currier, Hampden, Mary Stetson, Sarah and Celia, St. Mark, and Plymouth Rock, 
between N. Y., and European ports: owner of the Hampden and St. Mark. He 
graduated Wilbraham College. He d. London, England, from a fall on the Ply- 
mouth Bock, May 26, 1874. She res. Wareham. 
Children: 

9827.* Alice Claire, b. June 24, 1858, Charleston, S. C. 

9828.* Percival Francis, " Dec. 18, 1861, Liverpool. 

9829.* Arthur Benjamin, " Oct. 30, 1866, Yonkers. 

9830.* Harold Ricketts, " Sept. 10, 1868, " 

[5363] MARGARET CLARK HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Julia D.,) 

b. Wareham, Mass., Feb. 22, 1837; m. there, by Rev. Leander Cobb, Aug. 11, 

1859, Joseph Sanford, son of Abner and Eleanor (Sanford) Pitts, b. Taunton, 

Mass., 1828; jeweller: Taunton; Republican. 
Ch. b. Taunton: 

9831. Annie Provost; m. George H. Colby, of Taunton. 

[5380] CHARLES WARREN HOWLAND,* (Nathaniel W.,^ Nathaniel,^ 

Abigail Hamblin,^ Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Athens, N. Y., Mar. 

20, 1839; m. 1st, Dec. 4, 1862, Eliza O. VanLoan, of Athens, who d. 1864; m. 2d, 

1868, Elixa J. Seaman, of Athens; merchant, in partnership with his father, 

firm of Howland & Son. 

Ch. b. Athens: 

9832. Frank Seaman, Sept. 5, 1869. 

[5381] FRANCIS N. HOWLAND,8 (Bro. of Charles W.,) 

b. Athens, N. Y., Oct. 7, 1844; m. Oct. 7, 186S, Mary A. Nichols, b. 1846; res. 
N. Y. City, 1885. 

Ch. b. N.Y. City: 

9833. Annie, Apr. 21, 1872. 

9834. Charles F., Sept. 1, 1874. 

[5383] LEWIS B. FISH,8 (Lewin.^ Betsey Howland,« Abigail Hamblin,* 
Reuben,* Elkanah,3 James,2i) b. Chatham, Oniario, Oct. 20, 1821: m. Brain- 
tree, Vt., Dec. 20, 1842, Martha Lull, dau. of Freeman C. and Susan (Kitridge) 
Norton, b. Hartland or Windsor, Vt., Dec. 25. 1821; carpenter; Randolph, Vt., 
1823-1854: Bellows Falls, 6 months; Montpelier. 12 yeare; St. Albans, 15 years; 
since. Palmer, Mass.; Republican; Epis.; she d. Palmer, Apr. 6, 1883. 

Children: 

9835. Edward Orville, b. Feb. 17, 1847, Randolph: d Jan. 27, '68 unm 

9836. Chas. Everard, " Nov. 23, 1853, Bellows Falls. 

[5384] BENJAMIN ELIHU FISH,8 (Bro. of Lewis B.,) 

b. W. Randolph, Vt., Nov. 3, 1822; m. 1st, Oct., 1848, Martha Laurens, dau. 
of Oliver and Hannah (Graves) Gleason, b. Pittsfleld, Vt., Feb. 20, 1826: Epis.; 
she d. Woodstock, Ohio. Sept. 10, 1857; m. 2d, Woodstock, Feb., 1858, Mary 
Gleason, sistej: of first wife, b. Pittsfleld, Mar. 20, 1821; Presb; saddler; West 
Randolph; removed to Woodstock, Ohio, June, 1851; Syracuse, Neb., 1882; re- 



I 





Children: 


9841. 


Edwin Verone, 


9842. 


Ai.aiA Velora, 


9843. 


Helen Maria, 


9844. 


William James, 


9845. 


Annie, 


984H. 


Alice R., 


9847. 


Edwin John, 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 945 

turned to Woodstock, 1884; later Wapakaneta, Ohio; Republican; private, D, 
134 Ohio inf. Vols., enlisted May 1864: dis. Sept., 1864. 
Children: 
9837.* Martha Amanda, b. Nov. 28, 1849, W. Randolph. 

9838. Charles Benjamin, " Apr. 20, 1851, " d. Aug. 2, '74. 

9839. Hannah, " Feb. 6, 1854, Woodstock; " Feb. 14^ '55. 
9840.* Mary Gleason, '• Apr. 14, 1857, " 



[5386] HELEN M. FISH,^ (Sister of Lewis B.,) b. Randolph, Vt., Oct. 
3, 1827: m. there, Mar. 3, 1847, William, son of James and Sophia (Brown) 
Hutchinson, b. Randolph, Jan. 24, 1823; farmer and editor; Randolph, until 1856; 
merchant. Lawrence, Kansas, until 1861; State Senator, 1859-60; since, govern- 
ment clerk, Washington, D. C; Republican; Unitarians. She d. Washington, 
June 25, 1898. 

Children: 

b. May 28, 1848, Randolph; d. Sept. 26, '49. 
" Mar. 22, 1851, " " Jan. 6, 1857. 

" June 19, 1854, " m. Prof. Lewis Boss. 

" Oct. 5, 1857, Lawrence, unm. 1899. 
" Apr. 28, 1864, Washington; d. Sept. 22, '64 
" Mar. 22, 1866, " unm. 1899. 

" Mar. 31, 1869, " d. Sept. 3, '71. 

[5387] HANNAH N. FISH,8 (Sister of Lewis B.,) 

b. Randolph, Vt., Mar. 22, 1829; m. there, Sept. 13, 1853, Curtis A. Carpen- 
ter,* b. Norwich, Vt., Feb. 18, 1826; blacksmith; Randolph; Lebanon, N. H., 
since 1872; Republican; corporal, C, 15th Vt. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Sept. 11, 1862; 
dis. Aug. 5, 1863; member James P. Perry Post, G. A. R.; Congs. 
Ch. b. Randolph: 

9848. Willis Eugene, July 30, 1854. 

9849. Nettie Eliza, Oct. 22, 1857; d. Feb. 1, 1858. 

9850. Della May, May 27, 1859. 
9851.* Elmer Ellsworth, June 24, 1861. 

[5390] ARNOLD BURCH FISH,* (Bro. of Lewis B.,) 

b. Randolph, Vt., Sept. 12, 1833; m. Rochester, Vt., Jan. 5, 1858, Amelia 
Maria, dau. of John and Olive Lucinda (Walbridge) Pearson, b. Randolph, July 
5, 1836: carpenter and clerk in store; Randolph; she Christian. 

* Note 463. The noble family of Carpenter is of great antiquity in Hertford and other 
parts of England. In 1303, John Carpenter 1 appears; he was member of Parliament for Les- 
kard, in Cornwall, 1333. From him descends a long line of descendants, viz.: Richard.s .Tohn.si 
William,5 .Tames.e John,7 William.s The latter was father of the immigrant. 

American Pedigree. 

WILLIAM CARPENTER,! b. 1575, of London, Eng., son of William,* above, came to 
America, with his son William, in the Beiiis, 1638, and returned in the same ship. 

WILLIAM CARPENTER,2 b. 1605. Came with his father, and wife Abigail, in the Bevis, 
1638; farmer; Rehoboth, Mass.; freeman, Weymouth, Mass, May 13, 1640; representative, Wey- 
mouth, 1641-3; constable, 1641 ; admitted inhabitant of Rehoboth, Mar. :2ii, 1645; freeman, there, 
June, 1645; representative same year. He was the friend of Gov. Bradford, who m. his cousin 
Alice.— Carpenter Genealogy. 



946 THE HAMLm FAMILY. 

Ch. b. Randolph: 

9852. Benjamin Burch, Oct. 6, 1858; d. Mar. 23, 1859. 

9853.* Ernest Elton, July 19, 1863. 

9854. Ferda Pearson, Feb. 15, 1866; unm. 1899. 

9855. Galen Burch, .June 24, 1869, " " 
9856.* Electa Amelia, June 80, 1871. 

[5394] SARAH ABBIE FISH,^ (Benjamin,^ Betsey Howland,^ Abigail 
Hamblin,5 Reuben,* Elkanah.3 James,2i) b. Sandwich, Mass., May 1, 1846; m. 
New Bedford, Mass., Apr. 4, 1867, Laban Paddock, son of Heman and Sylvia G. 
(Holway*) Crocker,t b. Nantucket, Mass., Feb. 17, 1840; mechanic; Forestdale, 
Mass.; Independent; Friend: she Cong. 
Ch. b. Cotuit: 

9857.* Justus Howland, Mar. 1, 1868. 

9858. Lucy Sampson, July 5, 1869; d. May 5, 1880. 

9859.* Joseph Holway, Aug. 18, 1871. 

[5395] LEWIN H. FISH.8 (Bro. of Sarah A.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Mar. 2, 1848; m. New Haven, Ct., July 1, 1877, Sylvia S., 

dau. of William H. and Catherine Stannard, b. Westbrook, Ct., Apr. 2, 1840; 

carpenter; New Haven; Republican; member Pyramia Lodge 45, A.O. U.W.; 

Congs. 

Ch. b. New Haven: 

9860. Fidelia C, Aug. 4, 1878: d. Aug. 6, 1878. 

9861. Lewin B., Nov. 5, 1879; " unm. 1901. 

[5396] NATHANIEL H. F1SH,8 (Susanna,' Betsey Howland.« Abigail 

Hamlin,5 Reuben,''Elkanah,3 James,2i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Feb. 6, 1825; m. , 

dau. of Edmund and Chloe Lumbert,! b. Falmouth, Mass.; baker: Charlestown, 
Sandwich and Cataumet; Republican; Methodist; private, G, 1st Mass. Cav., 
served 33 months; Pensioner. He d. Soldier Home, Chelsea, Mass., June 13, 1901. 

[5.398] BENJAMIN FRANKLIN FISH,8 (Bro. of Nathaniel H.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Nov. 6. 1827; m. Charlestown, Mass., June 6, 1847, 
Eliza Waitt, dau. of William Howard, b. Maiden, Mass.; painter; Sandwich, 
Mass., Woodstock, Vt., Medford and Charlestown, Mass.: member of Howard 
Lodge 22, I. O. O. F.; she d. North Woburn, Mass. Aug. 31, 1883. 
Ch. b. Charlestown: 

9862.* Benjamin Franklin, July 4, 1848. 

9863.* Susan Eliza, Jan. 7, 1851. 

9864.* Howard William, Dec. 25, 1852. 

9865.* Edwin Herbert, Aug. 2, 1855. 

9866.* Charles Sumner, Dec. 21, 1857. 

9867. Addie, May 13, 1800; d. Oct. 24, 1864. 

9868.* Carrie Sophia, June 5, 1862. 

9869.* Lizzie Hamlen, July 22, 1864. 

9870.* Henry Clinton, Nov. 12, 1866. 

9871.* Walter Sherman, Nov. 5, 1868. 

9872. George, July 2, 1871; d. Nov. 16, 1874. 

9873.* Grace Louise, Sept. .30, 1873. 
9874. Albert, Oct. 29, 1875. 



• Note 464. .JOSEPH HOLWAY settled at Sandwich, Mass., as early as 1641; where his 
descendants still live, and the name common. 

+ For Crocker see notes 35, 39 and 78. 

* For Lumbert see note 43. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 947 

[5400] BRADDOCK EDSON FISH,« (Bro. of Nathaniel H.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Dec. 7, 1831; ra. 1st, there, Dec, 1834, Elizabeth, dau. 
of Ansel and Mehitable Tobey, b. Sandwich. Mar. 3, 183.5; Methodist: she d. 
Sandwich, Apr. 13, 1863; m. 2d, Ciiarlestown, Mass., May, 1873, Henrietta N., 
dau. of John and Nancy Carlisle, b. Bangor, Me., Feb. 4, 1852; Cong.; she d. 
Cambridge, Mass., .June 25, 1888; m. 3d, Boston, Mass., Oct., 1893, Fanny B., 
dau. of Charles Henry and Georgianna( Brown) Sanger, b. Concord, N. H., June 
28, 1859; Unitarian: merchant; Sandwich, 1854-64; Charlestown, 1864-76; Cam- 
bridge, 1876-88: Braintree, 1901; Republican; Freemason; Methodist. 
Ch. by 1st wife, b. Sandwich: 

9875. Addie E., Aug. 1856. 

9876. Albert 1., Nov. 1860; d. Aug. 3, 1863. 

9877. Frederick W., Aug. 1863. 

By 2d wife: 

9878. Florence Gertrude, b. Feb. 25, 1875, Charlestown; unm. 1901. 

9879. Harry Edgar, " June 4, 1881, Cambridge, " " 

[54011 OBED M. FISH,8 (Bro. of Nathaniel H.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Nov. 27, 1833; unmarried; machinist; Boston, Mass.; 
Republican; Methodist. Lieut. F, 2d Mass. H. Art. He d. Boston, June 19, 1869 

[5403] SUMNER B. FISH,* (Bro. of Nathaniel H.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Feb., 1838; unmarried; machinist; Boston, Mass.; Re- 
publican; Methodist; member Charlestown Cadets, 1st Mass. Inf. Vols.; killed 
Bull Run, July, 1861. 

[5404] CAROLINE HOWLAND JONES,^ (Abigail Fish,' Betsey How- 
land,^ Abigail Hamblin,^ Reuben,* Elkanah,3 Janies,2i) b. Randolph, Vt., 
Dec. 15, 1831; m. George Washington Chandler; she d. Keene, N. H., Feb. 18, 
' 1891. 

[5405] SUSAN AUGUSTA JONES,8 (Sister of Caroline H., ) 

b, Randolph, Vt., Aug. 2, 1834; m. Sandwich, Mass., July 18, 1861, Zenas, son 
I of Zenas and Rebecca (Sampson) Crocker,* b. Cotuit, Mass., June 7, 1831; mer- 
chant and cranberry grower; Cotuit; Republican; Freemason; Methodists. He 



d. Santuit, 


Nov. 22, 1898. 

Ch. b. Cotuit: 






9880. 


Hattie Estella, 


Aug. 


3, 1862; unm. 1901. 


9881.* 


Zenas, 


Jan. 


6, 1864. 


9882.* 


Ellen Maria, 


Apr. 


11, 1868. 


9883.* 


Francis Herbert, 


Sept. 


21, 1872. 



[5406] ABBY AMANDA JONES,* (Sister of Caroline H.,) 

b. Woodstock, Vt., July 25, 1836; m. John L. Moses of Randolph, Vt. 

[5407] NANCY ELIZABETH JONES,8 (Sister of Caroline H.,) 
b. Woodstock, Vt., May 28, 1838; m. there, Mar. 23, 1857, Sylvanus, son of 
Sylvanus and Sally (Pratt) Chamberlin, b. Pomfret, Vt., Jan. 25, 1834; woolen 

* For Crocker see notes 35, 39 and 78. 



948 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



II 





Children: 








9890. 


William, 


b. 


Oct. 1864, 


Sandwich. 


9891. 


Alice P., 


i i 


Aug. 1866, 


11 


9892. 


Lydia E., 


" 


Oct. 1868, 


Santuit: unm. 1899. 


9893. 


Susan A., 


(1 


Jan. 1871, 


11 


9894. 


Martha P., 


(( 


Feb. 1877, 


" d. Oct. 2, 1888. 


9895. 


Laura C, 


11 


Oct. 1881, 


" unm. 1899. 



* For Nye see note 34. 

+ Per Brewster see note 391. 

* For Barnes see note 116. 
? For Jones see note 340. 



finisher; Woodstock, Vt., and East Dedham, Mass.: Republican; member Lodge n 
31, A.F. & A.M.; Christian; Sergt. B, 12 Vermont Inf. Vols. 
Ch. b. Woodstock: 

9884.* Augustus Jones, b. Sept. 15, 1859, 

9885.* William Ellsworth, " Feb. 8, 1865. 

[5410] EMMA MAY JONES,^ (Sister of Caroline H.,) 

b. Woodstock, Vt., May, 1, 1853; m. West Randolph, Vt., Dec. 23, 1871, 

James E., son of Thomas Riley, b. Barnard, Vt., Jan. 1, 1842: cabinet-maker; 

Randolph, Vt.; removed to Detroit, Mich., 1879; Worcester, Mass., since July, 

1880; Republican; she Cong. He d. Worcester, Nov. 2, 1896. 
Ch. b. W. Randolph: 
9886.* James Leon, Feb. 6, 1873. 

9887. Edward Orville, Apr. 9, 1874: unm. 1902. 

[5411] MARGARET C. FISH,^ (Chlpraan,' Betsey Howland,^ Abigail 
Hamblin,6 Reuben,* Elkanah.^ James,2i) b. Sandwich, Mass., July 12, 1842; m. 
Plymouth, Mass., Oct. 13, 1866, James H., son of Josiah F. and Sarah E. Nye.* 
b. Sandwich, Jan. 21, 1840; hay and grain dealer; East Bridgewater and Brock- 
ton, Mass.; Republican; member Paul Revere Lodge, I. O. O. F.: Commercial 
Club, and Board of Trade, Brockton. She d. Brockton, Dec. 12, 1893. 
Ch. b. Brockton: 

9888. Florence G., Aug. 31, 1873, unm. 1899. 

9889. Josiah C, Aug. 11, 1883. 

[5413] HANNAH T. CHADWJCK,* (Elizabeth Fish,^ Betsey Howland,« 
Abigail Hamb]in,5 Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Feb. 

24, 1840: m. there, Nov. 6, 1873, Charles E., son of William and Harriet G. 

(Brewstert) Barnes,:]: b. Plymouth, Mass., Oct. 30. 1840; street railway employe; 

Plymouth, until 1898; since. Maiden, Mass. 

[5415] JAMES CHIPMAN CHADWICK,' (Bro. of Hannah T.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Sept. 13, 1844; m. Boston, Mass., Apr. 27, 1873, Annie E., 

dau. of Warren D. and Eliza (Hamilton) Satford, b. Enosburg, Vt., Dec. 24, 

1847; clothier; Boston. 

No issue. 

[5420] SUSAN PERCIVAL,^ (Eliza Goodspeed," Sarah Howland," Abi- 
gail Hamb]in,5 Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Jan., 1838; 
m. North Falmouth, Mass., Nov. 19, 1863, John, son of Oliver and Lydia L. 
(JonesI) Harlow, b. Marsh pee, Mass., Aug. 29, 1833; carpenter; Sandwich, Barn- 
stable and Santuit. Mass. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 949 

[5422] HARRIET PERCIVAL,' (Sister of Susan,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., June, 1851: m. Sears Lapham; merchant: Santuit, Mass. 
No issue. 

[5427] NELSON HOWLAND,« (Solomon C.,' Eben," Abij,^ail Hamblin,^ 
Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. 1855; m. 1880, Ada, dau. of Ronold McDonald; 
machinist: Taunton, Mass., until 1880; since, Sandwich. 
Child: 

9896. Mary A. 

[5430] MARY ABBEY ROWLAND,? (Gustavus,^ Eben,6 Abigail Ham- 
blio,5 Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Falmouth, Mass., April 29, 1850: 
m. Sandwich, Mass., July 23, 1872, Charles, son of Charles H. Burgess,* b. Mel- 
rose Highlands, Mass.; merchant; Sandwich and Melrose Highlands; Republi- 
can; she Cong. 

[5431] EDWARD BARNWELL HOWLAND,8 (Bro. of Mary A.,) 
b. Falmouth, Mass., Mar. 29, 1852; m. there, Nov. 5, 1874, Ellen F., dau. of Noah 
and Paulina (Chadwickt) Fuller,! b. Falmouth; mechanic; Sandwich: proprie- 
tor Bay State Tack Co., Vice-Pres. Sandwich Co-operative Bank; member De- 
Witt Clinton Lodge, A. F. & A. M.; Congs, 

Children: 

9897. George W., b. Nov. 24, 1875. 

9898. EsTELLA A., " Aug. 30, 1878. 

[5432] OSCAR HOWLAND,® (Bro. of Mary A.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Nov. 24, 1853; m. there, Nov. 26, 1878, Sarah, dau. of 
Thomas and Lydia (Coffin) Fisher, b. Sandwich; painter; Sandwich; Republi- 
can; he d. Sandwich, June 29, 1899, 

[5434] FRANK LINDLEY HOWLAND,8 (Bro. of Mary A.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Aug. 20, 1860; m. Boston, Mass., Nov. 1, 1893, Amanda, 

dau. of Thomas Jefferson and Sarah E. (Hill) Fry, b. Florence, Ala., Oct. 6, 1861; 

lumber dealer; Sandwich; Congs. 

I 

15447] JULIUS F. BODFISH,8 (Elizabeth Hamblin,' Benjamin,« Lem- 
uel, ^ Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,3i) b. East Windsor, Ct., Mar. 18", 1821; m. 

there, June 13, 1847, Henrietta,' dau. of Elam and Martha (French) Allen, § b. 

E. Windsor, Dec. 13, 1822; she res. Rockville, Ct., 1892. He d. there, Sept. 9, 

1878. 

Three children. 

* For Burgess see note 389. 

+ For Chadwick see note 198. 

$ For Fuller see note 112. 

§ Note 465. ELAM ALLEN.e (Samuel.s .Joseph,* Samuel,3John,2 Samuel. i) 

SAMUEL ALLEN.i b. Braintree, Eng., 1588; m. Ann Hurlbut; came to Cambridge, Mass., 
1632; removed to Windsor, Ct., 1635; farmer. He d. Apr. 28, 1648; she removed to Northampton, 
Mass., after his death. Six children, among whom were Samuel, John and Nehemiah. 
I JOHN ALLEN,2of East Windsor, Ct.; m. Dec. 8, 1669, Mary, dau. of William and Honor 

JHannum, b. Northampton, Mass., Apr. 5, 1650; he was killed by Indians, at Bloody Brook, Deer- 
field, Mass., Sept. 18, 1675, with Capt. Lathrop's Co., the "Flower of Essex." 



Ml 



950 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[5448] Capt. SYLVANUS FISH HAMBLIN,« (Caleb,' Benjamin,« Lem- 
uel, ^ Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Jan. 25, 1819: m. IstJ 
there, July 31, 1844, his cousin, Louisa Bodflsh,* [5463], dau. of Benjamin andj 
Betsey (Baxter) Hamblin, b. Falmouth, Jan. 25, 1827; divorced, and she m. Mr. 
Steele, a lawyer in Yreka, Cal., where she d. 1857. He ra. 2q, Sandwich, Sept. 
25, 1857. Hannah Ann,' dau. of Nathaniel and Eliza (Jones) Hamblin, b. Sand- 
wich, Nov. 4, 1838; master mariner; Sandwich and Falmouth; moved to Fort 
Jones, (Dal., 1849, and was a miner there, where his wife joined him, 1853; after- 
wards, merchant; Yreka; Rebublican. He d. Yreka, Feb. 7, 1880. His widow | 
m. Oroville, Cal., Nov. 24, 1886, Geo. W. North. See Hannah A. Hamblin.»[2961]. 
Ch. by 1st wife, b. Falmouth: 

9899. Susan Virginia N., Jan., 1846; d. Oct. 9, 1847. 

Ch. by 2d wife: 

9900. Lizzie Canfield, b. Aug. 23, 1868, Ft. Jones; d. Sept. 25, '68. 
9901.* Harriet Newell, " Aug. 23, 1869, " 

9902.* Anna Eliza, " July 18, 1871, Yreka. 

9993. Emily Frances, " Jan. 27, 1873, '' d. Dec. 18, '77. 

[5449] CHLOE FISH HAMBLIN,* (Sister of Sylvanus F., ) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., July 2, 1821; m. Holyoke, Mass.. Ezra Tripp; mill opera- 
tives: Holyoke. He enlisted in the Union army in Mass., was wounded, cap- 
tured and d. in Andersonville prison, Ga. She d. of grief soon after. Her 
brother Sylvanus furnished money for the support and education of their child- 
ren. 

Ch. b. Holyoke: 

9904. Sylvanus. 

9905. Cyrus; res. in Conn. 

[5450] M4RY ANN HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Sylvanus F.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., June 14,1833; m. Holyoke, Mass., Cyrus G. Bassett;* 
machinist; Holyoke; moved to Whitewater, Wis.: her health failed and they 
traveled for several years, residing in Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio, and other 
places; Methodists; she d. N. C, Sept. 6, 1889, and is buried Spring Grove Cem- 
etery, Delhi, Ohio. 

No issue. 

[5451] Capt. CALEB OSBORN HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Sylvanus F.,) 
b. Snake Pond, Sandwich, Mass., Jan. 28, 1835; m. 1st Brockton, Mass., Mar. 9, 
186.3, Emily B., dau. of Erving Nye and Eleanor Swift (Youngt) Robinson,! b. 
Woods Hole, Mass., Jan. 30, 1842; Methodist; she d. suddenly of heart disease, 
W. Falmouth, Dec. 20, 1899; m. 2d, Lancaster, Mass., Nov. 8, 1900, Fannie Eso- 
lyne, dau. of Minard and Harriett Lapham (Ferrin) Wood, b. So. Lancaster, 
Mass., Feb. 14, 1879. His life has been eventful. Account of his travels and 
employment, with numerous hair-breadth escapes from the perils of the sea in 
the whale fishery, in which he was many years engaged, would till a volume. His 
education was limited to attendance at the public school in his native town f rora 
the age of four to ten years; he then worked in the glass factory at Sandwich 

* For Bassett see note 130. 
+ For Young see note SI 

* F(jr Robinson see note 86. 



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five years: at fifteen he engaged in the whale fishery, and in 1850 sailed on a 
nine months' voyage with Capt. Zenas Wright, in the ship Ocean. He sailed on 
another voyage in tlie same ship with Capt. Joshua Chadwick, and on another 
voyage with Capt. Elijah Chadwick In the brig Amelia, during which he was 
boat steerer, or harpooneer. He next sailed from New London in ship Congress, 
with Capt. Reuben Kelley, John C. Hambjin, mate, in whose boat he was har- 
pooner. On this voyage in Dec. 1853, off the Crozetts Islands he harpooned a 
large whale, which stove the boat, and threw him overboard; he got back to 
the boat and the whale was captured. In Feb., 1854, off Desolation Islands, 
the boats made fast to a large whale, when another whale'came up under his 
boat, sending it, with six men into the air, and falling into the water bottom 
up, spilling the men into the water, who climbed on top the boat, except one 
who commenced to sink. Mr. Hamblin, being an expert swimmer, dived down, 
caught him by the hair, and brought him to the surface, when the frightened 
man nearly drowned both by clinging around the neck of his rescuer. The whale 
was sunk and lost, but obtaining a new boat they struck and captured another 
whale. The ship then went to King George's Sound, making Albany, Australia, 
its port, and returned home after two years with 2,600 barrels of oil. 

Jan. 1, 1857, he sailed as second mate in the same ship, with Capt. John 
C. Hamblin. On this voyage he vniraculously escaped with his life from a hard 
fight with a large sperm whale. On May 12, 1858, three boats had made fast 
to it, the whale was ugly and fought, knocking the captain and another mate 
overboard, and then attacked Mr. Hamblin's boat, opening and closing with 
great force and in quick succession its ponderous jaws, 22 feet long. It struck 
the boat and threw Mr. Hamblin astride its lower jaw, with a leg in the corner 
of its mouth. In this perilous situation the enraged monster dived into the 
sea, as he remarks, "with a sorry mouthful." Retaining his presence of mind, 
he clung to a line made fast to the boat, and was literally torn out of the whale's 
mouth, rose to the surface, and was taken into the boat in time to deal a death 
blow with his lance to the whale when it came up, just as his boat filled with 
water and rolled over. The ship returned after an absence of 29 months with 
2,400 barrels of oil. 

On June 28, 1859, he sailed from New Bedford, as 1st mate, in ship Gov. 
Trowp, with Capt. Reuben Xelly, returning Sept., 1862, after a successful voyage. 

Aug. 5, 1863, he sailed as master of the ship Bohert Edwards, on a whaling 
voyage and returned April 15, 1867, with a cargo valued at $115,000. July 27, 
1867, he sailed as master of the ship Eliza Adams, his wife accompanying him, 
touched at St. Helena, from whence he sailed Apr. 8, 1868, for New Holland, 
Australia, was in and out of the ports of Australia and New Zealand, and arrived 
home Jan. 30, 1871, with a cargo valued at $140,000, of which he was one-eighth 
owner. June 10, 1872 he sailed from New Bedford, as master of the same ship, 
his wife and children accompanying him, whom he left at Albany, Australia, 
and later at New Zealand. He took 1,000 barrels of oil off the Salender Islands 
from Dec. 1872, to April, 1874, and but for bad weather could have filled the 
ship. On this voyage in Feb. 1874, his ship was nearly driven ashore during bad 
weather on the Snare Islands, or rocks, off New Zealand, and barely escaped 
destruction. He arrived home in August, 1876, with a cargo valued at $130,000. 

In 1877 he went to Honolulu, and sailed from there on a whaling voyage as 
master of ship Milton, for the sea of Okhotsk, and from there to the Artie 
Ocean. He struck ice, his vessel sprung a leak, and he returned with the whal- 
ing fleet to Point Barrows, some of the vessels being lost by the ice. He took 






952 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

his vessel to Honolulu for repair, and afterwards turned her over to another 
officer and returned home. 

His last voyage ended in disaster. He sailed as master and half owner of the 
brig Henry Trowhridye, of Stonington, on a whaling and sealing voyage to Cape 
Horn. The first month out he was struck by a hurricane off Patagonia, and i 
went into Montivideo for repairs; when ready for sea he was struck by another 
gale, requiring further repairs. In October, 1882, on his return from a tliree 
years unsuccessful voyage, ofE the Grand Banks he was struck by a tornado, 
which in twenty minutes carried away his sails and masts. With jury masts ^ 
he worked into Fayal, where the ship wascondemned and sold, and he returned ( 
home. During his long service he lost but two men killed by whales, a good 
record. He resides at West Falmouth, retired: Republican: Methodist; mem- 
ber Marine Lodge, A. F. & A. M. and Sucanessett Lodge Knights of Honor. 

It was the pleasure of the writer to enjoy the hospitality of Capt. Hamblin * 
and his family at West Falmouth in October, 1899, and by his kindness and per- 
sonal attention was introduced and made acquainted with tliat portion of Cape 
Cod, for several miles around his place. A few weeks later 1 learned with re- 
gret of the sudden death of his esteemable wife. Capt. Hamblin lias kindly 
assisted in compiling the records of this branch of the family. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

990rt.* Caleb Ekving. b. Feb. 22, 1864. Falmouth. 

9907.* Sylvanus Allen, " Feb. 23, 1868, at sea. 

9908. Gertrude Emily, " Jan. .30, 1871, W. Falmouth: d. June 6, '71 ! 

9909. Winfibld Scott, " Aug. 11, 1873, Albany, Australia. 
9910.* Percy Calvin, " June 14, 1875, Akeroth, N. Zealand. 

9911. Robert Winthrop, " Apr. 12, 1877, Falmouth. 

Ch. by 2d wife, b. So. Lancaster: 

9912. Henry Kingman, Mar. 14, 1902. 

[5452] ELIAS THATCHER HAMBLIN,8 (Bro. of Sylvanus F.,) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., July 17, 1836; m. there, Nov. 30, 1862, his cousin, Aman- 
da, dau. of George F. and Mary (Wallace) Kern, b. Boston, Mass., 1833; glass 
blower: Sandwich; moved to New Bedford, Mass.; Republican; she Methodist. 
He d. New Bedford, July 3, 1898. 

b. Nov. 7, 186.3, Sandwich; unm. 1902. 
" Jan. 16, 1865, 

"■ Oct. 26, 1866, " , unm. 1902. 

" Sept. 6, 186- " m. Oscar A. Knipe. 

1874, New Bedford: d. 1877. 

[5453] GEORGE HERVEY HAMBLIN, 8 (Bro. of Sylvanus F.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Oct. 1, 1838; unmarried; sailor, afterwards, miner; Fort 

Jones, Yreka, and San Francisco, Cal. He d. Fort Jones, Oct. 27, 1868: buried 

Yreka. 

[5454] THEODORE FRANCIS HAMBLIN,* (Bro. of Sylvanus F.,) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., Feb. 20, 1841; unmarried; in early life a sailor: later car- 
penter and miner; went west many years ago, was at Fort Jones and Yreka, 
Cal.; Seattle, Wash., and Express, Ore.; owned gold mines at Cow Flat and ^ 





Children: 


9913. 


Mary Frances, 


9914.* 


William Osborne, 


9915. 


Emily Allen, 


9916. 


Leonora, 


6917. 


George H., 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 953 

French Gulch, Ore.; employed several years by the Oregon R. R. Co.; Express: 
Republican: killed by falling from a bridge on the Oregon R. R., July, 1898. 

[5456J ANDREW JACKSON HAMBLIN,8 (Bro. of Sylvanus F.,) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., Oct. 22, 1846; m. West Falmouth, Mass., Apr. 7, 1870, 
Ellen A., dau. of William and Chloe Swift (Crowell*) Baker,t b. West Falmouth, 
Jan. 3, 1849; farmer and carpenter; West Falmouth; Republican; member Suc- 
conesett Lodge, Knights of Honor; Methodists. 

Ch. b. W. Falmouth: 

9918. Frank Allen, Mar. 31, 1884. 

9919. Marion Eulinda, Jan. 24, 1886. 

9920. isABELLE Baker, Oct. 13, 1888. 

[5457] BETSEY B. HAMLEN,^ (Thomas,' Benjamin,' Lerauel,^ Reuben,* 
Elkanah,3 James, 21) b. Waquoit, Mass., June 20, 1820; m. by Rev. Thomas Ely, 
Jan. 4, 1846, Alexander Bishop, b. 1823: machinist and car inspector; Boston. 
Several children, b. Sandwich. 

[5458] MARY E. HAMLEN,8 (Sister of Betsey B., ) 

b. Waquoit, Mass., Feb. 25, 1822; moved with her parents to Sidney, Me., 
when a child; m. Sandwich, Mass., Oct. 31, 1850, Apollos, son of Apollos Eaton, 
b. Freetown, Mass., Mar. 18, 1822; machinist; Brockton, Mass.; Republican; 
Methodists; she was a school teacher before marriage. 

Ch. b. N. Bridgewater, Mass.: 

9921. George W., Sept. 23, 1852; d. 1862. 
9922.* Charles Apollos, Sept. 11, 1855. 

[5459] CHARLES CROCKER HAMLEN,* (Bro. of Betsey B.,) 

b. Waquoit, Mass., Dec. 14, 1823; m. Dec. 29, 1846, Judith Ann Smiley, b. 
Sidney, Me., Apr. 17, 1825; farmer; Sidney; selectman. He moved with his 
parents to Sidney when a boy. He d. Sidney, Feb. 29, 1892. 
Ch. b. Sidney: 

9923.* Joseph Herbert, Nov. 19. 1847. 

9924.* Charles Thomas, June 29, 1849. 

9925.* Mary Abbje, May 1, 1851. 

9926. Edith Annie, Sept. 20, 1852; d. Apr. 4, 1857. 

9927.* George Henry, Feb. 22, 1866. 

9928. Elmer Lewis, Dec. 25, 1868; unm. 

[5460] THOMAS THATCHER HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Betsey B.,) 
b. Waquoit, Mass., Aug. 8, 1827; probably moved with his parents to Sidney, 
Me., when a boy; removed to Tipton, Cal., where he d. Mar., 1892. 

Child: 

9929. Edwin T. 

[5462] ALMIRA F. HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Betsey B.,) 

b. Sidney, Me.; m. Franklin W. Antliony, of Fall River, Mass. She d. Oct. 
1855. 

No issue. 



* For Crowell see notes 53, 270 and 390. 
+ For Baker see note 125. 






954 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[5464] Capt. JOHN COQUIN HAMBLIN,« (Benjarainje Lemuel,-^ Reu- 
ben,* Elkanab,3 James,''!) b. Falmouth, Mass., Oct. 10, 1829: m. Oct., 1856, 
Maria F., dau. of Capt. Elisha and Henrietta (Dimmoclc) Tobey, b. Sandwich, 
Mass., Sept, 10, 1837: master mariner; whaler, sailed in the C'o/i^ress as mate 
1853-4, on two year voyages: Captain same ship .Jan. 1, 1857, absent 29 months; 
res. West Falmouth. He d. tliere, July, 1874. 



I 




Capt. John C. Ha3Iblin. 



9930.* 

9931.* 

9932. 

9933.* 

9934. 

9935. 

9936. 

9937. 



Children: 

Henrietta Tobey, 

Alice Maria, 

Henry Wilson, 

John Albert, 

Bertha May, 

Benjamin Franklin, " May 

Ernest Seaborn, " 

Leonella Barlow, 



b. Sept. 
" Mar. 
" Mar. 
" Jan. 

" Aug. 



Dec. 



2, 1857, W. Falmouth. 

9. 1860, Australia. 

2, 1862, Norfolic Island. 
14, 1864, W. Falmouth. 
31, 1866, " unra. 
19,1869, " d.June24. '91,unm. 

" " Aug. 30, 1872. 
18, 1874, W^ Falmouth: unm. 



[5465] BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HAMBLIN, 8 ( Bro. of John C.,) 
b. Falmouth, Mass., Nov. 23, 1831; unmarried; 2d mate of whaler; went 
into the merchant service, and last heard from at Honolulu, H. I., many years 
ago; he left there as 2d mate of merchant ship for Sidney, N. S. Wales. It is 
supposed he may have died in Australia. 




Christina a, Holman, 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 955 

[5466] Capt. CHARLES W. HAMBLIN,« (Bro. of John C.,) 

b. Falmouth, Mass., Apr. 5, 1833. m. Clatsop Co., Oregon, Jan. 1, 1876, Han- 
nah Margaret, dau. of Robert Wilson Morrison, b. Andrew Co., Mo., Mar. 9, 
1839; master mariner: later, ranchman; Warrenton, Clatsop Co., Republican; 
she Presb. 

Ch. b. Astoria: 

9938.* Nannie Ethel, Jan. 29, 1878. 

9939. George, July 13, 1886; d. May 25, 1892. 

[5467] CHRISTINA ABIGAIL HAMBL1N,8 (Sister of John C.,) 
b. West Falmouth, Mass., June 14, 1835; ra. Douglass, Apr. 4, 1859, Samuel 
Morey, son of Rev. Nathan and Letice (Morey) Holman, b. Attleboro, Mass., 
Dec. 1, 1803; farmer; Attleboro; Republican; postmaster, selectman and overseer 
of the poor. The life of Mrs. Holman has been one of activity and usefulness; 
possessing a splendid physique and mind of unusual power, she justly won a 
host of friends. In youth she was a school teacher with marked success, and 
many young people have received her encouragement, hospitality and benevo- 
lence. She is a lady of varied accomplishments; a newspaper correspondent; 
also an artist; Attleboro; Methodist; founder of the New Century Club; mem- 
ber W. C. T. U.: Women's Suffrage Asso.; Sons and Daughters of Cape Cod: and 
D. A. R. He d. Attleboro, Mar. 4, 1891. 

Children: 
9940.* Samuel Morey, b. Jan. 1, 1861, Norton. 

9941. Nathan H., " Dec, 1864, Attleboro; d. 1866. 

[5468] GEORGE WASHINGTON HAMBLIN.s (Bro. of John C.,) 
b. Falmouth, Mass., Aug. 7, 1838; m. Providence, R. I., Mar. 11, 1862, Maria 
L., dau. of Thomas G. and Abigail Hawes (Skinner) Goldthwait, b. Jamestown, 
N. Y., Nov. 29, 18.39. Whaler in early life; later carpenter; West Falmouth, 
Mass.; Attleboro, Mass., 1865-8; afterwards, Pawtucket, R.I.; private H, 40 Mass. 
Inf. Vols.; enlisted Aug., 1862; wounded in leg in battle Cold Harbor, Va., 
July 3, 1864; dis. June 18, 1865; Congs.; she res. Attleboro, Mass. He d. Pavs^-. 
.tucket, June 17, 1877. 

Ch. b. Pawtucket: 

9942.* George Franklin, Dec. 13, 1871. 

9943.* Walter Marshall, Mar. 30, 1873. 

9944. Benjamin Elbert, Oct. 30,1874. 



[5469] MARY SHIVERICK HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of John C:,) 

b. Falmouth, Mass., Sept. 20, 1840; m. 1st, West Falmouth, June 10, 1860, Capt. 
William, son of Isaac and Lucy (Berry) Baker,* b. East Falmouth, Mar. 13, 
1817, his 2d wife: he m. 1st, Chloe S. C. Crowell; master and owner of the sloop 
Peerless, between Falmouth and New Bedford; and sch. Isabella, between West 
Falmouth and N. Y. City. He d. W. Falmouth, Apr. 4, 1868; m. 2d, N. Y. City, 
by Rev. J. G. Oakley, about 1874, Leonard J. Hartwell, from Penn.; mariner; 
W. Falmouth. After the death of his wife, removed to Oakland, Cal., and- 
remarried. She d. W. Falmouth, Feb. 3, 1878. 

* For Baker see note 125. 



95Q THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. by 1st marriage, b. West Falmouth: 

Sept. 18, 1861. 



9945.* 


EuLiNDA Maria, 


9946. 


Eunice Tobey, 


9947.* 


Alonzo Hamblin, 




By 2d marriage: 


9948.* 


Christina Holman, 


9949. 


Leonard J.,- 



Apr. 9, 1864; unm.; res. W. Falmouth. 
Dec. 6, 1868. 



b. Mar. 24, 1875. 

Feb. 2, 1878; d. Feb., 1878. 



u 



[5470] TIMOTHY SANFORD,* (Delilah Eldredge,' Rebecca Hamblin,' 
. Lemuel,'' Reuben,* Elkanah,^ .James,2i) b. Falmouth, Mass., Sept. 27, 1827; 
m. Fairhaven, Mass., May 12, 1853, Sarah Taber, dau. of John and Phebe T. 
(Tobey) Shaw,* b. Wareham, Mass., May 12,1829: shipwright; Woods Hole, 
1827-44; Fairhaven, 1844-49; California, 1849-53: Fairhaven, 1853-76; Woods 
Hole, 1876-1902; Republican; member George H. Taber Lodge, A. F. & A. M., 
Fairhaven, and Pioneer Lodge 49, A. F. & A. M.; Boston; Unitarians. She d. 
Woods Hole, Nov. 27, 1893. 

Ch. b. Fairhaven: ■; 

9950. A Son, July 2, 1857; d. same day. 

9951. Jennie Frances, Mar. 18, 1860, " Feb. 18, 1863. 
9952,* Lizzie Barstow, Aug. 31, 1865. 

[5471] ADELINE SANFORD,8 (Sister of Timothy,) 

b. Woods Hole, Mass., Nov. 12, 1829; m. there, Dec. 24, 1854, Charles, son of 

Robinson and Dorcas (Fisher) Hatch,t b. Woods Hole, June 18, 1822; sail maker; 

Woods Hole; Odd Fellow; She Epis. He d. Feb 15, 1888. 

Ch. b. Woods Hole: ;' 

9953.* Ellen Davis, Nov. 7, 1855. 

9954. Addie Maxon, Mar. 7, 1859. 

9955. Ruth Anna, Feb. 11, 1865. 

[5473] HENRY THOMAS DA VLS,* (Mahalia Eldridge,' Rebecca Ham-. 

blin,fi Lemuel,^ Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Woods Hole, Mass., July 
3, 1838: m. Portland, Me., Mar., 1875, Mary Kennedy, dau. of Willard and Mar- 
gery (Hussey) Clapp, b. Damariscotta, Me., July 9, 1844; mariner in early life, 
later merchant; Woods Hole: Republican; member Marine Lodge, A. F. & A. 
M., Falmouth, Mass. At the age of seventeen he went to sea in the whaling 
service, was mate of the Benjamin Tucker, 1861, which was captured and burnt 
by the confederate Alabama. He was then captured and set ashore on Flores, 
one of the Western Islands, and sent home by the American consul at Fayal; 
was drafted into the army and furnished a substitute, but volunteered into the 
navy; was appointed mate, Oct. 1, 1863; served in the battle in Mobile Bay, Aug. 
7. 1867; was in the whaling service until 1874. Settled at Woods Hole and has 
since been a provision dealer; she Baptist. 

Ch. b. Woods Hole: .; 

9956. Georgianna Clapp, Jan. 11, 1876; d. Aug 23, 1876. c. 

9957. Walter GiFFORD, Aug. 14, 1877; unm. 1900. 

9958. George Willard, July 6, 1879, •' " 

9959. Henry Thomas, June 28, 1882, " 

* For Shaw see notes 68 and 398. 
+ For Hatch see note 94. 






EIGHTH GENERATION. 957 

[5474] LYDIA B. DAVIS,8 (Sister of Henry T.,) 

b. Woods Hole, Mass.; m. Jonathan Howes,* of Woods Hole. 

[5481] THATCHER C. HATCH,* (Sarah G. Hamblin,' Ellis,« Lemuel,^ 

Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James.^i) b. Falmouth, Mass., Feb. 8, 1826; m. there. 

Mar. 16, 1848, Caroline F., dau. of Timothy and Lucy Gibbs (Hathawayt) Davis, J 

b. Wareham, Mass., Aug. 3, 1829; in spice trade with his brother many years, 

New Bedford, Mass., 1844-95: Jamaica Plains, Mass., 1897: Congs. 

Ch. b. New Bedford: 

9960. Helen Clinton, Mar. 7, 1855. 

9961. Alice Frances, Sept. 1867; d. Jan. 11, 1870. 

[5482] MOSES E. HATCH,8 (Brother of Thatcher C.,) 

b. Falmouth, Mass., Apr. 24, 1828; carried on spice trade with his brother, 
New Bedford, Mass.; d. Oct. 29, 1872, unmarried. 

[5485] ISADORE G. HAMBLIN,* (Josiah,7 Ellis," Lemuel,^ Reuben,* 

Elkanah,3 James,2i) b. Marston's Mills, Mass., Apr. 24, 1846; m. there, Apr. 

30, 1871, Revilo P., son of Ephraim andLenna J. (Randall) Benson, b. Rochester, 

Mass., Mar. 15, 1847: blacksmith; Rochester; established business Marston's 

Mills and res. there, 1901. 

Ch. b. West Wareham: 
9962.* Nettie M., 1874. 



•) 



[5487] ISADORE F. HAMBLIN,* (Ainsworth F.,' Lemmel,«5 Reuben,* 
Elkanah,3 James,2i) b. Falmouth Mass., June 27, 1834; m. there, Aug. 8, 1852, 
Robinson, son of Joseph and Hannah (Phinney?) Childs,l| b. Falmouth: mariner; 
Waquoit. Both d. Falmouth; she Sept. 24, 1866; he 1893. 

No issue. 

[5488] SUSAN A. HAMBLIN,* (Sister of Isadore F.,) 

b. Falmouth, Mass., June 26, 1845: m. there, Aug. 14, 1866, Alvin, son of 

[Franklin and Phoebe, (Davisit) Nye;1| Falmouth; mariner; she d. Falmouth, Apr. 

|27, 1879; he remarried and d. Falmouth. 

No issue. 

j [5489] CHARLES E. HAMBLIN,* * (Bro. of Isadore F.,) 

b. Falmouth, Mass., Dec. 27, 1849: m. Barnstable, Mass., Feb. 6, 1873, Maria 
|L., dau. of Willard E. and Elizabeth (Lewis**) Slade, b. Somerset, Feb. 12, 1850: 
Imariner; Waquoit, Mass.; she Baptist; she d. Barnstable, Oct. 27, 1884. 

Children: 
9963.* Isadore J., b. Sept. 16, 1874, Barnstable. 

9964. Willard S., " Dec. 26, 1877, Falmouth. 



* For Howes see note 283. 

+ For Hathaway see notes 209 and 337. 

* For Davis see notes 4, 17, 42 and 169. 
8 For Phinney see note 189. 

II For Childs see note 36. 

H For Nye see note 34. 

** For Lewis see notes 10 and 12. 



958 



THE HAMLIN FAMltiY. 






[5492J HARRIET CYRENE KERN,8 (Cyrene E. Hamblfn,' Lemuel,e5 
Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James.^i) b. Sandwich, Mass., May 1, 1836; m.July, 1860, •! 

Joseph Coffin; sail maker; Hyannis; moved t'o Somerville, Mass. She d. Cam-,] 

bridge, Mass. 

Ch. b. Hyannis: 

9965. Lizzie Martin. .. 

9966.* LiLU Cyrene. % 



[5494] MARTIN LUTHER KERN,* (Bro. of Harriet C.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Dec. 7, 1841; m. Providence, R. I., Jan. 14, 1869, Almenaj 
Isabell, dau, of Leprelet Hamilton and Rebecca Almy (Rogers) Wilmarth, b,i 
Providence, Aug. 5, 1845; sergeant, D, 29 Mass. Inf. Vols.; enlisted May 18, I86I3 
dis. May 21, 1864; proprietor Hope Glass Cutting Works, Providence; Republic 
can; res. Sandwich, until 1865; Boston, until 1871; afterwards. Providence; mem- 
ber Excelsior Lodge 633, Knights of Honor; Lincoln Assembly, Good Fellows 
he d. Providence, May 1, 1891. 



Ch. b. Providence: 

9967. Martin Wilmarth, 

9968. Fannie Rebecca, 

9969. Minnie Louise, 



Dec. 16, 1869: unm. 1896. 

June 5, 1875, " 

Feb. 19, 1882; d. Dec. 12, 1884. 



[5497] ANDREW FREEMAN HAMBLIN,* (Thomas F.^ Lemuel,«5 Reu- 
ben,* Elkanah,3 James,2i) b. Waquoit, Mass., Nov. 17, 1838; m. there. Jan. j 

1861. Abbie Lewis,* dau. of Thomas and Mehitable (Hamlin) Childs, b. Mar. 

1839; carpenter; Waquoit; Congs. He d, Waquoit, Jan. 18, 1866. 

Child: 
9970. Mary Frances Childs, b. July 1864; rtnm. 1896. 



[5498] Capt. EPHRAIM WILMARTH,* (Abigail C. Hamblin,^ Lem- 
uel,8'> Reuben,* Elkanah,^ Jaraes,2i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Mar, 14, 1829; m. 
Providence, R. I., Mar. 17, ia50, Mary Putney, dau. of Trueworthy Grlman and 
Lydia (Williamson) Thurston, b. Sandwich, Apr. 26, 1832; mariner; captain of 
ship /Vospero; Sandwich, Mass., and Brooklyn, N. Y.; Democrat; Freemason. 
He was lost at sea off Cape of Good Hope, May 29>, 1876: she Epis. 

Children: 

Franklin Kossuth, b. Oct. 19, 1851, Sandwich. 

Betsey M., " Sept. 2, 1855, '^ d. Sep. 26, 1856 

George Leonart>, " Sept. 2, 1857, . "^ 

Lester M., '^ Sept. 24, 1862, Brooklyn: d. July 10, 1863 



9971.* 
9972. 
9973.* 
9974. 



[5502] BARTON WILMARTH,* (Bro. of Ephraim,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., June 30, 1838; unmarried; private, G, 2 Cal. Cav., en- 
listed Oct. 25, 1861, served in Owen River county against the Indians; dis. Oct. 
28, 1864; served six months in 1865, Q. M. Dept. Chattanooga, Tenn.; res. Sand- 
wich, until 1858; Quincy and Neponset, Mass., until 1860; went toCaL and re- 
turned to Mass. Nov., 1864; Republican; member George G. Mead Post 48, G. A. 
R.; Methodist. 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 959 

[5504] JULIE WILMARTH,B (Sister of Ephraim,) 

b. Sandwich. Mass., Mar. 1.3, 1842: m. New Bedford, Mass., Nov. 19, 1868, 
William, son of Hector and Christina (Thompson) MacDonald, b. Hopewell, 
N. Y., Aug. 29, 1883: merchant tailor; Providence, R. 1.; Republican; member 
of Calvary Commandery, K. T, 

Ch. b. Providence: 

9975. Louise Karixjn, Mar, 10, 1870. 

9976. William H,, Nov. 11, 1881. 

[5505] ISABELLA FRANCES W1LMARTH,« < Sister of Ephraim,) 

I b. Sandwich. Mass., Apr., 14, 1846: m. there, Nov. 20, 1866, Lawrence Lyons, b. 

Boston, Mass. Sept. 2, 1841: paper merchant; Boston: Democrat: drafted in civil 

; war and furnished <a substitute. She, Methodist: he d. South Boston, Jan. 4, 

1871. 

Ch. b. Boston: 

9977. Belle Lawrence, Sept. 1, 1867. 

[5506] MARION WILMARTH,« <Sister of Ephraim,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Feb. 22, 1851; m. Providence, R. I., Dec. 21, 1881, Frank 
P., son of Silas Beatty and Sarah Arnold (Pinezer) Wliitford, b. Providence, 
Sept. 27, 1851; jeweller and pianist: Providence; Republican; she Methodist. 
Ch, b. Providence: 

9978. Marion Elizabeth, Nov, 14, 1888, 

[5507] ABBIE WILMARTH," (Sister of Ephraim,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., July 2,}, 1859: m. Plainville, Ct., Feb. 28, 1887, Charles 
H., son of Georg-e and Mary Perry, b. Birmingham, Eng., Oct. 30, 1851. He 
came from England with his father when a child; publisher; Providence, R, I.: 
Boston and Lynn, Mass., Chicago, 111., and N, Y. City; Democrat: Epis. 
No isstie. 

[5508] IDA EDWARDS,* {Harriot N. Hamblin,' Lemuel,«5 Reuben,* 
Elkanah,3James,2i) b,Qiiincy, Mass., July 4, 1848; m. there, Sept. 1, 1873, George 
Cambridge, son of George W. and Saphronia( Jackson) Hall, b. Naples, Me. Feb, 
2, 1849; Shoe mfg.; prison official; Boston, 1870-3; Pittstield, until 1887; Fishkill, 
N,Y., 1892; since, Boston; Democrat; member Berkshire Commandery K, T., 
Pittstield, Mass.; She Universalist. 
Children: 

9979. WiNNiFRED Edwards, b. May 28, 1874, Quincey; d. May 3, 1887. 

9980. Marion Gertrude, " May 24, 1881, Pittstield. 

[5509] NANCY MARIA HAMBLIN,* (Simeon F.,' Lemuel,'''^ Reuben,* 
Elkanah,3 James,2i) b. Cotuit, Mass.. May 16, 1841; m. Centreville, Mass., 

July 10, 1860, Sylvester, son of Eliphalet Jones,* b. Barnstable, Mass., Sept. 25, 

1830; mariner; Cotuit: she Cong, He d. Dec. 28, 1891. 
Children: 

9981. Flora Maria, b. Mar, 20, 1862, Cotuit; unm., 1895, 

9982. William Haselton, '' Oct. 25, 1865. 
9983.* Edwin Forest, *' Mar. 17, 1868. 
9984. Ellery LOTTON, *' Sept. 1, 1879. 

* For Jones see note :i40. 



9«0 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[5510] DORCAS HARRIET HAMBLIN,« (Sister of Nancy M.,) 
b. Cotuit, Mass., Feb. 1, 1844; m. Osterville, Mass., George Augustus, son of 
Samuel G. and Jane (Clampit) Greene, b. Springfield, Mass., June 18, 1843; mar- 
iner; Republican; private in the civil war; she Baptist. She d. of cancer, Oster- 
ville, June 27, 1892. 



9985. 
9986.* 
9987. 
9988. 



Children: 

Charles Augustus, 
William Clinton, 
Susan Turner, 
Augusta Magnolia, 



June 4, 1869; d. Aug. 20, 1872. 

Feb. 15, 1871. ii 

Feb. 28, 1875, Nunica, Mich.; unm. 1903. )| 

Feb. 13, 1879; d. Sept. 23, 1881. 



[5511] THANKFUL HAMBLIN,8 (Sister of Nancy M.,) 

b. Cotuit, Mass., Dec. 25, 1846; m. there, July 2, 1862, Capt. Granville, son o^ 
Samuel I. and Electa Ann Ames, b. Plymouth, Mass., Dec. 11, 1835; master 
mariner; Plymouth and Osterville, Mass.; Republican; she is member of the fol- 
lowing societies: Current Events, Charity Club, Educational and Industrial 
Union, Boston; Improvement Society, and trustee of public library, Osterville; 
res. Roxbury, Mass., summer home, Osterville; he d. Osterville, Aug. 10, 1883. 

Child: 
9989. Bradford Lawton, b. Aug. 25, 1865. ^ 

[5512] SUSAN M. HAMBLlN.s (Sister of Nancy M.,) . 

b. Cotuit, Mass., Feb. 22, 1848; m. Osterville, Mass.. Feb. 10, 1867, John S., 
son of Eli and Joanna A. (Holmes) Atwood,* b. South Middleboro, Mass., ,June 
22, 1842; farmer; South Middleboro and South Carver, Mass.; private, K, 3 Mass. 
Inf Vols., enlisted Apr. 16, 1861, for 3 months; corp. C, 18 Mass. Inf. Vols., en- 
listed Oct. 22, 1861; in battles of Yorktown, Fredericksburg, Second Bull Run 
and Antietara; member of Post 8, G. A. R.; she Methodist; member of No. 8, 
W. R. C, and I. O. G. T. 





Children: 












9990.* 


Ella Gibbs, 


b. 


June 7, 


1868, 


S. 


Middleboro. 


9991.* 


Harriet Ames, 




June 26, 


1870, 




u 


9992.* 


John Everett, 




July 19, 


1872, 




u 


9993.* 


Herbert Franklin, 




Oct. 29, 


1874, 




(1 


9994.* 


Flora Williams, 




June 16, 


1878, 




u 


9995. 


Cheslie Eli, 




Apr. 14, 


1885, 


s. 


Carver. 


9996. 


Granville Lanton, 




July 1, 


1886, 




d. Oct. 12, 1886 


9997. 


Ray, 




Apr. 23, 


1891, 




" Oct. 10, 1891 



[5513] Hon. LEMUEL E. HAMBLIN,« (Simeon F.,7 Reuben,^^* Elkanah,» 
James,2i) b. Woods Hole, Mass., Jan. 4, 1834; m. Duck Springs, Ala., Dec. 13, 
1866, Emma F., dau. of John and Martha (Boyd) Ramey, b. Alexandria, Ala., 
Aug. 13, 1846; farmer and bookeeper; Mass., until Nov., 1855; Georgia, 1855-7; in 
the army 1861-5; Gadsden, Ala., since 1867; Democrat; Capt. I. 10 Ala. Vols., C. 
S. A., enlisted June 4, 1861; participated in battles of Dranesville, Williams- 
burg, Seven Pine, Gaines' Mills, Malvern Hill, 2d Bull Run, Antietam; wounded 
at Dranesville and Antietam; surrendered at Appomattox, Apr. 9, 1865; Judge 
Probate, Etowah Co., Ala., 1874-87; Freemason, Odd Fellow, K. P. and Knights 
of Honor; Baptist. 

* For Atwood see note 287. 



ill 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 961 





Ch. b. Gadsden: 




9998.* 


Kate M., 


Oct. 1, 1867. 




9999. 


Mary W., 


Aug. 27, 1869; 


d. July 28, 1870. 


10000. 


Willie G., 


Sept. 15, 1871. 




10001. 


Emma B., 


June 16, 1874; 


d. Oct. 7, 1892. 


10002. 


Lemuel B., 


Sept. 17, 1876; 


m. W. L. Forman 


10003. 


John L., 


May 31, 1879. 




10004. 


Rosa Sue, 


May 8, 1881. 




10005. 


Joseph W., 


Apr. 13, 1884. 




10006. 


Grace A., 


Nov. 5, 1886. 





[5514] CATHERINE A. HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Lemuel E.,) 

b. Woods Hole, Mass., May 6, 1836; m. there. Mar., 1858, Reuben C, son of 
Thomas Jefferson and Eliza Hiller (Robinson*) Tasker, b. Woods Hole, May 9, 
1836; clerk; Republican; Free Mason; she Epis.; shed. Lawrence, Kas., Sept. 20, 
a872. 

Children: 

10007.* Lemuel E., b. 1860, Wyoming, 111. 

10008. Edward S., " 1867, Lawrence, Kas. 

[5515] REBECCA GIFFORD HAMLIN,8 (Sister of Lemuel E.,) 
b. Woods Hole, Mass., Aug. 30, 1843; m. there. May 7, 1874, Almond P., son of 
Samuel and Lois (Colemanf) Sturgis, b. Vassalboro, Me., Mar, 6, 1835; engineer; 
New Bedford: Democrat; member Marine Lodge, A. F. & A. M., Falmouth; Epis. 
Ch. b. Woods Hole: 

10009. Lbkoy a., Nov. 26, 1876; unm. 1897. 

10010. George H., Nov. 10, 1877, " " 
10011.- Charles E., June 27, 1879; d. Apr. 27, 1880. 

[5517] CHARLES WALTER DAVIS.MLucy H. Eldridge,^ Mary Ham- 
blin," Lemuel,^ Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. July 27, 1829; unmarried; 
merchant. 

[5518] HARRIET O. DAVIS,^ (Sister of Charles W.) 

b. May. 31, 1831; m. June 27, 1855, Capt. Elial, son of Capt. Elihue Fish. J 
Children: 

10012. Florence W., b. June 7, 1859. 

10013. Josephine W., " Mar. 16, 1863. 

10014. Elihue H., " Jan. 18, 1865. 

[5526] JOSEPH HENRY HAMBLIN,' (Joseph,^ Thomas,65 Reuben,* 
Elkanah,3 James,2i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Oct. 10, 1826; m. Barnstable, Mass., 

Jan. 24, 1856, Hannah Marston,^ dau. of Jason and Annie F. (JonesI) Howland,|| 



!* For Robinson see note 86. 
+ For Coleman see notes 105 and 333. 
* For Fish see notes 54 and 190. 
? For Jones see note 340. 
y Note 466. For Howland see notes 61, 79, 132, 14.5, 248, 332, 324 and 336. 

JASON H0WLAND,7 (Ansel,6& Jabez,*Shubael,3,Jolin,3i) b. VV. Barnstable, Mass., Jan. 
1, 1796; m. Annie F. Jones, b. Dec. 1,1800. 
Children: 

William C, b. Dec. 35, 1823. 

Henry W., " Mar. 39, 1836; m. Mary Perkins. 

Hannah Mabston, " Sept. 23, 1839, " Joseph H. Hamblin. 

Charles N., " Oct. 4, 1833; d. 1837. 

Charles N., " 1837. 



962 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY 



t. 



b. West Barnstable, Sept. 22, 1829. This Annie F. Jones was half-sister 
Thomas Hamlin, « grandfather of Joseph H. Hamblin: farmer; Sandwich, except 
three years in Raymond, N. H.; Republican; he d. Sandwich, Jan. 1, 1873. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 
10015. Walter C, Feb. 28, 18.57; d. Sept. 18, 1865. 



[5529] SYLVIA HAMBL1N,8 (Sister of Joseph H., 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Apr. 13, 1834; m. there, Sept. 16, 1858, George B.. son of J 
Benjamin and Lydia (Alley) Clifford, b. Lynn, Mass., 1832: wharfinger; San 
Francisco, Cal.: Republican; member Napa Lodge 18, I.O. O. F., and Yount 
Lodge 12, A. F. & A. M., Napa. 
Children: 

10016. William Adams, b. 1864, San Francisco. 

10017. George Basset, " 1871, Napa. 

10018. Sylvia Hamblin, " 1873, " 



II 



[5532] CHARLES WILLIAM HAMBLIN, ^ (Asa,' Thomas,^'^ Reuben,* 
Elkanah,3 James,2i) b. Dennis, Mass., Oct., 1839; m. Sandwich, Mass., by Rev. 
W. V. Morrison, Jan. 7, 1864, Sarah, dau. of William and Meribah Talbot, b. I 
Sandwich, 1845; mariner; insane, at Sandwich almshouse. She d. Sandwich, Feb. i| 
20, 1891. 

[5533] Hon. JOSHUA CROWELL.^ (Olive N., Hamblin,' Thomas,«5| 
Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. East Dennis, Mass., Oct. 24, 1843; m. there, 
Jan. 3, 1867, Sophronia Howes, dau. of Isaac and Sophronia (Howes*) Chapman, 
b. E. Dennis, Mar. 26. He was educated in the public school of his native town; 
farmer and cranberry grower; East Dennis; Republican; assessor; selectman, 
1877-84; member school committee, 1870-8 and 1891; representative, 1884-5 and 
1888-9; director 1st Nat'l Bank Yarmouth, since 1884: vice-prest. and director 
Cape Cod Five Cent Savings Bank. A public spirited man, who has the respect 
and confidence of his fellow citizens. He has furnished records for this work. 





Ch. b. E. Dennis: 








10019.* 


Olive Hamblin, 


Sept. 


6, 


1869, 


10020. 


Seth, 


Mar. 


13, 


1872. 


10021. 


William Hamblin, 


Mar. 


1. 


1877, 


10022. 


Edith, 


Jan. 


9, 


1879. 


10023. 


Nathan, 


Dec. 


11. 


1880. 



[5534] FRANCIS EDWIN HAMBLIN,^ (Thomas,765 Reuben,* Elka- 
nah,'' James,2i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Dec. 16, 1827: m. Newton. Mass., Dec. 
5, 1854, Charlotte Amanda, dau. of Oliver and Lucy (Everett) Smith, b. Need- 
ham, Mass., Feb. 18, 1832; mason; Sandwich, until 1844; New Bedford, until 1850; 
afterwards, Newton; Republican. Both d. Newton; he of paralysis, Dec. 1, 
1893; she Aug. 13, 1863. 

Ch. b. Newton: 
10024.* Oliver Francis, Apr. 8, 1856. 

10025. Charlotte Amanda, Aug. 7, 1863; d. Sept. 5, 1863. 

* For Howes see note 283. 



ii 



EIGHTH GENERATION. 



963 



[5535] ELIZA L. HAMBLIN,« (Sister of Francis E.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Jan. 22, 1830: m. there, Nov. 4, 1853, Oliver P., son of 
Samuel and Mary Hunt, b. Little Compton, R. 1., 1829; painter, Providence, R.I. 
Children: 

10026. Samuel Thomas; d. younj?. 

10027. Frederick Oliver, b. 1858, Providence; d. Nov. 1892, unra. 





^t^ 




[5536J THOMAS RUSSELL HAMBLIN.s (Bro. of Francis E., ) 
b. Sandvpich, Mass., Mar. 8, 1833; m. 1st, Hyannis, Mass., Feb. 20, 1857, Ann 
E. Baker;* m. 2d, Amanda Holway; employed by Old Colony R. R. Co. over 30 
years: Sandvpich, until 1870; Wellfleet, until 1873; afterwards, Provincetown, 
Mass.; Republican. He d. Provincetown, Mar. 18, 1896. 
Child: 
10028. Herbert T., b. Dec. 22, 1875. 



* For Baker see note 125. 



964 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[5538] JOSHUA CROWELL HAMBLIN,8 ( Bro. of Francis E., ) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., July 30, 1839; m. Newton, Mass., Nov. 26, 1865, Annie \ 

Larrabee; she probably came from Nova Scotia: mason; Sandwich, until 1857; 

afterwards, Newton; Republican; private, B, 44 Mass. Tnf. Vols.; enlisted Sept. 

12, 1862; dis. June 18, 1863; he d. Newton, Nov. 21, 1887; she m. I. G. Felker, of (| 

Alton Bay, N. H. 

No issue. Hj 



[5540] REBECCA N. HA MBLIN,8 (Sister of Francis E., ) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Apr. 24, 1845; m. there, by Rev. W. V. Morrison, Dec. 
21, 1863, Frederick N., son of John A. and Almira (Meiggs) Holway,* b. Sand- 
wich, Dec. 4, 1835: farmer; Sandwich; Republican. 
Ch. b. Sandwich: 

10029. LuranaT., May 5, 1867; d. Oct. 29, 1867. 

100.30. Lena E., Apr. 26, 1879. ^ 



[5546] GEORGE WASHINGTON HAMBLIN,^ (Ansel,' John,654 El- 
kanah,3 James,2i) b. Nantucket, Mass., Sept. 13, 1826; m. Barnstable, Mass., 
Dec. 10, 1849, Chloe J., dau. of Lot and Rachael (Bearsef) Hinckley, J b. Barn- 1 
stable, Dec. 28, 1830; mariner; Centreville, Mass.; Republican; she spiritualist; ;| 
she d. Barnstable, of consumption, Feb. 17, 1890. 

Ch. b. Barnstable: 

10031.* Marion E., Aug. 29, 1853; m. Eliot J. Wetherbee. 

10032. Charles, F., Apr. 22, 1865; d. Oct. 5, 1870. 

10033. Jasper E., Mar. 21, 1869; unm. 1899. 

[5558] WILLIAM HOLLO WAY HAMBLIN,' (Thomas C.,' John.es* 
Elkanah,3 James,2i) b. Nantucket, Mass., Dec. 11, 1836: m. there, Aug. 16, 1865, 
Sarah Ann, dau. of Benjamin and Hannah (Hinckley:!:) Folger, b. Nantucket* 
July 13, 1842; cooper; Nantucket. 

Ch. b. Nantucket: 

10034.* Marietta, May 10, 1866. 



[5561] EDWARD PA YSON HAMBLIN,8 (Bro. of William H.,) 
b. Natucket, Mass., Oct. 7, 1843; m. there, Dec. 20, 1862, Sarah D., dau. of 
George and Elizabeth Ann Atwood,§ b. Nantucket, Jan. 8, 1841; private, M, 
2 Mass. Cav., enlisted Dec. 29, 1862; d. Richmond, Va., June 9, 1864. b 

[6563] JOHN HAMBL1N,8 (Bro. of William H.,) 

b. Nantucket, Mass., July 8, 1848; m. Boston, Mass., Dec. 6, 1881, Mary, dau. 
of Henry and Sarah (Duffy) Talbot, b. Somerville, Mass., Dec. 11, 1854; carpen- 
ter; Nantucket. 

Ch. b. Nantucket: 

10035. Sarah Elizabeth, May 10, 1882. 



10036. 



Eleanor, 



May 30, 1883. 



* For Holway see note 464. 
+ For Bearce see note 15. 

* For Hinckley see notes 31, 81 and 85. 
8 For Atwood see note 287. 



I 



EIGHTH GENEKATION. 965 

[5564] GEORGE HARRISON HAMBLIN,* (Bro. of William H.,) 

b. Nantucket, Mass., May 25, 1851; m. there, Dec. 16, 1877, Mary E., dan. of 

George and Eliza A., (James) Spencer, b. Nantucket, Apr. 8, 1858; carpenter; 

Nantucket. 

Ch. b. Nantucket: 

10037. Edtth May, Apr. 23, 1878. 

10038. Oscar, Sept. 30, 1882. 

10039. George, Apr. 15, 1884. 

10040. Edward B., Nov. 14, 1889. 



NINTH GENERATION. 



[5572] ADELINE DELMONT LOVELL,9 (Emily O. Scudder.s Oliver 

Isaiah,« Ebenezer,^* Elizabeth Hamlin, 3James,2i) b. Yarmouthport, Mass, 

Sept. 10, 1850; unmarried, 1902; teacher; Taunton, Mass.; she graduated at Taun 

ton high school, and completed a four years course in Chatauqua Reading Circle 

member of Literature Class: Universalist. 

[557.3] CHESTER MANNING LOVELL,« (Bro. of Adeline D.,) 

b. Taunton, Mass., Oct. 9, 1860; m. there, Dec. 3, 1883, Mary Alice, dau. o 
James N. and Maria R. (Dean) Alger, b. Taunton, Nov. 23, 1863: clerk; Taun 
ton: Republican; Universalist; member of Subbutia Lodge 225, I. O. O. F.; an( 
Taunton Lodge 93, K. P.; she Unitarian. 
No. issue. 

[5578] MARY RUSSELL LOVELL,9 (Russell,^ Lydia I. Scudder.J 

Isaiah,« Ebenezer,^* Elizabeth Hamlin,? James,2i) b. Osterville, Mass., Oct' 
25, 1863; m. there, Feb. 12, 1896, Maurice, son of Israel and Martha Washiugtoi 
Crocker,* b. Osterville, Dec. 27, 1866; merchant; Osterville: Republican. 

[5579] ADELAIDE LOVELL,9 (Mary S.,8 Lydia I. Scudder,' Isaiah, 

Ebenezer,64 Elizabeth Hamlin,^ James,2i) b. Cotuit, Mass., Nov. 25, 1845; m 

Osterville, Mass., July 18, 1869, William Henry, son of Nelson and Clarinda A 

(Hinckleyt) Bearse,J b. Centerville, Mass., Jan., 19, 1843; carpenter and uphol 

sterer; Osterville. 

Ch. b. Osterville: 
10041. Addie Linnell, June 27, 1874; unm. 1902. 

[5582] ROSA PARKER LOVELL,9 (Horace S.,^ Lydia I. Scndder,^ Isaiah, 
Ebenezer,&» Elizabeth Hamlia,3 James,2i) b. Osterville, Mass., Oct. 22, 1861; m.! 
there, Dec. 12, 1883, Joseph Coffin, son of Horace Stoughton and Lucy Anc 
( Back usg) Crosby, II b. Osterville, 1860; boat builder; Osterville; Repubhcan; she 
d. Osterville, June 22, 1884. 

[5584] CHARLES FRANCIS PARKER,'' (Velina Lovell,' Lydia I.I 
Scudder,7 Isaiah,' Ebenezer,^* Elizabeth Hamlin,^ James,") b. Osterville, Mass.,j 
Sept. 21, 1854; m. 1st, Yarmouth, Mass., Nov. 15, 1876, Emma, dau. of Thomas' 

* For Crocker see notes 35, 39 and 78. 

+ For Hinckley see notes 31, 81 and 85. 

X For Bearce see note 15. 

8 For Backus see note 192. 

II For Crosby see note 391. 



NITsTH GENERATION. 



967 



and Sophia (Hallett*) Matthews,! b. Yarmouth, Dec. 10,1848, who d. Osterville, 
Mar. 2, 1898; m. 2d, Cotuit, Mass., Aug. 29, 1901, Caroline A. iNickersonJ)Crock- 
er.'i merchant; later tire insurance agent; Osterville, until 1870; Yarmoutli, 
until 1875; Harwich, until 1877; since, Osterville; Republican; town clerk and 
treasurer of Barnstable, since 1885; Odd Fellow and K. P.; Christian Scientist; 
members of Knights and Ladies of Honor. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Osterville: 

10042. Henky Matthews, Jan. 20, 1878. 

10043. LovELL Hallett, Dec. 13, 1882. 



[5585] CORA AUGUSTA PARKER,^ (Sister of Charles F., ) 

b. Osterville, Mass., Oct. 19, 1860; m. Centreville, Mass., Nov. 27, 1881, Gran- 
ville Webster, son of James Harvey and Emily Hallett,* b. Marstons Mills, Mass., 
Aug. 17, 1860; plumber; Brockton, Marston's Mills and Osterville; Republican; 
Odd Fellow, K. P. and K. & L. H. 



Children; 

10044. Elsie Rawson, 

10045. Makoia Murdock, 

10046. James Harvey, 



b. 1883, Brockton. 

" June 29, 1888, 

" Mar. 1, 1891, Marston's Mills. 



[5588] FREDERIC PHINNEY,« (Asa S.^ Lucy Scudder,' Isaiah,« Eben- 
ezer,5* Elizabeth Hamlin,^ James,2i) b. Brockton, Mass., Jan. 29, 1862; m. Boston 
Mass., Jan. 27, 1892, Helen Augusta, dau. .of Herman Woodman and Susan 
(Bishop) Nickols, b. Boston, July 4, 1872; salesman; Boston; Republican; K. P. 

[5589] FRANK ELLIOTT PHINNEY,^ (Joseph,^ Lucy Scudder,' Isa- 
iah,* Ebenezer,5< Elizabeth Hamlin, ^ James,2i) b. Centreville, MavSS., May 

15, 1858; m. Apr. 2, 1876, Anna Adams of Nantucket. His widow and children 

reside at Nantucket. Mass. He is dead. 



[5592] CHARLES PHINNEY CASE,« (Lydia S. Phinney," Lucy Scud- 
der,' Isaiah,* Ebenezer,5< Elizabeth Hamlin,3 James,2i) b. Centreville, Mass., 

June 20, 1857; m. Arlington, Neb., Jan. 6, 1880, Jennie, dau. of John and Anna 

(Tiinon) Jettings, b. Boston, Mass., Nov. 26, 1859; baggage agent, C. & N. W. 

R. R. Co.: Sioux City, Iowa; Republican; member of 267, Fraternal Union of 

America; members Ben Hur Lodge, 147. 



b. Mar, 19, 1881, Arlington; unm. 1902. 
" Nov. 29, 1883, 

Aug. 16, 1885, " d. Oct. 1, 1889. 

Aug. 27, 1887, Fremont. 

Feb. 8, 1891, Sioux City. 





Children: 


10047. 


Lucy M., 


10048. 


Mary E., 


10049. 


John W., 


10050. 


Olive, 


10051. 


Helen, 


10052. 


Fannie Val: 


10053. 


Doris Anna, 



(1 
ii 



Fannie Valentine," Feb. 14, 1896, S. Dartmouth. Mas.s. 

" June 26, 1900, Sioux City. 

* For Hallett see note 103. 

+ For Matthews see note 377. 

t For Nickerson see note 341. 

S For Crocker see notes 35, 39 and 78. 



9«8 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. | 

i 
[5594] NANCIE ABBIE H ALLETT,^ (Julia F. Phinney/ Lucy Scudder, j 
Isaiah,« Ebenezer,^* Elizabeth Hainlin,3James,2i) b. Centreville, Mass., Nov.' 
11, 1865; m. there, Jan. 21, 1891, Charles, son of Peter and Fanny (Arnold) Chase: 
b. Berkley, Mass.; machinist; Berkley, Assonetand Gagreganset, Mass.; Repub 
lican; Elder in the Quaker church, studying for the ministry at Mount Blessing i 
Cincinnati, Ohio. 

Children: 

10054. Murray Hallett, b. Mar. 8, 1892, Centreville. 

10055. Doris Arkold, " Apr. 14, 1896, Assonet. 

[5595] WILLIAM FRANKLIN HALLETT,* (Bro. of Nancie A.,) i 

b. Centerville, Mass., Feb. 28, 1868; m. there, Nov. 17, 1891, Mary Hallett, 

dau. of Frederic Nelson and Tryphosia Giflord (Clark) Lewis,* b. Centreville,, 

Feb. 12, 1869; fisherman and taxidermist; Centreville; member of K. P.; she| 

Cong. 

Ch. b. Centreville: 

10056. Julian Gifford, Feb. 1, 1893. 

10057. Mildred Clark, Jan. 27, 1895. 

10058. Ruth Phinney, Apr. 14, 1897. 

[5596] LUCY PHINNEY HALLETT,9 (Sister of Nancie A.,) 

b. Centreville, Mass., June 6, 1870; m. there Dec. 4, 1889, Rev. Elmer Fred- 
eric, son of Frederic C. and Jane Philinda (Slater) Newell, b. East Windsor, 
Conn., Aug. 19, 1864; Methodist clergyman; has preached in Barnstable, 1887: 
Sagamore, 1889; Cumberland, R. I.; Terry ville. Conn., 1895; Plainville, Mass.; 
Republican; member Diamond Hill Lodge, 29, A. O. U. W. 
Children. 

10059. Frederic William, Nov. 15, 1892, Centreville: d. Nov. 21,1892. 

10060. Hobart Hallett, June 10, 1896, Sheldonville. 

[5602] ALEXINA RICHARDSON HANDY, 9 (Margaret Scudder,* A.1- 
bert,^ Isaiah,« Ebenezer,^! Elizabeth Hamlin, ^ James, 21) b. Centreville, 
Mass., July 1, 1855; ra. there. Mar. 30, 1875, Albert Nelson, son of Enoch and 
Puella (Lovellt) Lewis,* b. Osterville, Mass., Nov. 14, 1845; hardware merchant; 
Centreville and Boston, Mass., until 1871: afterwards, Wilmar, Minn.; Repub- 
lican; Freemason; she member O. E. S. 

Ch. b. Wilmar: I 

10061. Frank Everett, 

10062. Margaret Graham, 

10063. Edward Bunker, 

10064. Chester Albert, 

[5603] FRANK GRAHAM HANDY,^ (Bro. of Alexfna R.,) 

b. Hyannis, Mass., Sept. 15, 1857; m. Wilmar, Minn., Apr. 24, 1882, Dorrie 
Fannie Sophia, dau. of Hon. John and Margaret (Maxfield) Brown, b. Jan. 24, 
1860; bank cashier; Centreville, Mass., and Wilmar, Minn.; Republican; Free- 
mason; she member O. E. S.; Presbs. 
Ch. b. Wilmar: 

10065. Harold Benjamin, Feb. 24, 1883. 

* For Lewis see notes 10 and 12. 
+ For Lovell see note 138. 



Jan., 


1876; d. infancy. 


July, 


1878, " 1878. 


Mar. 3, 


1882. 


Oct. 26, 


1892. 



NINTH GENEKATION. 



969 



[5611] MARY H ,» (Mary F. Scudder,' Daniel,^ Asa,« Eben- 

ezer," Elizabeth Hamlin,3 James,2i) m. Thomas Chadwick Day; lawyer; Barn- 
stable. 

Child: 

10066. Thomas Chadwick. 

[5630] HENRY BLATCHFORD SCUDDER,^ (Charles W.,« Charles,' 
David,« Eleazer,6 Ebenezer,* Elizabeth Hamlin,* ,James,2i) b. June 18, 1844; 
m. Apr. 21, 1866, Julia R. Perry, of Andover, Mass.; Longwood, Mass., 1890; pen- 
sioner, gun shot wound left shoulder. 

[5638] ISAAC SULLIVAN ROGERS,9 (Mercy B. Eldridge,* Ruth Ham- 
blen,' Cornelius,6 5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James.ai) b. Oct. 11, 1826. Probably 
dead. 

Child: 

10067. Joseph; m. and res. Boston, Mass. 

[5652] DRUSILLA HAMBLEN,^ (Joshua,*' Cornelius,''^ Benjamin,* Elea- 
zer,3 James,2i) b. WellHeet, 'Mass., Nov. 29, 1837; m. there, Dec. 5, 1858, Will- 
iam Henry, son of Daniel and Rhoda Ann (Dame) Hall, b. Salem, Mass., June 
20, 1834; leather dealer; South Boston; Republican; she res. Wakefield, Mass., 
since 1888; Methodist. He d. South Boston, June 5, 1870. 
Ch. b. So. Boston. 

10068. Fannie, Mar. 22, 1861; m. Franklin H. Atwood.fl 
10069.* Augustus Hamblen, May 9, 1865. 

[5653] ADELINE HAMBLEN,9 (Sister of Drusilla,) 

b. Boston, Mass., Apr. 24, 1848; m. South Boston, Mass., Oct. 21, 1875, Dr. 
William Newcomb, son of Dr. Thomas Newcomb and Hannah Daniels 
(Atwood*) Stone, b. Truro, Mass., Aug. 7, 1845; physician; Wellfleet; Repub- 
lican; member Mass. Med. So.; and Adams Lodge A. F. & A.M.; she Methodist. 

Ch. b. Weimeet: 

10070. Thomas Newcomb, b. July 27, 1879. 

10071. Adeline Hamblen, " June 10, 1885. 

[5654] MARTHA MATILDA HAMBLEN,^ (Sister of Drusilla,) 
b. Boston, Mass., Feb. 13, 1851; m. South Boston, Mar. 2, 1882, James C, 
son of Josiah and Hannah (DeWitt) Purdy, b. Upper Clements, Nova Scotia, 
Jan. 26, 1837; carpenter; Jacksonville, Fla., since 1882; Republican; Baptist; 
she Methodist. 

[5655] SAMUEL HOPKINS,' (Hope Hamblen,« Joshua,' Cornelius,65 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Wellfleet, Mass., Aug. 17, 1842; m. there, Nov. 
15, 1868, Melissa A., dau. of Samuel and Polly Lombard (Rich) Rich,t b. Well- 
fleet, Sept. 12, 1842; provision dealer; Boston; Wellfleet, until 1872; since, Somer- 
ville, Mass.; member of Adams Lodge, A. F. & A. M., Wellfleet; she member 
Home Missionary Society; Methodists. 

* For Atwood see note 287. 
+ For Rich see note 150. 



970 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Children: 

10072. Arthur Thomas, b. Nov. 21, 18«9, Wellfleet: untn. 1897. 

10073. Samuel Edson, " Jan. 2, 1872, " " 

10074. Florenck Isabella, " Sept. 26, 1873, Somerville, " " 

10075. Annie Rich, " July 24, 1880, 

10076. Almira Lucy, " Dec. 27, 1882, 






[5656] MARTHA MATILDA HOPKINS,9 (Sister of Samuel,) 
b. Wellfleet, Mass., Jan. 6, 1845; m. Boston, Mass., Dec. 19, 1861. Capt. Lor- 
enzo Dow, son of David and Thankful (Rich*) Baker,t b. Welltinet, Mar. 15, 
1840; mariner, 30 years; Wellfleet; captain of R. D. Bhodes, and other vessels; 
afterwards merchant; agent Atlas Steamship Co., 1881: founder and foreign 
manager Boston Fruit Co., 1880-90; since, president same: summer res. Well- 
fleet; home, Port Antonio, Jamaica, W.I.; Republican: member Adams Lodge, 
A.F. &A.M.; Amo Lodge, Knights of Honor, East Boston: i'ortland Lodge, 
I.O.G.T., Jamaica; and Marine Benevolent Society: Methodists and she member 
Epworth League; members W. C. T. U., Wellfleet. 

Ch. b. Wellfleet: 

10077.* Lorenzo Dow, Sept. 5, 1863. " 

10078.* Joshua Hamblen, June 8, 1868. 

10079.* Martha Alberta, Aug. 31, 1875. 

10080.* Reuben Rich, Aug. 13, 1877. 

[5661] DAVID HAMBLEN,9 (David,^ Joshua,' Cornellus.fis Benjamin,* 
Eleazer,3 James.^i) b. Boston, Mass., Feb. 6, 1851: m. by Rev. K. Bishop, 
Newton, Mass., June 4, 1890, Dora, dau. of Jacob E. and Millicent Buerk, b. 
Paoli, Ind., 1855; res. Cohassett, Mass. Mr. Hamblen, kindly placed in my hands 
for use in this work, the manuscripts compiled by his father, David Hamblen, 
which have been of great assistance, and for which I am profoundly grateful. 
Ch. b. Newton, Mass.: 

10081. David, Sept. 8, 1891. 

10082. Angeline Dora, June 28, 1893. 

[5663] EPHRAIM STONE HAMBLEN,9 (Bro. of David,) 

b. Boston, Mass., May 4, 1855; m. June 19, 1877, Mary H. Linder. 

Ch. b, Newton, Mass: 

10083. Matilda, June, 1880. 

10084. Ephraim S., June, 1883. 

10085. Harriot, April, 1886. 

[5669] SARAH ADALINE BAKER,9 (Joseph.^ Jane Hamblen,' Corne- 
lius,6B Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Wellfleet, Mass., July 24, 1838: m. East- 
ham, Mass., Nov. 29, 1857, Capt. James Harvey, son of Daniel Lombard and, [ 
Mehitable (AtwoodJ) Rich,* b. Wellfleet, Dec. 21, 1833; master marnier; Boston j 
Mass.; Republican; Freemason and member Knights of Honor; Methodists. He 
d. Boston; Aug. 26, 1895; she res. Provincetown, Mass. 

* For Rich see note 150. 

+ For Baker see note 125. 

* For Atwood see note 287. il 



NINTH GENERATION. 971 

Children: 

1008(i. Addie Mabel, b. Aug. 7, 18H0, Wellfleet. 

10087. James Walton, " ,Iuly 30, 1864, Quincy; d. Feb. 16, 1893. 

10088. Homer Baker, " May 13, 1878, Boston; unm. 1903. 

[5674] JOFIN RICHARD NEAL,9 (Ruth H. Baker,* Jane Hamblen,' 
Cornelius,«=' Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Wellfleet, Mass.. Sept. 2,1847; 
m. Boston Mass., Belle J., dau. of James H. and Jane (McConnell) Noble, b. 
N. Y. City, Nov. 27, 1852; merchant; Wellfleet, until 1870; Boston, until 1885; 
since. Winthrop, Mass.: Republican: selectman; member of Winthrop Lodge, 
I. O. O. F.: Bunker Hill Encampment: Winthrop Lodge, A.F. & A.M.; St. Paul 
Chapter. R. A. M.: Boston Commandery, K. T.; Mass. Consistory, 32°. 

[56751 FRANK WALTER NEAL,9 (Bro. of John R.,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass , Aug. 19, 1^55; m. East Boston, Mass., Apr. 5, 1879, Helen 

M., dau. of David P. and Sarah H. Marshall, b. Deer Isle, Me., Feb. 22, 1862; 

merchant: Dorchester, Mass.; Republican; member Temple Lodge, A. F. & 

A. M.: St. Paul Chapter, R. A. M.: Boston Council; De Molay Commandery, 

K. T.: Mass. Consistory, 32°; O. E. S., and I. O. O. F. 

Ch. b. E. Boston: 

10089. Frank R., May 5, 1881; unm. 1902. 

[5680] ELIJAH B.\KER,9 (Elijah,* Jane Hamblen,' Cornelius,*^ Benja- 
min,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Wellfleet, Mass., May 19, 1845; ra. Plymouth, Mass., 
July 9. 1873, Emma, dau. of William and Lydia A. (Kimball*) Gooding, b. Ply- 
mouth. Mar. 25, 1847: accountant: Wellfleet, until 1852; Boston, until 1876; Phila., 
Pa., until 1891: since, St. Paul, Minn.; Republican; member of city council and 

Royal Arcanum. 

Children: 

10090. Alice Lombard, b. Aug. 7, 1875, E. Boston; unm. 1902. 

10091. Gertrude Whittter, "Dec. 3, 1877, Camden, N. J., " 

[5682] MARY EMMA ATWOOD BAKER,9 (Sister of Elijah,) 
b. Wellfleet, Mass., Feb. 28, 1849; m. 1st, there. May 30, 1866, James Louis, 
son of Nathan Cole and Elizabeth Blackburn (Daniels) Nicholson, b. Wellfleet, 
Sept. 23, 1846: proprietor of Drug Mill, East Boston, Mass., where he d. Mar. 8, 
1883; m. 2d, Essex, Mass., June 28. 189S, Wilmot V., son of Henry H. and Jo- 
annah (Chandler) Everson, b. Hanson, Mass., Jan. 27, 1850; real estate dealer; 
Whitman, Mass.; Republican; Freemason; and mem. Knights of Honor, and 
N.E. O. P.: Congs. 

Ch. by 1st marriage, b. E. Boston: 

10092.* Mabel Allen, Dec. 1, 1867. 

10093. Bessie Gertrude, Aug. 27, 1873; unm. 1902. 

10094. Arthur Cole, Oct. 27, 1877, " 

[568.3] CATHERINE PAULINA BAKER,9 (Sister of Elijah,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., Apr. 1.3, 1851; ra. 1st, East Boston, Mass., Apr. 12, 1869, 
I Albert Henry Holmes, who d. Sept. 11, 1873: m. 2d, Essex, Mass., June 27, 1876, 
Daniel Austin, son of Daniel Austin and Hannah Whittaker (Pickett) Story, 

* For Kimball see notes 254 and 303. 



972 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

b, Newburyport, Mass., Oct. 3, 1846; wheelwright; Essex; Republican; member 
Eastern Star Lodge, 143, 1. O. O. F.; Star King Lodge, 113, K. P.; Mt. Washing- 
ton Lodge, 24, Pilgrim Fathers; she Universalist. 

Ch. by 1st marriage, b. E. Boston: 

10095. Grace Albertina, Sept. 26, 1873; d. Mar. 1875. 

By 2d marriage, b. Essex: 

10096. Mildred Atwood, Mar. 19, 1880; unm. 1902. 



[5684] ADALIZA MARCIA BAKER,' (Sister of Elijah.) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., .lune 15, 1853; m. East Boston, Mass., Apr. 22, 1874, John 
Royal, son of Daniel Austin and Hannah Whitmore( Picket) Story, b. Newbury- 
port, Mass., Dec. 6, 1848; book keeper: Newburyport, until 1853; East Boston, 
until 1874; Essex, Mass., until 1891; since. East Boston: Republican; mem. East- 
ern Star Lodge, 143; I. O. O. F.; Universalists: mem. Star of the Zenith Rebekah 
Lodge, 131, I. O. O. F.; and Pilgrim Fathers, 82. 

Ch. b, Essex: 

10097.* Florence Whitman, Dec. 10, 1875. 

10098. Josephine Adelaide, Oct. 27, 1876; unm. 1902. 

10099. John Royal, Aug. 21, 1880, " " 



[5687] MARY FRANCIS RICH,^ (Mary J. Baker,* Jane Hamblen,^ 

Cornelius,6& Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Wellfleet, Mass.. Dec. 20, 1853: 
m. Jan., 1872, Allen Atkins, son of John Windsor, and Berthia Ary (Payne) 
Cobb,*b. Feb. 3, 1845; farmer; Wellfleet; Freemason; she d. Wellfleet, Aug. 28, 
1880. 

Ch. b. Wellfleet: 

10100.* Francis Allen, Dec. 9, 1874. 

10101. Edith Weston, Jan. .30. 1876. 

10102. Walter Clifford, Feb. 10, 1878. 



[5688] DAVID EDSON NEWCOMB,' (Pauhne M. Baker,* Jane Ham- 
blin,7 Cornelius,*^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Wellfleet, Mass., Mar. 13, 
1861; m. Chelsea, Mass., Nov. 6, 1881, HattieW., dau. of John and Mary Crocker,t 
b. Charlestown, Mass.(?) Sailor in early life; afterwards, salesman, and res. 
Chelsea, East Boston, Westminster and Boston, Mass.; Republican. He d. 
Westminster, July 24, 1890. 

Ch. b. E. Boston: 
10103. Daniel Edson, Mar. 11, 1883. 



[5691] CHARLES THOMAS HAMBLEN,^ (.Joseph B.,* Cornelius,'«6 

Benjamin,* Eleazer,* James,2i) b. Wellfleet, Mass., June 22, 1842; m. Bangor, 

Me., June 22, 1865, Caroline M., dau. of Col. Jonathan and Caroline (Bailey) 

Eddy, b. Bradley, Me., Oct. 11, 1844; private, K, 23 Mass. Inf. Vols.: mustered 

* For Cobb see notes 30, 106 and 128. 
+ For Crocker see notes 35, 39 and 78. 



NINTH GENERATION. 



973 



Oct. 29, 1861; dis. Apr. 21, 1862; dealer in plumbers supplies and metals; Baston 
He d. Cotuit, Mass., July 20, 1882. 

Ch. b. Boston: 

10104.* Jonathan Eddy, May 29, 186fi. 

10105. Helen E-, Jan. 14, 1868; d. unra. 189-. 




Charles T. Hamblen. 



t5692] Lieut. WILLIAM BlSBEE HAMBLEN,^ (Bro. of Chas. T.,) 
b. Wellfleet, Mass., July 4, 1844; Bugler, in Capt. S. Tyler Read's Co., 3 Mass. 
Cav., enlisted Nov. 26, 1861; went to New Orleans, La., under Gen. Butler, in 
steamer Constitution, Jan. 2, 1862: Lieut. G, 1st U. S. Regt., afterwards consoli- 
dated with 4th U. S. Corps d'Afrique. He was captured by a party of guerrillas 
between Alexandria and Opelusas, La., Mar. 24, 1864, and for a time supposed 
to be a prisoner in Tyler, Texas: but in fact confined at Opelusas, and shortly 
afterwards taken from the guard house and shot by twelve of the Louisiana 



974 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Cavalry, and burled by negmes, by whom his grave was afterwards identitled; 
from which bis body was removed to the officer's tomb, New Orleans, and ots 
Feb. 22, 1869, his remains arrived in Boston, and were reviewed on the Common; 
interred in Mount Hope Cemetery, Dorchester, corner Shakespear and Ever- 
green paths. They now rest in Lexington. 




Lieut. William Bisbjbe Hamblen. 



[569;{] Rev. JOSEPH BROWN HAMBLEN," (Bro. of Charles T.,^ 
b. Boston. Mass., June 8, 1849; m. by Rev. W. H. Meredith, Everett, Mass., 
June 1, 1897, Julia Eleanor, dau. of Benjamin Smith and Margaret (Wells) Chap- 
man, b. Millstream, Studholm parish, Kings Co., New Brunswick, Nov. 6, 1851. 
He was educated in the Boston public schools, and graduated from Boston Latin 
School, class of 1870; from Wesleyan University, Middletown, Ct., class of 1874; 
licensed as local preacher in the M. E. church, 1875; graduated from School of 
Theology, Boston University, 1878, B.D.: pastor, North Tisbury. Mass., 1879- 
80: South Carver, Mass., 1880-1; agent Metropolitan Life Ins. Co., 1881; proof- 
reader, since 1882; with various houses in and near Boston, 1882-4; at Greenfield, 



IS'IXTH GENERATION 



\m 



Idass., 1885-fi; in Boston, since 1887: with the Youth's Companion, since Feb.. 1888: 
res. Everett, Mass.: independent in politics: Methodist, but also holds Evangel- 
ical, A^e-to-Come Millenarian, or Pre-Millenaiian views: member of Ki Chapter 
Psi Dpsilon Fra Fraternity, 1870: Good Templar and Sons of Teraperajice. 
Ni) issue. 




Kev. Josefh B. Hamblen, 



15694] GEORGE ZEBULON HAMBLEN,* (Bro. of Charles T.,) 
b. Boston, Mass., June 17, 1853; m. Lexington, Mass., Dec. 25, 1878, Florence 
Maria, dau, of Isaac N. Damon, b. Lexington, Apr. 28, 1856; resides Lexington, 

Ch. b. Lexington: 

10106. Alice Damon, Oct. 26, 1880. 

10107. Charles William, July 2, 1882. 

10108. Carlton Bisbee. Nov, 9, 1891, 

[5695] ARTHUR WELLINGTON HAMBLEN,' (Bto. of CiiarlesT.,) 
b, Boston, Mass., Jan. 21, 1856; na. East Lexington, Mass., Apr. 21, 1880, Ann 
Elizabeth, dau. of Albert W. and Nancy (Wellington) Bryant, b. East Lexing- 
ton, Nov. 10, 1856; residence East Lexington, 



976 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Ch. b. East Lexington; 

10109. Clarence Bryant, Oct. 20, 1881. 

10110. Anna Wellington, Jan. 30, 1884. 

10111. Helen Harlow, Dec. 16, 1890. 

[5696] JOSEPH (JORDON HAMBLEN,9 (Cornelius,"65 Benjamin,* 
Eleazer,s James,2i) b. New Market, N. H., Aug-. 5, 1844; m. 1st, Potsdam, 
"N. Y., 1865, Saraii Ellen, dau. of William and Margaret Reifsnider, b. Newville, 
Pa., 1846, whod. Detroit, Mich., Oct. 20, 1870; m. 2d, Ann Arbor, MiclT., June 
19, 1871, Helena Richards, b. Dublin, Ireland, Feb. 2, 1849; merchant; Detroit; 
he was educated Dickinson College, Carlis.le, Pa.; formerly res. Fishing Island, 
Md. and Boston, Mass.; Methodist. 
Children: 

10112. Eva Towle, b. 

10113. Walter Cornelius, " 

10114. Joseph G., " 

10115. Cornelius, " 

10116. Ralph Rich a RT>s, " 

10117. Louis Williams, " 





1866, 


near Phila.; d. July 19, '89. 
Detroit; d. Detroit. 


July 8, 


1875, 


(1 


Mar. 1, 


1878, 


(1 


Nov. 5, 


1885, 


(( 


June 10, 


1889, 


11 



[5700] WILLIAM T. SHEDD,9 (Sarah B. Hamblen,^ Cornelius,^*^ Ben- 
jamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Wellfleet, Mass., Aug. 24, 1846; lawyer; Grand 
Rapids, Mich. 

[5707] CHARLES WILBUR SHEDD,9 (Bro. of William T.,) 

b. So. Boston, Mass., Oct. 10, 1859. 
Children: 

10118. Florence May. 

10119. Jessie Ella. 

10120. William Franklin. 

10121. John Henry. 



[5711] FRANKLIN HAMBLEN ATWOOD," (Lucinda Hamblen,' Cor- 
nelius,765 Benjamin,* Eleazer.s James,2i) b. Boston, Mass., Apr. 28, 1857; m. 
South Boston, June 20, 1882, Fannie,io dau. of William Henry and Drusllla 
(Hamblen) Hall, b. South Boston, May 22, 1861; merchant; So. Boston, 1865-86; 
since, Wakefield, Mass.; Republican; member Golden Rule Lodge, A. F. & A. M., 
Wakefield; Reading Chapter, R. A. M., Reading; Hugh de Payens Command- 
ery, K. T., Melrose; P. G. Tremont Lodge, I. O. O. F., Boston. 

No children reported. j 

[5712] GEORGE WILLIAM FROST,^ (Anna L. Harablen,» Cornelius,'*'^ 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,3James,2i) farmer; Taunton, Mass. 
Three children. 

[5716] JOSEPHINE HAMBLEN,« (Benjarain,^ Cornelius,'65 Benjamin,* 
Eleazer,3 James;2i) m. Charles Nesbitt. She is dead. 

Child: 
10122. Mabel. 



NINTH GENERATION. 977 

[5718] NORTON NEWCOMB HAMBLEN,* (Isaiah B.,8 Cornelius.^'s 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Westover, Md., Aug. 12, 1856; m. 1st, Boston, 
Mass., Dec. 12, 1877, Abbie E. Wilden, b. June 24, 1855; who d. Pictou. Nova 
Scotia, Jan. 21, 1890: m. 2d, Durliam, N. S., Feb. 25, 1891, Millie Agnes, dau. of 
Alexander and Mary (McLean) Cameron, b. Durham, June 10, 1867; farmer; 
Durham: Mothodist. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Pictou: 

10123. Nellie Gould, Dec. 14, 1885. 

By 2d wife, b. Pictou: 

10124. Mary Mildred, Feb. 10, 1892. 

10125. Marie Elsie, Feb. 26, 1893. 

10126. Alexander Alfred, June 13, 1894. 

10127. Jessie Louise, Oct. 8, 1896. 

10128. Georgie, June 9, 1899. 

10129. Walter Cameron, Dec. 10, 1900. 

[5719] LEWIS FRANKLIN HAMBLEN,9 (Bro. of Norton N.,) 
b. Westover, Md., Mar. 6, 1858; m, 1st, Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Dec. 27, 1883, 
Elizabeth R., dau. of George L. and Havilah (Richerson) Johnson, b. Halifax, 
N. S., 1850, who d. Pictou, N.S., Mar. 6, 1892; m. 2d, Hyde Park, Mass., Jan. 31, 
1895, Ellen Augusta, dau. of Joshua and Sarah Smith (Stevens) Humphrey, 
b.Hingham, Mass., Oct. 12, 1860; she Universalist; painter; Roslindale, Mass.; 
Methodist. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Pictou: 

10130. Grace Havilah, Oct. 29, 1885. 

10131. George Lorimer, Sept., 1891; d. Dec, 1891. 

[5720J EDWARD HERBERT HAMBLEN,9 (Bro. of Norton N.,) 
b. Sambro, Nova Scotia, June 11, 1860; m. Springfield, Mass., Oct. 11, 1882, 

Georgianna S., dau. of Levi and Mary Jane Parkhurst (Johnson) Hitchcock, b. 

Springfield, Aug. 10, 1860; produce dealer; Pictou, 1878-87; Suffleld, Ct., until 

1889; since Springfield, Mass. 
Children: 

10132. Julia Maria, b. Sept. 29, 1884, Pictou. 

10133. Harold, '' Jan. 29, 1887, " 

10134. Raymond, " Mar. 4, 1889, Suffleld, Ct. 

[5721] WILLIAM ABBOTT HAMBLEN,* (Bro. of Norton N.,) 
b. Halifax, Nova Scotia, Oct. 22, 1866; m. Suffleld, Ct., Dec. 17, 1889, Har- 
riet Wright, dau. of William Ballantine and Mary Rice (Wright) King, b. Suf- 
fleld, Jan. 1, 1859; res. Springfield, Mass. She member Ladies of Malta; Verona 
Court 4. He member Hampden Commandery 266, Knights of Malta; DeSoto 
Lodge 156 I. O. O. F. Methodists. 

[5722] WALTER PHIPPS HAMBLEN,' (Bro. of Norton N.,) 

b. Somerville, Mass., May 10, 1869; m. Newark, N. J., Jan. 28, 1891, Alice 
Maude, dau. of Joseph Henry and Harriet Louise (Welsh) Quackenbush, b. Ha- 
zelton, Penn., Jan. 9, 1866; coal merchant; Pictou, N. S., 1879-89; Jersey City, 
until 1894; since, Roslindale, Mass.: Republican; Methodists. 
Ch. b. Pictou: 

10135. Harriet Maria, Dec. 25, 1891. 



* II 



978 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[5732] RICHARD ALLEN HAMBLEN,9 (Benjamin B.,8"EleazerJ Cor- 
nelius,«5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Ciiarlestown, Mass., Aug. 2, 1866; 
m. Lottie D., dau. of George W. and Charlotte B. (Dexter) Jones, b. Charles- 
town, Mar. 2, 1868: who d. Charlestown, Nov. 28, 1891; laundryman; d. Charles- 
town, Feb. 8, 1892. 

[5733] MERCY ABIGAIL NYE,^ (Susan A. Hamblen, Eleazer,^ Corne- 
lius,«5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James.^i) b. Wellfleet, Mass., June 6, 1853; m. East 
Boston, Mass., Jan. 11, 1877, George Melville, son of Silas and Mary Porter, b. 
Wiscasset, Me., Aug. 6, 1845. She d. E. Boston, Apr. 19. 1897. 

Ch. b. E. Boston: 

10136. Herbert Willis, • Dee. 2.3, 1878; d. Jan. 20, 1899. 

10137. Florence Mabel, Nov. 14, 1882. 

10138. Gertrude Lillian, Nov. 16, 1886. 

[5734J MARY ELLA MAYO,' (Jane Hamblen, » Eleazer,' Cornelius,6B 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Sept. 20, 1850: m. 1868, Wilbur Laskey. 
She d. East Boston, Mass., Aug. 20, 1870. 
Children: 

10139. Ella; d. infancy. 

10140. Fred, 

[5738] AUSTIN PHELPS HAMBLEN,' (Eleazer," Cornelius,65 Benja- 
min,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Jersey City, N. J., Feb. 27, 1867; m. East Orange, 
N. J., Oct. 14, 1889, Jessie Lena, dau. of Henry and Harriet Amelia (Millspaugh) 
Hanchett,* of New Haven, Vermont, b. Mar. 1, 1871; grocer: Jersey City. 

Ch. b. East Orange: 

10141. Helen Frances, May 8, 1890. 

10142. Jessie Ruth, July 6, 1891. 

[5739] COLLINS EMERSON HAMBLEN.' (Allen A.,8 Eleazer.' Corne- 
lius,«6 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Oct., 1868; m.' June 22, 1887. 

Two or three children. 

[5745] COLLINS EMISON HAMBLEN,' (Ezekiel C* Ezekiel,^ Cor- 
nelius, ^^ Benjamin,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b, Jersey City, N. J., July 25, 1870; 
m. Utica,.iN.Y., April 16, 1902, Anna Theresa (Sheridan) Clark, b. Utica, May 
20, 1875; dry goods merchant; Roselle, N. J. i 

[5746] ETHEL S. HAMBLEN,' (Sister of Collins E.,) | 

b. Roselle, N. J., Dec. 9, 1877; m. Jan. 7, 1902, Joseph Morgan, b. Chester, 
England, June 8, 1871; insurance agent; Elizabeth, N. J. 

[5748] LILLA HAMBLEN RICH,' (Jerusha A. Hamblen, « Eleazer,' 
Cornelius,«6 Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Quincy, Mass., Mar. 29, 1866; m. 
East Boston, Mass., Dec. 18, 1889, Ferdinand Cousens, son of Samuel and Soph- 
ronia Elizabeth (Jenkinsf) Pote, b. E. Boston, Nov. 27, 1865: bookkeeper: E. 
Boston, until 1897; since, Winthrop, Mass.; Republican; Methodist. 
Ch. b. East Boston: 

10143. Kenneth Edwin, Mar. 30, 1895. 

* For Hanchett see note 232. 
+ For Jenkins see note 8. 



NINTH GENERATION. 979 

[5749] EDWIN WILLIS RICH, M. D.,' (Bro. of LillaH.,) 

b. East Boston, Mass., May 22, 1872; m. East Dedham, Mass., July 12, 1900, 
Ellen Almeda, dau. of Edwin Augustus and Ella Almeda (Sanderson) Chase, b. 
E. Dedham, Apr. 1, 1876. He grad. from Emerson Grammar School, E. Boston, 
1887; from East Boston High School, 1890; from Harvard University, 1898; from 
Harvard Med. School, 1900. Entered the U. S. A. as Asst. Surg, with rank of 
1st Lieut., Nov. 1901; sationed at Fort Totten, Willett's Point, N. Y., Presidia, 
San Francisco, Cal., and Honolulu, H. I. 

[NOTB4H8] ANDREW STRONG HOPKINS,' (Joel,** Ruth D. Gross,' 
Mercy Hamblen,8 Cornelius,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James.^i) prob. b. Bucks- 
port, Me.; m. 1st, Eunice, dau. of Moses and Sarah Dorr Rich;t m. 2d, Mrs. Car- 
oline Ware Bullock. He d. Jan. 20, 1898. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

10144.* Eliza. 
10145.* Sarah. 

[Note 468] MARY ELIZA HOPKINS,9 (Sister of Andrew S.,) 
b. 1835, prob. Bucksport, Me.; m. John H. Cahoon. 
Two children. 

[Note 468] Capt. JOEL ALFRED HOPKINS,9 (Bro. of Andrew S.,) 
prob. b. Bucksport, Me.; m. Celia Nickerson;J res. Brewer, Me. 

Child: 

10146. Arthur; married. 

[Note 468] NANCY BALDWIN HOPKINS,^ (Sister of Andrew S.,) 
b. Mar. 4, 1841, prob. Bucksport, Me.; m. Otis A., son of John Eldridge.2 He 
d. in insane hospital, Mass.; she d. Sept. 24, 1890. 

Children: 

10147. Frank; married. 

10148. Alley, " res. Salem, Mass. 

* Note 468. Since writing the sketch of Joel Hopkins,* 12287] , page 587, a revised and cor- 
rect copy of his family has been kindly furnished by Mrs. Eliza P. Marshall, of North Bucks- 
port, Me., which is here given: 

JOEL HOPKINS,* b. Bucksport, Me., 1803; m. 1st, Dec. 27, 1826, Eliza, dau. of Jesse and 
Desire (Collins) Kilby (or Kilburn,) b. May 14, 1809, who died; m. 2d, Mrs. Susan Boynton, of 
Brewer, Me.; m. 3d, Mar. 7, 1861, Mrs. Phebe Eldridge Arey, of North Bucksport. He d. Brewer, 
Dec. 19, 1881. All buried N. Bucksport. 
Children: 

5759. Joseph Kilby; went to California, 1849; d. in Oregon. 

5751.* Andrew Strong. 

5752. Ruth Gross, b. Feb. 1832; d. Mar. 17, 1833. 

5753.* Mary Eliza, " 1835. 

5754. Francis A., " Aug. 1, 1838; d. Oct. 19, 1840. 

57.55.* Joel Alfred. 

5756.* Nancy Baldwin, " Mar. 4, 1841. 

5757.* Francis A., " May 26, 1844. 

.5758.* Clara Doane, " Aug., 1845. 

t For Rich see note 150. 

? For Nickerson see note 341. 

§ For Eldridge see note 90. 



980 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[Note 468] FRANCIS A. HOPKlNS,9 (Bro. of Andrew S.,) 

b. May 26, 1844, prob. Bucksport, Me.: married. He d. Feb. 19, 1874. 
Cbildren: 

10149. A Son. 

10150. A Daughter. 

[Note 468] CLARA DOANE HOPKINS,^ (Sister of Andrew S.,) 
b. Aug., 1845; prob. Bucksport, Me.; m. Edwin F., Sinnett. 

Children: 
10151.* Vernon. 
10152. Jennie. 

[5759] RUTH NICKERSON HOPKINS,"* (Joshua,^ Ruth D.Gross,' Mercy 

Hamblen,« Cornelius,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Oirington, Me., Apr. 

4, 1830; m. Phila., Pa., Mar. 28, 1851, John Wan-en, son of John Ingalls and 

Mary (Warren) Browne, b. Albion, Me., May 10, 1828; claim and patent attorney. 

He went to Washington, D. C, with Hon. Hannibal Hamlin in 1861, and res. 

there until his death: Republican; clerk in War Dept. at his death; Freemason 

and Odd Fellow; she res. Washington; Unitarian. He d. Washington, Oct. 22, 

1892. 

Children: 

10153.* John Ingalls, b. Feb. 14, 1852, Phila. 

10154.* Charles Weston Hopkins, '' Oct. 27, 1857, Bangor. 

[5760] HANNAH HOPKINS,^ (Sister of Ruth N.,) 

b. Orrington, Me., Apr. 26, 1833; m. there. Mar. 18, 1852, Joseph Crocker, 

son of Elijah and Celia (Patterson ) Atwood,t b. Hampden, Me., Aug. 3, 1829; 

Republican; Freemason; Congs. Both d. Winterport. Me.: she Jan. 28, 1887: 

he July 27, 1888. 

Ch, b. Hampden: 

10155.* Ella, Dec. 22, 1852. 

[5761] SARAH COOK HOPKINS," (Sister of Ruth N.,) 

b. Orrington, Me., July 9, 1839; m. Daniel Wheeler, son of Daniel Hardy, b. 
Hampden, Me., Feb. 1837; contractor and builder; Beverly Farms, Mass.; select- 
man. 

Ch. b. Beverly Farms: 

10156.* Louie, June 30, 1866. 

[5762] JOSHUA WESTON HOPKINS,9 (Bro. of Ruth N.,) 

b. Orrington, Me., May 27, 1841; m. Brewer, Me., Oct. 26. 1868. Anna Maria, 
dau. of Samuel and Mary Elizabeth (Hodges) Bartlett, b. Orrington, May 20, 
1841; proprietor Hampden Creamery, Bangor, Me.; res. Hampden, Me.; four 
years in Westport, Iowa; Bangor, since 1895; Republican; Ensign, U. S. Navy: en- 
listed Oct., 1864; served on U.S. ship Nynack four years; participated in battles 
of Fort Fisher, Anderson and the fall of Willmington, N.C.; dis. Sept., 1868; 
Freemason and member G. A. R. 
Children: 

10157. Mary Emily, b. Oct. 25, 1869, Brewer: unm. 

10158.* Minnie Allen, " Julv 28, 1871, Lakeville, la. 

10159.* Anna Bartlett, " May 16, 1875, Bangor. 

10160, Fred Weston, " .Ian. 29, 1877, Orrington: unm. 

10161. Ralph Thomas, " Sept. 10, 1881, Hampden, " 

• Her name was changed to Ruth F. Browne. 
+ For Atwood see note 287. 



NINTH GENERATION. 981 

[5764J CLARA HOPKINS,« (Sister of Ruth N.,) 

b. Orrington, Me.) June 2, 1845; m. Hampden, Me., Dec. 13, 1865, Reuben 
Kidder, son of Reuben Kidder and Charlotte (Thompson) Stetson,* b. Hamp- 
den, Dec. 24, 1837; contractor; Galesburg, 111., since 1888; before that, Lakeville 
and Waterloo, Iowa; Democrat; she member Rebekah Park Chapter, D. A. R.; 
Congs. 

Children: 

10162.* Reuben Kidder, b. Mar. 11, 1867, Hampden. 

19163. Frank BouLEE, "July, 1868, " d. Apr. 8, 1882. 

10164. Charlotte Herrick, " June 7, 1872, Lakeville; unm. 1902. 

[5766] FREDERICK ISAAC HOPKINS.* (Bro. Ruth N.,) 

b. Orrington, Me., June 1, 1850; m. S. A. Bartlett; Druggist; Lynn, Mass.: 
I.O.O.F. 

Two sons. 

[5768] Capt. ISAAC F. TRASK," (Ruth Hopkins,* Ruth D. Gross,' Mercy 
Hamblen,6 Cornelius,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James.^i) b. So. Orrington, Maine, 
Feb. 10, 1829; m. Frances Dore; master mariner. He commanded the Milton and 
other vessels. He d. Brewer, Maine, Dec. 8, 1894. 

[5771] Capt. JOSHUA HOPKINS TRASK," (Bro. of Isaac F.,) 
b. South Orrington, Maine, June 13, 1834; m. 1st, Orilla V. Mayo; m. 2d, 
Lucy Gill; master mariner; Lynn, Mass. He d. in Cal. 

[5772] Capt. EDGAR SAMUEL TRASK,^ (Bro. of Isaac F.,) 

b. South Orrington, Maine, June 18, 1835; m. there. May 11, 1862, Melissa, 
dau. of Joseph and Diantha Jane (Gray) Magooa, b. Sangerville, Maine, Oct. 30, 
1834; master mariner, and followed the sea over fifty years: commanded the Ga- 
lena, Milton, and Kenduskeag, and was owner of the Melissa Trask, at his death; 
resided Orrington, removed to Bangor, Maine, 1887; member Oriental Lodge, 
LO.O.F.; she Universalist. He d. New York, May 13, 1899. 
Ch. b. Orington: 

10165.* Walter Ross, May 11, 1869. 

10166. Lettee Estelle, d. infancy. 

10167.* Allan Pierce, May 24, 1873. 

[5778] Capt. OHALES F. TRASK,^ (Bro. of Isaac F.,) 

b. South Orrington, Maine, Aug. 26, 1857; m. Agatha Harlow; master mar- 
iner, commanded the Isaack Stetson, of Bangor, Me., 1899. 

[5784] ALTHEA JANE SMITH,^ (Sylvaaus,* Delia H. Gross,' Mercy 
Hamblen,6 Cornelius,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ Jaraes,2i) b. Orrington, Me., Dec. 
19, 1855; m. 1st, there, Oct. 11, 1879, Peter Lewis, b. Belgium, Sept. 1853, who 
d. off New Orleans, Feb. 28, 1887; m. 2d, Bangor, Mar. 31, 1890, Charles Harrison, 
son of Harrison and Nancy Emery,t b. Sept. 6, 1843; res. Orrington and Bangor. 
Ch. b. 1st marriage, b. Orrington: 

10168, Ellen, AQg. 11, 1882. 

By 2d marriage, b. Orrington. 

10169. Harold, Dec. 21, 1890. 

* For Stetson see note 415. 
+ For Emery see note 317. 



982 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[5786] ALBERT S. SMITH,^ (Bro. of Althea J.,) 

b. Orrington, Me., Apr. 2, 1863; m. Bangor, Me., Mar. 26, 1894, Ellen M., 

dau. of Edward M. and Hannah (Roberts) Jones, b. Nanticoke, Pa., Apr. 28, 

1870; laborer; Orrington; Republican. 
No issue. 

[5787] HERBERT J. SMITH,^ (Bro. of Althea J.,) 

b. Orrington, Me., Dec. 1, 1865; m. Jamaica Plains, Mass., Mar. 19, 1888, 
Mary V., dau. of Jacob W. and Ellen (Callan) Cunningham, b. Waldo, Me., 
Sept. 23, 1868; R. R. employe; Orneville, 1888-9; Seboois, until 1898; since; Orring- 
ton; Republican. 

Ch. b. Seboois: 

10170. Ellen A., Dec. 22, 1891. 

10171. Everett L., Aug. 8. 1897, 

10172. Grace M., Sept. 22, 1898. 

[5788] GEORGI ANA COLLIIS S,9 (Eleazer A.,^ Mercy Gross,' Mercy Ham- 
blen,« Cornelius,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) m. Charles Sleeper. 
Two children. 

[5790] CHARLES HENRY COLLINS,* (Bro. of Georgiana,) 

b. Bangor, Me., Aug. 28, 1845; m. Lowell, Mass., Nov. 28, 1867, Ella Susan, 
dau. of David and Mary Ann (Sargent) Morrison, b. Lowell, Aug. 25, 1848; mill 
supt.; Lowell, Nashua, Providence, Phenix, Warren and Cumberland; drummer,, 
6th Mass.; Freemason; member G. A. R., and Sons of Revolution; Epis. 
Children: 
10173.* Gertrude Ella, b. May 7, 1869, West Townsend, Mass. 

10174. Charles Frederick, " May 6, 1872, Lowell; d. infancy. 

10175. Alice Mabel, " Jan. 20, 1874, Nashua, N.H.; unm. 1900 

[5793] HENRY L. GARDNER,^ (Mary C. Collins,* Mercy Gross,^ Mercy 
Hamblen,6Cornelius,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Orrington, Me., Oct. 
20, 1844; m. Lowell, Mass., Nov. 10, 1866, Adelia M., dau. of Jeremiah and Heph-; 
zibah (Pitts) Carroll, b. Waterboro, Me., Sept. 21, 1844; agent State Board of 
Lunacy and Charity, Mass.; Lowell, Mass., until July, 1869; Phila., Pa., untilj 
May, 1871; Brooklyn, N. Y., until June, 1872; Lowell, Mass., until 1875: Clinton,! 
Mass., until July, 1876; since, Springfield, Mass.; Republican; bugler, 7th Mass. 
Battery; enlisted May 21, 1861; re-enlisted Nov. 23, 1863; served at Siege of Suf- 
folk, Va., Peninsula Campaign, 1862; Red River Expedition, Forts Spanish and 
Blakely; dis. July 28, 1865; member Roswell Lodge, A. F. & A.M.; Springfield 
Commandery, K. T.; Oberlin Lodge 28, I. O. O. F.: Royal Arcanum; E. K. Wil- 
cox Post 16, G. A. R. 

Ch. b. Lowell: 

10176. Arthur Henry, Mar. 6, 1868; unm. 1898. 

[5794] SOLOMON HAMBLEN GARDNER,» (Bro. of Henry L.,| 
b. Lowell, Mass., Feb. 13, 1852; m. there, Sept. 6, 1877, Rachael Marie, dau. 
of George and Julia ( Downey) Sweeney, b. East Katby, Quebec, Sept. 6, 1854: 
fireman; Lowell; Republican; Baptist; member Lodge 8, Royal Arcanum; she 
Epis. 



NINTH GENERATION. 983 

Ch. b. Lowell: 

10177. Harky Leach, July 20, 1879. 

10178. Mabel Frances, Mar. 10, 1883. 

[5797J ETTA BISSELL,^ (Ruth H. Collins,' Mercy Gross,^ Mercy Ham- 

blen,8 OorDelius,B Beujamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2i} m. Smith, of Orring- 

ton, Me. 

10179. A Child. 

[5802] MARY ELIZA GROSS,« (James E.,« Benjamin,' Mercy Ham- 
blen,'' Cornelius,'^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,8i) b. Clifton Springs, N. Y., 
Dec. 9, 1853; m. Mar. 24, 1878, James A. Canfleld, of Chicago, 111. 
Ch. b. Chicago: 

10180. Lucille Emily Dudley, Dec. 27, 1879; m. Henry Justis. 

[5803J ANNIE TOOKER GROSS,9 (Sister of Mary E.,) 

b. Chicago, 111., Aug. 15, 1856; m. Dec, 1887, John S. Miller, b. Louisville, 
N. Y., May 24, 1847; lawyer; Urm of Miller & Peck, Chicago, 
Children: 

10181. John, b. Nov. 8, 1890. 

10182. Jennette, ♦' Nov. 10, 1888. 

[5804] NELLIE GROSS,^ (Sist«r of Mary E.,) 

b. Yellow Springs, Ohio, July 22, 1862; m. Chicago, 111,, Nov. 16, 1880, Ben- 
jamin Franklin Hadduck, of Chicago. 

Child: 

10183. Helen DeKoven, b. Aug. 13, 1881; d. April 7, 1892. 

[5806] FARNSWORTH GROSS MARSHALL,' (Eliza P. Gross,* Ben- 
jamin,^ Mercy Hamblen, 6 Cornelius,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) 

b. Upper Fairmount, Md., Sept. 25, 1875; unmarried; school teacher; student, 

Bowdoin college. 

[5807] POLLY ANN HAMBLIN,^ (Solomon,* Lewis,' David.« Joshua,* 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b, Fenner, N. Y., June 23, 1816; m. Sept. 12, 1839, 
Rufus Stacy, son of Robert and Lucy (Stacy) Ransom, b. July 5, 1813; farmer; 
Fenner N. Y.; Democrat, until 1852, afterward Republican; Universalist. He 
d. Fenner, Feb. 5, 1858. After his death she moved with her children to near 
Plainfleld, III., about 1860; she Baptist, She d. Plainfield, Feb. 5, 1877. 
Ch. b. Fenner: 

June 20, 1841. 

Jan. 21, 1843. 

Mar. 14, 1845; d. unm. Aug. 1865. 

Jan. 7, 1847. 

Apr. 27, 1852. 

[5808] ORA BUTLER HAMBLIN,' (Bro. of Polly Ann,) 

; b. Fenner, N. Y., Apr. 27, 1819; m. tliere, Nov. 21, 1839, Amanda B., dau. of 
I John and Melvina (Thompson) Barber, b. Fenner, Nov., 1815. He d. Perr.nille, 
I N. Y., June 24, 1894. 



10184.* 


Harrio'it M. L., 


10185.* 


Lucy E., 


10186. 


George H., 


10187.* 


Norman Worth, 


10188.* 


William Lewis, 



I 



984 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Ch. b. Fenner: 

10189. Mary DeEtte, 

10190. Louisa Maria, 

10191. Nancy Lovina, 

10192. Hettie Permelia, 

10193. Lulu Amanda, 



April 30, 1841; d. July 6, 1860. 

July 29, 1842, " June 21, 1867. 

May 3, 1844; m. Cooper. 

Feb. 10, 1854, " Cooper. 

May 8, 1855; d. June 9, 1858. 



[5809] NORMAN SELLECK HAMBLIN,9 (Bro. of Polly Ann, ) 
b. Madison Co., N. Y., May 27, 1824; m. N. Y. state, Apr. 25, 1849, Pamela 

Keeler Welch; b. Madison Co., N. Y,, Dec. 21, 1821; farmer; Plaintield, Ills.; she 

Methodist; she d. Plainfleld, Jan. 30, 1897. 

Ch. b. Plainfleld: 
10194. Ella, Sept. 30, 1851; d. Sept. 28, 1874, unm. 



[5810] REUBEN SMITH HAMLIN,9 (Bro. Polly Ann,) 

b. Madison Co., N. Y., July 12, 1826; m. 1st, New London, Ohio, Dec. 16, 
1859, Cyrene Elizabeth, dau. of Algenon Sidney and Mary L. Whiting, b. Win- 
sted, Ct., 1830, who d. Santa Barbara, Cal., Jan. 1887; m. 2d, Nov. 21, 1888, Lizzie 
Cusack, of Hamilton, Ontario. He was reared a farmer, Fenner, N. Y.: en- 
gaged in selling patent medicines through the west and in Canada; farmer, 
Plaintield, Ills.; mfr. patent medicine, Buffalo, N. Y.; went to Oshawa, Ont., 
about 1870, and engaged in mfgr. agricultural implements with his father-in- 
law; a successful man. 



10195.* 
10196.* 
10197. 



Ch. by 1st wife, b. Buffalo. 

Theo Cortnne, 1865. 

Reuben Whiting, Nov. 20, 1867. 

Charles, 1872; d. same year. 



[5812] RHODA EMELINE HAMBLIN,9 ( Lewis, »' David,- Josliua,& 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James,si) b. Fenner, N. Y., Feb. 5, 1820; m. there, Jan. 
5, 1837, Edward, son of Benajah B. and Lydia (Bryant) Brooks, b. Butternut, 
N. Y., Jan. 5, 1812; farmer; Union Valley, 1836; Wilna, N. Y., until 1855; re- 
moved to Lowell, Wis., and res. Pilot Knob, Wis., after 1857; Republican. Both 
d. Pilot Knob; she Jan. 1, 1901; he Nov. 4, 1890. 





Children: 












10198.* 


Adelaide Eliza, 


b. 


June 


5, 1838, 


Wilna. 




10199.* 


Eleanor Maria, 




July 


8, 1839, 


(( 




10200.* 


Lydia Louisa, 




Mar. 


22, 1^1, 


(( 




10201.* 


Harriet Serena, 




Aug. 


10, 1843. 


t( 




10202.* 


Lucia Adelphia, 




Sept. 


10, 1845, 


a 




10203.* 


Lucius Abner, 




Jan. 


18, 1848, 


n 




10204. 


Lewis Seeburg, 




Jan. 


24, 1851, 


it 


unm. 1901. 


10205. 


Celinda Amelia, 




July 


22, 1853, 


n 


d. Aug. 20, 1854 


10206.* 


Frances Isabel, 




June 


22, 1855, 


L(jwell. 




10207.* 


Clara Violet, 




Nov. 


11, 1857, 


Pilot Knob. 


10208. 


Alice Augusta, 




Mar. 


18, 1860, 


a 


" unm. 1901 


10209.* 


Eunice Edwina, 




Aug. 


22, 1862, 


u 


it 



NINTH GENERATION. 985 

[5813] HARRIET URETTA HAMBLIN,« (Sister of Rhoda E.,) 
b. Chittenango Falls, N. Y.,Jan. 25, 1822; m. there, Oct. 12, 1842, Abner 
Partridge, son of John and Lucy Gellet (Duniiam) Downer, b. Pawnal, Vt.. Mar. 
23, 1793, his 2d wife: he ra. 1st. Rachael Harrington, who d. 1840. An active, 
successful, business man; was engaged in building the Erie canal, the Virginia 
canal, the Croton water works, the Hudson River R. R., and in all of which he 
had important contracts: was one of the first stockholders of the Hudson River 
and N. Y. C. R. R. His father, John Downer, and father-in-law. Dr. Obediah 
Dunham, participated in the battle of Bennington, Vt.; the latter a member 
of the convention that secured the independence of Vermont from N. Y.; and 
strongly supported the Continental Congress in the Revolution: resided Paw- 
nal, until 1805; Peterboro, N. Y., until 1818: afterwards, Chittenango Falls; 
Democrat, until 1856, afterwards Republican; member Sullivan Lodge, 148, 
A.F. & A. M.; she Epis. Both d. Chittenango Falls; she, Oct. 23, 1889; he, 
Sept. 25, 1856. 

Ch. b. Chittenango Falls: 

10210.* Abnek p., July 29, 1843. 

10211.* Harriet C, July 9, 1845. 

10212.* Alice Maria, Dec. 7, 1852. 

10213.* William Victor, July 9, 1856. 

[5815] MARY FIDELIA HAMBLIN,« (Sister of Rhoda E.,) 

b. North Manlius, N. Y., July 25, 1827; ra. Fenner, N. Y., June 4, 1850, 
Luther, son of Ichabod and Sally (Downer) Prosser, b. Sraithfield, N.Y., Mar. 
20, 1820; farmer; Sullivan, N. Y.; Methodist; she res. North Manlius, 
Ch. b. Sullivan. 

10214.* William Edwik, May 4, 1851. 

10215.* Rosalia M., May 22, 1853. 

10216. Harriet Meril, Aug. 30. 1855: unm. 1901. 

10217.* George Hamblin, Apr. 23, 1862. 

10218.* Minnie May, Apr. 27, 1869; unm. 1896. 

10219. Anna Bell, Nov. 10, 1870; d. June 3, 1872. 

[5816] ADALAIDE E. HAMBLIN,9 (Sister of Rhoda E.,) 

b. Chittenango Falls, N. Y., Feb. 14, 1832; m. Prof. Henry M., son of Joseph 
Owan and Susanna (Stearns*) Seeley, b. Onondaga, N. Y., Oct. 2, 1828; she d. 
Middleburg, Vt., Aug. 14, 1865. He remarried, and by 2d wife had: Sarah 
Grace, Feb. 22, 1870; Henry Hamblin, Mar. 14, 1872; Lockwood Matthews, Aug. 
25, 1875; all b. Middlebury; Professor, Middlebury College; Onondago, N. Y., 
until 1854; New Haven, Ct., until 1857; Middlebury, Vt., 1865-1903; Prohibition- 
ist; Methodists. 

Ch. b. Onondaga: 

10220.* Adelaide May, July 20, 186L 

[5817] ELLEN M. HAMBLIN," (Sister of Rhoda E.,) 

b. Chittenango Falls, N. Y., Aug. 22, 1833: ra. Warren, 111., Nov., 1856, Chas. 
Boone; he res. Freeport, 111. She d. Warren, Nov. 25, 1856. 

No issue. 
* For Stearns see note 158. 



986 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[5818] EDWIN SYLVESTER HAMBL1N,9 (Bro. of Ehoda E.,) 

b. Chittenango Falls, N. Y., Apr. 15, 1836: m. Perryville, N. Y., by RevJ 
William Lord, rector Christ Church Manlius N.Y., Sept. 1, 1863, Mary Elizaj 
dau. of Hiram and Almenia (Blakeslee) Ehle, b. Perryville, Sept. 20, 1835| 
miller, and proprietor Oriskany Falls Roller Mills: New Woodstock, 1850-6a 
Freeport, Ills., 1856; St. Paul, Minn, and Yellow Creek, Ills., 1857-9; McCon-i 
nell's Grove, Ills., until Jan., 1861; Perryville, until 1883; Conastota, N.Y., 1884| 
since, Oriskany Falls: Republican; postmaster. Yellow Creek, Ills.: justice peacej 
McConnell's store and Perryville; member Sullivan Lodge 148, A.F. &A.M. 
and Chapter R. A. M., Waterville, N. Y.; Epis. 

Ch. b. Perryville: 

10221. DeLancey Burdette, Sept. 21, 1868; unm. 1897. 

10222. Lena Fkankita, June 7, 1870, " " 

10223. Edw^in Pardee, June 29, 1875, " " 

[5819] MARGARET FRANCES HAMBLIN,'-- (Sister of Rhoda E., ) 

b. Chittenango Falls, N. Y., Feb. 9; 1838; m. Perryville, N. Y., Mar. 10, 1859J 

John, son of Marcus L. and Huldah (Wallace) Underwood, b. New Woodstock] 

N. Y., July 23, 1835; farmer: New Woodstock, until 1868; since. Grant Park] 

Ills.; Republican: township supervisor: Methodists. 

Children: 
10224.* Nellie, b. July 19, 1865, New Woodstock. 

10225. Carrie, " May 25, 1873, Grant Park; d. Aug. 13, 1894. 

[5821] EUGENE LEWIS HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of Rhoda E.,) 

b. Chittenango Falls, N. Y., May 18, 1845; m. there, Sept. 1, 1868, Hannah! 
B., dau. of Hiram and Almenia (Blakeslee) Ehle, b. Perryville, N. Y., Apr. 21, 
1839; lumber dealer: Chittenango Falls, New Woodstock, Perryville, and Clock- 
ville, N. Y.; private, L, Scott's 900, Cavalry, and 11th N. Y. Regt.; Epis. He 
d. Perryville, Oct. 53, 1872. 

Ch. b. Ciockville: 

10226. EDwm Hubbard, Mar., 1871; d. Apr., 1872. 

[5822] FRANCES PHEBE HAMBLIN,MSister of Rlaoda E.,) 

b. New Woodstock, N. Y., Feb. 2, 1849; m. Perryville, N. Y., Feb. 2, 1868, 
E. Herbert, son of Edwin W. and Electa (Gallup) Taylor, b. Fenner N. Y., July 
4, 1846; farmer; Perryville, siuce 1857; Republican; member F, 2d N. Y. Cav., 
enlisted Sept. 24, 1864; participated in 10 battles, including Cedar Creek, Five 
Forks, and Appomattox; dis. June 5, 1865; member Reese Post 49, G. A. R., 
Conastota, N. Y.; Methodists; members Epworth League. 
Ch. b. Perryville; 

10227. Ella W., Apr. 4, 1876; unm. 1897. 

10228. Ethel F., Feb. 12, 1889, " 

[5823] EMMA JANE HAMBLIN,« (Sister of Rhoda E.,) 

b. New Woodstock, N. Y.,iNov. 14, 1851; m. Perryville, N. Y., Oct. 22, 1873, 

Edwin D., son of Loren and Lydia (Whipple) Ransom, b. Fenner, N. Y., Apr. 

8, 1849; farmer; Perryville, since 1856; Republican: she Methodist; member 

Kings Daughters. 

Ch. b. Perryville: 

10229. Jessie May, Aug. 14, 1875; unm. 1896. 



NINTH GENERATION. 987 

[5824] JULIA M. HAMBLIN," (David,« Lewis,' David," Joshua,"* Ben- 
jamin,* Eleazer.3 James,2i) b. Chittenanj^o Falls, N. Y., Oct. 12, 1824; ra. there, 
Oct. 13, 1841, William Pennock: he d. Minnesota; she d. Chittenango Falls, 
July 19, 1852. 

Ch. b. Chittenango Falls: 

10230. Elmira, d. Syracuse, N. Y. 

10231. WiLMOT, " Minnesota. 

[5825] HARRIET M. HAMBLIN," (Sister of Julia M.,) 

b. Chittenango Falls, N. Y.. Sept. 9, 1826; m. Perryville, N. Y., Nov. 20, 

1843, Cornelius, son of Andrew and Sarah (Coy) Lansing, b. Albany, N. Y., Jan. 

10, 1843: farmer; Chittenango Falls, until 1866; afterwards, Sullivan, N. Y.; 

Republican; she d. Sullivan, Dec. 15, 1893. He d. East Syracuse, June, 1899. 

Children: 

10232.* Walter Edgar, b. Oct. 29, 1850, Chittenango Falls. 

10233.* Julia Maria, " Sept. 6, 1852, " 

10234.* Lillian Jane, " Nov. 18, 1866, Sullivan. 



LUCIEN DAVID HAMBLIN,9 (Bro. of Julia M.,) 

b. Chittenango Falls, N. Y.. Dec. 7, 1834; m. Utica, N. Y., Jan. 13, 1859, 
Helen, dau. of Benjamin and Sophia (Mowyer) Putnam, b. Cazenovia, N. Y., 
Dec. 24, 1838; res. Chittenango Falls. 

Ch. b. Chittenango Falls: 
10235.* Cora Sophia, Oct. 4, 1859. 

10236.* Charles Abner, Apr. 22, 1865. 

[5827] JENNIE E. HAMBLIN,9 (Sister of Julia M.,) 

b. Chittenango Falls, N. Y., Feb. 22, 1837; ra. there, Jan. 4, 1863, John O., 

son of John W. and Nancy (Ehle) Bender, b. Mycenae, N. Y., Jan. 9, 1837; res. 

Chittenango P'alls, Oran, and Fayetteville, N. Y.; she Epis. She d. Fayette- 

ville, Mar. 19, 1894. 

Children: 

10237. iRA Wright, b. Jan. 23, 1865, Bethel Corners, N. Y. 

10238. Hubert H., " May 28, 1870, Fayetteville. 

[5828] WILLIAM MARVIN HAMBLIN,9 (Sister of Juha M.,) 

b. Chettenango Falls, N. Y., Dec. 28, 1841; m. Erieville, N. Y., Jan. 13, 1862, 
Melissa C, dau. of George and Sabra (Medbury) Wells, b. Erieville, Aug. 2, 

j 1843; farmer; Chittenango Falls. 

' Ch. b. Chittenango Falls: 

10239.* Arthur Deloss, June 14, 1869. 

[5829] LEON A WOOD WORTH,' (Harriet Hamblin,* Lewis,' David," 

I Joshua,'* Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Fenner, N. Y., Dec. 24, 1828; m. 

there, by Rev. Daniel Wheelock Bristol, Sept. 17, 1850, Walter Lewis, son- of 

I Lewis and Anna (Bishop) Keeler, b. Fenner, Apr. 14, 1828; farmer; Fenner, 1875. 

Ch. b. Fenner: 

10240.* Genevieve Leona, June 28, 1852, 



988 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY 



[5834] PAMELIA ELIZABETH JOHNSON,9 (Lucy Hamblin,^ Josbua,' 
David,6 Joshua,^ Benjamin,^ Eleazer,^ James.^i) b. Smithfleld, N. Y., Mar. 27, 
1820; m. Clockville, N. Y., 1841, John Ward, son of and Margaret (War- 
ner) Conley, b. Springfield, Mass., Sept. 27, 1814; merchant; Conastota, N. Y.; 
Democrat; Unitarians. She d. Conastota, Oct. 17, 1887. 
Children: 

b. Sept. 14, 1843, Brockport. 
" May 21, 1845, Conastota. 



10241.* 

10242.* 

10243.* 

10244.* 

10245.* 

10246.* 

10247.* 

10248.* 

10249.* 

10250. 

10251. 



John Dykeman, 
Jane Pamelia, 
Jennette Leslie, 
Josephine M., 
Jerome Hamlin, 
Jefferson Ballou, 
Joselia Lucy, 
JuDsoN Jay, 
James Emmett, 
Julia Fidelia, 
Joshua O., 



" Feb. 16, 1847, 
" Aug. 2, 1848, 
" Aug. 6, 1850, 
" Oct 18, 1852, 
" Feb. 23, 1854. 
" June 4, 1856, 
" June 24, 1858, 
" Nov. 6, 1859, 
" Nov. 30, 186;-i, 



'• d. Sept. 5, '93, unm. 
" " Apr. 19, 1895. 



[5835] MARIETTE JOHNSON,9 (Sister of Pamelia E.) 

b. Smithtield, N. Y., July 14, 1832; m. Conastota, N. Y , July, 1846, Milton 

Lathrop Sayles, b. Conastota; real estate dealer; Democrat. Both d. Oneida, 

N. Y.; she" July 9, 1880; he Oct., 1883. 
Ch. b. Conastota: 
10252.* Minnie, July 21, 1856. 



[5836] JANE JOHNSON,9 (Sister of Pameha E., ) 

b. Smithtield, N. Y., Dec. 8, 1822; m. Clockville, N. Y., 1846, Isaac Rudd, b. 

England; Freemason. She d. Utica, N. Y., Sept. 14, 1857; lie d. Herkimer, 

N. Y., 1862. 

Ch. b. Utica: 

10253.* William, 1847. 

10254. Lucy Jane, 1848. 

10255. Delia, 1850; m. Frank Eastman. 

10256. Lottie, ' 1853, •' Hodson. 

[5837] DARIUS HAMLIN JOHNSON,^ (Bro. of Pamelia E.,) 

b. Smithfleld, N. Y., Sept. 13, 1836; m. there, Dec. 6, 1855, Harriet F., dau. 
of Isaac J. and Abigail (Sayles) Forbes, b. Clockville, N.Y., July 5, 1836; coal 
dealer; Conastota, N. Y.; Democrat; member Greenvpood Lodge, A. F. & A. M.; 
33° Mason; Baptists; He d. 1893. 

Ch. b. Conastota; 
10257.* Jane Pamelia, Dec. 8, 1856. 



[5838] WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON JOHNSON," (Bro. of Pamelia E.) 
b. Smithfleld, N. Y., Feb. 8, 1838; m. Alton, 111., Jan. 27, 1867, Hannah, dau. 
of George and Catherine (Dawson) Armstrong, b. Alton, July 14, 1837; ice deal- 
er; Alton; at his mother's death, 1851, he went to live with his uncle Leander 
Hamlin, then in Alton, 111.; Republican; she Epis. 



NINTH GENERATION. 



Ch. b. Alton: 

10258. Thomas, Nov. 11, 1867: unm. 1902. 

10259.* GrKACK Florence, Apr. 10, 1872. 

10260. Katie C, July 1, 1874: d. June 26, 1877. 

10261. Fred, June 26, 1877; unra. 1902. 

[5840] CAROLINE BALLOU,« (Susannah Hamblin.s Joshua,' David," 
Joshua,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Madison Co., N. Y., Oct. 27, 1824; 
nj. Henry Smith of Buffalo, N, Y. 

Child: 

10262, Ella, 

[5846] EDWIN EDDY,' (Susannah Hamblin,* Joshua," David,« Joshua.* 
Benjamin,* E]eazer,3James,2i) b. Fenner, N. Y., May 10, 1838; unmarried; 
Sergt., K, 27, N,Y, Inf. Vols,; killed battle of Bull Run, July 21, 1861. 

[5848] OSCAR D, EDDY,' (Bro. of Edwin, ) 

b. West Barre, N. Y., Apr. 21, 1842; ra. 1st, there, June 10, 1866, Ellen, dau. 

of Henry and Mary (Kilner) Hoy, b. East Shelby, N. Y., who d. W. Barre, Dec. 

1871: m. 2d, Helen Fawcett, dau. of Norman and Amanda (Matteson) Bedell, b. 

Albion, N. Y., Aug. 20, 1841; Ins. agent: W. Barre, until April, 1873: Detroit, 

Mich,, until Dec, 1875; since, Albion; Supt. of Water Works: Odd Fellow, and 

member A. O. U. W. 

Ch. b. W. Barre: 

10263, MaryE,, July 1870; d. A.pr. 16, 1893. 



[5850] HELEN MORRISON,9 tPamelia Hamblin,* Joshua,' David," 

Joshua,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James, 21) b, Lenox, N.Y., Aug. 22, 1826: m. 

there. Mar. 5, 1845, Daniel, son of Robert and Margaret Robertson, b. Fenner, 

N,Y., May 11,1821. The parents of Mr. Robertson were native of Scotland; 

farmer; Fenner; moved to Plainfield, 111., Mar., 24, 1853; Freemason; Joliet, 111. 

Ch. b. Fenner, N.Y.: 

Herbert, Sept. 18, 1846: d. July 26, 1847, 

Ellen, May 17, 1848, " Dec. 4, 1851, 

Albert L., Sept. 13, 1850. 

Eugene R., Sept. 4, 1852, 



10264. 
10265, 
10266.* 
10267, 



[5851] WILLIAM MORRISON,' iBro. of Helen,) 

b, Syracuse, N. Y., May 25, 1828;. m. 1st, PlainHeld, Ills., Apr. 20, 1856, Mary 
J., dau. of William and Jennett, Robinson, b. Cazenovia, N. Y., 1834, The pa- 
rents of Mrs. Morrison were natives of Scotland; shed. Plainfield, Dec, 29, 1856; 
m. 2d, Sept, 1872, Miss Ella Gale; res. Plainfield and Nokomis, 111.: afterwards, 
Wessington, South Dakota; Baptist. He d. Joliet, Ills., Nov, 23, 1884. 

Ch. b. Nokomis: 



10268, 


Mary, 


Feb. 23, 1873. 


10269. 


Lewis, 


1875. 


10270. 


William, 


1877: d. Jan. 1885 


10271. 


Eugene, 


1880. 


10272. 


Chadwick, 


May, 1882. 



990 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[5853] AGNES MORRISON," (Sister of Helen,) 

b. Murray, N. Y., Mar. 20, 1837; m. Joliet, 111., Feb.. 1855, .James D., son of 
E. .). and Esther (Hill) Wood. b. Lewis Co., N. Y., 1835: merchant: Joliet and 
Plainfield, 111.; Omaha, Neb.: Central City and Denver, Colorado; Odd Fellow; 
she Methodist. She d. Plainfield, Apr., 1885. | 

Children: 

10273. Willie E., b. Feb., 1856, Joliet; d. Dec. 1856. i 

10274.* Cora A., " July, 1858, Lockport. 

10275. Lulu E., " Aug., 1860, Plainfield. 

[5855J ROSE MORRISON,9 (Sister of Helen,) 

b. Lenox, N. Y., Nov. 12, 1844: m. Joliet, Ills., Apr., 1862, I. E. Keene: pro- 
fessor of music: Joliet and Plainfield, Ills.; she Christian. 
Children: 
10276.* Eva M., b. Apr. 29, 1863, Livingston Co., Ills. 

10277. Zar, " Nov., 1865, Plainfield: d. Oct. 1865. 

10278. Elizabeth, " Apr. 19, 1868, Livingston Co. 

[5856] EMMA MORRlSON,9 (Sister of Helen,) 

b. Smithfield, N. Y., Apr. 13, 1847; m. 1st, Chicago, 111., Dec, 1864, Charles 

B. Lord, b. N. Y. State, 18.30; soldier in civil war, served in commissary Dept.; 

farmer; he d. Watseka, 111., Oct. 23, 1868: m. 2d, 1871, T. O. Roberts, of Cass, 

Dupage Co.. 111.; she has resided in Dupage, Plainfield, Watseka, and Chicago, 

Illinois. 

Children: 

10279. Jessie, b. May, 1867, Dupage; d. June, 1869. 

10280. Minnie R., " Jan. 13, 1869, Iroquois Co. 

10281. Helen A., " Jan. 13, 1869, 

10282. Guy, " Oct. 8, 1873, Plainfield. j 

' *! 

[5857] PALMER HAMLIN,^ (Leander,^ Joshua," David,« Joshua,'^ Ben- 
jamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Perryville, N. Y., Feb. 13, 1835; m. Godfrey, Ills., 
Oct. 9. 1861, Jane, dau. of Jonas and Mary (Jones) Squire, b. Middletown, Ills., 
Apr. 7. 1836; farmer and stock raiser; Godfrey, until 1872; since, Nokomis, Ills.; 
Methodists. 

Children: 

b. Oct. 26, 1862, Godfrey. 
" Oct. 31, 1864, " m. R. P. Barnard. 

" July 6, 1866, " " Ida G. Scott. 

" Dec. 31, 1867, " unm. 1901. j 

" Mar. 16, 1873, Nokomis, " 

(i (1 u it (( a (' 

[5858] MARY E. HAMLIN,9 (Sister of Palmer,) 

b. Perryville, N. Y., Jan. 20, 1837; m. Alton, Ills., Mar. 1, 1858, John Fitch: 
lawyer; Chicago, Ills.; also res. Plainfield, Alton and Chicago, Ills., and Fitch- 
burg, Kansas; where she d. Mar., 1878. 
Children; 

10289. John. 

10290. Timothy. 

10291. Bertie. 

10292. Mary. 





Children: 


10283.* 


Annie Lydia, 


10284. 


Adelaide Phebe, 


10285. 


Leander, 


10286. 


William Joshua, 


10287. 


EsTELLA May, 


10288. 


Cady Palmer, 



NINTH GENERATION. 991 

[5861] WARD P. HAMBLIN,9 (Stephen/ Joshua,^ David,« .Toshua,^ 
Benjamin,^ Eleazer,^ James.^i) b. Feuner, N. Y.. Sept. 27, 1836; m. Pulaski, 

Mich., Feb. 4, 1858, Rebecca, dau. of William and Elizabeth (Kern) Wagoner, b. 

Homer, Mich., Jan. 31, 1839; Sergt., E, 2d, Mich. Cav.; enlisted Nov., 1863; in 

battles of Franklin, Nashville, KenesawMt., Resaca, Dalton; dis. Aug. 25, 1865; 

farmer; Pulaski, until 1879; since, Allen, Mich.; member Lodge 253, A. F. &. 

A. M.; she United Brethern. 

Ch. b. Pulaski: 

10293.* Adelbbrt W., Nov. 17, 1860, 

10294. Emery G., May 23, 1867: unm. 1899. 

10295.* Eldokah, Nov. 14, 1873. 

[5863] ORVILLE J. HAMLIN,9 (Bro. of Ward P.,) 

b. Fenner, N. Y.. Feb., 1840; m. Mary Elizabeth, dau. of David and Betsey 
Elizabeth (Rowell) Thorn, b. Springwater, N.Y.; farmer; Concord, Mich.: 
Democrat; member of E, 2d Mich. Cav., wounded left shoulder; Freemason and 
G. A. R.: she Universalist; members O. E. S., 191; Byron Stoddard Corps, 186; 
W. R. C; Maccabees, 119. 

Ch. b. Pulaski: 
10296.* Jennie E., Oct. 4, 1866. 

[5869] JEROME BONAPARTE HAMLIN,9 (Joshua,*? David,6 Joshua,^ 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,^!) b. Bridgeport, N. Y^., June 17, 1841; m. Man- 
ilas, N. Y., Nov. 3, 1861, Cornelius A., dau. of Alvin A. M. and Lucretia (Vick- 
ery) Ball, b. Pompey, N. Y., June 29, 1839. After his school days, at the age of 
20, he engaged in the mercantile business about seven years; in partnership 
with his father in the milling, lime and plaster business, 1867, which continued 
about 20 years, in Manlius, where he resided until 1878; Norwich, N. Y., until 
1881: when he returned and resided at Manlius until 1886; removed to Saratoga, 
N. Y., and the following year to Syracuse, N. Y.; engaged in manufacturing 
and putting up hot air and hot water heaters. 
Ch. b. Manlius: 

10297. Louie Jerome, July 11, 1867; d. Sept. 29, 1867. 

10298.* Harry Joshua, Dec. 21, 1868. 

10299.* Clyde Ball, July 22, 1871. 

[5877] JOSEPHINE HOAG,^ (Amanda Hamblin,* Joshua,' David,* 

Joshua,-^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Kirkville, N. Y., Jan. 25, 1845; 

m. there, Apr. 2, 1862, Harvey Gideon, son of Gideon and Belinda Wilbur, b. 

Fenner, N. Y., Apr. 19, 1835; farmer; Stanhope, Iowa; Democrat; Russellite; she 

Adventist; she d. Fenner, Sept. 27, 1862; he remarried and has five daughters by 

last wife. 

Ch. b. Fenner: 

10300.* Elmer E., June, 1862. 

[5879] CELIA HOAG,9 (Sister of Josephine,) 

b. Kirkville, N. Y., Nov. 10, 1852; m. Manlius, N. Y., June 12, 1870, Andrew, 
sonof Solomon and Maria (Lasher) Bloss, b. Palentine, N. Y., 1844; wagon maker 
and blacksmith; moved to Wampsville, N. Y., 1870; to Kirkville, N.Y., Dec, 
1872; She Adventist. 



992 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Children r 




10301.* 


Oliveb S., 


b. Aug 


10302.* 


Minnie Belle, 


" Sept 


10303. 


Eva Josephine, 


" July 


10304. 


Channing Lee, 


" Apr. 


10305. 


Lizzie A., 


" May 



4, 1872, Fyler Settlement, 
12, 1873, Kirkville. 
July 11, 1877, Fyler Settlement. 
29, 1880, KirkvJlJe. 
10, 188t^, 



[5885] JEROME A. PALMER,^ (Adelia Hamblin,* Jashua,^ David,- 

Joshua,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Michigan City, Ind., Aug. 10, 1854: 
m. New Bufifalo, Mich., Oct. 15, 1882, Ardelphia,dau.of John and Sarah (Bunton 
Martin, b. Laporte, Ind., June 20, 1858; res. Laporte, until 1872; Shelby Co. 
Mo., until 1878; since, Laporte; she Methodist. 

Ch. b. Laporte Co.: 

10306. Sarah A., Oct. 23, 1885. 

10307. Myrtle M., Nov. 10, 1887. 

[5886] EDWARD E. PALMER,» (Bro. of Jerome A.,) 

b. Michigan City, Ind., June 29, 1858; ra. Wolcottville, Ind., Dec. 17, Mary 
C, dau. of Oscar I. and Caroline (Davidson) Gardner, b. Lagrange Co., Ind., 
Dec. 17, 1868; res. Michigan City, until 1872; Shelby Co., Mo., until 1878: since. 
Michigan City; she Methodist. 

Children: I 

10308. Mamie V., Oct. 1, 1889, Lagrange Co. 

10309. Charles L., July 1, 1894, Laporte. 



[5887] HARRISON SAMUEL HAMBLIN,^ (Harrison,Uoshua,^ David, 
Joshua,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Florence, Ills., Aug. 1, 1852: m 
Plainfield, Ills., Dec. 3, 1873, Kate, dau. of John D. and Rebecca (Schreffler 
Hohn, b. Plainfield, Nov. 4, 1855; farmer and laborer; Plainfield. 
Ch. b. Plainfield: 
10310. Lester Selleck, Apr. 26, 1875; unm. 1902. 



10311. 



Alice, 



Oct. 21, 1882, 



[5902] SARAH MARGARET McKAY,» (Hester Hamblin,» Ephraira, 
David, e Joshua,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Howard, N. Y., July 23 
1841: m. 2d, Campbell, N. Y., Feb. 25, 1880, Rev. Samuel Wheeler, son of Georgi 
Franklin and Sarah Ann (Wilcox) Pratt, b. Livonia. N. Y., Sept. 9, 1838; clergy 
man, author and editor; Brasher Falls, N. Y., 1863-7: Hammondton, N. J. 
until 1871: Prattsburg, N. Y., until 1877; Campbell, until 1883: Monroe, Mich, 
until 1889: Campbell, 1900; Republican; author of The Gospel of the Holy Spirit 
A Summer at Peace Cottage, The Life and Epistles of St. Paul; Pre'sbs. 

[5^)03] D.\NIEL STUART MCK A Y,» (Bro. of Sarah M.,) j 

b. Bath, N. Y., Mar. 7, 1843; m. Penn Yan, N. Y., Dec. 19, 1872, Ruth, A.' 
dau. of John and Mary S- Mallory, b. Penn Yan, Mar. 1, 1845; real estate anc 
loan agent; Washington, D. C, 1862; Omaha, Neb., 1865; California and Nevad? 
1867-1871; St. Louis, Mo., 1872; Ft. Scott, Kansas, 1873-1889; since, Guthrie 
Okla.; Democrat; member city council, Ft. Scott, 1882: director Ft. Scott, Wich 



L 



NINTH GENERATION. 993 

ata & Western R. R., 1879: secretary, Ft. Scott, Topeka & Lincoln R. R., 1881; 

secretary and treasurer, Kansas & S. W. R. R. 1886; Freeoaason; K. of P., and 

I.O.R.M.; Epis. 

Ch. b. Fort Scott: 

10312. James Stuart, Jan. 25, 1875; unm. 1900. 

[5904J HESTER ANN McKAY,« (Sister of Sarah M.,) 

b. Cameron, N. Y., Mar. 27, 1846; m. there, Sept. 8, 1880, George Robertson, 
son of Leander and Eliza A. (Robertson) Sutherland, b. Candor, N. Y., Oct. 21, 
1848; banker; Campbell, N. Y., 1866-88; since, N. Y. City; Republican; Presbs. 

[5905] MARY CAROLINE McKAY,^ (Sister of Sarah M.,) 

b. Painted Port, N. Y., May 8, 1851; m. June, 1875, Waldo Adolphus, son of 

Osgood Russell, b. Dublin, N.H.; merchant: Concord; Democrat; Freemason; 

Epis. She d. Concord, N.H., July 6, 188L 
Ch. b. Concord: 

10313. CoKA Jeanette, Mar. 17, 1876; unm. 1901. 

10314. Mabel McKay, Mar. 24, 1878, " " 

[5910] DAVID WELLS HAMBLIN,» (David W.,8 Ephraim,7 David,6 
Joshua,'' Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Sterling, 111., May 14, 1856; m. 1st, 
there. Mar. 13, 1884, Nellie E., dau. of Christian Schrader, who d. Kansas, Nov, 
16, 1889; ra. 2d, Chicago, Ills., Apr. 23, 1891, Mrs. Nora May Smith, dau. of 
Ralph R. Cooley; printer; Chicago; Republican; Baptist; she Methodist. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

10315. Mazie Lorenza, b. May 9, 1885. 

10316. Lillian, " Dec. 9, 1886. 

10317. Jennie, " Sept. 17, 1888; d. June 5, 1890. 

[5911] LORENZA ALMENA HAMBLIN," (Sister David W.,) 

b. Sterling, Ills., Dec. 30, 1857; m. Chicago, Ills., Jan. 24, 1884, Samuel, son of 

John H. and Elizabeth (Moyer) Moyer, b. Buck Co., Pa., Jan. 20, 1859; printer; 

came to Sterling, 111., 1862; res. there until 1894; removed to Chicago; employed 

with Hamblin Printing Co.; Republican; Christians; she d. Sterling, Apr. 11, 

1891. 

Ch. b. Sterling: 

10318. Harry Martin, June 9, 1887. 

10319. Guy Leroy, July 6, 1889; d. May 30, 1890. 

[5912] EUGENE LEROY HAMBL1N.9 (Bro. of David W.,) 

j b. Sterling, Ills., Aug, 16, 1863; printer and proprietor Hamblin Printing 
' Co., Chicago, Ills., 1897, since dissolved; his brothers, David and Scott, were 
connected with his business; Republican; Christian; member Columbia Council 
! 12, R. A.; unmarried 1897. 

[5913] SCOTT ELIAS HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of David W.,) 

b. Sterling, 111., Jan. 6, 1867; m. Macon. 111., Apr. 2, 1891, Edith May, dau. of 
I Chritian H. and Frances M. (Fish) Ruby, b. Macon, Jan. 6, 1870; salesman, Ham- 
fblin Printing Co.; Chicago, 1897; Republican; Christian; she Presb. 



I 



994 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. b. Chicago: 

10320. Eugene Earl, Nov. 20, 1892. i 

10321. Frances Lillian, Dec. 18, 1895. 

[5914] HARMON HAMBLIN," (Martin E.,8 Ephraim,^ Davifi,« .Joshua,* 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,3James,2i)b. Howard, N. Y., Aug. 29, 1852: ra. Coliocton, 

N. Y., Feb. 5, 1884, Mary M., dau. of John J. and Roby (Rathbone) Jones, b! 

Cohocton, Nov. 11, 1863; farmer; Wheeler, N. Y.; Republican. 

Ch. b. Wheeler: I 



10322. 


Lena Iona, 


July 19, 1884; d. Aug. 27, 1888 


10323. 


Rena May, 


Dec. 29, 1885. 


10324. 


Julia Etta, 


July 17, 1887. 


10325. 


H. Leo, 


Aug. 13, 1889. 


10326. 


M. Ray, 


July 14, 1891. 


10327. 


Laura Belle, 


Mar. 7, 1893. 



[5915] MUNETTA HAMBLIN,9 (Sister of Harmon,) 

b. Fremont, N. Y., Sept. 18, 1854; m. Haskinsville, N. Y., Mar. 1, 1872, 
Dewitt C, son of Marcus and Sally (Eells) Banter, b. Wheeler, N. Y., May 10, 
1848; farmer; Wheeler; Republican; member Lodge 673, A. F. & A, M., Avoca, 
N. Y. 

Ch. b. Wheeler: j 

10328. Guy H., Sept. 9, 1883. 

10329. Myrta Belle, Nov. 8, 1890. 

[5916] HENRIETTA A. HAMBLIN,9 (Sister of Harmon,) 

b. Fremont, N. Y., Sept. 30, 1857; m. Savona, N. Y., July 4, 1895, Samuel, 
son of George and Mary (Parker) Bennett, b. Catatonk, N. Y., July 29, 1857;| 
carpenter: Avoca; Democrat; member Lodge 538, I.O. O. F., Avoca; she Meth-" 
odist, and member Ladies' Aid Society. 

No issue. 

[5918] ELLEN MARIA ORMSBY,^ (Polly A. Hamblin,« Elijah,^ David,' 
Joshua,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Fenner, Madison Co., N. Y., Sept., 
24, 1829; m. 1st, Brooklyn, N; Y., Aug. 12, 1850, James Henry Goodby, b. Jersey! 
City, N. J., Mar. 7, 1827; who d. Brooklyn, Mar. 31, 1865: m. 2d, Traupsburg, 
N. Y., Aug. 31, 1868, J. D. Price, of Addison, N. Y. 

Ch. by 1st marriage, b. Brooklyn: 
10330.* James Henry, June 15, 1851. 

10331.* WiLMOT Newton, Sept. 13, 1853. 

I 

[5920] WILMOT NEWTON ORMSBY,** (Bro. of Ellen M.,) 

b. New York City, June 22, 1845; m. 1st, Waterloo, N. Y., Aug. 30. 1868, 

Mary Jolly, who d. Troupsburg, N. Y., Apr. 26, 1872; m. 2d, Julia A. Vose; res. 

Troupsburg. j 

[5925] ROXANIA HAMBLIN,» (Norman,* Elijah,' David,6 Joshua,' 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Hocking Co., Ohio, Aug. 6, 1840; m. Logan, 

Ohio, Oct. 26, 1856, John D., son of John and Anna (Cruthers) Thompson, p. 

Mt. Vernon, Ohio, Apr. 9, 1832; carpenter; Logan and Princeton, Ills.; 1st Lieut.. 



10332. 


William M., 


10333. 


James F., 


10334.* 


John L., 


10335.* 


Chaules B., 


10336. 


Zada B., 



NINTH GENERATION. 995 

F, 2 Oliio Militia: member Knights of Honor, of which he was Proctor; she, 
Methodist. He d. Princeton, June 11, 1893. 

Children: 

b. Dec. 26, 1857, Logan. 
"Feb. 14, 1867, Princeton. 
" June 2, 1869, " 

" Sept. 12, 1872, " 
" Jan. 21, 1882, 

[5928] ROBERT E. HAMBLIN,' (Enoch E.,« Elijah,^ David, « Joshua,^ 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Logan, O., Aug. 14, 1852; unmarried: educated 
Logan high scliool, Zanesville Commercial School; school teacher; financial offi- 
cer, State Hospital, Athens, O., 1874-87; president Pomeroy Nat. Bank, 1887-94; 
financial officer State Hospital, Toledo, Ohio, 1892. 

[5930] Dr. IRA B. HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Robert E.,) 

b. Logan, Ohio, Dec. 24, 1856: m. Dayton, Ohio, Dec. 25, 1883, Laura Louise, 

dau. of John and Margaret Smith, b. Dayton, Nov. 15, 1856. He was educated 

in the public schools of Logan; graduated Ohio Med. College, Cincinnati, Ohio, 

1884; staff physician, Insane Asylum, Culumbus, Ohio, 1884-93; app. supt. Insane 

Asylumn, Piioenix, Ariz., June 1893. She was educated in the public schools, 

Dayton. 

No issue. 

[59.35] ESTHER POTTER,9 (Mariah Hamblin,« Elijah,' David,6 Joshua,^ 
Benjamin,* Eleazer^ James, ^i) b. Hornellsville, N. Y., Dec. 6, 1835; m. Logan, 
Ohio, Oct. 30, 1851, Otho B., son of John H. and Mary Kanode, b. Sharpsburg, 
Md.; bo(»t and shoe dealer: Logan; Republican; Methodist; corparal K, 151 
Ohio Inf. Vols., enlisted 1864: she Presb. He d. Logan, Oct. 26, 1892. 

[5939] HOMER LAFAYETTE WRIGHT,^ ( Almira Hamblin,8Elijah,7 

David, 6 Joshua,'' Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James, 21) b. near Logan, Ohio, Jan. 1, 

1845; m. there, Oct. 2, 1873, Eugenie, dau. of Raymond and Susan Catherine 

(Guthrie) Belt, b. Logan, Oct. 30, 1853: lawyer; Logan; Democrat; prosecuting 

attorney six years; she member Saturday, Tourists and Enterpean Societies; 

Presbs. 

Ch. b. Logan: 

10337.* Irma Blanche, Feb. 10, 1875. 

10338.* Robert Raymond, June 27, 1877. 

[5944] MARIA SORNBORGER,^ (Harriet Hamblin,* David," Joshua,^ 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,3James,2i) b. North East, N. Y., 1819; m. Mills Hobbie; 
she d. Parma, N.Y., Feb. 6, 1861. 
Children: 

10339. Eurydice; m. John Handy. 

10340. A Daughter, " John Hicks. 

[5945] DAVID SORNBORGER,' (Bro. of Maria,) 

b. North East, N. Y., Sept. 18, 1822; m. Norwich, N. Y., Sept. 18, 1861, Seraph Jo- 
sephine, dau. of Lemuel and Nancy (Whiting) Jewell, b. Guilford, N. Y.; farmer. 
In early life he res. Duchess Co.; for several years prior to 1860, Otsego county, 



II 



996 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

N. Y.; after marriage principally in Onondaga, Chenango and Madison counties, 
except that he was in California, 1860-70. He d. Guilford, Nov. 21, 1887. 
Ch. b. San Francisco, Cal.: 
10341.* Jkwell David, Nov. 27, 1869. 

[5946] HAMBLIN SORBORGER,'-' (Bro. of Maria,) ! 

b. North East, N. Y., about, 1826: m. Riga, N. Y., about, 1846, Sarah Lucre- 
tia, dau. of Moses and Sarah (Stuart) Hume, b. Riga, Oct. 3, 1820; lumberman; 
Duchess Co., until about 1845: then Monroe Co., N. Y.; Medina, Mich., about 
1846-1850; afterwards. Palmyra, Mich. He Cong.; she Presb. He d. Palmyra, 
Jan. 22, 1852; she d. Wahoo, Neb., Oct. 18, 189S. 

Ch. b. Medina: 
10342.* S. Henuy, Oct. 1, 1847. 

10343.* Mills M., Dec. 1, 1849. 

[5947] PHILANDER SORNBORGER,« (Bro. of Maria, ) 

b. North East, N. Y.; married and resided at North East. 
No issue. 

[5948] JAMES HAMBLIN," (Myron, » David," « Joshua,-^ Benjamin,* Ele- 

azer.s James,2i) b. Pine Plains, N. Y., May 27, 1841; ra. Ancram, N. Y., Jan. 

19, 1865, Frances C, dau. of Simeon U. and Eliza (Thomas) Collier, b. Dover, 

N. Y.; Apr. 2, 1841: farmer; North East, N. Y.; assessor, 1896; she was educated 

Friend's Seminary, Quaker Hill, N. Y.: Baptist. 

Ch. b. Ancram: 
10.344.* Myron George, July 7, 1868. 
10.345. Marion Mace, Mar. 10, 1882. 

[5949] DAVID HAMBLIN,^ (Bro. of James,) 

b. Ancram, N. Y., June 7, 1844; m. Pine Plains, N. Y., Dec. 18, 1872, Sarah. 

dau. of Robert and Almira (Wheeler) Rowe, b. Pine Plains, Aug. 25, 1847: farmer; 

North East, N. Y. He was educated DeGarmo Institute, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.: 

elder in Preb. church: member P. H.; she was educated at Dr. Wright's school, 

Poughkeepsie. 

Ch. b. North East: 

10346. Grace, Nov. 15, 1876. 

10347. Florence Alma, Jan. 18, 1879. 

10348. Elsie, Mar. 13, 1880. 

10349. Harriet, Sept. 15, 1883. 

[5950] MARIETTA HAMBLIN, 9 (Sister of James,) 

b. Ancram, N.Y., Oct. 20, 1848; m. Mar., 1871, Wheeler Rowe of North East ^ 
Center, N. Y. \ 

No issue. 

[5951] HIRAM HAMBLIN," (Bro. of James,) 

b. Ancram, N. Y., Jan. 22, 1854; m. North East, N. Y., Feb. 14, 1880, Eliza- 
beth S., dau. of William and Anna (Woodward) Howland,*b. Northeast Center, 
Jan. 18, 1860; farmer; res. with his father. North JEast, 1896; Methodists. 
No issue. 

"C For Rowland see notes 61, 79, 1;j2, 14.5, 248, 322, 324, 336. 



NINTH GENERATION. 997 

[5967] DELIA HAMBLIN,9 (Stickles D,,^ Eli J David,« Joshua,^ Benja- 
min,* Eleazer,3 James.^i) b. Dryden, N. Y., Dec. 9, 1847; m. there, Feb. 4, 1875, 
Levi, son of David and Eliza f Murwin) Ballard, b. Gaines, N. Y., Aug. 3, 1838; 
farmer; Gaines; Republican and Prohibitionist; Baptists. He d. Dryden, June 
21, 1888; she res. Albion, N. Y. 
Ch. b. Gaines: 

10350. Arthuu H., Apr. 12, 1882; unm. 1902. . 

[o9()8] JOHN TWOGOOD HAMBLIN,« (Bro. of Delia,) 

b. Dryden, N. Y., Oct. 22, 1849; m. Gaines, N. Y., Jan. 1873, Alice J., dau. 

of William Andrew and Ellen Spencer (Carr) Holsenburg:, b. Gaines, Oct. 7, 1848; 

farmer; Gaines and Danby, N. Y.; Democrat; she Baptist. 
Children: 

10351.* Jay Twogood, b. June 8, 1874, Gaines. 

10352. Ida xMay, " Dec. 19, 1878, Danby; d. Mar. 10, 1880. 

10353. William Ely, *' Jan. 20, 1881. 

10354. Ellen Almira. *' Sept. 21, 1885. 

10355. Alice Cokdelli, " Sept. 4, 1888. 
10306. Gkover David, '' May 14, 189.3. 

15969] JAMES ELY HAMBLIN,9 (Bro. of Delia,) 

b. Dyden, N. Y., Nov. 1, 1852; m. there. Dec. 27, 1876, Carrie, dau. of Zepha- 

niah and Halma M, (Givens) Lupton, b. Dryden Center, N. Y., June 28, 1859; 

farmer; Dryden; Democrat. 

Ch. b. Etna, N. Y.: 

10357, Edna, June 4, 1880. 

10358, Cora, June 29, 1883. 

[5976] MAY CORDELIA HANFORD,9 (Elizabeth Hamblin,* Eli,' Dav- 
id,*^ Joshua,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ Jaraes,2i) b. Dryden, N. Y., Dec. 8, 1863, 
m. Mason City, Iowa, May 8, 1884, Charles Henry, son of Thomas B. and Anna 
Elizabeth (Kain) Macnider, b, Dubuque, Iowa, 1859; Prest. First National 
Bank, Dubuque, 1860-71; since, Mason City; Republican; Epis.; Freemason; 
Odd Fellow. 

Ch. b. Mason City: 

10359, Hanford, Oct. 2, 1889. 



') 



[5980] ELIZABETH HAMBLIN ROBERTSON,* (Elizabeth Hamblin,« 

Hiram, ^ David," Joshua, •'• Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James,^ i) b. North East. 

N. Y., Aug. 21, 1849; m. Canastota, N. Y., May 6, 1874, John Curtis, « son of Lor- 

Jngand Ann Jennette (Curtis) Fowler,* b. Peterboro, N. Y., Oct. 23, 1845, law- 

* Note 469. WILLLIAM FOWLER was probably from Islington, now part of London, 
Kng. He had a classicHl education; was a non-conformist, and having been imprisoned there- 
for, emigrated to America, landing in Boston, .June 26, 1637, in company with the Rev. .John 
Davenport, founder of the New Haven Colony. March 30, 163S, he left Boston for Quinnipiac, 
the Indian name of New Haven, Conn., where he died in 1660, greatly respected, and tiistoricallv 
known as the "First magistrate of New Haven." The family resided for awhile at Milford, 
Conn., John, s son of William, being one of its first settlers. Their mill there, when destroyed 
j bjr lire, had become of so much importance, that it was rebuilt for the family, at the expense of 
|i the inhabitants. Will'am's daughter, Sarah, married Mr. John CoflBnch; and from Henry, son 



998 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

yer, Syracuse, N. Y., since 1875. He was acting deputy clerk of Madison Co., 
N. Y., under his father, 1862-5: prepared for college at Canastota and Madison 
(N. Y.) University: graduated Hamilton College, class of I8fi9, A. B.; Saluta- 
torian, member Sigma Phi, and Piii Beta Kappa So.: admitted to the bar at 
Albany Gen. Term, Jan. 9, 1871; practiced law with his father at Canastota, 
1871-3, and with Hon. Charles Stebbins at Cazenovia, N. Y., 1873-9; assistant to 
Commission to revise the statutes of N. Y. state: part compiler of Throop's 
Justice's Manual, 1880; indexed 7th and part of 8th Ed. N. Y. Rev. Statutes: 
author of Supplement to N. Y. Rev. Statutes, 1888; in politics he favored Lin- 
coln, Greely, Tilden, Cleveland and McKinley for the presidency; she graduated 
Houghton Seminary, Oneida, N. Y., Class of 1868; Presb. 

Children: 

10360.* Samuel Robertson, b. Feb. 5, 1876, Canastota. 

10361. Florence Elizabeth, " Oct. 10, 1880, Syracuse: unm. 1902. 

10362.* Lo RING Robertson, " Sept. 16, 1882, 

of William, are supposed to be descended tlie Fowlers of Westchester, Ulster and Orange 
counties, N. Y., especially those of Newburgh. See note 357. 

JOHN FOWLER,2 m. Mary, dau. of George Hubbard, about 1646, and had six children. 
He soon removed to Guilford, Conn., bought the Francis Bushnell property in 1647; became 
overseer of highways, 1649; freeman of Guilford, 1650; marshal! of the Plantation, 1652; collector 
of customs and excise, 16.58; Deputy to the General Court, New Haven, 16S1, 16()3 and mil; and 
27 times delegate to the General Court at Hariford, after the Union of the Colonies; one of the 
first deacons of i he church, Guilford ; and for his services to the colony, was given by the colony, 
100 acres of land in Cochin-Chang, now Durham, Conn. 

.JOHN FOVVLER.s second son of John,2 also resided in Guilford. His home lot adjoined 
that of his brother, the Hon. Abraham Fowler, who married the daughter of Deacon George 
Bartlett, of Guilford, participated in King Philip's war, and was the father-in-law of Col. An- 
drew Ward of Guilford, who, in 1745, commanded a company at Louisburgh; husbandman and 
surveyor; and ran the boundary line between Guilford and Durham, in 1707. In 1682, he married 
Anne, daughter of William, the grandfather of Dr. Samuel Tonhson, and had seven children. 

DAVID FOWLER,* seventh child of .John, m. 1st, Miry Miles; and 2d, in 1736, Elizabeth 
Hall, a descendant of William Hall, one of the founders of Guilford. He had three children, by 
his first wife, and eight by the second. 

OLIVER FOVVLER,5 fourth child of David, b. June 2, 1737, had eleven children, whose 
descendants in 1843, were recorded in the Probate Court at Pittstield. Mass., upon the probate 
of his brother Ablathar's will which gave to the Congregational church at West Stockbridge. 
Mass.. of which he was a member, over SIOOO; and to the descendants of his brothers, Oliver,' 
Titus,") and Amos,5 and of his deceased sister, Elizabeth Harrison, 5 the balance. 

DANIEL FOWLER,6 son of 01iver,5 m. Sally Ward, ,Tuly 1. 17&7, and removed to Peter- 
boro. Madison Co., N. Y"., where Loring Fowler,7 son of Daniel, b. Aug. 15, 1815, m. Aug. 11, 1840, 
Ann .Tennette Curtis, dau. of John G. Curtis, Of Peterboro, N. Y., (merchant, and former County 
Clerk of .Madison Co., N.Y.,) and Ruth (Bartlett) Curtis, lineal descendants of those early 
pioneers of Guilford and Milford Conn., .John Parmelee, Abraham Cruttenden, George Bartlett 
and Nicholas Camp. Loring Fowler, was of the class of 1839, Hamilton College; Sigma Phi, and 
A. M. in 1852. He taught school awhile, and then became an assistant and surveyor, in the land 
office of his friend, the Hon. Gerrit Smith of Peterboro; in 1846, he studied law with Comstock. 
Leavenworth and Noxon of Syracuse, N. Y., and was admitted to the bar, at Cooperstown, N. Y. 
the same year; from 1816 to his death, in I8SS, excepting the years, l-i92 -5, he practiced law at 
Canastota, N. Y., where he also held the offices of justice of the peace, school com., village' 
president, and other town and village offices, besides devoting much time to surveying. He was 
also county clerk of Madison Co,. N. Y., 1862-5, member of the New York State Constitutional 
Convention, 1868, and director of the C. C. and De Ruyter R. R. Co.. 1869. In politics, be was a 
Free Soiler, then Republican, up to the Reconstruction p^eriod, when the policy of Greely, Til- 
den, Hays and Cleveland received his hearty support. 

Many of William Fowler's Guilford descendants have honored the home of Fitz Greene Hal- 
leck. Several served in the Revolutionary war, from immediately after the alarm of Lexington 
to the close of the war, Capt. Noah Fowler, serving until 1782, when he was appointed Lieut. 
Col. of the 28 Conn. Militia; many graduated at Yale, and several, as, Andrew, .John H., Amos, 
and William C. Fowler became eminent divines. The Rev. William C. Fowler, editing the 
Octavo University Edition of Webster's Dictionary in 1845. 



NINTH GENERATION. 999 

[5987J JANE ELIZABETH SLOCUM,^ (Caroline E. Pitkin,* Elizabeth 
Hamblin,' Joshua,^^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Keesville, N. Y., Sept. 
3, 1834; m. Brownville, Pa., by Rev. Robert Wallace, Aug. 31, 1858, Talbot Mer- 
cer, son of Joseph and Priscilla (Mercer) Rogers, b. Brownville, Feb. 1, 1834. He 
was educated at Jeflferson College; removed to Phila., Pa., 1866. 
Children: 

10363.* Caroline Pitkin, b. Aug. 31, 1859, Brownville. 

10364. Eleanok Slocum, " May 21, 1865, " 

10365. Mary Mercer, *' Jan. 23, 1868, Phila. 
10366.* James Slocum, " Nov. 21, 1871, " 

[5994] LAWRENCE A. HAMBLIN,9 (Lawrence,* Myron,^ Joshua,«5 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Port Byron, N. Y., Aug. 31, 1841; m. Co- 
hocton, N. Y., Dec. 25, 1878, Minnie Jane, dau. of Hiram and SamanthaA. (Fay) 
Wyganl, b. Prattsburg, N. Y., Mar. 4, 1854; real estate and insurance agent; 
Port Byron, until 1849; Macedon, N.Y., until 1865; since, Owasso, Mich.; Repub- 
lican; postmaster, 1875-85; she Cong. 

[5995] EDWARD G. HAMBLIN,9 {Bro. of Lawrence A.,) 

\ b. Port Byron, N. Y., May 19, 1843; unmarried; traveling salesman; Port 
Byron, until 1849; Macedon, N. Y., until 1865; Owasso, Mich., until 1891; since, 
Lansing, Mich.: Sergt. H, 126 N. Y. Inf. Vols.; enlisted 1862; participated in 
most battles Army of Potomac during his term of service; wounded Gettys- 
burg, July, 1863; dis. 1865; Republican; member K. P. and Traveling Men's Asso. 

[5996] CHARLES HAKES ADAMS,^ (Pamelia Hamblin,* Myron,' 
Joshua,«5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Troy, N. Y., Sept. 23, 1844; m. 
Schaghticoke, N. Y., July 21, 1870, Ida, dau. of Sylvester and Lucinda (Parsons) 
Viets, b. Hazardville, Ct., Nov. 1, 1854; res. Troy; Republican; she Presb. He 
d. Lansingburg, N. Y., Aug. 2, 1879. 

! Ch. b. Troy: 

10367.* Myron James, Sept. 10, 1873. 

10368. LOTTA Emilb, June 12, 1875; unm. 1902. 

10369. Clara Kate, May 19, 1«77; d. Mar. 28, 1878. 

[5997] CLARA MARIE ADAMS,9 (Sister of Charles H.,) 

b. Troy, N. Y., Mar. 18, 1847; m. there, June, 22, 1865, James Knox Polk, 
ion of James and Sarah (Ondekirk) Pine, b. Hoosick, N. Y., Nov. 21,1841; 
nanufacturer; Upper Troy, N. Y.; Presb.; she, member Church of Christ Scien- 
tists. 

Children: 

10370.* Charles Lerqy, b. July 18, 1866, Lansingburgh. 

10371.* Ida Kate, " Mar. 10, 1868, Troy. 

10372. Berrie H'AMBLin, " Nov. 20, 1872, " unm. 1902 

10373. Clara Louise, " Sept. 19, 1876, Lansingburgh, " " 

10374. Warren Adams, " May 9, 1881, " " " 

[5998] ANNIE ELIZABETH ADAMS.9 (Sister of Chas. H.,) 

b. Troy, N. Y., Apr. 1, 1849; m. there, Jan. 16, 1870, Marcus M., son of James 
I. and Jane (Brown) Waterman, b. Williamstown, Mass., Sept. 9, 1844; mer- 



10375. 


Fred, 


10376. 


Agnbs, 


10377. 


Harry, 


10378. 


Helen Fish, 


10379. 


Marion, 



1000 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. | 

chant; Williarastown, until 1865; since, Troy; Republican; village trustee and 
school trustee; Unitarian; she Presb. 
Children: 

b. Apr. 9, 1871, Troy. 

" Sept. 14, 1872, " 

" June 6, 1874, " unm. 1902; 

" Mar. 12, 1880, Lansingburgh, " " 

" Mar. 30, 1888. 



[6000] MYRON PETER HAMBLIN,^ (Myron W.,^ Myron,^ Joshua,^- 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James, 21) b. Troy, N. Y., Apr. 25, 1854; m. there, Dec. 
26, 1877, Julia, dau. of James William and Eliza (Paul) Andrews, b. Troy, May 
11, 1857; mfg. collars and cutfs, member firm of Pine and Hamblin, Troy, N. Y.: 
Republican; Methodist; member Troy Citizen's Corps; she Presb. He d. Troy, 
June 13, 1880. 

[6004J LYDIA JANE BARKER,^ (Lucy Standish,« Sarah Hamlen,- 

Isaac,«5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,3James,2i) b. Peru, Ohio, Sept. 19, 1839: m. there, 

Jan. 5, 1859, Austin E., son of John A. and Esther A. Patterson, b. Peru. July 

29, 1834: furniture dealer and undertaker; Oskaloosa, Kas.; Democrat; she Epis. 

He d. Oskaloosa, Nov. 3, 1881. 

b. July 4, 1860, Peru. 

" June 27, 1862, " m. LucyL. Colvin. 

" Mar. 19, 1866, " 

'' Nov. 27, 1869, Oskaloosa; m. Wm. S. Wills. 

" Sep. 21,1876, 

" Jan. 10, 1879, 



[6005] MELVINA LUCY BARKER," (Sister of Lydia J.,) 

b. Peru, Ohio, Nov. 29, 1840: m. there. Mar. 1, 1865, David Hamilton, son of 
Daniel and Diana (Warner) Clark, b. Barnard, Vt., July 21, 1833: carpenter and 
farmer; Peru, Ohio, since, 1834; Republican; she member Henry Clark Corps, 
321, W. R. C; Universalists; members Grange 1112, P. H. 
Ch. b. Peru. 
10386.* Dean Barker, Oct. 18, 1878. 

[6006] JOHN BARKER," (Bro. of Lydia J.,) 

b. Peru, Ohio, July 6, 1844; m. 1st, Feb. 13, 1870, Rebecca Jane Cravpford, b. 
May, 1845, who d. Dec. 14, 1873; m. 2d, Norwalk, Ohio, Oct. 27, 1875, Phebe Ann, 
dau. of John Milton and Nancy Ann (Kniffln) Morse, b. Bronson Center, Ohio, 
Jan. 12. 1848: farmer; Peru, Ohio; Republican; private, 5 Indpt. Co., Ohio Vol. 
Slmrpshooters; enlisted Aug. 10, 1862; Head Quarter Guard for Gen. Thomas; 
participated in all battles of the Army of Cumberland from Stone River until 
close of war; dis. July 19, 1865: member Henry Clark Post 252, G. A. R.; Huron 
Lodge, 37, 1. O. O. F.; Calumet Encampment 47, 1. O. O. F.; she member Lodge, 
317, Daughters of Rebekah; Henry Clark Corps 321, W. R. C, and W. C. T. U.: 
Universalists. He was buried Jan. 11, 1903. 





Children: 


10380.* 


Edward, 


10381. 


Lucy, 


10382.* 


Addison A., 


10383. 


Louisa Malvina, 


10384. 


Josephine, 


10385. 


Madge, 



NINTH GENERATION. 1001 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

10387. Myrtle L., b. Sept. 14, 18«8, Peru; d. Oct. 9, 1891, unm. 

10388. Edgar C, " Dec. 28, 1872, Bronson; unm. 1902. 

By 2d wife, b. Bronson: 
10389.* John Valentine, Feb. 14, 1877. 

10390. Jay M., Feb. 14, 1877; d. Feb. 9, 1878. 

10391. Lucy Aka, Oct. 7, 1888; unm. 1902. 



[6007] ESTHER MARIA STANDISH,^ (Zachariab,* Sarah Hamlen,^ 
lsaac,«f* Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James.^i) b. Norwalk, Ohio, June 26, 1839: m. Ber- 
lin, Ohio, Apr. 9, 1865, Jackson Nearing, son of Robert and Harriet (Fay) Pinney, 
b. Berlin, Sept. 5, 1835; farmer; Norfolk; Republican; Corp. C, 55 Ohio Inf. Vols.; 
enlisted 1«61; she Cong.: member Ladies of G. A. R.; and M. F. Wooster Circle 
10. He d. Norwalk, July 9, 1899. 

Ch. b. Flowertield, Mich: 

10392. Frank, Aug. 17, 1866; d. Jan. 29, 1869. 



[6008] MARY JANE STANDISH,9 (Sister of Esther M.,) 

b. North Fairfield, Ohio, Apr. 4, 1841; m. Daniel(?) Shedd, of E. Norwalk, 
Ohio, who is dead. 

Children: 

10393. Fred. 

10394. Charles. 

10395. Mary. 

[6009] SARAH HAMLIN STANDISH,9 (Sister of Esther M.,) 
b. North Fairfield, Ohio, Feb. 14, 1844; ra. 1st, 1862, John, son of Halibert 
and Harriet (Fay) Pinney, b. Townsend, Ohio, Apr. 13, 1840; farmer; Townsend; 
Republican; private, B, 166 Ohio Inf. Vols.; enlisted May 2, 1864. He d. Fair- 
fax Seminary, Va., Aug. 15, 1864; m. 2d, Will Lush; farmer; Monroe Center, 
Mich. She d. Traverse City, Mich., Sept., 1889. 

Ch. by 1st marriage: 

10396. George, b. Jan. 23, 1863, Townsend. 
10397.* John, " Sept. 1, 1864, Norwalk. 



[6010] LUCY EMILY STANDLSH,* (Sister of Esther M.,) 

b. North Fairfield, Ohio, Jan. 8, 1846; m. Norwalk, Ohio, Sept. 14, 1864, 

Alonzo Frederick, son of Enoch and Altena ( White) Shedd, b. Norwalk, Nov. 

8, 1842; railroad conductor; Norwalk; removed to La Fayette, Ind., 1870; toNew 

Albany, Ind., 1886; Republican; Freemason; she res. Otsego, Mich. He d. New 

[Albany, Nov. 15, 1887. 

iren: 

b. Mar. 18, 1866, Norwalk. 

" June 21, 1874, LaFayette; unm. 1902. 

" Dec. 22, 1883, " d. Dec. 27, 1896. 





Children: 


10398.* 


Cora Emma, 


10399. 


Frederick G., 


10400. 


Alonzo F., 



I 



1002 



THE HAMLIT? FAMILY. 



[6011J ZACHARIAH MYLES STAND]SH,9 ( Bro. of Esther M.,) 
b. Norwalk, Ohio, Aug. 6, 1856; m. LaFayette, Ind., Apr. 23, 1879, Ellen 
Mary, dau. of Morris and Hannah (O'Donnell) Fitzgerald, b. LaFayette, June 
1, 1857; locomotive engineer; Pittsburg, Kas.; Democrat: member Mickey Free 
Lodge, 527, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers; she member Amity Lodge 
26, G. P. A. to B. of L. E.; Catholics. 
Oh. b. LaFayette: 
10401.* Zachary Joseph, July 29, 1881. 




Zachartah M. Standish, Esq. 



[6012J SARAH HARRIS STANDISH,^ (Bliss,^ Sarah Hamlen. 

Isaac,66 Benjamin,* EIeazer,3 James,2»)t>. Milan, Ohio, Mar. 14,1842; unmarried 
She was educated in the Western Reserve Normal School, Milan; school teacher 
in the Barstow school, Detroit, Mich., since Jan., 1871. 

[6013] ANNA MARIA STAND1SH,» (Sister of Sarah H.,) 

b. Milan, Ohio, Dec. 21, 1845; m. there, June 7, 1868, John Prescott, son ol 
John and Martha Ann (Nye*) Nourse,t b. Hampden, Me., Mar. 28, 1843; Gen,, 
Passenger and ticket agent, Marshalltown, Iowa, 1895; Passenger and ticketi 



* For Nye see note 34. 
+ For Nourse see note 410. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1003 

agent St. Louis, Mo., 1902; engraved in mining, 1902; Republican; member of 
Zion Lodge, A. F. & A. M.: Peninsula Chapter 16, R. A. M., both of Detroit. 
Children: 

10402. George Bliss, b, Nov. 19, 1869, Milan; unm. 1902. 

10403. John Willis, " Sept. 25, 1871, Detroit, " '• 

[6014] BLISS STAND1SH,9 (Bro. of Sarah H.,) 

b. Milan, Ohio, Feb. 22, 1848; m. Oct. 26, 1885, Cordelia Clary,^ dau. of Capt. 

William Mcintosh and Josephine* (Clary) Flanagan, b. Logansport, Ind., Apr. 3, 

1868. See Josephine Clarys [4658]. 

[6018] MARY GURNEY JENKINS,* (Polly B. Hamlen,* Isaac's^ Ben- 
jamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Cummington, Mass., May 21, 1837; m. there, Apr. 
10,1859, Henry Lyman, son of Franklin and Esther (Cowles) Naramore, b. Go- 
shen, Mass., Jan.. 19, 1836: mfg. of harness pads; Sharon, Mass.; Republican; 
Cong.; member Blue Hill Lodge; private, 32 Mass. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Nov. 21, 
1861: transferred to V. R. C. June 18, 1864, She d. Cummington, May 14, 1869; 
he d. Sharon, Nov. 5, 1898. 

Ch. b. Goshen: 

10404.* Martha Adelaide, Feb. 22, 1860. 

10405.* Elmer Ellsworth, July 7, 1861. 

[6020] EDWARD CLARKE JENKINS,' (Bro. of Mary G.,) 

b. Cummington, Mass., Dec. 20, 1842; m. there, Nov. 27, 1866, Clara Trimble, 
dau. of Joseph and Elmina Prudence (Bates) Crosby, b. Cummington, Aug. 18, 
1845; mechanic: Adams, Mass., 1867-9; since, Swift River, Mass.; Republican; 
private, I, 52 Mass. Inf. Vols.; enlisted, Sept. 15, 1862; served at siege of Port 
Hudson; discharged Aug. 14, 1863; re-enlisted, K, 4 Mass. Heavy Art., Aug. 12, 
1864; dis. June 17, 1865; member William L. Baker Post 86, G. A. R.: Baptists. 
Children: 

10406.* Mary Linnette, b. Oct. 12, 1867, Adams. 

10407.* Caroline Ellen, " Aug. 25, 1877, Swift River. 

[6021] DIANTHE CLARKE JENKINS,9 (Sister of Mary G.,) 

b. Cummington, Mass., Feb. 24, 1845; m. there, Nov. 28, 1866, Henry Samuel, 
son of Hiram and Caroline (Gardner) Robbins, b. Ashfleld, Mass., Nov. 24, 1844; 
farmer and truckman; Cummington; Independent; member of Hampshire 
Lodge, A. F. & A. M.; she member Cummington Grange, 56, P. H. 
Ch. b. Cummington: 

10408. Jennie Louisa, Dec. 28, 1884. 

10409. Emma Jenkins, Oct. 1, 1876. 

10410. Nellie Reid, Oct. 13, 1878. 

10411. Lena Caroline, Mar. 23, 1873. 

[6022] RICHMOND AUGUSTUS JENKINS,9 (Bro. of Mary G.,) 
b. Cummington, Mass., June 6, 1852; m. Cranford, N. J., June 12, 1901, Min- 
erva Emmogene, dau. of Charles Homer and Caroline Eliza (Judd) Clarke, 
b. New Haven, Ct., Sept. 10, 1872; carpenter and builder; Cummington, until 
1879; Swift River, Mass., until 1901; since, Huntington, Mass.; Repulican; she 
Presb. 



1004 TFIE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[6023] ALDEN HAMLEN DYER,« (Martha A. Hamlen,8 Isaac.'^s 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Plainfleld, Mass., June 19, 1839; m. Dec. 

29, 1861, Nancy Lucelia, dau. of Jerijah and Dorothy (Morton) Barber, b. July 

17, 1839: farmer; Republican; soldier, F, 46 Mass. Inf. Vols.: enlisted 1862. 

He d. in service, Newberne, N. C, Jan. 19, 1863; Congs.; she d. Plainfield, Dec. 

29, 1889. 

[6025] EB^FIE GERTRUDE DYER,« (Sister of Alden H,) 

b. Plainfield, Mass., July 15, 1850; m. there. May 4, 1872, Charles N., son of 
Levi and Annis (Joy) Holden, b. Hawley; Mass., Sep. 21, 1847; farmer; res. on 
her father's homestead, Plainfield; Republican; Congs. Her sister Augusta res. 
with them. 

Ch. b. Plainfleld: 

10412. Alden C, Aug. 1, 1878; unm. 1901. 

[6026] LEANTHA BEALS,^ (Sybil Hamlin,^ Isaac^es Benjamin,* Ele- 
azer,3 James,2i) b. Cummington, Mass., 1832; m. Springfield, Mass., Aug. 15, 1852, 
Galusha F., son of Cyrus and Philena (Ford*) Miller, b. Cummington, Oct. 22, 
1827; farmer; Williamsburg, Mass., for 30 years; afterwards, Florence, Mass.; 
RepublicarK Methodists. 

No issue. 

[603.3] ALBERT HAMLEN FORD,^ (Olive B. Hamlen,^ Isaac,765 Ben 
jamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Cummington, Mass., Mar. 3, 1844; m. Ruth 
Allen; carpenter. He d. St. Charles, Ark., Sept. 23, 1880. She is dead. 

a 

[6034] JULIA CORDELIA FORD,' (Sister of Albert H.,) 

b. Cummington, Mass., Mar. 18, 1846; m. Eastharapton, Mass., Aug. 21, 1898, 
Austin T., son of Daniel and Mary Ann (Symonds) Gay,b. Acworth, N.H., June 
1, 1851; carpenter; Waterbury, Gt., and Sunderland, Mass.; she Cong. 
No issue. 

[6036] ROLDON RODOLPHUS FORD," (Bro. of Albert H.,) 

b. Bleeker, N.Y., Mar. 30,1854; m. Northampton, Mass., Apr. 27,1881, 
Theresa Eleanor, dau. of Cyrus and Katherine (Burdick) Osborne, b. Blandford 
Mass., Mar. 15, 1857; painter; Florence, Mass., 1881-7: Easthampton, until 1893: 
since, Chicopee Falls, Mass.; Republican; member of Belcher Lodge, A. F. & A. 
M.; and Unity Chapter, R. A. M. 
Ch. b. Florence: 

10413. Albert Hikam, Mar. 14, 1883. 

[6037] LEWIS THAYER FORD,' (Bro. of Albert H.,) 

b. Bleeker, N. Y., May 4, 1856; ra. Easthampton, Mass., Nov. 4, 1885, Rose J., 
dau. of William Wallace and Sarah Lurancia (Ludden) Chilson, b. Williams- 
burg, Mass., May 15, 1862; overseer; Easthampton; Republican; member Hope 
Lodge 1184, K. H.; Ionic Lodge, A. F. & A. M.; and A. O. U. W.; she member 
Doric Chapter 7; Congs. 

Ch. b. Easthampton: 

10414. Howard Willis, Aug. 18, 1886. 

10415. Harry Lewis, " " " 



For Ford see notes 119 and 299. 



L 



NINTH GENERATION. 1005 

[6038] THKRON ORCUTT HAMLEN,9 (Theron A.,« Isaac,''65 Benja- 
min,* Eleazer.3 Jaraes,«i) b. Cummington, Mass., Apr. 9, 1842: m. there, May 
o. 1881, Hattie L.,dau.of Jacob and Laura A.(Barras) Love]l,*b. Bleeker, N.Y., 
Jan. 14, 1858: removed with his parents to Bleeker, 1848; Gloversville, N.Y., 
1860, where he was employed five years in post office; Cleveland nine years; Cum- 
mington, fifteen years, twelve as merchant and post master; she Cong. 

Ch. b. Cummington: 

10416. Esther Lov^ell, Nov. 11, 1890. 

10417. Harold Eugene, Feb. 5, 1893, 

[6042] GEORGE GUILFORD,' (Sarah A, Hamlen,^ Isaac,"fir> Benjamin,* 
Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Worthington, Mass., July 10, 1839; m. 1st, East Hamp- 
ton, Mass., Nov. 8, 1865, Eliza Tryphena, dau. of William Noyes and Tryphena 
(James) Clapp, b. Easthampton, Dec. 21, 1844: who d. Swift River, Mass., Feb. 
18,1879: m. 2d, Easthampton, Dec. 25, 1880; Sarah Eugenia Clapp, sister of 1st 
wife, b. Easthampton, Aug. 17, 1836, mechanic and farmer; Swift River, Cum- 
mington, Mass.; Republican, Congs. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Springfield, Mass.; 
1041«. Eva Christian, Jan. 18; d. Jan. 11, 1879. 

[6045] JULIA EMMA HAMLEN,' (Alden J.,* Isaac, '«5 Benjamin,* Ele- 
rizer,^ James,**) b. Cummingtx^)n, Mass., May 28, 1847; m. Gloversville, N. Y,, 
Jan. 5, 1871, Charles A., son of Chester M. and Maria (James) Wait, b. East- 
hampton, Mass., Nov. 5, 1844; she res. Cummington, until 1851: Bleeker, N.Y., 
until 1865; Sunderland, Mass., until 1881; since, Gloversville; Presbs. 

Ch. b. Sunderland: 

10419. Arthur H., Sept. 14. 1874; d. May 13,1889. 

10420. Lewis E., Aug. 18, 1876, " Dec. 4, 1881. 

10421. Minnie May, Apr. 12, 1878, " Sept. 30, 1878, 

10422. Nelue Maria, Aug. 19, 1880, " Sept. 19, 1880. 

[6046] SARAH ELLA HAMLEN," (Sister of Julia E.,) 

b. Cummington, Mass., Sept. 1, 1849: m, Sunderland, Mass., Mar. 10, 1880, 
Arthur Tappan, son of Cyrus and Philena (Ford*) Miller, b. Haydenville, Mass., 
Dec. 25, 1839; she res. Cummington, until 1851; Bleeker, N. Y,, until 1865; Glo- 
versville, until 1880; afterwards, Haydenville; Cong. She d. Haydenville, Sept. 
13, 1890. 

Ch. b. Haydenville: 

10423. Edith H., Sept. 7, 1887. 

[6047] CARRIE ROSABEL HAMLEN,9 (Sister of Julia E.,) 

b. Bleeker, N. Y., Dec. 25, 1853, m. Gloversville, N. Y., June 5, 1873, Cephas 

Alden, son of Alden and Achsah (Hubbard) Graves, b. Sunderland, Mass., Feb. 

23, 1847; farmer; Sunderland; Republican, He was choir leader 25 years; Congs; 

members Grange 220, P. H. 

^ * For Lovell see note 138. 

+ For Ford see notes 119 and 299. 






10429. 


LiLLIE B., 


10430. 


William Cody, 


10431. 


Benjamin Harrison, 


10432. 


Minnie E., 


10433. 


Lewis E., 



1006 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Ch. b. Sunderland: 

10424. Kosetta May, Apr. 2, 1877; unm. 1901. 

10425. RuFUS Hubbard, July, 22, 1878, 

10426. Carrie Florence, June 26, 1882, 

10427. Cephas Alden, Dec. 11, 1890; d. Mar. 29, 1892. 

10428. LuciAN Hamlin, Jan. 16,1893. 

[6050] MINNIE MAY HAMLEN,9 (Sister of Julia E.,) 

b. Gloversville, N. Y., July 8, 1868: m. there, Oct. 5, 1898, Charles H., son of 
Robert and Clarissa (Carey ) McGrevey, b. Johnstown, Dec. 12, 1863; Glovers- 
ville; Presbs. 

[6054] GEORGE THERON HAMLEN.9 (Edwin 0.,» Isaac,""-' Benjamin,* 
Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Laporte, Ind., Nov. 27, 1858; m. New Buffalo, Mich., 
Sept. 23, 1883, Mary, dau. of John Marsh, b. Laporte, Dec. 31, 1858; farmer: 
LaBlanche, Kansas; whether he removed 1885. 
Children: 

b. July 5, 1884, Laporte. 

" July 14, 1886, Smith Co., Kas. 

" Dec. 10. 1888, Sherman, " 

" Auf?. 29. 1890, " " 

" Nov. 6, 1892, 

[6055] FLORA HAMLEN,« (Robert D.,« Joshua,' Isaac," & Benjamin,* 
Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Bennington, Vt., June 18, 1840; m. there, Dec. 27, 
1866, Benjamin Sisson Luther, b. Swansea, Mass., Sept. 8, 1830; clothing manu- 
facturer; Newton, Mass.; Baptists. He d. Boston, Jan. 9, 1890: she res. Bos- 
ton; manager Young Woman's Christian Association. 

Children: 

10434.* Frances Isabelle, b. Apr. 15, 1868, Boston. 

10435. Flora Hamlen, " July 29, 1871, Bennington; unm. 1897. 

10436. Benjamin Sisson, " July 26, 1877, Newton, " " 

[6057] FANNIE HAMLEN," (Sister of Flora, ) 

b. Bennington, Vt., July 18, 1845; m. there, Oct. 20, 1870, George H., son of 
Thomas and Sarah (Woodward) Wicks, b. Colerne, Wiltshire, England, Nov. 10, 
1839; real estate dealer; Brooklyn, N.Y., 1862-1880; since, Skaneateles, N. Y.; 
Republican; member Lodge 144, A. O. U. W., Skaneateles: Presbs. 

No issue. j 

[6063] MARY E. ABBOTT," (Eliza Hamlin,** David,'" Isaac,^ Benjamio,* 
Eleazer.s James,2i) b. Buffalo, N. Y., 1830: n>. Otis Andrews; she d. Buffalo, 
Sept. 13, 1865. 

Ch. b. Buffalo: 

10437.* Nellie, Aug. 1, 1851. 

[6066] SARAH H. ASH,9 (Eliza Hamblin,8 David,'" Isaac,^ Benjamin,* 
Eleazer,a James,2i) b. Buffalo, N. Y., Sept. 1, 1842; m. there, Dec. 24, 1865, An- 
drew A., son of Andrew and Mary M. (Wingert) Hoke, b. Gettsville, N. Y., 
Jan. 6, 1847; painter and paper hanger; Gettsville, until 1851; Newstead, until 
1865; Buffalo, until 1876; since, Clarence, N. Y.; Republican; private, I, 116 N. ; 



NINTH GENERATION. 



1007 



Y. Inf. Vol 
Winchester 
dis. .Tune 8, 
Baptists. 

10438. 

10439. 

10440. 

10441. 

10442. 

10443. 

10444.* 

10445. 

10446. 



s., enlisted 1863: in battles Pleasant Hill, Cain River, Marksville, 
, Fisher's Hill, Cedar Creek, where he was wounded, Oct. 19, 1864; 
18651 Republican; member Ransom, Post 432, G. A. R.; she 8, W. R.C. 



Children: 
Carrie Eliza, 

LOTTA, 

W^r. Lenza, 
Laura May, 
Arthur A., 
Sarah H., 
Mary Amelia, 
Fannie Dafsy, 
Nellie, 



b. 



Mar. 21, 1869, Buffalo; d. Aug. 






Feb. 
July 
Mar. 



5, 1870. 
5, 1871. 
2, 1872. 
1, 1874. 



Jan. 8. 1871, " 

Feb. 5, 1872, 

Oct. 20, 1873, 

Sept. 12, 1877, Clarence. 

May 19, 1875, Buffalo: d. Jan. 2, 1891 

Sept. 26, 1879, Clarence. 



Nov, 22, 1881, 
Sept. 19, 1885, 



d. Jan. 24, 1890. 



[6067] NATHANIEL ASH,9 

b. Buffalo. N.y.. Mar. 14, 1849; m. there, Jan., 
rick and Margaret Ann (McCloy) Early, b. Dec. 
North Evans, N. Y.; Republican; private, F, 65 N. 
Evans. He d. Buffalo, Nov. 21, 1892. 



Children: 

10447. Maude Eliza, 

10448. Gertrude Catherine, 

10449. Jessie Mary, 

10450. Nathaniel Walter, 

10451. Grace Ellen, 

10452. Deravood Marcellas, 



b. Nov. 
" Apr. 
" Jan. 
" Nov. 
" Dec. 
" July 



(Bro. of Sarah H.,) 
1873, Katherine, dau. of Pat- 
1, 1852; painter; Buffalo and 
Y. Inf. Vols.; she res. North 



22, 1873, Buffalo; d. July 18, '75 
9, 1876, North Evans. 

23, 1880, " " unm. 1899 

22, 1882, " '« 
9, 1885, " 
18, 1889, " 



[6068] EPHRAIM BARTLEY DIXON,9 ( Anna Hamlin,^ David.'s 

Isaac,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Erie Co., N. Y., July 12, 1830; m. 

Buffalo, N. Y., Nov. 21, 1852, Anna, dau. of William Gill; machinist; Janesville, 

Wis.; Republican: Freemason; she Christian. 

Children: 

b. June 16, 1854, Buffalo; d. July 2, 1891, Beloit. 

" Jan. 5, 1856, 

" July 12, 1871, Janesville. 

" Aug. 23, 1873, " unm. 1900. 

'• Nov. 20, 1875, 

" Oct. 15, 1878, " unm. 1900. 

" June 28, 1881, 

" Nov. 2, 1883, " " 



10453.1 


Henry W., 


10454. 


MaryF., 


10455. 


Fred, 


10456. 


Benjamin, 


10457. 


Frank, 


10458. 


George, 


10459. 


Jesse, 


10460. 


Anna, 



[6069] BENJAMIN P. DIXON,' (Bro. of Ephraim B.,) 

b. Erie Co., N. Y., Aug. 31. 1832; private, I, 47 Ills. Inf. Vol., enlisted 1861; 

in battle Island No. 10; dis. Sept. 1865; farmer: Phillipsburg, Kas.; Republican; 

member G. A. R. He d. Phillipsburg, Jan. 12, 1899. 



[6070] GEORGE FRANKLIN DIXON," (Bro. of Ephraim B.,) 

b. Erie Co., N. Y., Sept. 16, 1834; m. Footvllle, Wis., Sept. 24, 1855, Mary, 
dau. of Barnett and Betsey, (Albro) Bump, b. Washington Co., N. Y., Apr. 10, 



1008 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



1835; farmer; removed from Iowa to Phillipsburg, Kans., 1872: Republican; she 



Cong. 



10461.* 

10462. 

10463. 



Children: 

Frank A., 

Anna, 
Minnie A., 



b. July 27, 1856, Rock Co., Wis. 

" Nov. 14, 1863, Footville: d. July 3, 1864. 

" July 17, 1865; m. Rev. D. C. Hapson. 



[60721 POLLY A. DIXON,9 (Sister of Ephraim B.,) 

b. Erie Co., N. Y., Dec. 23, 1839; m. Avon, Wis., Feb. 12, 1860, Nathan P., 
son of Daniel and Sarah J. (Cady) McNitt. b. Norwich, N. Y., Nov. 6, 18401 
miller: moved with his parents to Wis., 1)S55: resided Decatur. Brodhead, aoc 
Spring Brook, Wis.: member G, 13 Wis. Inf. Vols.: enlisted Jan. 14, 1862; re-j 
enlisted Jan., 1864; in battle of Fort Donaldson: captured Dec. 31, 1864, confined 
in rebel prisons, Cahawba andSelma, Ala.; released Apr. 16, 1865; dis. Aug, 24j 
1865; member Wesley Patton Post 90, G. A. R.: she F. W. Baptist. 
Children: 

Oct. 18. 1860, Decatur. 

Sept. 19, 1862, 

Dec. 24, 1865, Brodhead; unm. 1900. 

Nov. 22. 1867, 

Feb. ..5,1870, '' d. Aug. 25, 1881. 

Mar. 28, 1872, 

[6073] MARGARET ANN DIXON,» (Sister of Ephraim B.,) 

b. Spring Grove, Wis., Mar. 1, 1844; m. 1st, Aug. 23, 1S71, James Gunn, who 
d. Nov. 20, 1876: m. 2d, Julius J. Bates, who d. 1897. 

Ch. b. 1st marriage: 

10470. William E., b. July 17, 1872, Brodhead. 

10471. Henry James, " June 16, 1876, Bremer, Iowa. 



10464.* 


Daniel H., 


b 


10465.* 


Nathan E., 




10466. 


George D., 




10467.* 


Ulysses J., 




10468. 


D WIGHT E., 




10469.* 


MiLoB., 





[6074J JAMES MILTON DIXON,» (Bro. of Ephraim B.,) 

b. Green Co., Wis., Oct. 28, 1847; m. Brodhead, Wis., Melinda Welch, 
was at Dawson, Alaska, 1900: she at Seattle, Wash. 



He 



[6075] AMANDA M. DIX0N,9 (Sister of Ephraim B.,) 

b. Avon, Wis., May 26, 1851; m. New Hampton, Iowa, May 9, 1872, Varney 
Bump, b. Washington Co., N.Y., Aug. 31. 1840; farmer; removed from Chicka- 
saw Co., Iowa, to Phillipsburg, Kansas, 1874; Republican; she Cong.' He d. 
Phillipsburg, Apr. 25, 1884. 

Ch. b. Phillipsburg: 

10472.* Charles B.,' Apr. 13, 1874. 

10473. George F., Dec. 16, 1879. 

10474. Yarney E., Nov. 11, 1883. 

[6078] ALVIRA L. ANDRUS,^ (Amanda O. Hamlin,« David,'^ Isaac.s 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,» James,2i) b. North Evans, N. Y., 1840; m. there, Dec. 24, 
1868, Asa C, son of Asa and Sarah Jennings, b. North Collins, N. Y., Apr. 7, 
1837; farmer; Langford, N. Y.; Republican; private, A, 44, N. Y. Inf. Vols., en- 
listed Sept. 14, 1861; in battles of Second Bull Run, Laurel Hill, Wilderness, 
Spottsylvania, wounded 2d Bull Run: dis. Oct. 21, 1864: she d. North Collins, 
May, 1883. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1009 

Ch. b. Eden: 
10475.* Raymond A.. Nov. 23, 1872. 

[6081] ANNIE E. ANDRUS,' (Sister of Alvira L.,) 

b. North Evans, N. Y., Apr. 5, 1853; m. there, Feb. 19, 1878, Charles Henry, 

son of Flenry and Mary (DroeRniiller) Keeler. b. Haraburj?, N. Y., May 19, 1852; 

builder: St. Paul Minn.: member of St. Paul Lodge 2, I.O.O.F.; she of Corps 

.-,. W. R. C. 

Ch. b. Lake City, Minn.; 

10476.* Herbert Lynn, Nov. 1, 1879. 

[60c^2] CHARLES H. ANDRUS,9 (Bro. of Alvira L.,) 

i b. North Evans, N. Y., .Tuly 3, 1856; m. Delevan, N. Y., Sept. 8, 1891, Jennie 
L., dau. of Rev. T. T. and Julia A. (Knapp, ) Horton, b. Delevan, Mar. 23, 1861; 
carpenter: North Evans; Republican; she Baptist. 

Ch. b. North Evans; 

10477. Leo R., June 5, 1892. 

10478. Howard H., Mar. 1, 1894. 

10479. Myrtle E., Oct. 10, 1895. 

[6099] FRANK LESLIE FALOR,' (Ora F. Hamlin,8 Isaac,^ David,* 
Isaac,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2») b. Akron, Ohio, May 6, 1861; m. there, 
Aug. 2, 1885, Hattie Hannah, dau. c»f Jonas Franklin and Anna (Funk) Hoch, 
b. Doylestown, Ohio, 1868; res. Barberton, Ohio; Republican; she member Ger- 
man Reformed Church. 

Ch. b. Barberton: 

10480. Grace May, Dec. 23, 1886. 

[6100] ROSE FALOR," ' (Sister of Frank L.,) 

b. Akron, Ohio, Dec. 6, 1864; m. Sept. 6, 1896, Elmer, son of John Harpley, 
b. Sharon, Ohio, Apr. 23, 1868; farmer; Rootstown, Ohio; Democrat. 

[6101] AUSTIN LEONARD FALOR,' (Bro. of Frank L.,) 

b. Coventry, Ohio, Feb. 18, 1866; m. Barberton, Ohio, Nov. 1, 1892, Cather- 
' ine, dau. of John and Harriet Wehr, b. Clinton, Ohio, Nov. 30, 1874; carpenter 
I and contractor; Barberton; Republican; member of Barberton Lodge, 486, K.P,, 
I and Barberton Camp, 3206, M. W. A.; she Lutheran. 
Ch. b. Barberton: 

10481. Velma Arline, Aug. 24, 1898. 

[6102] CORA FALOR,9 (Sister of Frank L., ) 

b. Akron, Ohio, Apr. 8, 1868: m. June 3, 1891, George Grant, son of Hamil- 
ton and Anna (Hunsicker) Battles, b. Akron, Apr. 8, 1868; bookbinder; Akron; 
Republican; member S. of V.., and Bookbinder's Union. 
! Children: 

10482. Ruth Viola, b. June 27, 1892. 
j 10483. May Irene, " Apr. 26, 1895. 
' 10484. Clyde Hamlin, " Aug. 31, 1898. 

10485. Ethel, *' Mar. 4, 1901. 



1030 



THE HAMLm FAMILY. 



[6104] WILLIAM ELGIN FALOR," (Bro. of Frank L.,) 

b. Akron, Ohio, July 17, 1872: ni. Apr. 8. 1901, Lottie, dau. of John and Sal 

lie (Brady) Nay, b. Canton, Ohio: res. Barberton; Republican: member of Akrnr 

Lodge, 403, K. P. 

[6105] ABRAM EPHRAIM FALOR,' (Bro. of Frank L.. ) 

b. Akron, Ohio, Oct. 26, 1874: m. Barberton, Ohio, Nov. 17,1895, Mary Camp; 
rubber worker: Akron: Republican. 

Children: 

J0486. Elva Ellen. .lune 24, 189(>. 

10487. Edna Ikenan. .June 12. 1898: d. Feb. 24, 1900. 

10488. Vekna Leota, Aug. 4, 1901. 




Mrs. Nellie M. Hancey. 



[6115] NELLIE MARIA HYDE,» (Sally H. Pratt,^ Clarissa Hamlen,? 

John,* Isaac,6 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James.^i) b. Hyde Park. Utah, July 4. 
1861; m. Salt Lake City, Utah, Oct, 11, 1883, Henry Edwin, son of .James and 
Rachael (Seamons) Hancey, b.' Hyde Park, Feb. 19, 1864: farmer; Hyde Park; 
Democrat: members Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1011 

Ch. b. Hyde Park: 



10489. 


Jennie May. 


Sept. 


6, 


1884. 


10490. 


Henky Edwin. 


May 


1, 


1886. 


10491. 


Nellie Manetta, 


Feb. 


12, 


1888. 


10492. 


G ROVER Pratt, 


Sept. 


25, 


1890. . 


1049;{. 


Bekty Wilder, 


May 


5, 


1892. 


10494. 


Charles Hyde, 


June 


25, 


1895: d. Mar. 13, 1897 


10495. 


LiLA Fay, 


Sept. 


23. 


1899. 


10496. 


Eugena Clair. 


Aug. 


99 


1902. 



[61171 CHARLES OTIS GLOYD,9 (Lucy G- Pratt,* Clarissa Hamlen,' 
John," Isaac,'' Benjamin,* Eleazer,* James,2i) b. Cummington, Mass., Sept. 30, 
1850; m. Plainfield, Mass., Nov. 28, 1872, Percis Ophelia, dau. of Charles and 
Orissa (Mason) Harlow, b. Cummington, Oct. 28, 1853; mechanic; Cummington, 
until 1883: since, Northampton, Mass.; Republican; member of United Work- 
men, 9*<: Unitarians. 

Ch. b. Cummington: 

10497 Abbott Lawrence, May 17, 1873; m. Bessie B. Frost. 

10498. LURA Clara, Oct. 28, 1879. 

[6120J ORLA WILLIAM SHATTUCK,9 (Laura Pratt,^ Clarissa Ham- 
lin,^ John," Isaac,'* Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Plainfield, Mass., June 
20, 1849; m. Covert, Mich., Feb. 4, 1873, Mary Evelyn, dau. of Marshall and Mary 
(Foss) Rood, b. Portland, Me., Feb. 8, 1852; proprietor livery and feed stable; 
Plainfield, until 1865; Cummington, Mass., until May, 1871; since, South Haven, 
.Mich.: Republican: member 140, A.O. U. W.; members Patrician's Court, 10. 

Ch. b. Covert: 

10499.* Mary Foss, Jan. 3, 1876. 

lOoOO. Elna Frances, Oct. 17, 1883. 

[6121] ELLA AUDELL SHATTUCK,* (Sister of Orla W.,) 

b. Plainfield, Mass., July 5, 1852; m. George W., son of George and Margaret 
(Hosie) Leslie, b. near CarroUtown, Pa., Mar. 25, 1845; fruit grower; Carrolltown, 
1845-68; Ganges, Mich., until about 1870; since, Covert, Mich.; Republican; 
Congs. 

Ch. b. Covert: 

10501.* Laura Elnora, June 13, 1875. 

10502. William Glenn, May 30, 1886. 

[6122] CARRIE AMANDA SHATTUCK,' (Sister of Orla W.,) 
b. Plainfield, Mass., June 30, 1854; m. St. Joseph, Mich., Dec. 1, 1874, Sam- 
uel D., son of William M. and Mary (Sherburn) Kenney, b. near Georgtown, 
Ontario, Feb. 16, 1853: merchant and fruit grower; Georgetown, until 1861; 
since. Covert, Mich.: Temperance Republican: member of Anti Saloon League. 

Ch. b. Covert: 
j 10503. Edna Browning, Oct. 7, 1877; unm. 1901. 

10504. Ada Frbdrika, Dec. 20, 1881, " " 



1012 THE HAMLIN P^AMILY. 

[6124] 8HEPARD HAMLIN SHATTUCK,9 (Bro. of Oria W.,) ! 

b. Plainfield, Mass., May 24, 1859; m. Dryden, Mich., Apr. 22, 1885, Clara 
dau. of Elijah Burton and Jane (Morrison) Sherburn, b. Ailsa Craig, Ontaric 
June 8, 1856; fruit grower: Plainfield, 1859-B6; Cummington, Mass., 1866-71 
since. Covert, Mich.; Republican. 
Ch. b. Covert: 

10505. Kari. Benbow, Oct. 3, 1888. 

10506. WiNNiFREi* Dorothy, Sept. 10, 1900. 

[6127] ALFRED EUGENE WAITE.i' (Celia rord,8 Abigail Hamlen, 
John,« Isaac,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,* James,2i) b. Whately, Mass., Sept. 2C 
1840: m. Conway, Mass., Jan. 1, 1863, Elizabeth, dau. of Horace and Esthe 
(Dale) Franklin, b. Shelburne, Mass., July 29, 1842; fajmer: Whately and Con 
way. He d. Conway, July 3, 1866; his widow removed to Pioneer, Ohio, and re 
married Mr. Thomas, now deceased; she Baptist. 

Children: 

10507.* Esther Elizabeth, b. Aug, 17, 1864, Conway. ' 

10508. Nettie M., " Oct. 31, 1866; iinm. 1901. 



[6128] JOHN EDWARD WA1TE.9 ( Bro. of Alfred E.,) 

b. Whately, Mass., Dec. 12, 1843; m. Templeton, Mass., June 19, 1867, Eliza 

dau. of Nathan Stoddard, b. Templeton, Mass., May 21, 1844: farmer; Whately 

Democrat. 





Ch. b. Whately: 




10509.* 


Arthur Allen, 


Feb. 4, 1870. 


10510.* 


Lester Eugene, 


Apr. 27, 1874. 


10511. 


Leslie Edward, 


" " " unm. 1902. 



[6129] ADELAIDE CAROLINE WAITE,9 (Sister of Alfred E.) 

b. Whately, Mass., Sept. 20, 1845: m. Cummington, Mass., Nov. 9, 186H. 

Arthur Spelman, son of Nathan Spellman and Sybil (Cowing) Stearns,* b. 

Worthington, Mass., Mar. 19, 1847; mechanic, mfgr. of woodenware; Worthing 

ton and Cummington, Mass.; Republican. She d. Whately, Aug. 3, 1893; he d. 

Cummington, Oct. 10, 1884. 

No issue. 

[6131J WILLIS FORD WAITE,!' (Bro. of Alfred E.,) 

b. Whately, Mass., Mar. 21, 1850; m. Sheffield, Mass., Sept. 17, 1879, Mari- 

anna A., dau. of Amos and Prudence (Smith) Brewer, b. Sheffield, Mass., Mar. 

18, 1851; farmer; Whately, res. on his father's homestead, occupied successively 

by six generations of Waites, including his children; the present dwelling 

thereon was built, 1795; Republican. 

Ch. b. Whately: 

10512. Clifford Earl, Nov. 3, 1882. 

10513. Argie Lena, Nov. 14, 1884. 

» For Stearns see note 158. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1013 

[61321 MARA MADORA WAITE,9 (Sister of Alfred E.,) 

b. Whately, Mass., Nov. 14, 1852; m, Newtonville, Mass., Mar. 22, 1883, John 
Franklin, son of John and Abigail Perkins (Cheever) Banchor, b. Boston, Mass., 
July 8, 1830: resided Boston, until 1877; since, Newtonville, Mass., retired; Dem- 
ocrat. 

[6135] ROSE ELLEN AYERS,^ (Angeline Ford,* Abigail Hamlen,^ 
John." Isaac. s Benjamin.^ Eleazer,^ James.^i) b. Windsor, Mass., Feb. 9, 1844: 

ra. Springfield, Me., July 19, 1873, Edgar M. Jones. Both d. Hartland, Me.: she 

Dec. 15, 1897; he Jan. 9, 1899. 
No issue. 

[6136] GEORGE ARIAL A YERS,9 (Bro. of Rose E.. ) 

b. Plaintield, Mass., July 6, 1850; m. 1st, Detroit, Me., Aug. 14, 1870, Edna 
Frances, dan. of Eben and Emily Jenks (Racklifl) Clement, b. Detroit, July 2, 
1852, who d. Jackson Brook, Me.. May 4, 1872; m. 2d, Topsfield, Me., July 12, 1873, 
Melinda Russell Clement, sister of tlrst wife, b. Detroit, Apr. 5, 1854; cabinet 
maker; Plainfield, until 1855: Detroit, fifteen years; Jackson Brook, Me., now 
Brookton, Me., 8 years: Prentiss, Me.; since, Florence, Mass.: Republican: mem- 
ber Hampshire Lodge 98, A. O. U. W.; she member Enterprise Lodge 8, Degree 
of Honor, A.O.U. W. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Jackson Brook: 

10514. George Francis, Apr. 14, 1872; unm. 1902. 

By 2d wife, b. Prentiss: 

10515. Edgar Delos, Jan. 10, 1880; d. Apr. 20, 1880. 

[6137] JEROME B AYERS,^ (Bro. of Rose E.,) 

b. Plainfield, Mass., Mar. 26, 1854; m. Bangor, Me., Lulu B. Williams. She 
d. Florence, Mass., Jan. 7, 1899. 

Ch. b. Chicago, Ills.: 

10516. Edgar, Nov. 27, 1880. 

[6139] FLORENCE ELLA SHAW,9 (Lavantia Ford,' Abigail Hamlin,^ 
John.6 Isaac,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,* Jame.s,ai,) b. Cummington, Mass., Aug. 
13, 1849: m. Abington. Mass., Oct. 2, 1870, Joshua Francis,* son of Joshua 
Bowker and Frances Maria Curtis,* b. Scituate, Mass., July 1,1848; farmer; 
Scituate, until about 1850; Brighton, Mass., until about 1868; Abington, until 
1871: N. Y. City, until 1880; Newton, Mass., until 1894; N. Y. City, until 1898; 
since, Abington; Republican. She is a writer of stories and other works; author 

* Note 470. STEPHEN CURTIS, was of Appledore, county Kent, Eng., 1450. Several of 
his descendants were mayors of Tenterden, a town from whence the Curtises of New England 
came. The early descendants of this pedigree are taken from an original pedigree in posses- 
sion of the family under the hand and seal of Sir William Segar, King-of-Arms, transcribed 
by John Philpot, Blanch Lion, and is entitled: "The descent of the auntient famllie of the 
Curtises in County Kent, Gents., faithfully collected out of the office of Arms, the public 
records of the kingdom, private evidence of the familie and other venerable monuments of 
antiquitie." 

WILLIAM CURTIS.i and wife Sarah, came in the ship Lvm. which arrived at Boston, 
Sunday, Sept. 16, 1&{2. They settled in Roxbury, Mass. ; Freeman, March 4, 1633-3. He d. Dec. 
8, 1672, aged 80; she d. Mar. 22, 1763, aged r3. Children, (all m., except William): William, 
Thomas, Mary, John, Philip, Hannah, Elizabeth and Isaac. 

THOMAS CURTIS,^ b. England, and came with his parents to Boston, Sept. 16, 1633, and 
probably lived with them in Roxbury, Mass. He settled in Scituate, Mass., 1643. Little is known 



1014 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

of "The Earl's Daughter." Universalists. I am indebted to her kind assist- 
ance for the records of the Shaw family and other records of her branch of the 
family, which have been carefully prepared, exhibiting much research. 

Ch. b. N.Y. City: 
10517. Nellie Maria, June 25, 1872; d. Feb. 25. 1873. 

10518.* Linda Mabel, Dec. 25, 1874. 

10519.* Fannie Lavantia, Aug. 2, 1879. 

[6140] .SILLINDA MASON SHAW,9 (Sister of Florence E.,) 

b. Detroit, Me., Dec. 4, 1857; m. Newtonville, Mass., Dec. 23, 1880, William Fred, 
son of George Franlflin and Lucretia (Morton) Kimball,* b. New Haven, Ct., 
July 18, 1857; leather dealer: Newtonville; Republican; member Delhousie 
Lodge, and Newton Club; she treasurer Newton Universalist Sewing Circle, 
and member Woman's Guild; Universalists. 
Ch. b. Newtonville: 

10520. Morton Shaw, Sept. 26, 1884. 

105J1. George Fayette, xMar. 16, 1893; d. Mar. 17, 1893. 

10522. Katherine, Sept. 16, 1898. 

of him or his family. He had at least Chree childrea: William, .Toha, Richard. 

WILLIAM CURTIS.s settled, ILv^ed and died in Scituate, Mass. His farm was on North 
river. Children; .loseph, Benjamin, William, John, .Mipiain. Mebit ible, Stephen, Sarah and 
Samuel. 

.lOSEPH CURTIS,* b. .May, 1664; wife Rebecca. Children: Joseph, Josiah, Rebecca, Mar- 
tha, Richard, Elisha, Thankful, Jesse, Peleg. 

BENJAMIN CURTIS,! (Bro. of Joseph,) b. Jan., 1667; m. 16S9, Mary Sylvester. He built 
the Curtis mills on Third Herrin;? broolt. Children; Mary, Benjamin, Ebenezer, Lydia, Sarah, 
Ruth, Susannah, Deborah, William, David, Peleg. 

PELEG CURTIS, b. Sept. 1?10; m. about 1749. Experience Ford; farmer; a business man 
of industry and thrift. Children; Lucy, Experience, Peleg, Bethia, Thankful, Leafy, Joseph. 

JOSEPH CUBT1S,6 b. Jan. i:>. 1768; m. Feb. 1. 180S, Polly Bowker. He lived near Third 
Herring brook. South Scituate, Miss. He d. Nov. 7, 18U. Children: Leafy, Joseph. Joseph, 
.Joshua Bowker, Peleg, Joseph. 

JOSHUA BOWKER CURTIS,? b. July 21, 1814; m. 1846, Francis Maria,9 dau. of Seth and 
Ruth (Loring) Curtis, b. May 25, lSi3. Children: Joshua Francis, Leafy. Francis Maria, Nellie 
Loring. 

JOSIAH CURTIS,5 {.Joseph.* William,3 Thomas,2 William.i)b. Apr. 5, 1697; m. Jan. 1, 1729, 
Sarah CoUamore. He was an extensive land owner, and lived on Curtis street, Scituate, Mass. 
He d. Feb. 26, 1777. Children; Abner, Rebecca, Seth, Job. 

ABNEB CURTIS.fi b. 1729; m. 1st, 1749, Deborah Mann; m. 2d, July 3, 1766, Sally Ford, who 
d. May 2, 1795, aged 64; m. :M, Apr. 6, 179i), widow Paeb3 Danbar. n je How.irJ. He res. on Curtis 
street, Scituate, Mass. He d. Sept. IS, 1799. Children: Abner, Deborah, Seth, Huldah, Rebecca. 

SETH CURTIS.7 m. Persis Loring. He res. on Curtis Street, Scituate, Mass. He d. 1812; 
she d. Oct. 1, 182.5. Children; Lucy, Rebecca, Seth, Loring, Abner, Hannah, Sophia, Enos, 
Sarah, Peter. 

SETH CURTIS,8 b. Apr. 16, 1794; m. Ruth Loring, of Hingham, Mass.; farmer; res. on 
Curtis Street, Scituate, Mass. Children; Charles A., Abby S , Frances Maria, Ruth Augusta. 

* Note 471. For Kimball see note 254. 

JOSEPH KIMBALL,* (RicharJ,3 Thomas,^ Richard.i) b. Bradford, Mass., Dec. 29, 1701; 
m. Jan. 19, 1724, Abial, dau. of William and Hannah (Hale) Peal)ody, b. 1700. He res. Bradford, 
and owned property in Chester, HaiTipst3;i.d and Plaist)vv. .V. .1. He d. July 5, 1769; she May 
23,1791. Ch. b. Bradford: William, Joseph, Richard, Hannah, William, Daniel. Peter, Peter, 
Francis. 

FRANCIS KI.MBALL," b. Bradford, Mass., Dec. 8, 1742; m. Feb. 18, 1768. Betty Head, b. 
1748; blacksmith and farmer, and reared his sons to the same trade; res. Bradford'. He d. Dec. 
6, 1823; she d. Sept. 13. 1820. Ch. b. Bradford; Peter, Joseph, Sarah, Francis, Eunice. Francis, 
Betty, Mary, Hitty, .lonathan. 

Capt. peter KIMBALL.e b. Bradford, Mass., Aug. 9, 1768; m. Lucy, dau. of Asa and 
Mehitable (Porter) B irker. of Andovcr. Mass.; farmer and mechanic; moved to Bridgton, Me., 




John Lowe, Esq 



NINTH GENERATION. 1015 

[6141] FAYETTE DELOS SHAW,9 (Bro. of Florence E., ) 

b. Detroit, Me., Jao. 25, 1862; tn. Medford, Wis., June 7, 1893, Ida Augusta, 
dau. of Carl Frederick and Louisa Christina (Peilinz) Krauth, b. River Falls, 
Wis., Aug. 5, 1867; farmer; Newtonville, Mass.; Republican; member K. of H. 
Ch. b. Medford: 

10523. Lola L., July 24, 1899. 

[6142] EVELYN AUGUSTA BARTLETT,9 (Martha H. Ford,* Abigail 
Hamlen,^ Joha,« Isaac,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Lee, Mass., Aug. 

12, 1855; m. Warner Clark, b. Westtield or Southampton, Mass.; res. Westfield: 

she d. Springfield, Mass., April 5, 1899. 

[6143] WALTER LEE BARTLETT,9 (Bro. of Evelyn A.,) 

b. Cummington, Mass., Jan. 24, 1859; m. 1st, Jessie, dau. of Allan and Char- 
lotte Bryant, b. North Deertield, Mass., who d. about 1883: m. 2d, New Haven, 
Ct., Jan. 24, 1889, Mattie Anna, dau. of Samuel and Anna Crumb (Parker) 
Thompson, b. New Haven, Mar. 17, 1862; tack maker and fireman; Florence, 
Mass., until 1893: afterward. New Haven, Ct.; Republican; member Royal Arca- 
num; she Cong. He d. New Haven, Jan. 23, 1896. 
Ch. b. 1st wife: 

10524. Richard, b. 1882; d. 1884. 

By 2d wife: 

10525. Ward S., b. Dec. 13, 1889, Florence; d. Sept. 2, 1890. 
10.526. Ruth Thompson, " July 31, 1891, 

10527. Evelyn Anna. " Nov. 10, 1892, N. Haven. 

10528. Walter Lee, " Aug. 3, 1896, 

[6162] FRANKLIN CHUCH HAMLIN,^ (Edward F.,8 Freeman,^ John,« 

Isaac, •'^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Boston, Mass., Sept. 19, 1876; m. 

Denver, Col., Oct. 9, 1901, Stella Mae, dau. of Finis Phimley and Selina Virginia 

(Kittson) Ernest, b. Deer Trail, Col., Nov. 1, 1880; bank clerk; Boston, until 

1882; Newton, Mass., until 1899; since, Denver, Col.; Republican. She Epis. 

[6163] JOHN LOWE.« (Louisa A. Messenger,^ Betsey Phillips,' Elizabeth 
Hamlin, 6 Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,^!) b. Fitchburg, Mass., May 5, 
1824. The house in which he was born in Mechanic street was standing, 1896; 
m. 1st, by Rev. Mr. Farnsworth, Boxboro, Mass., Aug. 11, 1846, Sarah, dau. of 
Nathaniel and Lucy (Taylor) Mead, b. Boxboro, Aug., 1826; who d. Dec. 15, 1865; 
m. 2d, Rockville, West Fitchburg, Apr. 3, 1866, Mary Adams, dau. of Charles 

1796. where his wife's father had preceded him ; and also resided Woodstoclv and Norway, Me. ; 
Capt. in militia, a handsome officer and man. He d. Aug. 24, 1843; she Nov. 19, 1847. Children: 
Peter, Porter, Lucy, Jonathan, George, Francis, William, Stephen, Mary, Charles Seneca. 

PETER KIMBALL." b. Bradford, Mass., May 19, 179:3; m. Mar. Iti, 1816, Betsey, dau. of 
.lames and Eunice (Berry) Emerson, b. Apr. :j, 1796. He moved with liis parents to Bridgton, 
Me., 1796; carpenter, and wheelright; settled in what is now Bethel or Woodstoclv, Me., and for 
many years manufactured heavy wheels, sleighs and carriages, and his sons, who became cele- 
brated carriage builders, received their rudimentary instruction in his shop; he removed to 
Norway, Me. ; Repul^lican; Baptists. He d. Norway, May 14. 1871; she d. Rochester, N. H.. June 
6, 1S79. Children: James Myriciv. Eliza Ann. Mary, Julia Emerson. Charles Porter, George 
Franklin, .fohn Calvin, Hannibal Ingalls. Eunice Berry, Edwin Nelson. 

GEORGE _FEANKLIN KIMBALL,» b. Bethel. Me., July 25, 1827; m. 1st, Aug. 5, 1851, Mrs. 
Lucretia J. Morton, dau^ of Joseph B. and Patience Wright, b. July 10, 1821; who d. Feb. 1, 1872; 
m. 2d, Apr. 30, 1874, Ellen C. Pulsifer, b. 1841; carriage mfgr. ; moved to Boston, Mass.. 1866; res. 
Xewtonville. Mass.; Methodist. Their son. William P., m. Sillinda Shaw.9 Ch. by 1st wife: 
Alton Howe, William Fred, Georgia, George Story, Paul Story. Clifford, Helen Marion. 



1016 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



and Harriet Stone, (Farrar) Russell, b. in the Seth Phillips house, Rockville, I 
July 20, 1840; widow of his brother George. He was educated in a typical New I 
England school, by masters who taught the "Three Rs;" with a finish of a few I 
weeks at an academy; his early life was passed on the farm, trained to habits ' 
of labor, whither he brought his young wife, and commenced the business of j 
buying farm products for the Boston markets: later he purchased and removed | 
to a farm in Rindge, N. H., Mar. 1851, giving a large territory for his business, ' 
where he made a reputation as an honorable dealer; returned toFitchburg, 1855, , 
and wi th his youngest brother established a market, which he developed Into a | 
large commission house, now operated by his sons; their business extending far j 
to the west, and into Canada: Republican: alderman, 1874; he and his first wife, 
Congs. The children, though not college bred, were liberally educated. It is 
a remarkable fact, that they commenced attendance in the Day street school, I 
1855, and with little exception some continuously attended there until 1896. I 
am under obligation to Mrs. Mary Lowe for assistance in compiling the records 
of the family of Elizabeth Hamlin Phillips," and her decendants, entitling her 
to more than passing notice. Without the pleasure of a personal acquaintance 
it is difficult to write a sketch of this estimable lady, who has devoted the best 
years of her life to the rearing of this remarkable family. A perusal of the ; 
sketch of each will show that her untiring devotion has not been in vain. 

The family of Lowe is supposed to descend from Capt. John Low, master | 
of the ship Ambrose and vice-admiral of the fleet that brought over the colony 
of Gov. Winthrop, 1630. The line of descent is as follows: Thomas Low,i son 
of above, and wife Susanna settled in Chebacco, Ipswich, Mass.; Thomas Low,^ 
m. Martha, dau. of Thomas and Margaret Borman, and resided in what is now 
Essex, Mass.; Thomas Low,^ m. Sarah, dau. of deputy governor Harlakenden 
Simonds, and granddaughter of Gov. Simonds; Capt. David Lowe,* m. Susanna 
Low; Joseph Lowe,^ m. Abigail Low; Joseph Lowe,« m. Polly Sawyer. See note 
399. 

Sarah Mead, first wife of Mr. Lowe, was seventh in descent from Gabriel 
Mead,i who came to America, 1630, and settled in Dorchester, Mass.; his second 
wife, Mary A. Russell, is seventh in descent from William Russell,' who came 
to Cambridge, Mass., 1640. A comprehensive genealogy of the ancestry of this 
family, showing extensive research and care was published by Mrs. Mary A. 
Lowe, 1901, entitled, "The Ancestors of the John Lowe Family Circle." 



10529.* 
10530.* 
10531.* 
10532.* 
105.33.* 
10534.* 
10535.* 
10536.* 
10537.* 
10538.* 
10539.* 
10540.* 



10.541.* 

10542.* 

10543.* 

10544. 

10545. 



Ch. b. 1st wife: 

Ellen Maria, 
Edna Mary, 
Waldo Howes, 
Ira Adelbert, 
Albert Nathaniel, 
Arthur Houghton, 
Orin Messenger, 
Lewis Mead, 
Herbert George, 
Ida Louise, 
Frank Edward, 
George Russell, 



b. 

u 
u 

1 1 



Apr. 30, 1847, Fitchburg. 

May 3, 1848, 

May 8, 1849, 

Oct. 13, 1850, 

Mar. 12, 1852, Rindge. 

Aug. 20. 1853, " 

Apr. 18, 1855, Fitchburg. 

Mar. 11, 1857, 

Mar. 27, 1859, 

Apr. 26, 1861, 

Jan. 16, 1864, 

July 11, 1865, 



u 
u 
1( 



By 2d wife, b. Fitchburg: 



David, 

Harriet Lydia, 
Samuel Howes, 
John Adams, 
Marian Abbie, 



June 23, 1867. 

Apr. 15, 1870. 

Oct. 22, 1873. 

Aug. 27, 1881. 

Nov. 30. 1883. 



NINTH GENERATION. 



1017 



[fil64] CALVIN MESSENGER LOWE,9 ( Bro. c.f John,) 

b. Fitchburg, Ma.ss., Sept. 3, 1826; ra. Henniker, N.II., Dec. 21, 1853, Mary 

E., dau. of Josiah and Abigail (Ward) Childs,* b. Henniker, Apr. 4, 1829; farmer; 

Fitchburg. until 1854: since, Whittaker, Mich.: Prohibitionist: Cong.; members 

Fraternity Grange, 52, P. of H., Willis, Mich. 





Cli. b. Whittaker, 


















1054«. 


Edwin Goodwill, 


Mar. 


30, 


1854; 


d. 


Jan. 


6, 


1877, 


unm. 


10547.* 


Austin Childs, 


Feb. 


12, 


1856. 












10548. 


Abbie L., 


Apr. 


25, 


1858, 


i, 


May 


li^, 


1875, 


unm. 


10549. 


Lucy R., 


.Ian. 


5, 


1861, 


K 


u 


4, 


1865. 




10550. 


Mauy L., 


Oct. 


22. 


1862, 


«( 


Feb. 


3, 


1863. 




10551.* 


Lucy Edith, 


Apr. 


13, 


1867. 












10552. 


J. Webstek, 


Feb. 


22, 


1869. 


it 


Aug. 


11, 


1888. 




1055;i* 


Carl William, 


Mar. 




1871. 












10554. 


Mary E., 


Jan. 


22, 


1873, 


U 


Aug. 


18, 


1873. 





[6165] DAVID SAWYER L0WE,9 (Bro. of John,) 

b. Fitchburg, Mass., Dec. 23, 1829; m. there, Apr. 22, 1856, Frances Amelia, 
dau. of William Hervey and Sally (Grant) Vose,t b. South Royalston, Mass., 
Aug. 17. 1834: farmer; Fitchburg, until 1856: afterwards, Augusta, Mich.; Re- 
publican; Congs. He d. Ypsilanti, Mich., Oct. 13, 1860. 

Children: 

b. Sept. 8, 1857, Augusta; d. Sept. 20, 1858. 

" Sept. 25, 1859, 

" Apr. 25, 1861, Fitchburg; d. Aug. 3, 1861. 

" Apr. 25, 1861, " d. Sept, 19, 1861. 



10555. 
10556.* 
10.557. 
10558. 



William Vose, 
William Vose, 
Celia Adelaide, 
Delia Eliza, 



[6167] SETH LYMAN L0WE,« (Bro. of John,) 

b. Fitchburg. Mass., July 22, 1835; m. there, Feb. 28, 1859, Susan Rebecca, 
dau. of Hon. William Harvey and Sally (Grant) Vose,tb. Royalston, Mass., June 
15, 1836. His early life was on his father's farm: after his marriage the young 
couple went to Michigan and engaged in farming: their property was destroyed 
by fire, and after his father's death, he returned to the old family homestead, 
Fitchburg, where he has since resided, engaged in farming: also in the lumber 
trade, and dealer in real estate; later he formed partnership with two of his 
nephews under the firm name of P'alulah Paper Co., and engaged in the manu- 
facturer of paper, having a large and profitable business; Congs. 
Children: 
Frederick Henry, b. Jan. 11, 1860, Whitaker, Mich. 
Susan Amelia. " June 14, 1862, " " 

Eugene Francis, " July 11, 1864, Fitchburg. 
Clara Luella, " Oct. 7, 1867, 

Annie Louisa, " Nov. 29, 1871: d. Sept. 20, 1874. 



10559.* 

10560. 

10561.* 

10562. 

10563. 



[6168] GEORGE LOWE," (Bro. of John,) 

b. Fitchburg, Ma.ss., Mar. 6, 1838: m. there, by Rev. Alfred Emerson, Nov. 
24, 1864, Mary Adams, dau. of Charles and Harriet Stone (P'arrar) Russell, b. in 



* For Childs see note 36. , 

+ Note 472. Hon. WILLIAM VOSE; farmer, and wealthy woolen manufacturer; mayor 
of Fitchburg, Mass. 



1018 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

the old Seth Phillips house, Rockville, West Fitchburg, Mass., July 20, 1840: 
corporal, F, 25 Mass, Inf. Vols., enlisted Oct. 1, 1861; participated in battles of 
Roanoke Island and Newburn, N.C.: dis. Dec . 1864. Before the war he resided 
with his parents, with his brother, at Rindj^e, N.H. and with his brother David 
in Mich.: Cong.; member Y. M. C. A., and Sons of Temperance. He d. from dis- 
ease contracted in the army, Fitchburg, May 6, 1865. 
No issue. 

[6171] STEPHEN CLARK LOWE,9 (Bro. of .John,) 

b. Fitchburg, Mass., Jan. 7, 1847: ra. Waterloo, Iowa, Sept. 5. Ella E., dan. 
of Perry Stephen Tefft, b. Elgin, 111., May 11, 1860; farmer; Fitchburg, until 
1872; Minneapolis, Minn., until 1878: F^lgin, 111., until 1893; since. Dos Palos, Cal.; 
Republican; member M. E. Church South. 

Ch. b. Elgin: 

10564. Edna, June 18, 188.3. 

10565. Gordon, Sept. 15,1885. 

[6172] SARAH ELIZABETH MESSENGER," (Horace P., « Betsey Ham- 
lin,'' Elizabeth, 6 Eleazer,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,» James,2i) b. Fitchburg, Mass., 
Dec. 10, 1831; m. there, Nov. 16, 1852, Loienzo, son of Nathan and Roaney (French) 
Blodgett, b. Jaffrey, N. H.. July 6, 1825: farmer: Fitchburg, until 1879: since. 
Framingham, Mass.: Cong.: she d. Fitchburg, Nov. 22, 1869. He m. 2d. June 4, 
1871, Caroline M. Reed, b. M— 20, 1837. who d. Mar. 4. 1875: m. 3d, Lizzie Carter, 
of Leominster, Mass., who had died 1896. 

Ch. b. Fitchburg: 

10566. Edwin H., Nov. 13, 1854: d. Jan. 26, 1858. 

10567. Fredmund H., Oct. 20, 1858, " Feb. 9. 1871. 

10568. William H., June 22, 1862, " Feb. 16, 1871. 

10569. Gkorge H. Sumner, Dec. 13, 1868, " July 11, 1869. 

[6174] GEORGE EDWARD MESSENGER,9 (Bro. of Sarah E.,) 
b. Sept. 23, 1847; ra. Jan. 10, 1883, Lauretta L., dau. of David Kendall and 
Eliza Auzerletta (Swain) Willington. b. Arlington, Mass., Jan. 8, 1856; Repub- 
lican; Fitchburg, Mass.: Congs. 

[6175] SUSAN ELIZABETH UPTON," (Betsey Messenger,* Betsey 
Phillips,' Elizabeth Hamlin, » Eleazer,^' Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James, ^i) b. 

Fitchburg, Mass., Oct. 9, 1831; m. Worcester, Mass., Mar. 2, 1854, Marraton 

Upton; she d. Jan. 2, 1862. 
No issue. 

[6177] JANE AUGUSTA UPTON," (Sister of Susan E.,) 

b. Jan. 19, 1835; prob. Fitchburg, Mass.; m. Chicago, 111., Sept. 7, 1859, Hon. 
Eben Nichols, son of John Nichols and Eliza ( Morse) Leavens, b. Putnam, Ct., 
Aug. 3, 1826; Quartermaster, 10 Minn. Inf.: commissioned Apr. 23, 1864: in 
battles of Nashville, Tupelo, and Spanish Fort: dis. Aug. 19, 1865: Webster, 
Mass., and Fairibault. Minn., after 1855; Republican: mem. Minn. Legislature, 
1860: postmaster, 1873-85, and 1891-5; member Post 123, G. A. R.; Q. M., G. A. 
R., Dept. of Mich.; Cong. She d. Fairibault, Dec. 24, 1863. 

Ch. b. Fairibault: 

10570. Frank Nichols, May 25, 1860. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1019 

[B178] EMILY MARIA UPTON,« (Sister of Susan E.,) 

b. Dec. 31, 1S37, prob. Fitchburg, Mass.; m. there, Dec. 20, 1859, John M. 
Farnsworth: shed. Apr. 3, 1878. 
No issue. 

[6179] LOUISA ADALINE UPTON,' (Sister of Susan E.,) 

b. Fitchburg. Mass.. Feb. 1, 1839; m. Pittsfield, Mass., June 25, 1862, Edward 

Jones, son of Ethan and Mary Ann (Waters) Davis,* b. Holden, Mass., Feb. 10, 

1838; corporal, G, 49 Mass. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Sept. 19, 1862; dis. Sept. 1, 1863; 

mechanic; Fitchburs?. since 1865: Republican; and member American Legion of 

Honor, 972. 

Children: 

10571. Gehtuudk Louisa, b. Jan. 23, 1865. 

10572. WaltekEdwaiid, " Nov. 2, 1866; d. Sept. 4, 1868. 

10573. Gkace Upton. " Aug. 23, 1871. 

10574. Maky Emily, " Nov. 15, 1873. 

10575. Bessie Cakoline, •' July 12, 1877. 

[6180] HARRISON UPT0N,9 ( Bro. of Susan E.,) 

•b. Fitchburg, Mass., Dec. 2, 1840; m. 1st, Marlborough, N. H., Dec. 14, 1870, 
Sarah, dau. of Ebenezer and Lucy (Smith) Greenwood, b. Dublin, N. H., Apr. 
28. 1852: who d. Fitchburg, Jan. 29, 1885; m. 2d, Winchendon, Mass., Mar. 16, 
1887. Louisa A., dau. of Charles and Adeline (Goodfellow) Burgess,t b. Fitch- 
burg, Dec. 13, 1849: carpenter: Fitchburg. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

10576. Lizzie Marcella, b. Dec. 18, 1874; d. May 24, 1892. 

By 2d wife: 

10577. Ethelyn Louise, b. May 14, 1890. 

[6181] MARY THURSTON UPTON, 9 (Sister of Susan E.,) 

b Apr. 11, 1843, probably Fitchburg, Mass.; m. there, Oct. 19, 1868, George 
M. Barker; she d. June 16, 1870. 
No issue. 

[6184] ABBIE CAROLINE UPT0N,9 (Sister of Susan E., ) 

b. Fitchburg, Mass., Nov. 2, 1849; ra. Worcester, Mass., Aug. 6, 1867, Simeon, 
son of Elisha and Elraa (Joslin) Fuller,J b. Sutton, Mass., Oct. 19, 1828; music 
dealer and teacher: Fitchburg: member of Jerusalem Commandery, K. T., 
Fitchburg: she Cong. He d. Fitchburg June 18, 1887. 

Ch. b. Fitchburg: 

10578. Alice Cora, Nov. 20, 1870. 

[6186] IVERS CARTER PHILLIPS,' (Ivers,^ Samuel,' Elizabeth Ham- 
lin,'' Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Fitchburg, Mass., July 9, 
1831: m. Brattleboro, Vt., Dec. 15,1853, Harriet Frances, dau. of Josiah and 
Nancy (Platts) Walker, b. Bedford, N. H., July 11, 1828; engaged in railroading; 
Northtield, Vt., until April, 1854; Fitchburg, until Oct., 1854; Troy, N. Y., until 

* For Davis see notes 4, 17, 42 arid 169. 
+ For Burgess see note 3ss». 
t For Fuller see note 112. 



1020 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

1858; Cbarlestown, Mass., until I860: afterwards, North Cambridge, Mass.: 
Democrat; member Mt. Olivet Lodge, A. F. & A. M., Cambridge, Ohio. He d. 
N. Cambridge, Mar. 5, 1879. 

Ch. b. Troy: 

10579.* Edwin Walkek, Sept. 21, 1856. 



[6187] HARRIET REBECCA PHILLTPS,9 (Sister of I vers C.,) 
b. Fitchburg, Mass., July 6, 18.3.3; m. West Fitchburg, Mass., on Thanks- 
giving day, 1855, Edwin Daniel, son of Daniel and Hannah (Sheldon) Works, b. 
Fitchburg, July 7, 1826: farmer; Republican; general assessor, 1875; alderman. 
1874-5, 1888-9, 1890-3-4; Unitarians. She d. Fitchburg, Feb. 27, 1878. 

Children: 

10580.* Cakolyn Isabel, b. Feb. 12, 1857, Ashburnham. 

10581.* Frank Hamilton, " Feb. 28, 1861, West Fitchburg. 

10582.* Makion Louise, "May 28, 1865, " " 



[6188] SARAH T. PHILLIPS,' (Sister of Ivers C.,V 

b. Fitchburg, Mass., Apr. 22, 1836; m. there, Apr. 22, 1857. Gardner P., son 

of John B. and Mary (Alexander) Wood. b. Chesterfield. N. H.. Aug. 8, 1833: 

mechanic and miner: Fitchburg, 1857-61: Leomister, Mass., until 1866; since. 

Boulder, Col.; Independent; member Columbia Lodge, A.F. &A.M.: she was a 

school teacher; Unitarian; she d. Boulder, Nov. 29, 187,3. 

No issue. 



[6189] ABBIE LOUISA PHILLIPS,9 (Sister of Ivers C.,) 

b. Worcester, Mass., Nov. 20, 1839; m. there. May 24, 1871, Albert Brainard, 
sonof David Brainard and Lucinda (Atwood*) Lawrence, b. Brimfield, Mass., 
Nov. 23, 1848; he resided Brimfield, Brookfield, Warren and Worcester, at Fitch- 
burg, after 1872; Republican; Cong.: K. of P.; Aurora Lodge, A. F. & A. M.: 
Thomas Chapter, R. A.M.: Jerusalem Commandery, K.T.: Aleppo Temple, Mys- 
tic Shrine; she Unitarian. She d. Fitchburg, Aug. 20, 1900. 
Ch. b. Fitchburg: 

10583. Ivers Phillips, Mar. 25, 1873. 

10584. Harry Albert, July 25, 1874. 

10585. Marion Rebecca, Mar. 31, 1877; d. Apr. 4, 1877. 

10586. Ralph Carter, Apr. 10, 1878. 



[6190] SARAH AMANDA RUSSELL,MSally Phillips,* Sam uel,' Eliza- 
beth Hamlin,« Eleazer,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Fitchburg, Mass., 
Dec. 4, 1830; m. Mar. 31, 1852, George T., son of Samuel Moulton, and Louisa 
(Whiting) Carter,t b. Leominister, Mass., May 5, 1830; Westminister, Mass., 
1861: Haverhill, after 1864; Republican; she Unlversalist. He d. Haverhill, Oct. 
18, 1886; she d. Denver, Col., Nov. 8, 1895. 

• For Atwood see note 287. 
+ For Carter see note 306. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1021 

Children: [unm. 

10587. Waldo Russell, b. Dec. 4, 1852, Leominster; d. Mar. 3, "76 

10588. Herbert Fremont, " May, 1855, " "1857. 
10589.* Charles Moulton, " Dec. 31, 1859, Westminster. 

10590. Cora Louise, " Sept. 6, 1861, " unm. 

10591. George Phillips, "Aug., 1863, Haverhill; d. Aug. 1863. 
10592.* Albert Whiting, " Sept. 13, 1865, " 

[6191] CAROLINE LOWE RUSSELL,9 (Sister of Sarah A.,) 

b. Fitchburg, Mass., Nov. 10, 1833; m. there, Mar. 11, 1858, Charles Keyes, 
son of Asa and Betsey (Keyes) Sawyer, b. Fitchburg, July 14, 1835; member 
F, 42d Mass. Inf. Vols.; enlisted July 20, 1864; dis. Nov. 11, 1864; teacher; West 
Fitchburg: Republican; member school committee and assessor; Baptists, in 
which church he w.as deacon. 

Ch. b. Fitchburg: 

10593.* Sarah Lydia, Dec. 27, 1858. 

10594.* James Russell, May 15, 1862. 

10595.* Carrie Abbie, Dec. 4, 1869. 

[6192] CHARLES FRANCIS RUSSELL,9 (Bro. of Sarah A.,) 

b. Fitchburg, Mass., July 15, 1836; m. Dec. 4, 1867, Jennie McDonough; 
member 53 Mass. Inf. Vols., 9 mos. He d. Leominister, Mass., Sept. 15, 1894. 

Children: 

b. Feb., 1869; drowned aged 8 yrs. 
" Oct. 31, 1872. 
" Sept. 22, 1875. 
" Mar. 8, 1879. 

[6193] EMERY EZEKIEL RICE,** (LauraO. Fairbanks,^ Lydia Phillips,' 
Elizabeth Hamlin, « Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,^!) b. Troy, N. Y., 
Aug. 19, 1828; m. Winchendon, Mass., July 3, 1850, Harriet C, dau. of Jeremiah 
and Betsey (Crowell*) Williams, b. Uncasville, Ct., July 4, 1828; clerk; Ashburn- 
am, Mass., 1850-1: New Ipswich, N. H., 1852-61: in the army 1861-4: since, Woon- 
socket, R. I.; Republican; private, B, 4 Vermont Inf. Vols.; enlisted Sept. 20, 
1861; in battles of Yorktown, Williamsburg, Cold Harbor, South Mountain, An- 
tietam, Gettysburg, Wilderness, and others; dis. Sept. 30, 1864: member Smith 
Post 9, G. A. R.; she Cong.; member W. R. C. 14; Minesvia Lodge 4, Daughters 
[of Rebekah. 

[6196] MARION ARDELIA RICE,9 (Sister of Emery E.,) 

b. Ashburnham, Mass., Apr. 13, 1839; m. Chelsea, Vt., Aug. 7, 1859, Henry 

I Wood, son of William and Persis (Wood) Carter,t b. Concord, N. H., Mar. 11, 

1822: commercial traveler; Lebanon, N. H.: Republican. She d. Lebanon. Mar. 

|7, 1892. 

i Ch. b. Lebanon: 

10600.* Augustus Henry, Feb. 11, 1862. 

10601.* Frederick GoRDOY, Aug. 9,1865. 

* For Crowell see notes 52, 270 and 390. 
+ For Carter see notes 306. 



10596. 


Frank. 


10597. 


Charles J., 


10598. 


Fred, 


10599. 


Walter J., 



1022 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[6197] LAURA ANN RICE," (Sister of Emery E.,) 

b. Ashburnhara. Mass., Mar. 7, 1842; m. 1st, Chelsea, Vt., Oct. 26, 186:5 
Aaron Davis,* b. Chelsea, Mar. 12, 182.5, his second wife: merchant; Chelsea: 
Democrat: deacon Cong^ church. He d. Chelsea, Nov. 4. 1881; m. 2d, Chelsea 
Aug. 17, 1884, George Lewis, son of John Adam and Margaret Sophia (Fay 
Stow, b. Grafton, Mass.. Oct. 10, 1851: lawyer: he res. Upton, Mass., until ]86fi 
Burlington, Vt., until 1875: Barre, Vt., until 1880: since, Chelsea: Republican 
States Attorney, 1892-4: she Cong. 

Ch. by 1st marriage, b. Chelsea: 

10602.* Edward Aaron, June 18, 1865. 

[6200] ALBERT PHILLIPS FAIRBANKS,^ (Europe H.,« Lydia Phil 
lips,7 Elizabeth Hamlin, « Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazar,^ James.si) b. Fitch 

burg, Mass., Sept. 11, 1849: m. Dec. 5, 1869, Collie A. Knapp, of Ashburnam 

Mass.; druggist: Roxbury, Mass. 

Child: 
10603. Alice Isabella, b. Oct. 16, 1870: d. June 8, 1879. 

[6201] CHARLES LEWIS FAIRBANKS,^ (Seth P.,« Lydia Phillips. 

Elizabeth Hamlin,6 Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Ashburn 
ham, Mass., Dec. 12, 1939; m Fitchburg, Mass., Aug. 30, 1866, S. Augusta, dau 
of Charles P. and Anna F. (Carterf) Deane, b. Fitchburg, Feb., 1839; coal deale 
and farmer: Fitchburg; Republican; member Mt. Roustone Lodge 9S, I. O.O. F. 
Congs. 

Ch. b. Worcester, Mass.: 

10604.* Robert F., Feb. 16, 1875. 

[6205] FRANK EVERETT FAIRBANKS,^ (Bro. of Chas. L.,) 

b. Ashburnham, Mass., Dec. 9, 1857; m. Shelburne Falls, Mass., May 1, 1880 

Zilpha Irene, dau. of Thomas Elmer and Zilpha Tyler (Merritt) Warren, b 

Whittingham, Vt., Jan. 4, 1861; accountant; Ashburniiam, until 1873: since. 

Fitchburg, Mass., except 188.3-4, in Somerville, xMass.; Republican; membei 

Apollo Lodge 205, I. O. O. F.; Congs. 

Children: 

10605. Margaret Elizabeth, b. May 28, 1881, Fitchburg, 

10606. Charles Francis, " June 9, 1884, Somerville. 

10607. Seth Phillips, '' Feb. 24, 1889, Fitchburg. 

10608. John HoPESTiLL, . " Jan. 14, 1898, '• d. June 18, 18W 



ADELAIDE ELLSWORTH FAIRBANKS,!* (Sister of Chas. L, 
b. Ashburnham, Mass., Aug. 1, 1861; m. there, Jan. 1, 1887, Edward Payson 
son of Franklinand Eunice (Whitney:!:) Lombard, g b. WestminLster, Mass., Feb 
27, 1852; mechanic: Westminister, 1852-82: since, Ashburnham. 

Ch. b. Ashburnham: , 

10609. Robert Hamilton, Dec. 3, 1887. , 



* For Davis see notes 4, 17, 42 and 169. 

+ For Carter see note ;i06. 

» For Whitney see notes 305, 373 and 435. 

g For Lombard see note 43. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1023 

[6210] MARGARET LYDIA SMITH, « (Caroline A. Fairbanks,* Lydia 
Phillips,' Elizabeth Hamlin," Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James.^i) b. 
ntchburg, Mass., Apr. 4, 1850; m. Fitchburg, Dec. 24, 1874, Edgar Knapp, son 
if James Paine and Susan (Knapp) Ray, b. Franklin, Mass., July 17, 1844; man- 
ifacturer; Franklin; Republican: president Citizens Nat'l Bank, Woonsocket, 
{.I.; president Franklin Nat'l Bank; president Woonsocket Street Railway; 
reasurer Milt'ord, Franklin& Attleboro Street Railway; president Woonsocket 
electric & Water P )wer Co.: selectman; Franklin; Kniglit Templar: member 

Iquantum and P ham Clubs; Universalist; she member Fairbanks Chapter, 

). A. R.; Unitarian; member Boston Woman's Business League. 
Ch. b. Franklin: 

10610.* Elkann Knapp, Aug. 22, 1877. 

10611. Joseph GuRDON, Mar. 26, 1879. 

[6212] GERTRUDE ELIZABETH SMITH,* (Sister of Margaret L.,) 
b. Fitchburg, Mass., Nov. 14, 1860; m. Franklin, Mass.. Apr. 25, 1883, Addi- 
unM.,son of William Makepeace and Rebecca (Richards) Thayer,* b. Franklin, 
une 17, 1859; broker; Franklin; Republican; Freemason; she member Fairbanks 
[Ihapter, D. A. R. 

Ch. b. Franklin: 

10612. Rachael Margaret, 1883: d, Jan. 14, 1900. 

10613. Robert Eugene, Apr. 18, 1887. 

10614. Gertrude, Sept. 23, 1892. 

[6214] MARTHA DENNIS HAMLIN,9 (John C.,* Africa,'* Eleazer.s 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,^!) b. Haverhill, Mass., July 26, 1852; m. there, 

fov. 28. 1877, Finaldo Albido Glines; butcher; Haverhill; she d. Haverhill, 

une 3, 1894. 

Ch. b. Haverhill: 

10615. Alice L., Nov. 9, 1884; unm. 1902. 
I 10616. Martha. 



[6215] .JOHN WARREN HAMLIN,9 (Bro. of Martha D.,) 

b. Haverhill, Mass., Jan. 2, 1854; m. by Rev. Benjamin Copping, Groveland, 
lass., July 20, 1891, Kata A., dau of Frank and Lizzie Brooks, b. Salem, Mass., 

S73; hostler; Haverhill. 

Ch. b. Haverhill: 

10617. Marion Elizabeth, Feb. 24, 1892. 

10618. Mildred Emma, Apr. 17, 1893. 

[6216] HARRIET CHASE HAMLIN,* (Sister of Martha D.,) 

b. Haverhill, Mass., May 10, 1856: m. there, Sept. 12, 1878, Pierre Aaron, son 

' Joshua Swett and Hannah (Smith) Webb, b. Epping, N. H.. Apr. 7, 1849; 

tter carrier; Epping, until 1874: since, Haverhill, Mass.; Freemason; Congs. 

Ch. b. Haverhill: 

10619. Frank Herbert, May 22, 1882; unm. 1902. 



For Thayer see note 396. 



1024 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. j 

[6217] ARMENTA E. HAMLIN,» (Sister of Martha D.,) 

b. Mill Vale, Haverhill, Mass., Dec. 3, 1859: m. Haverhill, June 4, 1884: 

Charles H., son of Charles James and Martha (Small) Coffin, b. Newburyport. 

Mass., Jan. 5, 1853; shoe maker: Mill Vale, Haverhill; Democrat. 
Ch. b. Haverhill: 

10620. Annie L., May 13, 1885. 

10621. Mary E., May 30, 1888. 

10622. William L., Dec. 17, 1892. 

[6218] MARY EMMA HAML1N,9 (Sister of Martha D.,) 

b. Haverhill, Mass., Feb. 4, 1865; m. by Rev. Geo. L. Gleason, Haverhill. 

Dec. 24, 1890, William L., son of Francis V. and Mehitable W. Dow, b. Ham 

stead, N. H., 1863: shoe stitchers; Haverhill. 

[6219] ALICE M. HAMLIN,9 (Sister of Martha D.,) 

b. Haverhill, Mass., Mar. 30, 1867: m. by Rev. Geo. L. Gleason, Haverhill, 
Nov. 9, 1890, Arthur M., son of William A., and Abbie H. (Dow) Emerson,* b. 
Hampstead, N. H., Mar. 10, 1869, his second wife: shoe mfgr.: Hampstead: Inde- 
pendent; member of St. Mark's Lodge, 44, A. F. & A.M.: Bell Chapter, R. A. M 
Ch. b. Hampstead: 

10623. Clifford D., Aug. 27, 1892. 

[6223] CHARLES AARON JAQUES,^ (Sarah A. Hamlin,* Africa,' « Ele 

azer,'* Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Haverhill, Mass., Oct. 19, 1848: m 

there, July 6, 1886, Harriet Ann, dau. of John Page and Annie (Cummings 

Randall, b. Haverhill, July 24, 1844; liveryman; Haverhill; Republican; member 

Saggaher's Lodge, A.F. & A. M. and Palestine Lodge, K. P.: she Cong. 

[6225] JOSEPH HOWARD JAQUES,9 (Bro. of Charles A.,) 

b. Haverhill, Mass., Dec. 29, 1853; m. 1st, Oct. 15, 1884, Ann Durant, dau. o 
John Hazen' and Mary Burbank (Carrier) Ayer, of Haverhill, who d. Dec. 11 
1889; m. 2d, Nov. 4, 1891, Martha Doe, dau. of Joseph H. and Anna E. (Moore 
Miller, of Parsonsfield, Me., who d. Haverhill, Feb. 19, 1893; m. 3d, Haverhill 
June 9, 1897, Aurilla Almeda, dau. of Joshua Neal and Hannah (Folsom) Piper 
b. Gilford, N. H., Jan. 20, 1851; shoe stitcher; Haverhill; Republican; K. P. 
member 15, Jr., O. U. A. M.; Congs. 

[6230] ANN L. BAILEY," (Caroline Kilgore,* Susannah Hamlin,' Afri 
ca,** Eleazer,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Harrison, Me., Mar. 5, 1840 
m.Jan. 28, 1865, William K. Webb, b. Westbrook, Me., July 4, 1823. 
Ch. b. Bridgton, Me.: 

10624. Henry W., Oct. 15, 1868. 

10625. Charles H., Mar. 31, 1873. 

[6232] CHARLES WILLIAM McWAIN,^ (Harriet Kilgore,* Susannal 
Hamlin,' Africa,^ Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. So. Water 
ford. Me., Dec. 1, 1839; tobacconist; Waltham, Mass., since 1870. 



For Emerson see note 302 and 407. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1025 

[«233] DAVID BAILEY McWAlN,9 (Bro. Of Charles W.,) 

b. South Waterford, Me., Nov. 16, 1841; 1st Sergt. G, 14 Maine Inf. Vols.; 
killed at battle of Baton Rouge, La., Aug. 6, 1862. 

[6235] GEORGE WASHINGTON MACK (WAIN,*) (Bro. of Chas.W.,) 
b. South Waterford, Me., May 8, 1845; m. Fitchburg, Mass., Oct. 2, 1878, 
Jennie Augusta, dau. of Frank S. Dadman, b. Fitchburg, Oct. 16, 1859. He 
went to live with his uncle, John Kilgore, when six years of age, and has Since 
been called Mack, dropping the latter part of the name; blacksmith; Fitch- 
burg; Republican; private, A, 36 Mass. Inf. Vols., enlisted July 21, 1862; in 
battles of Jackson, Miss., Wilderness, Spottsylvania, North Anna, and Cold 
Harbor, Va.; transferred to Co. A, 12 V. R. C; dis. June8, 1865; mem. Knights 

of Honor. 

Ch. b. Fitchburg: 

10626. George Thomas, Dec. 28, 1879. 

10627. Nellie Frances, July 13, 1881. 

10628. Jenkie Elmyra, Mar. 15, 1883. 

10629. Charles Dadman, Apr. 25, 1885. 

10630. William Gibson, Apr. 25, 1885. 

10631. William David, Oct. 23, 1886. 

10632. John Myron, d. infancy. 

[6236] DANIEL HUBBARD McWAIN,' (Bro. of Charles W.,) 

b. So. Waterford, Me., Aug. 8, 1847: m. Waltham, Mass., June 30, 1873, Clara 

E., dau. of John and Sarah H. (Haynes) Cross, b. Lincolnville Centre, Me., Nov. 

15, 1852; merchant; Newton Centre, Mass.; Democrat; member of Home Lodge 

162, I.O. O.F.; she Unitarian. 
Children: 

10633. David Ernest, b. Aug. 3, 1877, Dedham; unm. 1902. 

10634. Mary Edith, " Sept. 17, 1883, NewtonCentre; unm. 1902. 

[6237] WILLIAM DANA McWAIN,9 (Bro. of Charles W.,) 

b. So. Waterford, Me., Jan. 21, 1850; m. 1st, Waltham, Mass., Oct. 14, 1880, 
Anna Calista, dau. of Samuel and Calista (Lane) Merrill, b. Waltham, Mass., 
Feb. 28, 1858; who d. there, Feb. 28, 1888; m. 2d, Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 22, 1891, 
Mary Frances, dau. Joseph and Mary Bryant (French) Sanderson, b. Cambridge, 
June 27, 1849; grocer; Harrison, Me., 1852-67; Norway, Me., 1867-9; Waltham, 
1869-91; since, Cambridge; member Monitor Lodge, A. F.&A.M.; R.A.M.; 
Gethsemane Commandery, K. T., and A. O. U. W.; she member of Gordon Lodge 
26 United Order Ind. Odd Ladies and W. C. T. U.; Universalists. 
Ch. by 1st wife, b. Waltham: 

10635.* Elsie Dana, Mar. 25, 1882. 

10636. Ruby Calista, Mar. 1, 1884. 

10637. MoRRELL, Feb. 17, 1888; d. Aug. 15, 1888. 

[6252] GEORGE BLACK MEADE,** (Benjamin F.,« Dorcas Hamlin,^ 
Europe,' Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ Jaraes,2i) b. Springfield, Ohio, Feb. 
7, 1846; m. Harriet Russell, of Minneapolis, Minn.; res. N. Y. City. 

No issue. 



1026 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[6253] HAMLIN CALDWELL MEADE,^ (Bro. of George B.,) ^ 

b. Petersburg, Ohio, July 25, 1848: m. Delaware, Ohio, Jan. 29, 1885, Mary , 
A., dau. of John H. and Margaret (Reynolds) Mendenhall, b. Delaware, Ohio, 
1854; Gen. Insurance agent; Petersburg, until 1856; Greenfield, until 1874; St. 
Louis, Mo., until 1878: Chicago, 111., 1879-81; Minneapolis, until 1886; Detroit, 
until 1896; since, Cincinnati; Republican; private, H, 168 Ohio Inf. Vols.; en- 
listed May 2, 1864, served on the Morgan Raid: dis. Sept. 8, 1864; member Jones 
Post G. A. R., Cincinnati: Greenfield Lodge 318, A. F. & A.M.; Damascus Com- 
mandery, K. T,, Detroit; Methodists. 
Ch. b. Detroit: 
106.38. Margaret M., July 18, 1888. 

10639. John M., Apr. 10, 1892. 

[6254] Capt. WILLIAM HENRY MEADE, a (Bro. of Geo. B.,) 
b. Petersburg, Ohio, Apr. 19, 1850: m. Cincinnati, Ohio, Apr. 20, 1892, 
Josephine, dau. of Samuel Wiley and Harriet (Diner) Elliott, b. Bainbridge, 
Ohio, Apr. 25, 1855: Insurance agent; Detroit, Mich.: Republican: captain of 
militia; member Hesperia Lodge 411, A. F. & A. M., Chicago; Washington 
Chapter 43, R. A. M.; DeMolay Commandery 42. K. T., Louisville, Ky.: Mich. 
Sovereign Consistory, Detroit; Moolah Temple, Mystic Shrine: Lodge 9. Elks, 
St. Louis; Fellowcraft Club, and Y. M.C. A., Detroit; she member First Church 
of Christ, Scientist, and Home Study Club. 

[6255] NOBLE KING MEADE,9 (Bro. of George B..) 

b. Petersburg, Ohio, Apr. 3, 1852: m. Greenfield, Ohio, Nov. 3. 1874, AllieS., 
dau. of John and Amy (Peterson) Bush, b. Greenfield, July 13, 1854; broker: 
Petersburg, until 1859; Greenfield, until 1880: Cincinnati, until 1887: Decatur, 
Ala., until 1890; since, Cincinnati; Republican: Freemason: Methodists. 
Ch. b. Greenfield: 

10640. Frank B., Aug. 27, 1875: unm. 1899. 

10641. Grace, Sept. 26, 1877: d. Dec. 15, 1877. 

10642. Harry K., Oct. 15, 1878: unm. 1899. 

10643. Bessie A., Aug. 6, 1882, " " 

[6257] JENNIE Mcdonald MEADE,9 (Sister of George B.,) 
b. Greenfield, Ohio, Jan. 30, 1859; unmarried: artist: Detroit, Mich. 

[6258] HELEN CHARLOTTE COOK,^ (Charlotte B. Mead,^ Dorcas 
Hamlin,' Europe,6 Eleazer,"^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Montpelier, 

Vt., June 5, 1834; m. 1st, Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 3, 1854, David D. Winchester; 

m. 2d, Apr. 25, 1892, Rev. Samuel Unsworth; Epis. Clergyman; Ogden, Utah. 

Ch. by first marriage: 

10644. Lizzie Demming, b. June 12, 1858; d. Sept. 2, 1858. 

[6259] Rev. .IOSEPH WITHERSPOON COOK.s (Bro. of Helen C.,) 
b. Bethel, Vt., Mar. 12, 1836; m. Grace Church, Brooklyn. N. Y., July 9, 
1878, Ellen Everett, dau. of William H. and Ellen E. (Everett) Hicks, b. New 
York City, July 5, 1849. He attended Greenway Boarding School, Springfield, 
Ohio, 1853; Grammar School: Kenyon College, Gambia, Ohio, 1855, from which 
he graduated, class of 1860; attended General Theological School, New York 



NINTH GENERATION. 1027 

City; graduated from Divinity School, Philadelphia, Pa., 1864; ordained deacon, 
St James' Church, Philadelphia, Feb. 17, I8ti4; Priest, St. Peter's Church, Phil- 
adelphia, Mar. 10, 1865, by Bishop Stevens of Penn.; served at St. Paul's, West 
Whiteland. Pa., until Dec. 30, 1867; missionary, Cheyenne, Wyo., until Apr. 25, 
1870, where he organized a parish and built a church and parsonage; missionary 
to the Sioux Indians. Yankton Agency, Dakota, May 9, 1870; residence Green- 
wood, Charles Mix Co., South Dakota. 

Ch. b. Yankton Agency: 

10645. Charles Evekett, Dec. 14, 1880. 

10646. Sophia Dorothea, Feb. 13, 1882; d. Apr. 29, 1883. 
1064-7. Amy Josephine, Nov. 18, 1883. 

[6260] FREDERICK WILLIAM COOK,9 (Bro. of Helen C.,) 

b. Bethel, Vt., Nov. 21, 1838; unmarried; farmer; Winterset, Iowa; private, 
K, .34 Iowa Inf. Vols., enlisted Oct., 1863; d. in hospital, Galveston, Texas, Aug. 

18, 1865. 

[6261J J ULIA CLEMENTINE COOK.s (Sister of Helen C.,) 

b. Circleville, Ohio, Apr. 1, 1842; m. Omaiia, Neb.. Dec. 9, 1870, Dr. Frede- 
rick A. Hall; dentist; Ogden, Utah. 

Children: 

10648. Charlotte Eliza, b. Jan. 16, 1872; d. same day. 

10649. Clara Dean, " Aug. 5, 1875, 

10650. Joseph Winchester, " Aug. 28, 1878. 

10651. Frederick Ralph, " Jan. 27, 1882. 

[62621 JOHN HAMLIN COOK,9 (Bro. of Helen C.,) 

b. Circleville, Ohio. June 12, 1844: m. Mar. 8, 1866, Samantha Ann, dau. of 

Amos S. and Elizabeth (Swartswelter) Gray, of Madison Co., Iowa, b. Niles, 

Ohio: private. A, 39 Iowa Inf. Vol., enlisted June, 1862, served under Gen. 

Logan in the Atlanta Campaign: dis. June 1865; Horseman: Casey, Iowa. He d. 

Casey 189-. 

Children: 

10652. Helen Clementine, b. May 10, 1867. 

10653. Carrie Charlotte, " Feb. 10, 1869. 

10654. Florence Josephine, " Aug. 31, 1870. 

10655. Blanche Eleanor, " Aug. 21, 1872. 

10656. John Carter, " Sept. 17, 1874. 

[6264] LILLIE MAY WELCH,9 (Charlotte B. Mead,* Dorcas Hamlin,' 
Europe,^ Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Winterset, Iowa, May 
15, 1860; m. Oct. 2, 1883, D. H. Garrett, of Minneapolis, Minn. 
Child: 

10657. Harry Dknman. 

[6267] MARY HELEN MEADE,' (Europe A., » Dorcas Hamlin," Europe,* 
Eleazer,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Bastrop, Texas, Jan. 4, 1853; m. 
Burleson Co., Texas, Apr, 5, 1869, Benjamin F. Porter, b. Wilson Co., Tenn., 
July 22, 1848: horticulturist; Los Angeles and Fullerton, Cal.; Democrat; mem- 
ber of Fullerton Lodge, A. O. U. W.; she Methodist. 



1028 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Children: 










10658. 


James Benjamin, 


b. 


.Jan. 29, 1871, 


Los Angeles. 




10659. 


Arthur Lee, . 


u 


Mar. 31, 1873, 


(( 




10660. 


Charles George, 


(1 


Mar. 7, 1875, 


u 


unm. 1902, 


10661. 


Carrie E., 


a 


Mar. 27, 1877, 


u 


a u 


10662. 


Ada Mabel, 


(( 


Nov. 26, 1879, 


(i 


a a 


10663. 


Maud Alice, 


( 1 


AUR. 20, 1881, 


it 


(1 (1 


10664. 


Minnie Ethel, 


u 


May 16, 1883, 


it 


(1 (1 


10665. 


Thomas Frank, 


u 


Mar. 3, 1885, 


1( 




10666. 


Victor Alexander, 


u 


Aug. 11, 1887, 


(1 




10667. 


RUFUS, 


u 


June 20, 1889, 


u 




10668. 


Helen, 


(1 


Nov. 16, 1890, 


(( 


• 


10669. 


Lloyd Mead, 


tt 


Mar. 8, 1892, 


Orange Co. 




10670. 


Mary Laura, 


u 


Sept. 29, 1893, 


a 




10671. 


Horace Melvin, 


a 


Jan. 29, 1895, 


n 




10672. 


Mildred Madeline, 


(( 


Jan. 19, 1897, 


it 





[6268J ALEXANDER JACOB MEADE.« (Bro. of Mary H.,) 

b. Bastrop, Texas, Jan. 16, 1855; m. Artesia, Cal., Mar. 27, 1878, Mary Nan- 
nie, dau. of John Patterson and Eliza Jane (Wright) Collins, b. Grimes Co., 
Texas, July 30, 1861: contractor and builder, farmer, and real estate broker: 
Bastrop, Lexington and Burleson Co., Texas: Anaheim, Cal., 1870-1: Healdsburg, 
Cal., 1871-4; Anaheim, 1874-86; Los Angeles, Cal., 1886-94; Democrat: member 
Court Temple 510, I. O. F.; she member Court Temple Companions 18, I. O. F. 
and Hivel, L. O. T. M.; members M. E. Church South. He d. Los Angeles, 
June 7, 1894. 



Ch. b. Anaheim: 
10673.* Stella Gertrude, 

10674. Ida Beatrice, 

10675. Charles Leland, 



June 4, 1879. 
June 7, 1882, 
June 27, 1884, 



unm. 1902. 



[6272] MARY DORCAS MEADE,^ (Charles G.,« Dorcas Hamlin,' 

Europe,* Eleazer,^ Benjamin.* Eleazer.s James.'^M b. Tarlton, Ohio. July 9, 
1852: m. Greenfleld, Ohio, Dec. .31, 1874; David William, son of Elijah and Jane 
(Jury) Ellis, b. New Martinsburg, Ohio, May 17, 1845. He was educated in com- 
mon school and Earlham College, Richmond, Ind.; teacher; New Martinsburg 
and East Monroe, 1881-92; Washington, C. H., Ohio, since 1896: Republican; 
Friend; member Alba Lodge 338, I. O. O. F.; she Methodist. 
Children: 

10676. Macy Mead, b. Nov. 15, 1875, Greenfield. 

10677. Eva May, " Sept. 25, 1880, 

10678. Jane Elizabeth, " Feb. 7, 1886, East Monroe. 



[62731 ALMENA CLEMENTINE MEADE,9 (Sister of Mary D.,) 
b. Tarlton, Ohio, Apr. 17, 1854; m. Greenfield, Ohio, Dec. 23, 1874, Robert 
Newton, son of Thomas Ghormley and Esther (Kerr) McElroy; b. Greenfield, 
Oct. 2, 1850; restaurant keeper: Greenfield, until Dec, 1888: since, Ottumwa, 
Iowa; Republican; member Ottumwa Lodge 18, K. of P., and Ottumwa Lodge 
.347, B. P. O. E.; Presbs. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1029 

Ch. b. Greenfield: 

10679. Thomas Gkorge, Jan. 16, 1876, unm. 1900. 

10680. Bertha Elizabeth, Apr. 12, 1878, " " 

[6274J MAGGIE LORETO MEADE,9 (Sister of Mary D.,) 

b. Greenfield, Ohio, July 14, 1861; m. Sidney Bumpas, son of Thomas and 

Susan (Wall) White, b. Trinity, N. C, Mar. 24, 1854: uierchant; Trinity, until 

1876: si ace. West Point, Miss.; Democrat; Methodists. 
Ch. b. West Point: 

10681. Woodward Mead, Oct. 19, 1889; d. Sept. 17, 1890. 

10682. Elizabeth Kendall, Mar. 4, 1892. 

10683. Charles Thomas, Feb. 22, 1894. 

10684. Sidney B., Apr. 5, 1896. 

[6281] ROBERT QUIGLEY KING,^ (Almena Caldwell,^ Hannah Ham- 
lin,' Europe, « Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Tarlton, Ohio, 
Aug. 13, 1832; ra. New Albany, Ind., Jan. 15, 1857, Harriet Adaline, dau. of 
Thomas and Adalina (Leffler) Danforth,* b. New Albany, May 15, 1836; retired 
merchant: Springfield, Ohio. 

Ch. b. Springfield: 
10685.* David Ward, Oct. 27, 1857. 

10686. Thomas Danforth, July 20, 1859; d. Dec. 23, 1888. 

10687.* Robert Leffler, Aug. 24, 1863. 

10688.* Almena Adaline, Sept. 17, 1869. 

I 10689. Margaret Caldwell, Feb. 13, 1873: d. Dec. 30, 1886. 

* Note 473. For Danforth see note 420. 

Ensign JONATHAN DANFORTH.s (Jonatban,2 Nicholas,! etc.,) b, Billerica, Mass., Feb. 
18, 1658-9; m. June 27, 16S3, Rebecca, dau. of Jacob Parker, of Chelmsford, Mass, b. May 29, 1661 ; 
she m. 2d, Joseph Foster, his third wife; she d. Mar. 25, 1754. He lived east of Long street, east 
of his father, and d. Jan. 17, 1810-1. Ch. prob. b. Billerica: Rebecca, Thomas, .Jonathan, Eliza- 
beth, Samuel, Nicholas, Jacob, Sarah, John. 

SAMUEL danforth,* b. Billerica, Sept. 16, 1692; ra. Aug. 5, 1714, Dorothy, dau. of John 
and Sarah (Chamberlain) Shed, b. .Tan. 14, 1691-2; yeoman; the inventory of his estate included 
"one right in a township granted to the soldiers that weare in the Narraganset wars." He d. 
about 1749. She survived him. Ch. prob. b. Billerica: Dorothy, Rebecca, Samuel, Joseph, Sam- 
uel, Thomas, Benjamin, Sarah, .John, .Joshua, Lucy. 

' THOMAS DANF0RTH,5 b. Billerica, May 11, 1724; m. Oct. 16, 1744, Sarah Butterfield, of 

.Chelmsford, Mass.; removed to Dunstable, and later to Tyringham, Mass. Ch. prob. b. Dun- 
jstable: Thomas, Asa, John, Sarah. 

THOMAS DANF0RTH,6 b. Dunstable, Mass., Feb. 20, 1745; m. Brookfield, Mass., May 36, 
1771, Lydia Abbott, b. Nov. 5, 1747. She was m. in a calico dress which cost SI. 00 a yard. He res. 
Tyringham, Mass.; corporal in Capt. Noah Lankton's Co., in Col. Mark Hopkins' 1st Berkshire 
Regt.; enlisted July 15, 1776; served on expedition to the Highlands, N. Y., by order of Brig. 
Gen. John Fellows; dis. July 31, 1776; also in Capt. George King'sCo., in Col. Benjamin Simond's 
detatchment, Berkshire Co. militia; enlisted Dec, 16, 1776; served at Ticonderoga; dis. March 
24, 1777; also, corporal same Co. and Regt. ; muster roll dated Ticonderoga, Feb. 25, 1777, enlist- 
ment to expire March 15. 1777; also, corporal in Capt. Ezekiel Hearick's Co., in Col. John Ash- 
ley's Regt., in Brig. Gen. Fellow's Berkshire Co. Brigade; enlisted Sept. 23, 1777; ordered out by 
Maj. Gen. Gates to reinforce the northern army; dis. Oct. 10, 1777; also, private in Capt. Hea- 
rick's Co., in Col. Ashley's Regt.; enlisted Oct. 13, 1781; marched from Berkshire Co. under com- 
mand of Lt.-Col. John Collar, by order of Col. John Ashley, Jr., on an alarm; dis. Oct. 20, 1781. 
He d. April 33, 1794; she d. April 27, 1835. Children: Sally, Lydia, Jerusha, Cyrus, Daniel, Joel, 
Thomas, Betsey, Azubah, Asa. 

CYRUS DANFORTH,' b. Tyringham. Mass., Aug. 37, 1777; m. Feb. 4, 1800, Mary Clark, b. 
Haddam, Ct., Aug. 17, 1778; res. Oneida Co., N. Y. ; Wabash Co., 111. ; and Friendsville, Ohio. Rev. 
|3. C. Baldridge said of him at Friendsville in 1880: "Cyrus Danforth is called that firm, sagacious 



1030 THE HAMLl]!? FAMILY. 

[6282] SAMUEL NOBLE KING,9 (Bro. of Robert Q.,) 

b. Tarlton, Ohio, Oct. 22, 1834; m. Ottawa, 111., June 27,1871, Mary A., dau. 
of Abram V. and Rachael (Freeman*) Reed, b. Franklinville, N. Y., Sept. 20, 
1842; private, D, 26 111. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Aug. 17, 1861: in battles of Point 
Pleasant, Island No. 10, Corinth, Vicksburg, Missionary Ridge. Kenesaw Mt 
and others; pron>oted 2d Lieut., Oo A, san:ie Regt., Jan. 12, 1862; mustered out, 
Oct. 26, 1864; farmer; Tarlton, until 1841; Springfield, Ohio, until 1853; Islandj 
Grove, 111., until 1866; since, BlootniQgtoa, 111.; Republican; Presbs. 
No issue. 

[6283] MARY ELIZABETH KING,'' (Sister of Robert Q.,) 

b. Tarlton, Ohio, Apr. 1, 1837; m. Springfield, Ohio, Oct. 13, 1859; Rev. 
Luther Alexander Gotwald, D. D., son of Daniel and Susannah (Krone) Got- 
wald, b. Adams Co., Pa., Jan. 31, 1833. He resided Aaronsburg, Pa., until 1837; 
Shippensburg, Pa., until 1859; Lebanon, Pa., until 1863: Dayton, Ohio, until 
1865: Springfield, Ohio, 1896; Professor of Practical Theology, Whittenburfj 
Seminary; Gettysburg Seminary 1859; Lutheran; Republican. He graduated 
Gettysburg, Pa., College 1857. He d. Sept. 15, 1900. 
Children: 

1069a.* David King, b. Oct. 21, 1860, Shippenborg. 

10691.* George Daniel, "■ Sept. 18, 1862, "• 

10692. Robert Caldwell, "■ Sept. 25, 1864, Lebanon 

10693. Luther Alexander, "Oct. 26, 186<>, Dayton: d. Jul. 1],'8I 
10694.* Frederick Gebhart, " May 11, 1869, Aaronsburg. [2, 1888 

10695. William Washington, " June 2, 1871, Chambersb'g; d. Ma.\ 

10696. Charles Hamlin, " Aug. 25, 1874, York; d. July 12,187.5 
10697.* Almena, ^' June 29, 1876, " 

10698. Mary Susan, ■ "Aug. 2,1879, '-' 

[6284] Col. DAVID KING,'' (Bto. of Robert Q.,) 

b. Tarlton, Ohio, Sept. 11, 1839; m. New Albany, Ind., Dec. 22, 1864, Mar\ 
Margaret, dau. of Thomas and Adaline (Leffier) Danforth,t b. New Albany 
July 8, 1838; res. Tarlton, until 1841; removed with his parents to Springfield, 
Ohio: 1st Lieut. F, 2 Ohio Vol. Inf., commissioned Apr. 17, 1861; promoted cap 
tain, June 29, 1861: major, 94 Ohio Vol. Inf., commissioned Aug. 11, 1862: Lieut. 
Col., Mar. 12, 1863; in battles 1st Bull Run, Perryville, Stone River and other 
engagements; dis. for disability, Oct. 8, 1863; wholesale paper dealer; Spring 
field, Ohio; Republican; member G. A. R. and Loyal L^ion: Presbs. 

man of God. * * * of heroic mould, of uaflincbing devotinn So his principles, and an arden 
Presbyterian Christian." He was an abolitionist in the days when this exposed one to lynch- 
ing, mobbing and other indignit'es. In 1833 he gave land for a church, and with his wife aiK 
Stephen Bliss and wife, organized a church, and he gave the ground for a cemetery. Both d 
Friendsville; he, .July 10, 1852; she, Mar. 39, 1861. Children: Porter, Harriet, Cyrus, Thomas 
George, George. Mary, Franklin, 

THOMAS D-ANPORTH.n b. Oneida, N. Y.. June 3, ISIM; m. Corydon. Ind., Oec 31, 1834 
Adeline, dau. of Isaac and Margaret (Vance) Leffler, b, Middleto wn, Pa., Mar. 8, 1815; dry good;; 
njerchant; afterwards, cashier New Albany Bank for thirty years; res. New Albany, Ind. 
elder in Presb. church. He d. New Albany, Feb. 3(i, 1878; she was living at Springfield, Ohio 
1898. Children: Harriet Adeline, Mary Margaret, Thomas Leffler, Thomas Cyrus, Charles Ed- 
ward, Ann Eli/.a. 

* For Freeman see notes 74, 391 and 430. 
+ For Danfortb see notes 420 and 473. 



10699* 
10300.* 



NINTH GENERATION. 

Ch. h. Springtield: 
Clarence Noble, Deo. 25, 1865. 
Jejsi:nijs Maby^ Feb. 2, 1876. 



1031 




^,,J^a4/f'^ 




16285] SARAH JANE KING,* (Sisler of Robert Q.,) 

I b. SpritiKfleld, Ohio, Dec. 20, 1841; unmarried; Spring-tield; she has contri- 
mted valuable assistance in compiling this branch of the family. 



ALMENA CALDWELL KING,9 (Sister of Robert Q., ) 
b. Springfield, Ohio, Feb. 1, 1848; unmarried; Presb.; she d. Springfield, 
LUg. 28, 1878. 



1032 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[6287] DAVID KING CALDWELL,9 (Hamlin,^ Hannah Hamlin,j 

Europe/ Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James.^i) b. Bellefonte. Ala., Jan. 
1846: m. Scottsboro, Ala., July 21, 1881, Sue Cornelia, dau. of Alexander anj 
Susan Jane (Hill) Snodgrass, b. Centre, Ala., Nov. 13, 1859; farmer and abstrac 
tor: Scottsboro; member Knights of Honor; Jackson Lodge 84, K. P., Cumber^ 

land Presb. 

Ch. b. near Scottsboro: 

10701. Pansy, July 19, 1882. 

10702. Daisy, Sept. 13, 1884. 

10703. David King, June 22, 1887. 

10704. Irene, Jan. 26, 1889. 

10705. Eva, Nov. 21, 1890. 

10706. Lalena, Jan. 5, 1893. 

10707. Dorothy, Sept. 5, 1896. 

10708. Hamlin Alexander, Nov. 15, 1898, 

10709. Elbert Hays, July 19,1901. 

[6288] SARAH ALMENA CALDWELL,* (Sister of David K.,) 
b. Bellefonte, Ala., Mar. .30, 1847; unmarried; Scottsboro, Ala.; she has fur 
nished valuable records and information for this branch of the family. 

[6289J ALEXANDER CALDWELL,9 ( Bro. of David K.,) 

b-. Bellefonte, Ala., Mar. 22, 1849; m. Tyro, Miss.. Oct. 18, 1871, Emma Ham 
ilton, dau. of Alfred and Margaret (McClatehey) Haltoin, b. Tyro, Feb. 20, 1851 
educated Oxford, Miss.; merchant; Bellefonte. He vpas educated Springfield 
Ohio, and Lookout Mt., Tenn. He d. Bellefonte, Apr. 10, 1872; she m. 2d, 1877 
Jesse Norman and res. Red Bank, Miss. 
No issue. 



[6290] GEORGE BENJAMIN CALDWELL.' (Bro. of David K..) 
b. near Bellefonte, Ala., Apr. 2, 1851; m. Como, La., Apr. 13, 1875, Saral 
Elizabeth, dau. of Jacob Daily and Anna Eliza (Brame) Hair, b. St. Joseph 
La., Jan. 11, 1851: farmer; Scottsboro, Ala.; res. Louisiana, 1871-7; educate( 
Springfield, Ohio, and Lookout Mt., Tenn. 
Children: 

b. Feb. 11, 1876, La.; d. Apr. 15, 1876. 
'^ Feb. 22, 1877, '' 
" Sept. 30, 1878, Ala. 
" June 3, 1881, La. 



10710. 
10711. 
10712. 
10713. 



Annie Lee, 
Mary Almena, 
Pearl Hamlin, 
Ida Georgene, 



[6292] EUROPE HAMLIN CALDWELL,' (Bro. of David K., J 
b. near Bellefonte, Ala., Aug. 29, 1858; m. Stevenson, Ala., Oct. 10, 1883 
Cornelia, dau. of Thomas Napoleon and Amanda (Washington) Allison, b 
Bloomington, Ala., Jan. 3, 1864. He was educated Scottsboro, Ala., and Spring 
field, Ohio; Bellefonte, until 1879; vpent to Scottsboro, and became clerk in mer 
can tile house of which he later became partner; returned to his father's farm 
near Bellefonte, 1885, and there engaged in farming, and merchandising; post 
master, Bellefonte, 1893; removed to Scottsboro, and engaged in lumber trade 



NOTH GENERATION. 



1033 





Children: 










10714* 


Amanda, 


b. 


Jan. 9, 


1886, 


Seottsboro. 


10715. 


Hamlin, 




Feb. 20, 


1887, 


Bellefonte. 


10716. 


Thomas Allison, 




July 17, 


1889, 


(( 


10717. 


Sallie, 




Jan. 20, 


1891, 


i( 


10718. 


Cornelia, 




July 30, 


1895, 


Seottsboro. 


10719. 


Europe, 




July 30, 


1895, 


" d 


10720. 


Europe Alexander, 




Aug. 19, 


1898, 


(( 


10721. 


Mary Irene, 




Nov. 6, 


1900, 


(1 



May 3, 1896. 




Europe H. Caldwell. 



j [6305] CHARLES JOASH HAMLIN,* (George F.,« Joash,' Europe,' 
I Eleazer,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Tarlton, Ohio, Feb. 6, 1847; m. 
• Y. City, Aug. 5, 1882, Clara Belle, dau. of Peter and Elizabeth Ann (Furness) 
urley, b. N. Y. City, Aug. 25, 1862; Sergt. F, 198, Ohio Inf. Vols.; enlisted 
!64; member U. S. Grant Post, 28, G. A. R.; Life Ins. agent; Chicago, 111.; Re- 
Jblican; Methodist. She Epis. 

Two children, d. infancy. 



hli 



1034 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[6308] MARY BELLE HAMLIN,9 (Sister Charles J.,) 

b. Oakland, Ohio, July 16, 1852: m. Laurelville, Ohio, Dec. 27, 1881, Johi 
T., son of William S. and Elizabeth A. (Tribby) Albin, b. Guernsey Co., Ohioj 
Nov. 30, 1848; merchant; Laurelville and Lancaster, Ohio; Democrat; membe 
Laurelville Lodge 674, K. of P.; she Cumberland Presb. 
Ch. b. Laurelville: 

10722. Carl H., July 28, 1883: d. Sept. 15, 1884. 

10723. Geokge p., Jan. 27, 1885. 

10724. Clyde, Dec. 27, 1889. 

10725. Ruth A., Sep. 15, 1893. 

[6309] WINFIELD SCOTT HAML1N,» (Bro. of Charles , J.,) 

b. Oakland, Ohio, Aug. 14, 1854; m. LaCygne, Kansas, Sept., 1879, Josephin 

M., dau. of John H. Wonderley, b. in Indiana, 1860; farmer; Kansas, 1872-8"ij 

Colorado, 1887-8; Arkansas, 1888-93; California, 1893-1901; I^reeland. Wash., 190i; 

Socialist; liberal in religious belief: school officer: member Phoenix Lodge 17^ 

A. F. »& A. M.; they were divorced, and she remarried. 

Ch. b. Kansas: | 

10726. George G., 1880. 

10727. Frank W., 1885. 

[6310] MINNIE ETTA HAMLIN,9 (Sister of Charles J.,) 

b. Oakland, Ohio, Feb. 20, 1862; m. LaCygne, Kansas, May 21, 1889, That 

deus Stephen, son of Dr. Michael Minech and Elizabeth Caldwell (Bloon 

Rex, b. Rochester, Ind., June 17, 1861; mechanic; LaCygne Lodge 59, K. P 

she Methodist. 

Ch. b. LaCygne: 

10728. Ella Hamlin, Mar. 13, 1890: d. Oct. 27, 1895. 

10729. Thaddeus Stephen, Jan. 25, 1892. 

10730. Minnie Pearl, Jan. 24, 1897. 

10731. Jacob Charles, July 27,1899. 

[6311] LEIFY ELIZABETH HAMLIN,9 (Sister of Charles J.,) 
b. Oakland, Ohio, Nov. 13, 1863; m. Ottawa, Kansas, Mar. 22, 1888, Willian 
A., son of William and Eleanor Chick, b. Coshocton, Ohio, Oct. 17, 1846: farme 
and stockman; St. Joseph, Mo., and La Cygne, Kansas; Democrat; member C( 
I, 47 Iowa Inf. Vols.; enlisted May 7, 1864; dis. Sept. 28, 1864: she Presb. 

Ch. b. St. Joseph, Mo.: 

10732. Hazel O., Apr. 12, 1890. 

10733. William A., Feb. 3, 1895; d. July 7, 1896. 

[6318] MARY HAMLIN KEYT,9 (Susannah D. Hamlin,^ Hannibal G. 
Europe,« Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer.s James,2i) b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. 2! 
1850; m. there, Oct. 10, 1870, Asa Brainerd Isham, M. D., son of Chapman an 
Mary Ann (Faulkner) Isham.* b. Jackson, C. H., Ohio, July 12, 1844: physicia 
and surgeon; Cincinnati, since June, 1866. He went to Marquette, Mich., in tli 
fall of 1860, as "Devil" and then served as compositor, asst. editor and managei 
Lake Superior Journal, until May, 1862, when he took position as repoi'ter fc 
Detroit Daily Tribune, where he remained until Nov. 18, 1862, when he enliste 

* For Isham see note 139, 



NINTH GENERATION. 1035 

I 

'as private, Co. 1, 7 Mich. Cav.; was promoted sergeant, and Lieut. Co. F, same 
regt.: wounded near Warrington .Junction, Va., May 14, 1863: wounded and cap- 
tured Yellow Tarven, Va., May 11, 1854; confined in Libby prison, and at Macon 

'and Savannah, Ga., Charleston and Columbia, S. C; paroled for exchange, Dec. 
10, 1864: dis. for wounds received in action, Apr. 14, 1865. Graduated from Med- 
ical College of Ohio, 1869; Prof, of Pliysiology and of Theraputics and Materia 
Medica, Cincinnati College of Medicine and Surgery, 1879-84; one of the founders 
of /Imerkan Medicine: author of Prisoners of War mid Military Prisons; An His- 
torical Sketch, 7 3Ech. Cav.; editor tSphygmogra%)hy and Cardiography. Has con- 
tributed papers to War History oj Ohio; Commandery of Loyal Legion; and to 
War Papers of Fred C. Jones Post, G. A. R,; and frequent contributor to Clinic 
Lancet and Clinic Medical News; American Jourhal oJ Medical Sciences; Philadel- 
phia Med. Journal; Archives of Medicine, etc.; Trustee of Cincinnati Hospital; 
President Cincinnati Academy of Medicine; member Board Medical Examiners 

1 Cincinnati Police Department, since 1886; member American Med. Asso.; Fred 
C. Jones Post 401, G. A. R., and Ohio Commandery Loyal Legion, of which he 
has been commander. She graduated Dr. Geo. M. Maxwell's Young Ladies 
Seminary, Cincinnati, 1869; Presb. 

Ch. b. Cincinnati: 



10734.* 


Mary Keyt, 


Aug. 


20, 


1871 


10735.* 


Asa Chapman, 


Sept. 


11, 


1873 


10736. 


SusANNE Hamlin, 


Sept. 


20, 


1875 


10737.* 


Alonzo Keyt, 


Sept. 


11, 


1877 


10738. 


Frances Cone, 


Feb. 


12, 


1880 


10739. 


Helen, 


Oct. 


22, 


1882 


10740. 


Eleanor Louise, 


July 


25, 


1875 



[6.319] SUSANNAH ALMENA KEYT,9 (Sister of Mary H., ) 

b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. 18, 1853; unmarried; educated Cincinnati Young 
Ladies .Seminary, and Wesleyan Female College; Presb.; Walnut Hills, Cincin- 
nati. 

[6320J REBECCA PENN KEYT,9 (Sister of Mary H.,) 

b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. 2, 1856; m. there, Dec. 24, 1878; Prof. William H., 

son of Hugh and Mary Ann (Jones) Humphreys, b. near Jackson, Ohio, Apr. 15, 

1847; artist: Professor, Cincinnati Art Academy, 1868-93; Republican; Baptist. 

She was educated Cincinnati Young Ladies' Seminary, and. Wesleyan Female 

College; Presb. 

Ch. b. Cincinnati: 

10741. Almena, b. Oct. 5, 1879; d. July 2, 1895. 

10742. Hugh, " May 21, 1881. 

10743. Rebecca, " Aug. 26, 1887. 
10644. Susannah Hamlin, " Apr. 2, 1890. 
10745. William Keyt, " Apr. 9, 1892. 

[6322] MARSHALL HALL KEYT,' M. D., (Bro. of Mary H.,) 

b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. 12, 1861; m. Mar. 1, 1883, Harriet Bush; physician; 

Walnut Hills, Cincinnati; graduated Ohio Med. College; specialist in nervous 

diseases. 



1036 TPIE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Children: 






10746. 


Edwin Bush, 


b. Feb. 


24, 1884. 


10747. 


Hattie, 


" Au^. 


11, 1885. 


10748. 


Alonzo Thrasher, 


" Oct. 


6, 1886: d. July 9, 1888 


10749. 


Marcia, 


" Jan. 


3, 1891, " Apr. 2, 1891, 


10750. 


Mildred, 


" July 


28, 1892. 



[6324] ALICE MARY HAMLIN,» (Hannibal G.,*' Europe, « Eleazer.f* 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Springfield, Ohio, Aug. 17, 1874: m. there, 
June 7, 1898, John George Macbeth, son of John J. and Frances Macbeth Gless- 
ner, b. Chicago, 111. He graduated Harvard University. 1894: she attend- 
ed Young Ladies' Seminary, Springfield, and completed a four years course of 
study in Europe. His summer residence is "The Rocks," Littleton, N. H.; 
winter, in Chicago; Independent: member Univer.sity, Chicago and Quadrangle 
Clubs; she Methodist. 





Children: 


10751. 


Elizabeth, b. Sept. 12, 1899. Littleton 


10752. 


Frances, " Dec. 7, 1900, Chicago. 


10753. 


Jacob. " Apr. 27, 1902, 



[6326] Capt. CHARLES FARRAR CARTER,^ (Emerson F.,8 Pamelia 
Hamlin,' America,^ Eleazer, 5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Albany, N.Y., 
1841; unmarried; a handsome boy and a gallant soldier; private, B, 1st Wis. 
Cav., enlisted Aug. 29, 1861, served in the western army: discharged Sept. 11, 
1862; 1st Lieut., 2d N. Y. Vet. Cav., commissioned Aug. 3, 1863; captain, Sept. 
18, 1863; Acting Brigade Q.M., Alexandria, Va., Jan. 1864. The regiment era- 
barked at Alexandria, Jan. 28, 1864, arrived at New Orleans, La., Feb. 18, 1864, 
and soon joined the Red River expedition; at Cane River, Apr. 23, 1864, he vol- 
unteered to develop the enemy, rode to the front, along their line and drew 
their fire; in a blaze of musketry he attempted to gain our lines, whirled his 
horse and bent low in the saddle, and in the act received a terrible wound, sim- 
ilar to that received by Gen. Kearney, the ball lodging in the thigh bone; he 
was taken to New Orleans, thence home to Pittsfield. Mass., enduring excruci- 
ating agony; a surgical operation was performed and the ball removed and plac- 
ed in his hand, but without relief; with a smile on his beautiful face he died, 
July 1.3, 1864. His death was a terrible shock to his mother, from which she 
never recovered, and refuses to talk or write about it. 

[6328J JOHN HENRY CARTER.^ (Henry,* Pamelia Hamlin,' America,* 
Eleazer,6 Benjamin,* Eleazer.s James.ai) b. Bridgton, Me., Nov. 4, 1837: m. 
Boston, Mass., Dec, 1859, Annie Jeffries, b. Canada. He removed with his 
father's family to Portland, Me., 1847; and was there educated in the public 
schools; he was a compositor in the office of the Portland Advertizer, several 
years, of which paper his father was editor: removed to Boston, and worked 
with the Journal, Herald, Post, and other papers, and was subsequently employ- 
ed in the same business in New York and other places; after tlie war he re- 
sumed the same business: member of the Typographical Union: Republican; 
Sergt. 14 Mass. Inf. Vols., afterwards, 1 Mass. H, Art.; enlisted Aug. 16, 1861, 
and served in the forts around Washington; joined the Army of Potomac, May, 
1864; and served in 2d Army Corps under Gen. Hancock, and was in all the sub- 



NINTH GENERATION. 



1037 



sequent battles in which the regiment participt-ed. At Boydton Plank road, 
Oct. 27, 1864, he was struck by a bullet on his belt plate, and captured by the 
enemy: but was recaptured by a counter charge of the 2 Corps a few hours later: 
he was at Lee's surrender, Appomattox; dis. Aug. 16, 1865; member G. A. R- 
He d. Lowell, Mass., Jan. 1892. 
No issue. 




John Henry Carter. 



16329] Major EUGENE CARTER,* (Bro. of John H.,) 

b. Bridgton, Me., Oct. 4. 1838; m. Bradford, Mass., Apr. 4, 1864. Mary E., 
dau. of Warren Ordway, b. Bradford, Mass. He removed with his parents to 
Portland, Me., 1847, and was there educated in the public schools; clerk with 
Johnson and Hall, dry goods merchants; clerk in office of Portland Advertizer; 
removed to Bradford with his father, 1857; appointed cadet to West Point same 
y'ear, from first district Maine, by Hon. John M. Wood; graduated second class, 
-d Lieut. June 24, 1861, and immediately went to the front, where he drilled 
Ool. Davis' 16 N.Y. Vols., until the battle of Bull Run; was assigned temporari- 
ly to 3d U. S. Inf. then prisoners of war, Texas, and served with the little bat- 
talion of regulars under Major George Sykes, U. S. A., at Bull Run; his captain 
vas wounded and he commanded the company. Promoted 1st Lieut. 8th U. S. 



1038 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Infantry Oct. 26, 1861; brevetted captain for meritorious service, Peninsular 
campaign, July 4, 1862: brevetted major for gallantry and meritorious conduct, 
battle of Fredericksburg, Va., Dec. Vi, 1862. His company— G, 8th Infantry, was 
headquarters guard for Gen. George B. McClellan, commander of Army Poto- 
mac in the Peninsular campaign, 1862; and was selected as headquarters guard 
by Gen. Joseph Hooker, March, 1863; Provost Marshall, Army Potomac, during 
Chancellorsviile and Gettysburg campaigns, 186.^; ordered with his company to 
N.Y. City during draft riots, July 1863; mustering and disbursing officer, Feb.- 
July, 1864; A. D. C. on staff of Gen. Phillip St. George Cook, N. Y. City, July 
1864 to May 1865; Instructor of Ethics, U. S. Military Academy, West Point, 
May 1865; later Instructor of Tactics; relieved at his own request same year. 




Major Eugene Carter. 



and returned to duty on staff of Gen. Cook; recorder Board for brevet promo- 
tions in Infantry, Washington, March, 1866; promoted Captain, 29th Infantry, 
July 28, 1866, and served with his regiment at Lynchburg, Va., Chester, S. C, 
Columbia, Tenn., and in Texas, where he commanded a sub-fort at Clarksville; 
transferred to 11th Infantry, Apr. 25, 1869; honorably mustered out as Captain 
and brevet Major, 11th U. S. Inf., Jan. 1, 1871; subsequently shoe manufacturer, 
Haverhill, Mass. He d. there of pneumonia, Feb. 10, 18";7; she Cong.; she d. 
Aug. 2, 1899. 



Children: 
10754.* Warren E., 
10755, Eugene Leighton, 
10756,* George Henry, 



b. Jan. 1, 1865, Brooklyn, 
" Sept. 15, 1869; d, young. 
'' July 19, 1871, Bradford, 





/7^^<^ 




NINTH GENERATION. 1039 

[6330J CATHERINE SOPHIA CARTER,9 (Sister of John H.,) 
b. Bridgton, Me., Oct. 11, 1840: m. Bradford, Mass., June 13, 1871, John, son 
of Michael Emerson and Mary ( Butler) Corson, b. Rochester, N. H., May 14, 
1840; shoemfgr.: Haverhill, since 1875; Republican; member of Humane Lodge, 
A. F.& A. M.: she was a music teacher and singer before marriage; Congs. 
Children: 

10757.* Henry Carter, b. June 25, 1872, Bradford. 
10758.* Charles Emeknon, " Aug. 15, 1879, Haverhill. 

[6331] WALTER CARTER,9 (Bro. of John H., ) 

b. Bridgton, Me., Oct. hi, 1842; m. 1st, June 4, 1868, Mattie Lovejoy, of 

Bradford, Mass.: m. 2d, Sarah (Field) Southvporth; removed with his father to 

Portland, Me., 1847: educated in public school there: removed to Bradford, Mass. 

1857; member 22 Mass. Inf. Vols: enlisted Aug, 5, 1862; promoted corporal, Dec. 

1862; vras Adjutant's clerk: sergeant major, Jan, 25, 1863: commissioned 1st 

Lieut., but declined to muster: was in every battle and skirmish in which his 

regiment participated; mustered out Oct. 17, 1864; studied law with his father, 

l.'^65-6; inspector Boston Custom House, 1866-9; removed to San Francisco, Cal., 

and engaged in business; returned to Boston, 1888; inspector Boston Custom 

House. 

Child: 

10759. Walter, d. infancy. 

[6833] Capt. ROBERT GOLDTHWAITE CARTER,9 (Bro. of John H.,) 
b. Bridgton, Me.. Oct. 29, 1845; m. Ashuelot, N. H., Sept. 4, 1870, Mary Maria, 
dau. of David Dexter and Mary Maria (Roberts) Smith, b. Gill, Mass. He re- 
moved with his parents to Portland, Me.. 1847; and to Bradford, Mass,, 1857; 
educated in the public schools. Private, H, 22 Mass. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Aug. 
5, 1862, and served in 1st Brigade, 1 Division, 5 Corps, Army of Potomac, in 
its principal campaigns, including Antietam, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, 
and Gettysburg; mustered out Oct. 4, 1864; appointed cadet to West Point, by 
Hon. D. W. Gooch, from Sixth Dist. Mass., June, 1865; graduated, June 15, 1870, 
and assigned 2d Lieut. 4th U.S. Cav.; 1st Lieut., Feb. 25, 1875. He was engaged 
in Indian expeditions, scouting and guarding surveying parties in the Dept. of 
Texas; received the personal thanks of Col. Ronald S. Mackenzie and was recom- 
mended for brevet for gallantry with hostile Qua-ha-da Comanche Indians at 
CanoTi Blanco, Brazos river, Texas, Oct. 10, 1871. He received a letter of thanks 
from the Dept. commander for the capture of ten deserters under great hard- 
ship. He received the thanks of the state of Texas, by joint resolution of its 
legislature. May 19, 1873, "For gallantry in inflicting well merited punishment 
upon those scourges of our border," in an attack upon the camps of Kickapoo, 
Lipon and Pottawattamie Indians, near Rey Molina, Mexico, May 17, 1873; and 
was recommended for brevet. Retired for disability in line of duty June 28, 1876. 
He was brevetted as follows: 1st Lieut. U. S. A., Feb. 27, 1890, for "Specially 
gallant conduct in action against Indians on the Brazos (Freshwater Fork of) 
river, Texas, October 10, 1871." Captain, U. S. A., Feb. 27, 1890, for "Gallant 
services in action against Kickapoo, Lipon and Mescalero (Apache) Indians, at 
Rey Molina, Mexico, May 18, 1873." On Feb. 27, 1890, he was awarded the 
Congressional Medal of Honor (Act of Congress Mar. 3, 1863,) for "Most dis- 
tinguished gallantry in action against Indians on Brazos (Freshwater Fork of) 
river, Texas, Oct. 10, 1871, in holding the left of the line with a few men during 



I 



1040 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

the charge of a large body of Indians, after the right line had retired, and by 
delivering a very rapid tire siiceeded in checking the Indians until other troops 
came to the rescue; while serving as 2d Lieut. Fourth U. S. Cavalry." Special 
Instructor of Military Science and Hygiene, Newton High School, 1877-81; Prof. 
Military Science, Mass. Institute of Technology, a year; principal of school for 
officer's children. West Point, 1881-2. Declining health compelled him to relin- 
quish teaching. Since 1866 he has resided in Washington, D, C, engaged in 
literary pursuits; author of stories and articles: Jack-RabbWs Victory and 'The 
Cow Boy's Verdict, in YonWs Companion; Buffalo vs. Bull Dog, and A Raid into 
Mexico, in Outing; The Boy Soldier at Gettysburg, m N. Y. Tribune; he assisted 
in writing the History of the Twenty-Second Mass. Vols.; also, Foiir Brothers in 
Blue, or Reveries of tJie War of the Rebellion; War Letters from the Battle-Front, or 
Sunshine and Shadows of the War; Reveille and Taps, or On the Border with Macken- 
zie, and Wearing the Cadet Grey, or Memories of West Point Days. He has rendered 
valuable contributions to this work. 
Children: 
10760.* Mellie Goldthwaite, b. June 21, 1871, Ft. Richardson, Tex. 
10761.* Bessie Richardson, " Nov. 14, 1872, " 

10762.* Robert Dexter, " Aug. 10, 1876, Newtonville, Mass. 

10763. Natalie Powell, "May 30, 1886, Amherst, 

[6334] GEORGE IRVING HAMLIN,^ {George K.,8 Luther,' America,^ 
Eleazer,6 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Apr. 12, 1850, probably Water- 
ford, Me.; m. Sept. 1, 1890, Sarah Green; res. So. Waterford. 

[6336] MARIETTA HAMLIN, 9 (Sister of George I.,) 

b. Oct. 4, 185-, prob. Waterford, Me.; m. Apr. 8, 1869, William W. Watson, 
b. Feb. 2, 1841; member G, 12th Maine Inf. Vols.; wounded battle of Winches- 
ter, Va., 1864, served 3 years; box manufacturer; Waterford, Me. 

Children: 

10764. Edith May, b. June 18, 1872. 

10765. Harry W., " May 12, 1877. 

[6337] CHARLES SCRIPTURE HAMLIN,9 (Calvin,* Luther,' America,* 
Eleazer,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Waterford, Me., Jan. 24, 1855; m. 1879, 
Ella Kneeland; res. So. Waterford. 





Children: 










10766. 


Annie M., 


b. 


Mar. 


22, 


1880. 


10767. 


Luther C., 


(( 


Sept. 


19, 


1882. 


10768. 


Helen F,, 


u 


Apr. 


26, 


1885. 


10769. 


Mary E., 


u 


May 


18, 


1889. 


10770. 


Carl S., 


(( 


Jan. 


11, 


1893. 



[6338] HARRIET HAMLIN,9 (Albert.* America,' s Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* 
Eleazer.s James,2») b. South Waterford, Me., Sept. 13, 1846; m. Nashville, 
Tenn., Sept. 16, 1871, George W. Morgan, b. South Auburn, Me., March, 1846; 
farmer, and teamster; res. Nashville about a year after their marriage, and re- 
turned to Auburn; member K. P.; she was a dressmaker. Auburn and Lewiston; 
since, florist; Calvinist Baptists; Good Templars. 
No issue. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1041 

[6339J SEMANTHA HAMLIN,9 (Sister of Harriet,) 

I b. South' Waterford, Maine, Apr. 4, 1848: m. 1st, there, Oct. 23, 1877, Tim- 
othy Cartel, son of William and Tabitha(Holt) Bell, b. Albany, Maine, Oct. 10, 
1829; a farmer: South Waterford: Democrat; Quaker: member Bear Mt. Grange 
62. P. of H.: he was drafted durintj the civil war, but having the care of his par- 
ents, furnished a substitute. He d. South Waterford, July 13, 1894: m. 2d, 
South Waterford, Nov. 18. 1895, Joshua Frost, son of Nathaniel and Lorana 
(Frost) Bennett, b. Bridgton, Me. Oct. 12, 1842, formerly carriage trimmer; 
harness maker and dealer: Bridgton; Republican; member Oriental Lodge, 13, 
A. F. & A. M.; Oriental Chapter, 30, R. A. M. Mrs. Bennett is a graceful writer, 
a natural rhymer and artist; and has kindly contributed a large amount of rec- 
ords of this branch of the family for this work. No issue. When asked about 
! her family, she replied: 

"No children disturb our peacful slumber. 
When the angel of rest draws near, — 
We quietly dream of that haven of rest. 
Which to us is pictured so clear. 

We awake, and hear no prattle 
Of earth's little cherubims, bright; 
But thank Fate for her decree, 
And think she served us right. 

The sound of the lark is sweeter to them, 
When the world is hushed and still, 
Than the midnight wail of the restless child. 
Whose anguish your soul will fill," 

[6340] ANN MARIA HAMLIN,^ (Sister Of Harriet, ) 

b. South Waterford, Me.. Feb. 3, 1850: m. Lewiston, Me., July 8, 1874, Oscar 
G. Fish;* Supt. Hamilton Corporation, Lowell, Mass. When 12 years old she 
went to reside at Holderness, N. H., and afterwards worked with her sister in 
Lewiston, Me., where she became acquainted with her husband: removed to 
Three Rivers, Mass., several years after marriage, where they resided until the 
i fall of 1892, where they removed to Lowell; he member Union Church. 

Ch. b. Auburn: 
10771. Florence Mabel, Sept. 23, 1899. 

[6341] MARY CASWELL HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Harriet, ) 

b. South Waterford, Me., May 28, 1852; m. there. Mar. 27, 1873, Rinaldo 
Percyville, son of John Marion and Mary (Mason) Bean, b. Gilead, Me., Oct., 4, 
1842; carpenter, afterwards ranchman and stockgrower; Gilead, Me., until 1870; 
since Denver, Littleton, Col., and vicinity; Republican: assessor, 1889-91; 
: county commissioner, 1891-7; member Bethel Lodge 97, A. F. & A. M.; 1st 
Sergt. B, 23 Maine, Inf. Vols.: enlisted Sept. 1862; dis. July, 1863: re-enlisted 
9 Iowa Inf. Vols. Nov. 1864, participated in battles of Nashville, Tenn., and 
j Kingston, N. C; dis., July, 1865. Before marriage she was a school teacher. 
Ch. b. Archers, Col.: 
10772.* Alta May, b. Jan. 1, 1877. 

10773. IvA Gertrude, " Oct. 3, 1883. 

10774. Grace Mabel, " Oct. 29, 1885. 

10775. Herbert Hamlin, " Aug. 9, 1888. 

10776. Gladys, " Feb. 16, 1896. 

* For Pish see note 54. 



1042 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[6342] WALTER KEYES HAMLIN,9 (Bro. of Harriet,) 

b. South Waterford, Me., Oct. 27, 1854; m. there, Sept. 9, 1878, Clara J. Bell, 
b. South Waterford, Sept. 19, 1854; farmer and mechanic. He received a liberal 
education, and spent the early part of his life in Waterford: went to New 
Haven. Conn., and worked at carriage making: returned to Waterford, and en- 
gaged in farming summers, and carriage making winters; proprietor Waterford 
Creamery, and wool carding mill, and has charge of the home farm; Odd Fellow 
and P. of H. of which he has been Master; prior to marriage she was a school 
teacher. 





Children: 










10777. 


Alice M., 


b. 


Sept. 


30, 


1879, New Haven. 


10778. 


Jennie B., 


(1 


June 


30, 


1881, " 


10779. 


Flora G., 


(1 


June 


28, 


1884, So. Waterford. 


10780. 


Carrie A., 


(; 


Apr. 


.30, 


1889, " 


10781. 


Albert W., 


(1 


Nov, 


9, 


1890, " 



[6343] JAMES BUCHANAN HAMLlN.s (Bro. of Harriet.) 

b. South Waterford, Me., Mar. 14, 1857; m. there, Mar. 12, 1884, Addie B. 
Atherton,*of South Waterford. He went to South Dakota, 1879; remained 
several years, and returned to his native town for a short time, where he mar- 
ried and returned to Moody county. South Dakota; resided there until the fall 
of 1892, and returned to South Waterford. 
Child: 

10782. Bessie Margaret, b. June 4, 1889. 

[6344] CORA JANE HAML1N,9 (Sister of Harriet,) 

i). South Waterford, Me., Dec. 1, 1859: m. Harrison, Me., May 14, 1879, 
William F. Bell, b. South Waterford, May 18, 1858. They received a common 
school education, finishing with High School studies; resided in their native 
town until 1879, and emigrated to Moody county. South Dakota, where they 
have since resided; farmer; DeSmet, S. D. He has held township offices in 
Dakota. 

Ch. b. Dakota. 

10783. Anna Maude, b. Apr. 30, 1881. 

10784. Albert Hamlin, " Sept. 24, 1882. 

[6346] ANNIE ELIZABETH LONG,9 (Nancy Hamlin,« America,'" 

Eleazer,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,3i) b. Lancaster, Pa., Oct. 1, 1847; 
ra. James E. Shaw;t she Presb. She d. Elmira, N. Y., Mar. 18, 1880. 
Ch. b. Elmira: 

10785. Addie B., Sept. 9, 1869. 

10786. Mary E., Aug. 29, 1874. 

[6349] ELLA LONG,^ (Sister of Annie E.,) 

b. Elmira, N. Y., Aug. 17, 1854; m. there, Dec. 28, 1871, Joseph Owens, b. 
Montgomeryshire, North Wales, Dec. 28, 1836; boss spinner; Elmira: Republi- 
can; she Presb. He d. Elmira, May 31, 1885. 
Ch. b. Elmira: 

10787. Maude A., Oct. 15, 1872. 

10788. Charles Henry, Apr. 4, 1877. 

10789. Mabel C, Mar. 26, 1881. 

* For Atherton see notes 165 and 309. 
+ For Shaw see notes 68 and 398. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1043 

[6355] LUTHER EDWIN WILKINS,^ (Altnira F. Haralin,^ America,^* 
Eleazer,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,^!) b. Acton, Mass., Oct. 12, 1846; m. 
Rutland, Mass.. June 29, 1870, Adeline Cordelia Palmer, b. Rutland, June 29, 
1846: private, D, 53 Mass. Inf. Vols : enlisted Oct. 17, 1862; dis. Sept. 2, 1863; 
served in same company with his father; re-enlisted, Co. I, 2 Mass. Cav., and 
served to close of the vear, (1865.) After the v^^ar he studied a year at Westford 
Academy, and entered the employment of the Clinton Wire Cloth Co., Clinton, 
Mass., as machinist and remained with them until 1885; when he was appointed 
to an office in the State Prison at Charleston, Mass., which he held until his 
death: Commander, E. D. Baker Post 64, G. A. R.: member Trinity Lodge, A.F. 
& A. M.: and Knights of Honor; res. Charlestown. He d. July 31, 1892. 
Ch. b. Clinton: 

10790. Victor Edwin, May 7, 1871. 

10791.* Theodore Gage, Nov. 27, 1873. 

10792. Edna Adeline, July 13, 1876. 

10793. Bertha Lillian, Jan. 8, 1880; d. Aug. 27, 1881. 

[6358] ARTHUR HAMLIN WILKINS,9 (Bro. of Luther E.,) 

b. Westford, Mass., May 29, 1855; m. Charlestown, Mass., Dec. 15, 1881, 

Lizzie Grace, dau. of True and Mary (McCaine) Morton, b. Manchester, N. H., 

July 23, 1858; commission merchant; Westford in youth: Charlestown, 1881-97; 

since, Somerville, Mass.; member Fruit and Produce Exchange; Beacon Lodge 

1, A.O.U.W. 

No issue. 

[6359] LYMAN EVERETT WILKINS,9 (Bro. of Luther E.,) 

b. Westford, Mass., Aug. 12, 1858; m. Charlestown, Mass., Sept. 30, 1886, Ida 
Maria, dau. of Alden Pitt and Nancy B. ( Wight) Osgood, b. Westford, Nov. 6, 
1861; accountant; Westford, until 1883: since. North Cambridge, Mass.; member 
of Wamesit Lodge 25, K. P., and Beacon Lodge 1, A.O.U. W.; she Cong. 

No issue. 

[6360] HORACE E. HAMLIN,** (Edwin,^ America,'* Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* 
Eleazer,3 James, 21) b. Waterford, Me., Nov. 7, 1858; m. Springdale, Minn., May 
26, 1880, Jennie, dau. of James and Sarah (Edgar) Dickson, b. Wycena, Wis., 
June 26, 1861; formerly farmer; Springdale, 1879-83; later, machinist, Chatfield, 
Minn. 





Children: 








10794. 


Nellie J., b. June 


22, 


1882, 


Springdale 


10795. 


Howard H., " Nov. 


10, 


1884, 


Chatfield. 


10796. 


Martha May, " Jan. 


27, 


1889, 


(i 



[6361] ETTA HAMLIN,^ (Sister of Horace E.,) 

b. Elmira, Minn., Oct. 2, 1861; m, there. Mar. 29, 1882, William, son of James 

and Sarah (Edgar) Dickson, b. Wycena, Wis., Sept. 4, 1852; farmer; Elmira; she 

was a school teacher: Brest. W. C. T. U.; Baptists. 

No issue. 

[6362] NELLIE L. HAMLIN,9 (Sister of Horace E.,) 

b. Elmira, Minn., July 20, 1866: m. Seattle, Wash., Sept. 15, 1892, George J., 
son of James and Helen Smith, of Richmond, Canada, b. Quebec, Dec. 2, 1851; 



1044 TPIE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

grocer; Seattle: he was educated Richmond; a leading niemVjer and musical 
director in the Presb. church; removed to Seattle, 1883: she graduated High 
School, Chattield, Minn., 1884; and State Normal School, Winona, 1885; taught 
school St. Charles, two years; Chatfleld, one year: Seattle, three years; Presb., 
in which church he is deacon. 

Ch. b. Seattle: 

10797. Hakriet M., July 14, 1893. 

[6363] HARRIET M. HA MLIN,9 (Sister of Horace E,) 

b. Elraira, Minn., June 9, 1869: graduated High School, Chatfleld, Minn., 
1887, and State Normal School, Winona, 1888; taught school, Curamingsville, 
one year; Chatfleld one year; since, in Seattle, Washington, where she resides: 
Presb. 

[6372] EDWARD WALDO ST0NE.9 (Caroline L. Brown,^ Sally Hamlin,' 
America,* Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James.^i) b. Waterford, Me., Feb. 12, 
1872; m. Newburyport, Mass., Mar. 8, 1899, Nellie M., dau. of Frank Myron and 
Addie K. (Winn) Underbill, b. Piedmont, N. H., Apr. 27, 1873: farmer; Water- 
ford, Me.; Haverhill, Mass.; Sweden, Me.: Democrat; she Cong. 
Ch. b. Sweden: 

10798. Katherine Addie, Jan. 29, 1901. 

[6375] SIDNEY PAINE BROWN,9 (Rufus G.,« Sophia Hamlin,' 

America,* Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Waterford, Me., Oct. 20, 
1858; unmarried; lawyer; res. Waterford, until 1863; Waltham, Mass., until 
1898; Boston, since May, 1900; Republican; alderman, 1892-3; member Prospect 
Lodge 35, I. O. O. F. 

[6379] ALICE MARION BROWN," (Sister of Sidney P.,) 

b. Waltham, Mass., May 23, 1879; m. Brighton, Mass., Oct. 3, 1900, Bertram 
Otis, son of Reuben and Ida Elizabeth (Seward) Forknall, b. Newton, Mass., 
July 20, 1878, commercial traveler; Newton, until 1900; since, Brighton; Repub- 
lican; she Epis. 

[6380] JOHN HERBERT BROWN," (Dexter B.,« Sophia Hamlin,' 

America,* Eleazer,B Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Waltham, Mass., Feb. 25, 
1872; m. Auburndale, Mass., Mar. 15, 1897; Ida Maria Foster, b. Pelham, N.H., 
Sept. 19, 1870; train baggage master; Newton Lower Falls, Mass. 
Ch. b. Newton Lower Falls: 

10799. Harold Foster, June 18, 1898. 

[6382] Rev. GEORGE E. KNEEL AND," (Jane W. Brown,^ Sophia 
Hamlin,' America,* Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Harrison, 

Me., July 23, 1864; m. July 9. 1892, May L. Bean, b. East Otistield, Me., Nov. 1, 

1867; Baptist clergyman. 

Child: 

10800. Gertrude Lillian, b. Nov. 1, 1899. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1045 

[6383] GEORGE H. JENNINGS,' (Martha M. Hamlin,* Silas,' America,^ 
Eleazer,* Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) m. Hattie Pitman, of Chelsea, 
I Mass.: lumber dealer. 

Children: 

10801. Grace. 

10802. A Son. 

[6384] FRANK MELVILLE NOTTAGE,^ (Mary F. Hamlin,* Silas,' 
1 America," Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Chelsea, Mass., Aug. 12, 
1855; m. Rutherford, Cal., Dec. 28, 1882, Mary Lizzie, dau. of Andrew Eppes, 
and S. Angelia (Barker) Burnham, b. Chelsea, Feb. 1, 1858: merchant: he res. 
Chelsea, until March, 1878: Rutherford, Cal., until 1898: Oakland, Cal., 1901; Re- 
publican; member Live Oak Lodge, 61, A. F. & A. M.; St. Helena Lodge 167, 
L O. O. F.: Notary Public, 1886-98; she Presb. 
Ch. b. Rutherford: 

10803. May Ethel, Dec. 25, 1883: unm. 1901. 

10804. Herbert Francis Burnham, June 2, 1885. 

10805. Frank Melville, June 19, 1889. 

10806. Grace Aljia, Jan. 26, 1891. 

10807. Elizabeth Hamlin, Oct. 28, 1894. 

[6385] HERBERT PIERCY NOTTAGE,^ M. D., (Bro. of Frank M., ) 
b. Chelsea, Mass., Oct. 1, 1863; m. there. Sept, 18, 1888, Hattie May, dau. of 
Rev. Horace Lorenzo and Harriet (Barnet) Hastings, b. Lowell, Mass., 1864; 
physician: Chelsea, until 1890; Westport, Mass., 1890-6; Providence, R. I., 1896- 
[8; since, Goshen, Mass.; Republican. He grad. Chelsea High School 1883, and 
'from Harvard Medical School, 1886: member Am. Med, Asso.: N, E. Opthal- 
mological Soc.: Mass. Med. See.: Baptists. 

Ch. b. Westport; 

10808. PiERCY Hastings, Aug. 22, 1891. 

10809. Nathaniel, Mar. 8, 1897. 

[6387] CHARLES ARTHUR HAMLIN,« (Charles A., » Silas,' America,6 
Eleazer,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Waterford, Me., Mar. 23, 1862; 
(n. 1st, Ida M., dau. of George F. and Laura Ann (Pratt) Joy, b. Weymouth, 
Mass.. July 24, 1867: who d. of heart disease, Weymouth, Sept. 6, 1891: m. 2d, by 
Rev. Joseph Osgood, Cohasset, Mass., Nov. 29, 1893, Louisa, dau. of Hiram and 
Levina (Wheelright) Bates, b. Scituate, Mass., 1873; plumber; Asst. Supt. East 
Weymouth, (Mass.) Waterworks. 

No issue. 

[6389] LILL] AN GERTRUDE HAMLIN,' (Sister of Charles A.,) 
b. South Waterford, Me., July 31, 1865: m. by Rev. L. P. Blackford, Wal- 

i'ham, Mass., Dec. 21, 1892. George Addison, son of Robert G. and Mary E. 

Hennessey) Wiley, b. Fitchburg, Mass., 1862; machinist; Hartford, Ct. 
No issue. 

[6391] HERMAN ROSCOE HAMLIN.' (Bro. of Charles A.,) 

b. Mar. 3, 1867; unmarried; Asst. Supt., Boston Gas Light Co. 



i 



1046 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[63951 FRANK WETHERBEE HAMLIN,9 (Bro. of Charles A.,) 
b. Jan, 26, 1876; book-keeper, Boston Gas Light Co. 

[6397] JEAN EUGENE TUFTS.s (Areannah Hamlin,^ Silas,' America, 
Eleazer,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James, 21) b. Chelsea, Mass., 1863; m. Blanch' 
Spear, of Waltham, Mass; merchant; Water ville. Me. 
Child; 

10810. Charles G., b. 1891. 

[6398] IDA TUFTS,9 (Sister of Jean E.,) 

b. Chelsea, Mass., 1866; m. Maiden, Mass., Sept. 3, 1890, Isaac Whitney, soi 
of Isaac Whitney and Lucy (Leavitt) Sawyer, b. Charlestown, Mass., 1861; com 
mercial traveler; East Boston, Maiden and West Medford, Mass.; Republican 
Universalist; she Orthodox. 

[6411] STUART PARK,9 (Stuart J.,* John,' Lydia Hamlin,6 Eleazer, 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) m. Phelps. 

Child: 

10811. Arthur. 

[6420] ELLA MARIA HAMLIN,9 (William,* Francis,' Eleazer,6 

Benjamin,* Eleazer,3James,2i) b. Waterford, Me., July 26, 1855; m. there, Jul. 
12, 1879, Samuel L., son of Daniel and Nancy Lebroke, of Lovell, Me., b. NortI 
Waterford, Me., Jan. 28, 1855; carpenter and painter; South Waterford. 

No issue. 

[6422] JOHN HENRY HAMLIN,9 (Bro. of Ella M.,) 

b. Waterford, Me., May 29, 1860; m. Norway, Me., Dec. 31, 1887, Caroline 
dau. of George and Mahala Bennett, b. Buckfield, Me., July 27, 1864, he recieivei 
a common school education; went to Meadville, Pa., April, 1879, and worked tW' 
years in a dry goods store; to Chicago, 111., and worked for Pullman Palace Oa 
Co., four months; returned to Waterford, and remained about two years; attend 
ed Eastman's College, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., three months, learned the tailo 
trade and worked in Norway; went to Canton, Me., and conducted a genera 
store three years with success; returned to Norway, and engaged in grocery trad 
with a brother-in-law, firm of Hamlin & Bicknell; later Auburn, Me. 

Children: 

10812. George William, b. May 7, 1889. 

10813. A Child, d. infancy. 

[6428] CHARLES HENRY HAMLIN,9 ( John,^ Addison,^ Eleazer," 
Benjamin,* Eleazer.s James,3i) b. Milan, N. H., July 3, 1844; m. Dec. 19, 187t 
Eliza Gorham, of Portland. Me.; private, E, 9th N.H. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Dec 
21, 1863; wounded battle Spottsylvania, May 12, 1864, and Poplar Springs Church 
Sept. 30, 1864; dis. May. 20, 1865; resided 22 years in San Francisco, Cal., in em 
ploy of Goodyear Rubber Co.; afterward in same employment, Portland, Ore. 
Children: 

10814. Arthur. 

10815. Fred. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1047 

[6429] MELLEN K. HAMLIN,9 (Bro. of Charles H.,) 

b. Milan, N. H., Oct. 1, 1846; m. Sept. 3, 1880, Effie A., Morgan, b. Bethel, 

Me., Apr. 26, 1861; farmer; Durham, Me.; Democrat; Methodist; member Golden 

i Cross Lodge 32. 

Ch. b. Durham; 

10816. Charles E., Aug. 6, 1885. 

10817. John L., Sept. 5, 1887. 

10818. Stella May, Aug. 19, 1894. 

10819. Grace Bell, Dec. 4, 1898. 

[6430] FRANK E. HAMLIN," (Cyrus D.s Addison",' Elea.zer,6B Benjamin,' 
!Eleazer,3 James,2i);b. Milan, N. H., Nov. 20, 1857; m. Nov. 1, 1891, Addle Pea- 
body, of Milan; member firm of Cyrus D. Hamlin & Sons; farmers, horse 
breeders and lumbermen; Milan. 

[6434] ADA BICKFORD,9 (Susannah Hamlin,^ Addison,^ Eleazer,*^ 

Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Berlin, N. H., June 20, 1862; m. there, July 

25, 1880; Clayton, son of Elijah P. Twitchell, b. Milan, Oct. 9, 1836; farmer; 

Milan; Republican; member Androscoggin Lodge 76, I. O.O. F,; Sabatus Lodge 

!95; she member Emily Flint Lodge 62; members Androscoggin Grange 228. 

Ch. b. Milan: 

10820. Feed, b. Apr. 3, 1884. 

10821. Emma, " Oct. 2, 1888. 

[6435] ARCHIE BICKFORD,' (Bro. of Ada,) 

b. Milan, N. H., June 7, 1866; m. Bow, N.H., Apr. 11, 1889, Jennie M., dau. 
■of Rev. A. B. and Ruth Stillinge (Watson) Russell, b. Dracut, Mass., June 15, 
1863; machinist; Milan, until April, 1890; since, Laconia, N.H.: Republican; 
Christians; members Winnesquam Colony, 14, Pilgrim Fathers. 

Ch. b. Laconia: 

10822. Ruth H., June 29, 1890. 

10823. Pearl R., June 28, 1894. 

[6442] ALBERT RUSSELL KING," (Eliza K. Hamlin,* John,^ Eleazer,«B 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Concord, N. H., Jan. 24, 1874; m. Westboro, 
Mass., Oct. 13, 1897, Mabelle Briggs, dau. of George Briggs and Anna C A, 
(Johnson) Mitchell, b. Halifax, Mass., Oct. 23, 1869; mechanic; Westboro; Free- 
will Baptist; she. Baptist. 



[6444] CHARLES H. BULLARD," (Annie L. Hamlin,* William,* Elea- 
zer,65 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Cambridge, Mass., Sept. 15, 1859; 

I (oQ. Boston, Mass., Nov. 23, 1887, Catherine E. Sullvivan, b. Bangor, Me., Sept. 

-' [10, 1863; railway conductor; Walthara, Mass. 
Ch. b. Waltham: 
10824. Elsie Hamlin, Jan. 10, 1891. 

[6447] ANNIE CORA HAMLIN,* (Charles C.,^ Williani,^ Eleazer,« 6 

Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. North Bridgton, Me., Sept. 12, 1866; m. there. 



M 



1048 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Aug. 15, 1888, Charles Eutus Warren,* b. Waltham, Mass., Feb. 12, 1835. She 
d. there. May 17, 1894. 

No issue. 

[6450] NELLIE ADELIA HAMLIN," (Sister of AnnaC.,) 

b. North Bridgton, Me., July 20, 1871; m. there, Nov. 27, 1890, Hon. Orville 
Vinton, son of Moses Hebron and Martha (Libby) Libby, b. Mt. Hope, Me., 
Mar. 21, 1851; merchant; Sanford, Me.; Democrat; town treasurer; representa- 
tive, 189."?; K.P.;she Baptist. 

Ch. b. Sanford: 

10825. Orville Vinton, Jan. 2, 1892; d. June 8, 1899. 

10826. Esther May, Nov. 29, 1894. 

10827. Joseph Shaw, Aug. 18, 1897. 

10828. Roger Hamlin, June 16, 1900. 



[6458J WILLIAM EDWARD HAMLIN,^ M. D., (Edward L.,* William,' 
Eleazer,«5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Boston, Mass., Nov. 12, 1875. He 
was educated in the public schools of Waltham, Mass. and at Dean Academy, 
Franklin, Mass.: graduated from Medical College, Baltimore, Md., 1S97. and 
took a postgraduate course at Harvard Med. School, 1897-8; enlisted Aug. 10, 
1898, private, U. S. Hosp. Corps, for three years, and served at Camp Wikotf. 
Montauk, L. I. Appointed Asst. Surgeon, Oct. 13, 1898, and assigned to 2d U. 
S. Inf. Camp Shipp, Anniston, Ala.; went to Cuba, Apr. 12, 1899, and served at 
Cienf uegos, until Jan. 3, 1900; dis. Jan. 31, 1900. Asst. Surg, at Soldiers Home. 
Chelsea, Mass., appointed Jan. 18, 1901; member Prospect Lodge, A. F. & A.M. 



[6466] HATTIE MARIA YORK," (Ellen E. Hamlin,* David T.,' Elea- 
zer,«5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2») b. Milan, N. H., Dec. 16, 1864; m. there. 
Feb. 15, 1890, Dr. Walter D., son of Stephen Edward and Ellen Eleanor (Filing- 
wood) Williamson, b. Milan, Mar. 11, 1863; physician and surgeon; Milan, until 
1889; Gorham, N.H., until 1901; Portland, Me., 1802; Republican; member N. H. 
Med: Asso.; Maine Med. Asso.; American Med. Asso.: International Asso. R. R. 
Surgeons: Gorham Lodge 73, A.F. «fe A.M.; North Star Commandery, K.T.; Ed- 
ward K. Raymond Consistory, A.A.S. R.; Glen Lodge 54, I.O. O. F.; and Care 
Lodge 25, K. P. Before marriage she was a school teacher; member Alpine Chap- 
ter 31, O. E. S.; Ideal Rebekah Lodge 65, I. O. O. F. 

Ch. b. Gorham: 

10829. Eleanor E., Aug. 30, 1894. 

* Note 474. RICHARD WARREN, i m. in England, wife Elizabeth. He came to Ply 
mouth, Mass., in the Mayflower, 1620; his wife followed in the -4n/i, 1623, with her dauj?hters 
She survived her husband and d. Plymouth, Oct. 2, 1673, aged over ninety. 
Children: 

Mary, m. Robert Bartlett.i of Plymouth. 

Ann, " Thomas Little, of Plymouth and Marshfleld. 

Sarah, " John Cooke, 2 of Rocky Nook, son of Francis. 

Elizabeth, " Richard Church,i of Plymouth and Hingham. 

Abigail, " Anthony Snow, of Plymouth and Marshfleld. 

Nathaniel, " Sarah Walker. 

Joseph, " Priscilla Faunce. 



ni:nth generation. 1049 

[6467] ELLA FANNIE YORK,9 (Sister of Hattie M.,) 

b. Milan, N. H., Nov. 22, 1868; m. there, Aug. 2, 1894; Rev. Arthur Tliomp- 

son, son of Charles Phillips and Diana Worthy (Ladd) Craig, b. Douglas, N. B., 

Feb. 28, 1S65; clergyman; Neve Brunswick, 1865-83; Waterville, Me., 1883-97; 

Berlin, N.H., 1897-1900; since, Wilton, Me.; Republican; she graduated Maine 

Wesleyan Seminary; Methodists. 
Children: 

10830. Elmer Reginald, b. Oct. 28, 1895, Waterville. 

10831. Marguerite Ellen, " .Jan. 7, 1898, Berlin. 

10832. Hamlin Ladd, " Sept. 9, 1901, Wilton. 

16468] FLORENCE LYDIA Y0RK,9 (Sister of Hattie M.,) 

b. Milan, N.H., Dec. 14, 1870: m. there, June 16, 1897, Dr. Julius, son of 
Simon and Pauline (Green) Stahl, b. Berlin, Germany, Nov. 4, 1871; dentist; 
Berlin, N.H.: member of Sabatis Lodge 95, A.F. &A.M.; Berlin Lodge 89, 
i LO.O. F.; Berlin Lodge 618, B. P.O. E.; Globe Council 1778, R.A.; Berlin Lodge 
26, A.O.U.W\ and Dental Soc. 
No issue. 

I [6469] MABEL LIZZIE YORK,9 (Sister of Hattie M.,) 

I b. Milan, N. H., Sept. 11, 1873; graduated Maine Wesleyan Commercial Col- 

t lege; res. Milan, N. H.; unmarried. 

j [6483] GEORGE HAMLIN STETS0N,9 (Adeline Hamlin,* Elijah L.,' 
Cyrus. 6 Eleazer.* Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,^!) b. Bangor, Me., Nov. 15, 
I 1846; ra. Kenduskeag, Me., Jan. 24, 1872, Nettie Savpyer Boynton, of Glenburn, 
I Me.: farmer; Kenduskeag, later Bangor, Me.; Republican; Unitarian; she Cong. 
I She d. Los Angeles, Cal., Mar. 15, 1889. 

Ch. b. Kenduskeag: 

J 10833.* Nellie Mabel, b. Apr. 5, 1873. 

I 10834. George Frederick, " Dec. 14, 1874. 

10835. Eugene Henry, " June 10, 1881. 

I [6484] EDWARD STETSON," (Bro of George H.,) 

b. Bangor, Me., June 22, 1854; m. Hartford, Ct., Apr. 17, 1879, Edith Holland 
Lobdell, of Hartford, Ct. He vpas educated in the schools of Bangor, and 
Phillips Exeter Academy; graduated Harvard College, 1876; studied in Harvard 
Law school; admitted to the Penobscot Co., Bar, 1879, and practiced law about 
two years: when he entered the otBce of his father as an assistant. President, 
First National Bank of Bangor; treasurer, Bangor Bridge Co.; and of Bangor & 
Aroostook R. R. Co.; director. Merchants Ins. Co.; member firm of E. & I. K. 
Stetson, ice dealers, ship builders, and owners of ship yard and marine rail- 
ways; Bangor; councilman and alderman; Republican; member Tanatine Club; 

Unitarians. 

Child: 

10836. Clarence Cutting, b. Mar. 11, 1884. 

[6485] Hon. ISAIAH KIDDER STETSON,^ (Bro. of George H.,) 
b. Bangor, Me., Apr. 3, 1858; m. there, Nov. .30, 1882, Clara Cooper Sawyer, 
b. Charlestown, S. C, Oct. 3, 1857. He was educated Bangor High School and 
Phillips Exeter Academy; graduated from Yale Coll. scientific department 



1050 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

1879; member firm of E, & 1. K. Stetson, ice dealers, ship builders, owners of 
ship yard and marine railways: Bangor: Republican; director, PMrst Nat. Bank 
of Bangor; and Union Ins. Co.; treasurer, Hampden Academy; member Maine 
Legislature, 1897-1901 and Speaker 1899: treasurer University of Maine; Free- 
mason; member Tanatine Club, and University Club, Boston; Unitarian, Lt-Col. 
on staff of Gov. Cleaves and Gov. Powers: she Epis. and member Colonial Dames. 
Children: 

10837. Ruth WOLCOTT, b. July 22,1884. 

10838. Irving Gay, " Nov. 23, 1885. 

10839. Roger Hamlin, " .June 16, 1889; d. June 8, 1893. 

[6486J MARY ADELINE STETSON," (Sister of George H., ) 

b. Bangor, Me., Apr. 24, 1860: m. there, Apr. 10, 1883, Thomas Fenton Tay- 

I6r; lawyer, member firm of VanDuzer & Taylor, New York City; res. So. 

Orange, N. J.; Republican; she member D. A. R.; Unitarians. ' 
Ch. b. Orange: 

10840. Margaret, Oct. 28, 1884. 

10841. George Stetson, May 22, 1886. 

10842. Fenton, Nov. 22, 1887. 

[6489] JARVIS LIVERMORE CARTER,9 (Julia Hamlin.^ Elijah L.,' 
Cyrus, « Eleazer,* Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James, 21) b. Paris, Me., Feb. 11, 1858; 

m. Mary B., dau. of Cullen L. Carter, of Brooklyn, N.Y. He grad. Union College 

and engaged in business, in Brooklyn. He d. Aug. 4, 1892. 
Children: 

10843. Julia Fanny, b. Sept. 8, 1884. 

10844. Dorothea May, " Apr. 5, 1886. 

10845. Jarvis Freeland, " July 20, 1889: d. May 6, 1895. 

[6494] CHARLES EUGENE HAMLIN,^ (Charles.^ Hannibal,' Cyrus,' 
Eleazer,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Orland, Me., Oct. 11, 1861: ra. 
Apr. 15, 1886, Myra Louisa, dau. of Hon. Frederick Adolphus and Delia (Gage) 
Sawyer,* b. Cambridge, Mass., July 22, 1857. He was educated Bangor public 
schools, Phillips Exeter Academy, and graduated from Harvard University, 
class of 1884; Journalist; N. Y. City, 1885-95; general and political writer for the 
New York Tribune', dramatic music critic and editorial writer for the New York 
Morning and Commercial Advertiser; managing editor NewYork State; author of 
"T/ie Life and Times of Hannibal -HamZm," 1899: composer of Comic Opera, 
"Nicolette," libretto by R. A. Barnet; res. Bangor, since 1895; member of 
Loyal Legion, and Harvard Club of New York City: Republican; Unitarian. 
Mrs. Hamlin is a well known writer of children's books: Nan. at Camp Chickopee, 
Nan. in the City, A Politician's Daughter, etc. 
Ch. b. Brooklyn: 

10846. Myra Louise, Apr. 26, 1887. 

[6495] ADDISON HAMLIN,9 (Bro. of Charles E.,) 

b. Georgetown, D. C, Mar. 30, 1863; educated public school, Bangor, Me.; 
graduated Exeter, N. H., 1880; Harvard University, 1884; studied at Frieburg, 
Germany, 1884-5: member firm of Hamlin & Morrison, Analytical and Consult- 
ing Chemists, 140 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. He was employed at New Jer- 

* Hon. Frederick A. Sawyer, U. S. Senator, South Carolina, 1868-74. 




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NINTH GENERATION. 1051 

sey Extract Works, Elizabeth, N. J., 18S7; went to Bartopilas, Mexico, to assay 
for Hon. A. R. Sheppard, 1888-9; went to Philadelphia, 1889, employed in U. S. 
Mint; director of Blanchard Maine State Mining Co.; res. Bangor, Me., 1901. 

[649(>] Dr. CYRUS HAMLIN,« (Bro. of Charles E.,) 

b. Bangor. Me., Aug. 18, 18G9; m. Cliester, England, Oct. 8, 1901, M. Hattie, 
dau. of Samuel and Annie Bennion, b. Sanghall, Chester, England, Jan. 22, 1874. 
He was educated in the schools of Bangor; graduated from University of Maine, 
1891; from Long Island College Hospital, 1895; Interne, Brooklyn Hospital; 
visiting surgeon to Brooklyn City Dispensatory; Manhattan Hospital; U.S. Pen- 
sion Examiner; member of Kings County Medical Association; res. Brooklyn, 
N.Y. 

[6497] EDWARD THOMPSON HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Charles E.,) 
b. Bangor, Me., June 8, 1872; unmarried; educated in the schools of Bangor, 
University of Maine, and Cornell University; mechanical engineer; Bangor. 

[6499] CHAKLES DORR MORSE,9 (Julia Stone.' Susan Hamlin,7 

Hannibal,* Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Waterford, Me., May 31, 
1853: m. May 31, 1875, Mary Adehne Stone.* 
Ch. prob. b. Waterford: 

10847. Caul Lemist, b. Nov. 15, 1879; d. Aug. 9, 1880. 

10848. Charles Harold, " Nov. 8,1887. 

10849. Charlotte Dorr, " June 10, 1890. 

[6500] FRANK HARRIS MORSE,9 (Bro. of Chas, D.,) 

b. Waterford, Me., Jan. 24, 1857; m. Mary Chadbourne. 
Ch. prob. b. Waterford: 

10850. Mary, Feb. 21, 1888. 

10851. Wilson M., Jan. 4, 1892. 

[6502] GRACE DOUGLAS STONE," (William E.,* Susan Hamlin,^ 

Hannibal, 8 Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Waterford, Me., July 5, 
1872; m. Harrison, Me., Jan. 15, 1892, William, son of Jonathan P. and Elsie A. 
(Haskell) Heath, b. Bethel, Me., July 7, 1872; farmer; Bethel and Waterford; 
Republican. 

Children: 

b. Aug. 6, 1893, Harrison. 
" Oct. 17, 1894, 
" Jan. 5, 1897, Waterford. 
" June 9, 1898, " 

# 

[6512] CHARLES RAYMOND FARLEY," (John H.,* Rebecca F. 

Hamlin,' Hannibal,* Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Mecca, Ohio, 
Nov. 20, 1869; civil engineer; employed by U. S. Gov't, Sackett's Harbor, N. Y, 

[6519] LAWRENCE FRAZER ABBOTT,9 (Abby F. Hamlin,^ 

Hannibal, 7 6 Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Brooklyn, N. Y., June 
29, 1859; m. N.Y. City, May 15, 1889, Mary Campbell, dau. of Lawson and Lucy 
(Houghton) Valentin, b. Nov. 15, 1862; President of The Outlook Company; 

* For Stone see notes 162 and ai3. 





Children: 


10852. 


Robert W,, 


10853. 


Carl L., 


10854. 


Mildred G. 


10855. 


Elsie M., 



1052 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

winter res. N. Y. City; summer, Camden, Me.; Presb. She d. Saranac Lake 
N. Y., Apr. 16, 1899. 

Ch. h. Manchester, Ct.: 

10856. Dorothea Valentine, Oct. 25, 1894, 

[6520J HARRIET FRANCES ABB0TT,9 (Sister of Lawrence F.,) 
b. Terre Haute, Ind.-, Oct. 15, 1860: m. Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. Y., Oct. 7, 
1897, Francis, son of Edward and Augusta Woodbury (Ricker) Jordan, b. Ports- 
mouth, Ohio, Feb. 15, 1861; lawyer; Washington, D. C, 1861-6; Flushing, N. Y., 
1866-72; Elizabeth, N. J., 1872-91; since, Brooklyn, N. Y.; member of Reform 
Club, N. Y. City; she member of Cambridge Club, Brooklyn; members of Ply- 
mouth Cong. Church, Brooklyn. 

[6521] HERBERT VAUGHAN ABBOTT," (Bro. Lawrence F.,) 
b. Terre Haute, Ind., Jan. 3, 1865: unmarried: graduated at Amherst Col- 
lege, 1885: teacher in various schools, and in Harvard and Columbia Universi- 
ties; member of Plymouth Cong, church, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

[6522] Rev. ERNEST HAMLIN ABBOTT,^ (Bro. of Lawrence F.,) 
b. Cornwall-on-Hudson, N.Y., Apr. 18, 1870: m. New Rochelle, N. Y., Sept. 

28, 1899, May Louise, dau. of Alexander Augustus and Annie (Mander) Kleberg, 

b. London, Eng., Apr. 25, 1876; graduated from Harvard University, June 1893; 

from Andover Theological Seminary. June, 1896: ordained pastor Cong, church, 

Fryburg, Me., Feb. 2, 1898. 

Ch. b. Cornwall-on-Hudson: 

10857. Alexander Lyman, July 26, 1900. 

[6523] THEODORE JACOB ABBOTT,9 (Bro. of Lawrence F.,) 

b. Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. Y.,July20, 1872: graduated from Harvard Col- 
lege, June, 1896; from College of Physicians and Surgeons, N. Y. City, 1900; 
physician and surgeon in Bellevue Hospital, N.Y., 1902; member of Plymouth 
Cong, church, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

[6524] BEATRICE VAIL A BBOTT,9 (Sister of Lawrence F.,) 

b. Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. Y., Feb. 15, 1875; graduated at Vassar College, 
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., June, 1899; member of Plymouth Cong, church. 

[6543] PAUL LINCOLN BROWN,9 (Henry S.,« Sally Davis,' Sally 

Hamlin,6 Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. July 26, 1865; m. Oct. 15, 
1893, Anna Hartwell Whitcomb, of Littleton, Mass. 
Child: 

10858. Walter Davis, b. Aug. 10, 1895; d. infancy. 

[6545] ROY MILLER HAMLIN,» (Albert G.,^ Isaac G.,^ Isaac,* Eleazer,^ 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Hannibal, Mo., Dec. 18, 1872: m. Dec. 28, 1900, 
A.Ruth Clarke, b. July 13, 1874; contractor and builder; St. Louis, Mo.: Repub- 
lican; Methodist. 

Ch. b. St. Louis: 

10859. Helen, Oct. 28, 1901. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1053 

[6547] MAUD JEANNETTE HAMLIN,9 (Sister of Roy M.,) 

b. Hannibal, Mo., Feb. 14, 1877: m. there, Dec. 14, 1899, William Preston 
Harrison, son of Edgar Clinton and Margaret Morton (Harrison) Hays, b. Han- 
nibal, Apr. 29, 1875; Democrat: surgeon; Hannibal: member Segnia Alpha Epsi- 
1 Ion Soc, Mo. State University; 2129, M. W. A.; National Union; and R. T. B. H. 
; No issue. 

[6548] EDWIN GREEN HAMLIN," (John H.,^ Isaac G.,' Isaac,^ 

Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2i); b. Harrington, Me., Apr. 28, 1858; m. 

there, Feb. 6, 1882, Flora, dau. of James and Susannah (Ray) Curtis, b. Har- 

; rington, Feb. 26, 1857. He followed the sea, mate of Barque, Evil J. Ray, 

I which plied from New York and Boston to ports of the East Indies, Singapore, 

Phillipine Islands and Java: he retired from the sea, 1892; carpenter; Boston, 

1 Mass. 

I Children: 

10860. Jessie Crocker, b. Jan. 21, 1883, at sea, on passage from 

10861. Harold. [Singapore to New York. 

[6549] FRANK STILLMAN HAMLIN,9 (Bro. of Edwin G.,) 

b. Harrington, Me., Jan. 4, 1864; m. 1st, Haverhill, Mass., June 5, 1889, Lucy 
L., dau. of Edward and Sarah (Henry) de Wolf, b. St. Andrews, N. B., Aug. 8, 
' 1864; she Epis.: she d. Haverhill, June 27, 1897; m. 2d, Aug. 9, 1890, Louise Mar- 
garet, dau. of John P. and Mary (Smith) Sheridan, b. North Andover, Mass., 
I Apr. 27, 1857: she Universalist. He was educated in the common school and 
Eastman's Business College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.; insurance agent; Haverhill; 
Universalist; member of Merrimack Lodge, A. F. &A. M., and Pawtucket Chap- 
ter, R. A. M. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Haverhill: 

10862. Joseph db Wolf, Mar. 3, 1893. 

[6551] ALBERT H. TUCKER,^ (Sarah J. Hamlin,^ Isaac G.,' Isaac,« 
Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Columbia, Me.; m. Annie Mara- 
Iwetz; res. Hannibal, Mo. 

Child; 

10863. Gladys Adelaide. 

[6553] NETTIE RAY,9 (Nancy A. Hamlin,8 Isaac G.,' Isaac," Eleazer,^ 
Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James, ^i) b. Millbridge, Me.; m. George Mattock; res. 
jLivingston, Mont. She is dead. 

Children: 

10864. George H. 

10865. John. 

[6557] ALVIN HAMLIN EMERY," (Olive W. Hamlin,* Henry H.,' 
itsaac," Eleazer,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Cambridge, Mass., Jan. 1, 1874; 
!"Q. Boston, Mass., Apr. 26, 1896, Flora Bell Jones; brass mfgr.: Boston; member 
irm of Hamlin & Emery. 

Ch. b. Boston: 

10866. Ruth, Jan. 10, 1897. 



1054 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[6558] BLANCHE OLIVE EMERY,9 (Sister of Alvia H.,) 

b. Boston, Mass., Nov. 21, 1879; m. there, Oct. 21, 1900, Merchant Elmo, son 

of Merchant Lincoln and Nancy Ellen (Chick) Philbrick, b. Houlton, Me., Nov. 

18. 1872: salesman: Houlton, until 1890; Boston, until 1900; Winchester, until 

1902: since, Boston; Republican. 

[6565] Hon. CHARLES SUMNER HAML1N,9 (Edward S.,» Nathan S.,' 
Asia,* Eleazer,^ Benjamin. < Eleazer,3 James.^i) b. Boston, Mass., Aug. 30, 
1861; m. by Bishop William Crosswell Doane, Albany, N.Y., June 4,1898, 
Hybertie Lansing, dau. of John V. L. and Anna (Parker) Pruyn, b. Albany. 
Apr. 8, 187.3. His early education was received in the Boston schools: graduated 
from Roxbury Latin school with honor, 1879: entered Harvard University same 
yeaf, and gave special attention to study of political economy, history, philos- 
ophy and the theory of music, harmony and counterpoint; graduated, 1883; 
member Harvard Finance Club, Institute of 1870, and Hasty Pudding Club. St. 
Paul's Soc; graduated Harvard Law school, 1886; received degree of A.M. from 
Harvard, 1886. He was associated in the practice of law with Marcus Morton, 
Esq., and Hon. Robert M. Morse. He has written and published upon statis- 
tical and financial subjects, being drawn to the matter by the tariff message 
of President Cleveland, 1887; after which he was an unceasing advocate of tar- 
iff reform, on the stump, platform and in the press. He was defeated as Dem- 
ocrat candidate for state senate, 1887-8: alternate to Nat'l Democratic Conven- 
tion. June 1892; Democrat candidate for Secretary of State, 1892, and defeated. 
He was an enthusiastic admirer of President Cleveland, and worked to secure 
an endorsement and recommendation for his nomination by the Mass. Conven- 
tion, and made a speech in the Convention favoring his nomination. He was 
secretary N. E. Tariff Reform League; gave much attention to customs admin- 
istration, and was consulted by the Customs Cotnraittee, Boston Associated 
Board of Trade; appeared at Washington for the Board, and drafted amend- 
ments to the Customs Administrative Act. All these services were without 
compensation. He was guest of the Southern Society, N. Y., at their annual 
dinner, and delivered an address; guest of N. Y. Reform Club, and delivered an 
address, June 4, 1892. Nominated candidate for president Young Men's Dem- 
ocratic Club of Mass. and declined; but was vice president of the club, 1893. 

He is passionately devoted to music; has a baritone voice, and studied with 
Prof. John Knowles Paine, and George L. Osgood, of Boston, and has sung for 
years in the Apollo Club, Boston. Member Young Men's Democratic Club. 
Mass.: Mass. Reform Club; N. E. Tariff Reform League; Democratic Club, N.Y. 
City, and N. Y. Reform Club. Also, member University Club, Boston, and 
Metropolitan Club, Washington, D. C. He was app. by President Cleveland, 
Assistant Secretary U. S. Treasury, April, 1893; and had charge of the customs 
service, and its allied branches. He was prominent in handling the seal fisher- 
ies matters. President McKinley paid him an unique compliment in retaininjr 
him for .some time in the treasury department; and afterwards appointed him 
member of the diplomatic body created to make treaties with other nations for 
protection of the Alaskan seals. His beautiful residence on Aspinwall Hill, 
Brookline, Mass. commands a magnificent view of Boston and the harbor; one; 
of the most attractive sites in the city; Epis. 

[6566] EDWARD HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Charles,) 

b. Boston, Mass., Apr. 3, 1863; m. Bangor, Me., Dec. 31, 1888, Helen.a [6487] 
dau. of Dr. Augustus Choate and Helen Agnes (Cutting) Hamlin, b. Bangor, 





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June 17, 1861: she was educated in the private schools of Bangor, and that of 
Miss Abby Johnson in Boston; also one year of study in Italy, France, Germany 
and England. When a school girl, she with ber class visited the poet, Long- 
fellow and presented him with an iron pen made from a fetter of the famous 
prisoner of Chillon, Bonnivard, the handle of the pen was of wood of the old 
frigate Constitution, bound with a circlet of gold, and set with three rare gems 
from Ceylon, Maine, and Siberia. Longfellow then wrote the "Iron Pen," and' 
sent it to Miss Hamlin with an allusion to her in one of the stanzas: 

*'And in words not idle and vain 
I shall answer and thank you again 
For the gift, and the grace of the gift, 
O beautiful Helen of Maine." 

He was educated in the Roxbury, Mass. Latin School; graduated from Har- 
vard University, 1886; member of the Institute, Hasty Pudding Club and the 
Harvard University Crew. He early entered his father's office in Boston and is 
president of the Metropolitan Coal Co., Boston; Independent in politics: Epis.: 
member of University, Country, Exchange and other leading clubs of Boston. 
She d. Boston, Jan. 4, 1902. 

Ch. b. Brookline: 

10867. Elinor Cutting, Mar. 14, 1892. 

[6571] EDWARD A. HAMLIN,^ (Samuel A.,^ Nathan S.,^ Asia,« 

Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Forge Village, Mass., May 13, 1857; 
m. there, Nov. 1886, Harriet, B. Peters, b. Lowell, Mass.; painter; Forge Village. 
Children: 

10868. A Son, b. Jan. 25, 1890, Salem; d. same day. 

10869. John Raymond, " Aug. 26, 1892, Wenham. 

10870. Edward Everett, " Oct. 22, 1893. 

[6573J GERTRUDE REBECCA FLETCHER HAMLIN,' (Sister of 
Edward A.,) b. Forge Village, Mass., Jan. 13, 1871: m. Shirley, Mass., Mar. 25, 
1889, Eugene, son of Elijah and Emily A. (Fenno) Carpenter,* b. Rowe, Mass., 
Mar. 25, 1868; electrical engineer and supt. Concord Land and Water Power, 
which supplies electric light, heat and power for city of Concord, N. H.; re- 
sided Gardner, Mass., later Concord. 

Ch. b. Westford, Mass.: 

10871. Charles Elijah, b. Feb. 3, 1890. 

10872. Clyde, '- June 13, 1892, 

[6576] MINNIE LILLIAN FLETCHER,9 (Augustus D.. 8 Susan Ham- 
lin,' Asia,6 Elea7er,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James, 21) b. Pepperhill, Mass., 

Feb. 25, 1864; m. Townsend Harbor, Mass., June 6, 1883, Frank J., son of Isaac 

Stearns and Martha Marie (Blood) Knight, b. Groton, Mass., Sept. 29, 1856; 

blacksmith; Townsend Harbor; Republican; member Charles A. Welch Lodge, 

A.F. &A. M. 

Ch. b. Townsend Harbor: 

10873. Harry Fletcher, Sept. 7, 1891. 
II * For Carpenter see note 463. 



1056 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[6580] LILLA SHEPARD,^ (Elizabeth Fairchild.sMosesJ HannahPope,^ 
Seth,5 Experience Jenkins,* Expferience Hamlin, 3 James,2i) b. East Bloom- 
iield, "N.Y., Dec. 15, 1852; m. Des Moines, Iowa, Apr. 26, 1876, Roger Williams, 
son of Edwin and Elizabeth (Gate) Cressey, b, Vassalboro, Me., Aug. 7, 1842: 
farmer: Villisca, Iowa, and Detroit, Minn.; Republican; private, 3 Minn. Inf. 
Vols.; enlisted Sept. 27, 1861; also 9 Illinois; dis. July 9,1865; member G.A.R.; 
see Presb. and member W. R. C. 
No issue. 

[6581] MOSES FAIRCHILD SHEPARD,^ (Bro. of Lilla,) 

b. East Bloomlield, N. Y., Dec. 28, 1854; m. Arbor Hill, Iowa, Dec. 15, 1887, 
Janie R. Powers; farmer; Hebron, Iowa; she Cong. 

[6582] WILLIAM LUTHER SHEPARD,^ (Bro. of Lilla,) 

b. East Bloomfield, N.Y., June 13, 1856; m. Villisca, Iowa, Aug. 1, 1878, 
Lulu, dau. of Leonard Bill and Mary Ann.(Sleppy) Tracy, b. Wilkesboro, Pa., 
Mar. 22, 1859; grain dealer. East Bloomfield, until 1873; Des Moines, Iowa, until 
1876: Villisca, until 1S92; since, Des Moines; Independent; member Temple Com- 
mandery 4, K. T,; she Presb. 

Ch. b. Villisca: 

10874. Gail, May 31, 1879. 

10875. Ruth, July 31, 1881. 

10876. Henky Hamlin, Aug. 16, 1884; d. Feb. 19, 1899. 

[6583] JENNIE HAR WOOD SHEPARD,9 (Sister of Lilla,) 

b. East Bloomfield, N. Y,, Oct. 19, 1859; m. Adair county, Iowa, Nov. 24, 

1881, Charles Hayward, son of George and Mary Eliza (Hayward) Hawkins; res. 

Grand River, Adair Co.; divorced, Red Oak, Iowa; she res. Owatonna, Minn.: 

Presb. 

Ch. b. Adair Co.: 

10877. Ralph Charter, Aug. 25, 1882; d. Nov. 18, 1884. 

10878. LiDA Elizabeth, Mar. 21, 1885. 

[6885] HARRY WESTON JENKINS,9 (Joseph H.,8 Nathan,^ Asa,» 

Nathan,^ Ebenezer,* Experience Hamlin,^ James,8i) b. Aug. 12, 1860; ra. Mary 
Annie Jenkins; farmer; West Barnstable. 
Child: 

10879. Weston Ellis. 

[6586] ZEBINA HOWES JE ^KINS,^ (Bro. of Harry W.,) 

b. Jan. 17, 1863: m. Ida B. Eldridge,* of Barnstable, Mass.; carpenter and 
contractor; West Barnstable. 
Child: 

10880. Annie Louise, b. June 6, 1888. 

[6588] BESSIE JENKINS CROCKER,^ (Hannah A. Jenkins,' Nathan,^ 
Asa,6 Nathan,^ Ebenezer,* Experience Hamlin,^ James,2i) b. West Barnstable, 
Mass., Apr. 25, 1874; m. there, Dec. 8, 1898, William Henry, son of Leander and 
Marcia Anne (Fordf) Gilman, b. Spring Hill, Mass., Dec. 25, 1872; fireman; 
Bridgewater, Mass., since 1899; Methodist; she member Grange 139 P. H. 

* For Eldridge see note 90. 

t For Ford see notes 119 and 299. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1057 

[6589] PARKER NYE JENKINS,« (Francis,* Nathan,^ Asa,« Nathan,^ 
Ebenezer,* Experience Hamblen, 3Jaraes,2i) b. West Barnstable, Mass., Sept. 
30, 1864; m. Cora Eldridge,* of Middleboro, Mass.; shoemaker; Middleboro. 

[6600] LOUISE DOLE, 9 (Frances L. Jenkins,^ William H.,' Ebenezer,6 5 4 
Experience Hamlin, ^ James,2i) b. Buffalo, N. Y., 1849; m. there, Apr. 5, 1871, 
Charles A. Delaney, an adopted son of Charles D. and Amanda (Duren) DeLaney, 
b. Hamburg, N. Y., 1847: iron master: Buffalo; 32° Mason; drummer, D, 74) 
N.Y. Inf. Vols.; enlisted 1863; Epis. He d. Buffalo, Apr. 25, 1902. 

Ch. b. Buffalo: 

10881. Florence Louise, 1875: unm. 1902. 

10882. Fannie, 1879, " " 

[6602] CLARENCE MCALLISTER HOPKINS," (Mary J. Jenkins,* 
Josiah,' Ebenezer,fi54 Experience Hamlin,^ James,2i) b. Dec. 28, 1869; m. 
iSept. 14, 1900, InaMcGhee; Supt. Leland Oil Works, Leland, Miss. 
Child: 

10883. Rachael, b. Nov. 1, 1901. 

[6603] ELIZA MARILOU STANLEY,9 (Frances Jenkins,' Josiah," 

Ebenezer,s5* Experience Hamlin, ^ James.^i) b. Henderson Co. Ky., Oct. 23, 
1861: m. there, Apr. 28, 18S'6, John McDowell, son of Albert Gallatin and Mar- 
garet Jane (McDowell) Matthews, b. Hillsboro, Ohio, July 20, 1850; bank cash- 
ier; Hillsboro; Presb., member of Highland Lodge 38, A.F. & A. M.; and High- 
land Commandery 31, K. T.; she was educated in Henderson, Ky. and in N. Y. 
City; before marriage she wrote for magazines and papers; Epis.; founder of 
the Friday Literary Club, Hillsboro, 1890. 
Ch. b. Hillsboro: 

10884. Morgan Stanley, b. Apr. 3, 1887. 

10885. AlgieMarilou Stanley, "Nov. 25,1888. 

10886. John McDowell Stanley, "Mar. 15,1896. 

[6604] HENRY MORGAN STANLEY,!* (Bro. of Eliza M.,) 

b. Henderson Co., Ky., Nov. 17, 1864; unmarried; educated in Henderson, 
and at Yale College; lawyer; admitted to the bar, in Conn., 1887; afterwards, 
in Kentucky, where he has since practiced law; city judge: democrat; member 
of K.P., and B.P.O.E.; Epis. 

[6605] JACKSON McCLAiN STANLEY," Bro. of Eliza M.,) 

b. Henderson Co., Ky., Feb. 6, 1866; unmarried; educated in Henderson; 

tobacconist and merchant; Democrat; director Farmer's Bank and Trust Co.; 

member Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners; Epis. 

, [6606] HELEN FAY JENKINS,' (Josiah H.,« Josiah,7 EbeDezer,65< 
Experience Hamlin, 3 James,2i) b. Marietta, Ohio, July 24, 1868: m. Falls Church 
|Va., Aug. 17, 1893, Daniel Fritchey, son of Daniel Fritchey, and Julia Adelaide 
(Morrison) Summey, b. Asheville, N.C., Dec. 20, 1863; piano dealer; Asheville, 
1863-88; Charlotte, N.C., 1888-92; Knoxville, Tenn., 1892-6; Charlotte, 1896-1900; 
Atlanta, Ga., 1900-1; since, Cincinnati, Ohio; Democrat; mem. of Rathbone 
j^odge 37, K.P.; Suez Temple, 73, D. O. K.K.; Presb.; she Epis. 

* For Eldridge see note 90. 



1058 ■ THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[6610] AININIE ARNOT HILL,9 (Jane S. Jenkins,* Ebenezer,'654 

Experience Hamlin,^ James,2i) b. Jan. 9, 1857: m. Oct. 9, 1879, Frank S. 

Anderson. 

Children: 

10887. Ralph Hill, b. Sept. 21, 1881; d. Mar. 16, 1889. 

10888. Bektha Louise, " Nov. 14, 1884. 

10889. Raymond Hill, " Jan. 8, 1890. 

10890. I>ELLA Knight, " Mar. 25, 1892; d. Aug. 3, 1892. 

[6618] J. ALGIE CARROL WARE.9 (Helen H. O'Flyng,* Lydia 

Jenkins,^ Ebenezer.es* Experience Hamlin.^ .Tames,2i) b. Galveston, Texas, 1860; 
m. Oct. 17, 1883, Samuel Henry Hardwick; .she d. Oct. 12, 1887. 
Children: 

10891. James Ware, b. 1884: d. 1884. 

10892. Algie Marjorie, " May 16, 1887. 

[6620] IVYL 0'FLYNG,» (Isaac M.,* Lydia Jenkins,' Ebenezer,6fi* 

Experience Hamlin,2James,2i) b. Greencastle, Ind., Mar. 11, 1862; m. Wood- 
ward, Iowa, Dec. 3, 1885, Mary, dau. of William Henry and Margaret Roseanna 
(Waldo) Harlow, b. Xenia, Iowa, Nov. 3, 1866; printer; Perry, Iowa, 1883-6: 
since, Omaha, Neb.: Republican; member of Covert Lodge 11, A.F. &A.M.: 
Omaha Chapter 1, R.A.M.;Mt. Calvary Commandery 1, K. T.; she Methodist. 

[6621] ALLEELA O'FLYNG,' (Sister of Ivyl,) 

b. 1871; m. Edward Myers: Diagonal, Iowa. 
Children: 



10893. 


ZORA, 


1889. 


10894. 


Jessie, 


1891. 


10895. 


Marlin, 


1893. 


10896. 


Max, 


1895. 


10897. 


Carl, 


1898. 



[6624] FRANK WILKINS ROBINSON ,9 (Louisa T. 0'Flyng,« Lydia 
Jenkins,' Ebenezer,654 Experience Hamlin, ^ James,2i) b. New Albany, Ind., 
Apr. 5, 1863; m. Morgan Park, Chicago, 111., Sept. 28, 1886, Emily Wood, dau. of 
Douglas Robert and Sarah Elizabeth (White) Hall, b. Chicago, Dec. 16, 1867; 
bank cashier; Indianapolis, Ind.; Chicago, 111.; Bakersfleld, Cal., since 1891: Re- 
publican; P.M., Bakersfleld; member Lodge, 224, A.F. & A.M.; King Solomon 
Lodge of Perfection 3; Los Angeles Consistory 3, N. M. S., and other orders: she 
member Chapter 125, O. E. S.; Methodists. 

Children: 

10898. Ca. Wesley, b. July 12, 1887, Morgan Park. 

10899. Leslie St. Clair, " Oct. 30, 1892, Bakersfleld. 

[6626] Dr. WILBUR S. ROBINSON,^ (Bro. of Frank W.,) 

b. New Albany, Ind., Sept. 14, 1866: m. Paraona, Cal., Sept. 15, 1897, Mira, 

dau. of Charles P. and Almira (Hollister*) Wilson, b. Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. 

6, 1868; physician; New Albany, 1866-70; Greencastle, Ind., 1870-80; Indianapohs; 

Ind., 1880-94; since. Flagstaff, Ariz.: Republican; House physician, Indianapolis 

* For Hollister see note 345. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1059 

j City Hospital, 1893-4: scliool trustee, Flagstaff, 1900-3; member of Flagstaff 
' Lodge 1, A. F. & A.M.; she Methodist. 
No issue. 

[m-ZS] Mcdonald ROBINSON," (Bro. of Frank W.,) 

b. Mar. 27, 1871; m. Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 5, 1897, Bertha B. Fisher; bank 
cashier; Indianapolis, Ind. 

Child: 

10900. Bertha Louisk, b. Oct. 15, 1898. 

[6630J MARGURITE JENKINS,' (Henry,* Warren,' Ebenezer,«54 

Experience Hamlin,^ James,2i) b. 1851; m. Francis W. Dickens, b. N. Y. He 
entered the U. S. Navy from Conn., as acting Mid-shipman, Sept. 20, 1861; Mid- 
shipman July 16, 1862; Ensign, Nov. 1, 1866; Master, Dec. 1, 1866; Lieut., Mar. 12, 
1868; Lt-Commander, June 12, 1869; Commander, Sept. 23, 1885; Captain, July 3, 
1898, and commanded the Indiana. She was burned to death by explosion of 
gasoline, Washington, D. C, July, 1899. 

No issue. 

[6631] MAY JENKINS,9 (Sister of Margurite,) 

b. Binghamton, N. Y., 1853; m. Dr. Samuel Sexton; she d. N. Y. City, 
Feb. 1899. 

No issue. 

[6632] ANNA SPAULDING JENKINS,^ (HermonD.,8 Warren,' Eben- 
ezer,'554 Experience Hamlin,^ James,*') b. Joliet, 111., Aug. 12, 1869; teacher; 
Brooklyn, N.Y.: unmarried. 

[6633] Rev. PAUL BURRILL JENKINS.^ (Bro. of Anna S.,) 

b. Joliet, Ills., Aug. 25, 1872; m. Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 23, 1897, Gertrude, 

dau. of Delancey M. and Sarah (Morgan) Halbert, b. Binghamton, N. Y.; 

clergyman; Joliet, 1872-3; Freeport, Ills., until 1889; Sioux City, Iowa, 1889-90; 

Princeton, N. J., 1890-7; since, Kansas City, Mo.; Republican; Presbs. 

Ch. b. Kansas City: 

10901. Halbert Hermon, Jan. 15, 1899. 

[6643] JOHN STURGIS SAMUEL.s (Lucy Alley,^ Lucy Jenkins,^ Braley," 
Simeon,5 Samuel,* Experience Hamlin,3 James,2i) b. Brewster, Mass., Oct. 
28. 1861; m. Boston, Mass., Feb. 3, 1893, Mary E. Lynch; Supt. Lawrence Cord- 
age Works, Brooklyn, N.Y.; res. Brewster, 1875-81; Boston, until 1892; after- 
wards, Brooklyn; Republican. He d. Brooklyn, Feb. 23, 1893. 

[6644] ROBERT MARDEN SAMUEL,9 (Bro. of John S.,) 

b. Brewster, Mass., Dec. 21, 1863; m. Brooklyn, N. Y., Jan. 2, 1895, Adelaide 

Matilda, dau. of Erwin Dwight and Sarah Maria (Swackhamer) Buckman, b. 

Brooklyn, Jan. 7, 1874; shipping clerk; resided Boston, Mass., 1882-4, 1888-9; 

Apalachicola, Fla., 1885-7; Chicago, 1890-1; since, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Republican; 

member Lodge 459, R. A.; Presbs. 

Ch. b. Brooklyn: 

10902. John Erwin, July 27, 1896. 

10903. Robert Marden, Mar. 28, 1898. 



1060 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[6649] FRANCIS HOWLAND PORTER,9 (Ellen Howland,' Dorcas 
JenkinsJ Braley,* Simeon," Samuel,* Experience Hamlin,^ James,2i) b. 

Neponset, Mass., June 4, 1854; m. tbere, Oct. 28, 1879, Alice Howard Packard; 

res. San Francisco, Cal.; Republican; Unitarian. 

[6650] JOHN ILSLEY PORTER," (Bro. of Francis H.,) 

b. Neponset, Mass., Aug. 16, 1856; m. Minneapolis, Minn., Aug. 30, 1881, Mittie 
Cornelia, dau. of John Chandler and Anna Carter (Tilton) Johnson, b. St. An- 
thony, Minn., Feb. 5, 1860; res. Neponset, until 1874; since, St. Paul, Minn.; Re- 
publican. He d. Palatka, Fla., Feb. 18, 1882. 

No issue. 

[6654] FREDERICK M. WHITCOMB PORTER,' (Bro. -of Francis H.,) 
b. Neponset, Mass., July 14, 1867; m. there, Feb. 11, 1892, Addie Louise, 

dau. of Henry and Mary Adelaide (Meirs) Bowker, b. Neponset, June 16, 1870; 

res. Neponset; Republican; Unitarian. 

Ch. b. Neponset: 

10904. Majorie Whitcomb, Mar. 31, 1893. 

10905. Jeanette HowLAND, May 25, 1894. 

10906. John Whitcomb, Sept. 10, 1898. 

[6661] MARY ADELAIDE HAMBLIN,^ (Alexander C.,* William L.,' 
Silas,65 James,*3 2i) b. Alexandria Bay, N.Y., June 24, 1845; m. Battle Creek, 
Mich., Oct. 30, 1865, Charles E., son of Henry D. and Ruth M. (Bartlett) Lyman, 
b. Hinsdale, Mass., Nov, 21, 1836; insurance and real estate agent; Hinsdale, 
until 1861; Kalamazoo, Mich., 1866; since. Battle Creek: Republican: alderman, 
1870; she d. Battle Creek, Feb. 13, 1878. 

Ch. b. Battle Creek: 
10907.* Fred Hamblin, Oct. 29, 1866. 

[6662] ALICE THERESA HAMBLIN,^ (Sister of Mary A.,) 

b. Chauraont, N. Y., Aug. 27, 1849; m. Battle Creek, Mich., 1874, Theron, 

son of Anthony Crispell, b, Genessee Co., N. Y., 1842; photographer; Battle 

Creek; removed to New Mexico, 1883; Republican. 

Ch. b. Battle Creek: 

10908. Louise Carlisle, 1879; unm. 1899. 

[6664] MARTHA JANE CLARK,* (Emeline Harablin,^ Wilham L,^ Silas,»5 
James,i32i) b. Earnestown, Canada, Jan. 27, 1847; m. Three Mile Bay, N. Y., 

June 11, 1863, Noah Lee, son of Oscar and Maria (Lee) Prior, b. Limerick, N.Y.; 

farmer; Limerick; Republican. 

Ch. b. Limerick: 

10909. Jessie, b. 1665; unm. 1899. 

10910. John, "June 2, 1875, " 

10911. Charles Oscar, " July 6, 1882, " " 

[6665] EMMA FRANCELIA CLARK,9 (Sister of Martha J.,) 

b. Earnestown, Canada, Feb. 3, 1849; m. Battle Creek, Mich., Sept. 8, 1856, 

Augustus, son of Benjamin and Maria (Smith) Drake, b. Marshall, Mich., May 

7, 1838; druggist; Battle Creek; Republican; Methodists. 



NINTH GENERATION. 



1061 



Children: 

10912. Fannie May, 

10913. MiNNIK, 



b. May 30, 1869, Vermontville; d. Sept. 18, 1869. 
" Sept. 1, 1871; d. Sept. 25, 1871. 



[6666] MEDORA JOSEPHINE CLARK,9 (Sister of Martha J.,) 
b. Chaumont, N. Y., May 6, 1851; m. 1st, Decatur, Mich., May 2, Wm. Henry 
McKenzie, Jr., b. 1841; engineer; Decatur; Republican; he d. Decatur; m. 2d, 
May 2, 1883, Benjamin Barrett, his second wife; he m, 1st, Jennie Hamblin;^ she 
i Methodist; res. Appleton, Wis.; he d. Sept. 5, 1898. 

Ch. by 1st marriage, b. Muskegon, Mich: 

10914. Grace, Jan. 28; unm. 1899, 

[6667] FRANK JAY CLARK,9 (Bro. of Martha J.,) 

I b. Chaumont, N. Y., Feb. 15,1857; engineer; Decatur, Mich.; Republican: 
'K.P.; d. unmarried, Decatur, 1886, 

[6668] FRED HAMBLIN CLARK,9 (Bro. of Martha J.,) 

b. Chaumont, N.Y.,Oct. 18, 1861; m. Bangor, Mich., Aug. 20, Marie, dau. of 

Andrew and Marcia Susan (West) Douglas, b. Breedsville, Mich.; machinist; 

Cadilac, Mich.; Democrat: Odd Fellow; she Methodist. 

Children: 

10915. Isaac, b. 1887, Breedsville, 

10916. Dora, " 1892, 

10917. Gladys, " 1897, Cadilac, 



(Benjamin, 8 William L.,^ Silas,^^ 



[6670]. WILLIAM HAMBLIN,9 
James,*32i) He d, Apr. 1893. 

Child: 

10918. Benjamin; res. Beloit, Wis, 



[6673] JENNIE HAMBLIN,9 (Sister of William,) 

m. Appleton, Wis., Benjamin, son of Benjamin and Mary Barrett, b. Eng- 
land; hardware merchant; Appleton, after 1863; Republican; Methodists; she d. 
Appleton, May 29, 1880; he m. 2d, her cousin, Medora J. Clark. He d. Apple- 
!ton, Sept. 5, 1898. 

Ch, b, Appleton: 

10919. Frank, July 10, 1878, unm. 1899. 

10920. Benjamin, Apr. 9, 1880, " " 

[6675] ALICE G. COLLINS,^ (Martha Hambhn,* William L.,^ Silas,*^ 
rames,432i) b. Orleans, N. Y., Apr. 14, 1851; m. Brownville, N. Y., June 2, 1871, 
Edwin, son of David and Rachael ( Knapp) Moffatt, b. Brownville, 1847; farmer; 
Brownville, (Limerick P.O.) N, Y.; Republican: member Chaumont Grange, 
IP.H.; assessor. 



b. June 3, 1872, Henderson; d. Feb., 1874, 
" July 5, 1875, Orleans. 
" Feb. 14, 1877, Brownville: unm. 1900. 
" Apr. 14, 1882, " " " 

" Jan. 25, 1889, 





Children 


10921. 


Horace E., 


10922,* 


Sadie L., 


10923. 


Susie E., 


10924. 


David T., 


10925. 


Harry C, 



1062 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[6677] ADDIE E. COLLINS,9 (Sister of Alice G.,) 

b. Orleans, N.Y., Aug. 15, 1855; ra. Brownville, N. Y., Jan. 1, 1874, Rodolpho, 
son of Hiram and Eliza (Anthony) Hoover, b. Leray, N. Y., Ang., 1853; farmer: 
Brownville, (Dexter P.O.) N. Y.; Democrat; member Dexter Grange, P. H. 

Ch. b. Brownville: ' 

10926.* Grace B., Aug. 25, 1876. 

10927.* Nellie E., Nov. 6, 1878. 

10928. Mattib E., Oct. 10, 1883; unm. 1900. 

10929. Charles H., July 6, 1884, " " 

10930. Ethel M., Aug. 25, 1891. 

10931. Frank R., Nov. 6, 1897. 

[6678] CHARLES O. COLLINS,' (Bro. of Alice G., ) 

b. Orleans, N.Y., Mar. 31, 1861; m. Clayton, N.Y„ Mar., 1879, Laura A., dau. 
of Edwin and Mary (Maxon) Baldwin, b. Clayton, Aug., 1862; farmer; Clayton, 
(Stone Mills, P. O.) N.Y.; Republican; member of LaFargeville Grange, P. H.: 
Methodists and Good Templars. 

Ch. b. Clayton: 

10932. Mae E., July 6, 1886. 

[6680] JOHN H1LLIBERTSPENCER,9 (Sarah A. Hillibert,' John, 
Jemima Hamblin,6Silas,5James,*32i) b. Westfield, N.Y., May 16, 1850; ra. 
1st, Warren, Pa., Jan. 3, 1877, Margaret, dau. of John and Johanna McPherson, 
b. Warren, Apr. 3, 1855, who d. there, Nov. 15, 1877: m. 2d, Independence, Kan- 
sas, Feb. 10, 1885, Bertha Lee, dau. of William J. and Virginia (Sawhill) Boggs, 
b. Wheeling, West Va., Oct. 15, 1866; cashier. Miner's Bank, Joplin, Mo.; res. 
Westfield, N.Y., 1850-72; Warren, Pa, until 1880; Winona, Minn., 1880-2; Buffalo, 
N.Y., 1882-4; Independence, Kas., 1884-90; since, Joplin, Mo.; Republican; mem- 
ber of school board, 1885-90; member of board of education and treasure! 
school district, Joplin, 1895-1900; mayor of Joplin, 1899-1901; Freemason, 32°; Past 
Grand High Priest, Kansas; member of B.P.O.E.; M.W.A.; A.O.U.W., and K.P. 

No issue. 

[6681] JAMES HAMLIN,9 (Seth.^ Joshua,' Seth,« Silas,^ James,is2i) 
b. Canton, Ontario, Apr. 21, 1854; m. Anna, dau. of Charles and Jemima 
(Woodrope) Mansfield. Their children were adopted by others. He d. Scar- 
borough, Ont., 1882. 

Children: 

10933. Mary Elizabeth. 

10934. Adelbert. 

[668.3] CHARLES HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of James,} 

b. Scarborough, Ont., 1858; m. Matilda, dau. of Stephen and Matilda (Silk) 
Hudd. The whole family are dead. He d. Scarborough, 1887. 

Children: 

10935. Richard. 
109.36. Charles. 

10937. Ida. 

10938, Herbert. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1063 

[6685] SARAH HAMLIN,« (Sister of James,) 

b. Scarborough, Ont., 1866: m. Samuel, son of Jacob and Barbara Shank; 
res. Markham, Ont. 

A Child. 



[6686] THOMAS HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of James,) 

b. Scarborough, Ont., 1868: m. Elizabeth Cadden; res. Markham, Ont, 
Three children. 

[6687] WILLIAM HAMLIN," (Bro. of James, ) 

b. Scarborough, Ont., 1870; m. Louisa Fields. His widow and son reside 
Chicago, Ills. He d. Lakeport, Mich., 1893, 
Child: 

10939. William, b, 1889. 

[6692] BETHIA ARNOLD,^ (Maria Hamlin,* Joshua,^ Seth,6 Silas,B 
James,*32i) b. Pickering, Ontario, Mar. 27, 1852; m.Shelburne, Ont., June 4,1874, 
William Arnold, son of John and Sarah Jane (Nelson) Taylor, b. Dundass, Ont., 
Jan. 23, 1851; farmer; Horning's Mills, Ont.; Conservative; members Church of 
JL.D.S. 

Children: 

10940. William Isaac, b. Aug. 8, 1881,, Garafraxa. 
10941'. Lloyd Elvtood, " Dec. 21, 1885, Horning's Mills. 

10942. Ella Ettatena A., " Jan, 13, 1889, Melancthon, 

[6693] ANNA MARIA ARNOLD,' (Sister of Bethia, ) 

I b. Pickering, Ont., Aug. 7, 1854; m. Orangeville, Ont., June 7, 1876, .John, 
son of Adam and Susannah (Bloomer) McKibbon, b. Vaughn, Ont., Oct. 26: 
farmer; Melancthon; Conservative; member Church of L. D. S. 
' Children: 

10943. Adam Edward, b. Apr. 2, 1877, Mono, 

10944. John William, " July 1, 1878, 

10945. Anna Maude, "Oct. 1, 1881, Amaranth. 

[6694] ELIZA JANE ARNOLD,9 (Sister of Bethia,) 

b. Melancthon, Ont., Jan. 25, 1857; m. Shelburne, Ont., Aug. 18, 1800, 

jGeorge A., son of Joseph and Rebecca (White) Pritchard, b. Brockville, Ont., 

|about 1843: tinner; Brockville; Conservative; Epis. 

Ch. b. Shelburne: 

10946. Clake, May 21, 1882. 

[6695] JOSHUA ARNOLD,** (Bro. of Bethia,) 

b. Melancthon, Ont., Oct. 10, 1859; m. Horning's Mills, Ont., Jan. 4, 1881, 
lane Talbot, adopted dau. of Richard and Sarah Phair, b. Toronto, Ont., Jan, 
'-5, 1864; her parents d. in her infancy; farmer; Melancthon; member Church of 
^. D. S. 



1064 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Ch. b. Melancthoa: 








10947. 


Oliver, 


July 


7. 


1882 


10948. 


Edwari> Stanley, 


Feb. 


15, 


1884 


10949. 


WiLLARD Evans, 


Aug. 


1, 


1887 


10950. 


James Burtrtm, 


July 


24, 


1889 


10951. 


William Talbot, 


Dec. 


8, 


1892 


10952. 


Jarnet, 


Nov. 


20, 


1893 


10953. 


Elizabeth Maude, 


May 


27, 


1896 



[6696] WILLIAM ISAAC ARNOLD," (Bro. of Bethia,) 

b. Melancthon, Ont., Aug. 18, 1861; m. Honeywood, Mulmur, Feb. 1, 189^ 

Frances Mariam, dau. of Richard and Ann (Tupling) Coe, b. Mulmur, Mar. 13 

1870; farmer; Conservative; members Church of L. D. S. 
Ch. b. Melancthon: 

10954. Myrtle Mildred, Sept. 8, 1894. 

10955. James Andrew, Dec. 26, 1895. 



[6697] ELLEN AMELIA ARNOLD,9 fSister of Bethia,) 

b. Melancthon, Ont., Dec. 17, 1863; m. there. Mar. 5, 1885, Thomas, son 
Thomas and Lucy (Curtus) Clayton, b. Shambershire, England, May 26, 186| 
farmer; Sault St. Marie, Mich.; Conservative; members Church of L. D. S. 
Children: 

10956. Joseph L. Smith, b. Dec. 24, 1889, Shelburne. 

10957. William Bowley, " Nov. 11, 1892, Melancthon. 

[6698] HANNAH MATILDA ARNOLD,' (Sister of Bethia,) 

b. Melancthon, Ont., Oct. 10, 1865; m. Horning's Mills, Ont., Aug. 18, 1886 
Andrew, son of William and Mary (Martin) Kilpatrick, b, Brompton, Ont. 
Apr. 10, 1852; express and drayman; Brampton, Orangeville, Mona Center, anc 
Primrose, until 1868; since, Horning's Mills and Shelburne; Conservative; alder 
man, 1895-7; Presb.; Freemason; Member Orange Lodge 1125, C. O. F. and Fores 
ters281. 

Ch. b. Horning's Mills: 

10958. Myrtle Susie Irene, Oct. 4, 1887. 



[6708] CORDELIA F. SMALL,^ (LucretiaHamblin,^ William,^ Nathan,'^ 
Caleb,5 James,* 321) b. Waquoit, Mass., Mar. 7, 1827; m. there. May 28,1846, 

Capt. Peter, son of Thomas and Lydia, (Eldredge*) Childs,t b. Waquoit, Dec. 

13, 1822: master mariner; North Falmouth, Mass. 

Children: 

b. April 10, 1847, N. Falmouth; d. May 19, 1850. 
4, 1850, " 
24, 1852, " 

4, 1854, Hilo, H. I. 
20. 1856, N. Falmouth. 

2, 1858, Honolulu, H. I. 

5, 1860, N. Falmouth; d. Oct. 8, I860. 
20, 1862, '« 



10959. 


Frederick, 


b. April 


10960.* 


LUCRETIA, 


" May 


10961.* 


Frederick, 


" Jan. 


10962.* 


Byron, 


" Apr. 


10963.* 


LiLLIE, 


" Nov. 


10964.* 


Minnie, 


" Oct. 


10965. 


Infant, 


" June 


10966. 


William, 


" Apr. 



* For Eldridge see note 90. 
+ For Childs see note 36. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1065 

[6710] HIRAM EDWIN SMALL,9 (Bro. of Cordelia F.,) 

b. Waquoit, Mass., Jan. 1, 1836: m. North Falmouth, Mass., Feb. 20, 1866, 

Joanna Fearing, dau. of Capt. Joseph Warren and Laura (Crowell,*) Nye,t b. 

North Falmouth, Sept. 28, 1837; carpenter; North Falmouth; RepubUcan. 
No issue. 

[6711] REBECCA WEST SMALL,9 (Sister of Cordelia F.,) 

b. Waquoit, Mass., July 3, 1840; m. North Falmouth, Mass., May, 1873, 
Capt. Stillman William, son of Stillman and Tabitha (AllenJ) Snow,§ b. Har- 
wich, Mass., Mar. 1, 1831; master mariner; Harwich and Winchester, Mass.; 
Republican; she d. Winchester, Nov. 29, 1899. 

Ch. b. East Boston: 

10967.* Florekce M., May 19, 1876. 

[6712] ROXANNA SNOW SMALL,9 (Sister of Cordelia F.,) 

b. Waquoit, Mass., Aug. 22, 1842; m. North Falmouth, Mass., Nov. 7, 1872, 
Charles Edward, son of Isaac Dexter and Julia Ann (Pope||) Bump, b. Middle- 
borough, Mass., Sept. 26, 1846; shoe cutter; Middleborough; Republican. 
No issue. 

[6714] AMELIA. RUSSELL SMALL,9 (Sister of Cordelia F.,) 

b. Waquoit, Mass., June 5, 1847; m. North Falmouth, Mass., Dec. 6, 1869, 
lAlvin, son of Nathaniel and Hannah (Burgess^I) Wing,** b. Pocassett, Mass., 
Dec. 5, 1845; farmer; Pocassett; Republican. 

Ch. b. Pocassett: 

10968. Nathaniel Norton, 1877: unm. 1901. 

[6715] WILLIAM L. HAMLIN,9 (Hiram,« William,^ Nathan,^ Caleb,^ 
James. 1321) b. Falmouth, Mass., Mar. 26, 1845; m. New Bedford, Mass., Aug. 24, 
1870, Emeline, dau. of Otis and Lydia H. (Head) Baker, ft b. Falmouth, Sept. 5, 
1851; mariner; Falmouth. He d. there, Apr. 15, 1894. 

Ch. b. Falmouth: 
10969.* Justin A Melrose, Dec. 5, 1872. 

10970. HIRA3I Edward, Sept. 16, 1874; unm. 1896. 

[6717] ANNA LOUISA HAMBLIN,9 (Sister of William L.,) 

b. Waquoit, Mass., July 31, 1851; m. there, Jan. 19, 1874, Charles Leslie, son 

of Charles Luce and Eliza Ann (Jones) Bassett,U b. West Barnstable, Mass., 

Mar. 18, 1853; farmer; West Barnstable. 

Ch. b. W. Barnstable: 
10971.* Susan Eliza, Dec. 8, 1875. 

10972. Chester Luce, Apr. 5, 1882; unm. 1902. 

* For Crowell see notes 52, 270 and 390. 
+ For Nye see note 34. 

* For Allen see notes 267 and 465. 
8 For Snow see note 177. 

II For Pope see note 26. 

t For Burgess see note 389. 

** For Wing see note 77. 

++ For Baker see note 125. 

W For Bassett see note 130. 



1066 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[6718] WILLIAM E. KERN.s (Tabitha P. Hamblin,^ William,' Nathan,6 
Caleb,5 James,"2i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Feb. 8, 1832; m. there, Jan, 6, 1852, 

Henrietta, dau. of Levi and Miranda (Towne) Lovejoy, b. in Maine, May 17, 

1835; glass blower; Sandwich; Odd Fellow. 

Ch. b. Sandwich: 

10973.* Emily, Dec. 3, 1852. 

10974.* Etta, May 21, 1861. 

10975. Minnie, Jan. 3, 1866. 

10976. William, Dee. 1, 1869. 

[6719] HENRY A. KERN,9 (Bio. of William E.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Nov. 5, 1833; m. there, July 31, 1859, Sylvia, dau. of 
Henry and Tirzah Weeks;* 1st Lieut. D, 29 Mass. Inf. Vols.; enlisted May 9, 
1861; dis. May 30,1862; glass maker; New Bedford, Mass.; Republican; shed. 
Sandwich, Jan. 1, 1860. 

No issue. 

[6720] ANPHENETTIE KERN,9 (Sister of William E ,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Apr. 21, 1836; ra. 1st, W. Rabon; m. 2d, Elkanah Sears, 

son of Peter and Sarah (Searst) Baker, J b. South Dennis, Mass.; hotel keeper; 

West Dennis; Republican. He d. West Dennis, April, 1885: she d. there, Dec. 

10, 1882. 

Ch. by 1st Marriage: 

10977. Jessie; m. Capt. Nathan F. Rogers. 

Ch. by 2d marriage, b. So. Dennis: i 

10978.* Lillian Sears, Oct. 20, 1867. 

! 
[6721] SARAH BRUCE KERN,9 (Sister of William E.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., July 21, 1838: m. Waquoit, Mass., Mar. 28, 1877, Charles 
F., son of Joseph and Lydia (Eldridge^) Child;|| mariner in early life: later 
farmer; Waquoit, Mass., 1896. 

No Issue. 

[6726] HERBERT KERN,9 (Bro. of William E.,) 

m. Mary Cash, of Hyannis, Mass. 

[6727] LAURA MASON EDDY,9 (Ann F. Hamblin,* Reuben,' Nathan,^ 
Caleb,5 James,*32i) b. Providence, R. I., Mar. 5, 1843; m. East Greenwich, R.L, 
Oct. 7, 1868, Edward Harry, son of Harry and Cynthia (Godell) Payne, b. East 
Haddam, Ct., Sept. 25, 1841; res. Putnam, Ct.; Epis.; Freemason; A.O. U. W.; 
K. P.; Knight Golden Cross; she Baptist. 

Ch. b. Mystic, Ct.: 
10979. Fannie Downs, Sept. 10, 1869; d. Apr. 2, 1883. 



* For Weeks see notes 422 and 462. 

+ For Sears see notes 7, 285. 368, 370, 391 and 426. 

* For Baker see note 125. 

§ For Eldridge see note 90. 

11 For Childs see note 36. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1067 

[6728] SUSAN PERRY EDDY,9 (Sister of Laura M.,) 

b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 18, 1844; m. East Greenwicti, R. I., Aug. 22, 1866, 
Frank M. Bates, of Pawtucket, R. I. 

Ch. b. Pawtucket: 

10980. Chakles Eddy, June 9, 1867; d. June 2, 1880. 

10981. Sarah May, Dec. 3, 1872. 

[6730] ELLA M. JONES,9 (Emily H. Hamblin,« Reuben,' Nathan,6 Caleb,* 
James,* 321) b. Falmouth, Mass., May 16, 1848; m. there, Dec. 8. 1868, Abbott, 

son of Isaac Henry and Susan L. (Robinson*) Hatch, t b. Falmouth, Dec. 6, 1848; 

carriage builder: Roxbury, Mass.; Republican; members Eliot Church, Boston; 

she d. Boston, Dec. 3, 1889. 
Children: 

10982. Isaac Henry, b. May 20, 1870, Falmouth; unm. 1897. 

10983. William Albert, " June 4, 1873, Boston, " " 

10984. George Stewart, " Oct. 9, 1879, " " " 

[6731] ADA M. JONES," (Sister of Ella M.,) 

b. Falmouth, Mass., Feb. 29, 1851; m. Roxbury, Mass., Nov. 12, 1879, William 
A., son of Thomas J. and Frances B. (Wells) Searles, b. Salem, Mass., Apr. 22, 
1842; private. A, 22 Mass. Inf. Vols., enlisted Oct. 22, 1864; Republican; she 
Methodist; she d. Roxbury, Nov. 7, 1891. 
Child: 

10985. Albert H., b. June 18, 1881. 

[6734] HORATIO HOUGTON HAMLEN,^ (Nathaniel,* James," Na- 
thaniel,* Caleb,5 James,* 3 21) ij. Sandwich, Mass., Mar. 30, 1854; professional 
singer: received his musical education in Boston; res. Portland, Me.; E. Cam- 
bridge, Mass.: Meriden, Ct.; and Brooklyn, N.Y.; Methodist. He d. Brook- 
lyn, May 5, 1890, unmarried. 



• > 



[6735] MARY ELIZABETH HAMLEN,9 Sister of Horatio H ., 
b. Sandwich, Mass., Sept. 10, 1856; m. Brooklyn, N. Y., Nov. 5, 1879, John 
Howard, son of James D. and Lydia A. (Ladd) Charlton, b. Chester, Ct., Nov. 7, 
1852; cutlery mfgr.: Meriden, Ct.; member R. A.; I.O. R. M.: and S. A. R. Be- 
fore marriage she was a singer: res. Portland, Me.; East Cambridge, Mass.; 
Montreal, Canada, and Meriden, Ct.; Methodist. 
Ch. b. Meriden: 

10986. Sylvia May, Feb. 7, 1883. 

10987. Dorothy Gertrude, Apr. 28, 1889. 

10988. Elizabeth, Sept. 14, 1894. 

[6736] LUCY AUGUSTA HAMLEN,9 (Sister of Horatio H.,) 

b. Somerville, Mass., July 18, i860; m. Taunton, Mass., July, 1887, Edward 
iMilton, son of Milton Richardson and Emmeline (Havins) French, b. Garretts- 
ville, Ohio, June 15, 1862; she res. Somerville, until 1871; East Cambridge, until 
1872; since, Taunton; she is a Normal graduate, and was a teacher about four 
years; Baptist. 

Ch. b. Taunton: 

10989. Arthur Milton, Apr. 20, 1889. 

* For Kobinson see note 86. 
+ For Hatch see note 94. 



1068 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[6737] ARTHUE BYRON HAMLEN,9 (Bro. of Horatio H.,) 

was first named James Arthur, but his name was changed as above: b. Somer- 
ville, Mass., May 15, 1865: m. Brooklyn, N. Y., Dec. 15, 1892, Mary Ada, dau. of 
Henry E. and Carrie Smith (Compton) Ketcliam, b. Goshen, N. Y., Nov. 26, 1870: 
merchant; N. Y., City: res. Brooklyn, N. Y. He inherited a strong rugged con- 
stitution and up to the present time never had a day of illness. He attended 
school, first in Boston, Mass., afterwards three years in Conn., and finished his 
schooling by graduating from the High School in Brooklyn, 1886. A pleasant 
rivalry existed between him and his sister Gertrude, who was a brilliant scholar, 




Arthur B. Hamlen, Esq. 



in their studies at school; member of Star Athletic Club, Staten Island Athletic 
Club, Nassau Athletic Club, all in N. Y. During his school days and for several 
years after he devoted much attention to athletic sports and was frequently ac- 
companied on sport trips by his father, who took a deep interest in his suc- 
cess: they were usually together in the summer and fall months fishing, sailing 
and gunning. He is a strong and fearless swimmer and has saved several peo- 
ple from drowning, who were being carried out in the heavy surf on the coast 
of New Jersey. He was fondly attached to his parents and after their other 
children were married, both lived with him until their death. When a boy he 
had a fine soprano voice and sang at many concerts with his father; in later 
years he sang in church and concert music as tenor; and for several years in 
quartette work with his sister Tirzah, the famous contralto. The old maternal 
family homestead at Waquoit, Mass., which has been in the family more than 
150 years, and still in good condition, conveyed to him by his mother before her 
death, claims his warm attachment. There Mr. Hamlen and his sisters and 



NINTH GENERATION. 



1069 



their families spend much time sailing, fishing and gunning. In politics he is 
Republican, advocating the protective policy and sound money doctrine. He 
has been secretary of the Republican local organization, and delegate to county 
and state conventions; Methodist. He engaged in the woolen goods trade about 
1887; is a member of the firm of Galpin, Carmichael & Co., dealer in worsted, 
woolen and goods for men's wear, 9 & 11 White street, N. Y. City; and has been 
successful in stock speculations: member of Sons of Am. Revolution; Sons of 
Revolution: Sons of Colonial Wars; Founders and Patriots of America. 
Ch. b. Brooklyn: 

10990. Arthur Compton, Dec. 12. 1894. 

10991. JAME.S Monroe, Mar. ti, 1901. 

[«738] GERTRUDE HARRIET HAMLEN,» (Sister of Horatio H.,) 
b. Portland. Me., Dec. 12,1867; m. Brooklyn, N. Y., Feb. 1, 1897, Samuel 
Wilson, son of JameS' and Annie (Walker) Fi-azer, b. White Lake, N. Y., May 
25, 1866; artist; Newburg, N. Y., 1870-85: Brooklyn, 1885-97; Fall River, Mass., 
since 1898; Republican; Presb.: she was a fine scholar and graduated from the 
Brooklyn High School at the head of her class, 1886. She has resided in Port- 
land. Me.; East Cambridge, Mass.; Meriden, Ct.;and Brooklyn; a soprano singer 
in Oratorio, church and concert music: Methodist. 
Children: 

10992. James Samuel, b. Jan. 30, 1898, Fall River. 

10993. Harriet Gertrude, " Aug. 14, 1901, South Braintree. 




TiKZAH Hamlek Ruland. 



[6739] TIRZAH PHINNEY HAMLEN,9 (Sister of Horatio H.,) 
b. East Cambridge, Mass., Mar. 25, 1872; m. Brooklyn, N. Y., Apr. 30, 1894, 
Arthur Lamont, son of Manly A. and Jennie (Lamont) Ruland. She was edu- 



1070 



THE HAMLm FAMILY. 



cated in Brooklyn, 1880-92; and has res. East Cambridge: Meriden, Ct.; and 
Brooklyn; Methodist. Mrs. Ruland is a noted singer, passessing a superior 
contralto voice, highly cultivated; her singing, mostly in Oratorio and church 
music, has won golden opinions in this country and in Europe. 
Ch. b. Brooklyn: 
10994, Donald Lamont, Feb. H, 1895. 

[6740] Capt. FRED MONROE HAMLEN,9 (George M.,' Cornelius F.,' 
Nathaniel.fi Caleb,^ James,*32i) b, Falmouth, Mass., Nov. 16, 1859: m. Taun- 
ton, Mass., Sept. 6, 1888: Myra Jane, dau. of Ansel Clark and Joadicia Jane 
(H(jard) White,* b. Acushnet, Mass., Apr. 8, 1863. About 1877 he went to sea, 
shipping as boy on the SoatJiem Cross, from Boston to Batavia, Java: thence to 
Glasgow, Scotland; Renarth, Wales; thence back to the East Indies, and 
home to N. Y., voyage about 23 months; re-shipped in same vessel for Singa- 
pore; then shipped on tlie Bingleader, as second male; was afterwards in the 
San FraiKiisco and Liverpool trade; later in the West Coast of Africa trade, as 
master of brig Manson; subsequently he entered the employ of Old Colony 
Steamboat Co., between New York and Fall River, as pilot, and was so em- 
ployed 1899. Res. Taunton. 

Ch. b. Taunton: 
10995 Eunice Skabury, Sept. 30, 1889. 




George D. Hamlkn, M. I). 

[6741] GEORGE DEMPSTER HAMLEN,9M,D., (Rro. of Fred M..| 
b. Providence, R.I., July 8,1866; physician and surgeon; New York City. 



* For White see note 27 



NINTH GENERATION. 1071 

He graduated from East Greenwich Academy, R.I. , class of 1884; Wesleyan Uni- 
versity, Middletown, Cfc., class of 1888; while in college he was active in athlet- 
ics, being president of an athletic association and captain of a foot ball beam; 
also, solo 1st bass on College Glee Club. He graduated 3d in class of 160 from 
N. y. University Med. College, 1890. On competitive examination, 1890, he was 
awarded the appointment of Interne in Bellevue Hospital, from which he re- 
ceived a diploma, 1892, and has since practiced medicine inN.Y. City. In- 
structor in N. Y. University Med. College,— Obsteterics and Gynarcology— 
from 1892 until the establishment of the medical department of Cornell Univer- 
sity, since which he has been instructor in that institution: Republican; mem- 
ber of county and state Med. Societies; Society Alumni Bellevue Hospital; Sons 
of Revolution; Richmond Hill Golf Club; A.K. EClub; Knickerbociier Yacht 
Club; and Kane Lodge 454, A. F.& A.M. 



[6742] HENRY MARTIN BICKNELL,9 (Charlotte C. Hamlen,* Cor- 
nelius F.,' Nathaniel, « Caleb.s James,*3 2i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Nov. 7. 1863; 
m. N. Y. City, June 30, 1891, Marie, dau. of M. R. and Sarah (Bechtel) Schultz, 
b. Oct. 25, 1861. He held a position with the New York Journal; resides Brook- 
lyn, N.Y.; Republican; Freemason. 

No issue. 

[6744] EDWARD MONROE HAMLEN,9 (Ezra,^ Cornelius F.,^ Nathan- 
iel,6 Caleb,5 James.* 32 1) b. Sandwich, Mass., Aug. 16, 18t)2; m. Taunton, 
Mass., Apr. 22, 1887, Delia Lincoln Merrill, b. Taunton, Nov. 24, 1858; she is a 
descendant of Gen. Benjamin Lincoln, of Revolutionary fame. 

[6746] ELLA ELIZABETH HAINES,' (Nancy M. Jones,« Hannah Ham- 

blin,' Nathaniel,* Caleb,^ James,*32i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Apr. 2, 1848; m. there. 

May 14, 1868, Mark Anthony, son of William and Mary Ann Taylor, b. London, 

i England, 1840: watchmaker: he d. Jersey City, N. J., Mar. 26, 1891; she res. 

Cambridge, Mass, 

Ch. b. Waltham, Mass.: 

10996.* Gertrude Haines, June 29, 1871. 

[6747] MARION F. HAINES,9 (Sister of Ella E.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Mar. 30, 1850; m. there, June 2, 1872, Charles Edward, 

son of Edward and Mary Ann (Bowell) Stephenson, b. Meaford, Ontario, Oct. 

6, 1843; watchmaker and jeweller; Waltham and Boston; later, Somerville, Mass.; 

Republican; Freemason; Odd Fellow; Knight of Honor; she Cong. 

Ch. b. Boston: 

10997. Harry Edward, Aug. 24, 1877. 

10998. William Claude, Sept. 2, 1879. 

10999. Lillian May, Jan. 4, 1882; d. Jan ,5, 1885. 

[6748] EDGAR E. HAINES,* (Bro. of Ella E.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Oct. 29, 1858; unmarried; druggist; Chaiiestown, Mass.; 

Republican; member King Solomon's Lodge, A. F. & A.M., of which he has 

been W. M.; Odd Fellow, and I. O. R. M., all of Charlestown. 



1072 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[6751] EDWARD CLIFFORD BALL,^ (Eliza A. Jones,* Hannah Ham- 
blin.7 Nathaniel, 6 Caleb,^ James,* 321) b. Sandwich, Mass., 1860; m. E. Cambridge, 
Mass., 1885; Emma Frances, dau. of John and Sylvia Ann (Bumpas*) Oldham, 
b. Wareham, Mass., 1853; mechanic; E. Cambridge; Republican; she Baptist. 
Children: 

11000. Eliza May, b. 1889, E. Cambridge. 

11001. Cora EsTELLA, "1891. 

11002. Flokence Idella, " 1893. 

[6753] ALONZO MILTON HAINES,9 (Paulina F.Jones,8 Hannah Ham- 

blin, 7 Nathaniel, 6 Caleb,^ James,"2i) b. Waltham, Mass., Nov. 24, 1866; m. 
Plymouth, N.H., Feb. 1889, Carrie Clifford; insurance agent; Cambridge, Mass.; 
widower, March, 1896. 

[6754] WALTER GRAFTON HAMLEN,^ ( Ezra G.,» Ezra,^ Nathaniel,^ 
Caleb,5 James,*32i) b. Sandwich, Mass., 1862; m. by Rev. Royal J. Kellogg, 

Bourne, Mass., Apr. 28, 1891, Sarah Thomas, dau. of Joseph T. and Emily T. 

(Le Baron) Hathaway,t b. Buzzard's Bay, Mass., 1871; painter; New Bedford, 

Ch. b. New Bedford: 

11003. Carlton Le Baron, Feb. 1, 1892. 

11004. Emily R., Feb. 24, 1893. 

[6755] CORA MABEL HAMLIN,9 (Sister of Walter G.. ) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., May 27, 1865; m. by George W. Elmer, Sandwich, Apr. 

7, 1894, John Francis, son of John Calvin Cook and Eudorah, (Godfrey) Ellis,:!; b. 

Sandwich, Nov. 23, 1864; shoe cutter; Brockton, Mass.: Republican; member 

Cape Cod Mutual Benefit Asso.; she Cong.; and member Brockton Hosp. Ladies'' 

Aid So. 

Ch. b. Brockton: 

11005. Dorothy Mabel, July 10, 1896. 

[6760] ROSANNA M. HAMBLIN,9 (Levi D.,* Marshall C,^ Nathaniel,^ 
Caleb,5 James,432i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Oct. 30, 1870; m. by Rev. G. F. JenkSy 
Mattapoisette, Mass.. Dec. 11, 1888; Charles S., Son of William B. and Angelina 
B. Keene, b. Sandwich, 1861; tackmaker; Sandwich. 

I 
[6762] LEVI ALONZO HAMBLIN,* (Bro. of Rosanna M.,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., Aug. 14, 1874; m. by Rev. S. B. Flagg, Sandwich, Oct. 

10, 1897, Annie L., dau. of Daniel and Elizabeth (Shute) Tribon, b. Sandwich, 

1879; laborer; Sandwich. 

[6773] LEONARD GURLEY LOOMIS,*' (Lovisa Crocker,* Betsey 

Foote,^ Elizabeth Hamblin,« Job,^ James,* 321) b. Lorain Co., Ohio, Aug. 4, 
1837; na. Grand Rapids, Mich., Nov., 1865, Elizabeth, dau. of Luther D. and 
Mary (Cosgrove) Abbott, b. Grandville, Nov., 1840; farmer; Ohio, until 1864; 
afterwards, Michigan, St. Johns, 1902; Republican; justice peace; Methodist: 
member St. Johns' Lodge 28, A.O. U. W.; Sergt. E, 42 Ohio Inf. Vols.; enlisted 

* For Bumpas see note 44. 

t For Hathaway see notes 207 and 337. 

$ For Ellis see note 32. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1073 

Sept., 1861; in battles of Thompson's Hill, Araite River, Champion Hills, Middle 
Creek, Cumberland Gap, Chickasaw Bayou, and Arkansas Post; wounded at 
Champion Hills, May 16, 186;i; dis. Nov. 16, 1864; she Cong. «he d. Greenbush, 
Mich., Apr., 1880. 

Ch. b. Greenbush. 

11006.* Mary Elizabeth, Feb. 28, 1867. 

11007.* Leonard Stanton, Aug. 4, 1871. 

11008. Egbert A., Mar. 1, 1880; d. July, 1880. 

[6775] ALVIN CROCKER LOOMIS,9 (Bro. of Leonard G.,) 

b. Avon, Ohio, June 3, 1843; m. Gaines, Mich., 1867, Mrs. Sarah L. 

Campbell, dau. of Andrew Jackson Terrell; farmer; Kent Co., Mich., until 1873; 

afterwards. Reed City, Mich., and vicinity; Republican; private, H, 21, Mich. 

Inf. Vols.: enlisted 1862: dis. June, 1865: member of Steadman Post, 198, G. A. R. 

and M. W. A.; Methodists. Both d. Reed City; he Apr. 5, 1896; she Apr. 1, 1900. 
Children: 

11009. Bert E. 

11010. Alvin J. 

11011. George M. 

11012. Lulu A. 



[6778] WILLIAM CHESTER LOOMIS,' (Bro. of Leonard G.,) 

b. Avon, Ohio, Dec. 10, 1852: m. Gaines, Mich., Jan. 15, 1885, Agnes Euphe- 

mia, dau. of Anthony J. and Susannah (Geary) Harvey, b. Paris, Ontario, Aug. 

30,1855; farmer and carpenter; Byron, Mich.; Republican; member of Carlisle 

Grange, 812, P. H.; United Brethren. 

Children: 

11013. Edith Mignonette, b. Jan. 18, 1886, West Carlisle. 

11014. Charles William, " Aug. 9, 1888, St. Johns. 

11015. Hakvey Chester, " May 27, 1892, W. Carlisle. 

11016. Olive Agnes, " Aug. 30, 1894, " 

[6779] ALVAN J. CROCKER,9 (Judson,» Betsey Foote,^ Elizabeth 

Hamblin," Job,5 James,*32i) b. Dover, Ohio, June 10, 1846; m. Gaines, Mich., Apr. 
11, 1872, Charlotte, dau. of Anthony J. and Susannah (Geary) Harvey, b. Canada, 
Oct. 15, 1853; farmer; Gaines and Byron, Mich.; Republican; member of Lodge 
387, A. F. & A. M.; she member L. O. T. M.; United Brethren. 
Ch. b. Gaines: 

11017.* WiLBERT, Mar. 30, 1873. 

11018. Daisy, Apr. 12, 1875; m. Thomas Atkins. 

11019. Adelbert, Feb. 10, 1878; d. Jan. 11, 1879. 

[6780] CAROLINE CROCKER,» (Sister of Alvan J.,) 

b. Dover, Ohio, Jan., 1848; m. Frank Warren, of Byron Center, Mich. 

[6782] DORA CROCKER,^ (Sister of Alvan J.,) 

b. Gaines. Mich., Aug. 28, 1863; m. C. H. Daily, of Sturgis, Mich. 



11020. 


Eliza A., 


11021. 


Leonora A., 


11022. 


Archie J., 


11023. 


Ell,a a., 



1074 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[6785] BELLE FOOTE,9 (David, « TbomasJ Elizabeth Hamblin," Job.s ; 
James,*32i) b. Lorain, Ohio, Feb. 27, 1847; m. Cleveland, Ohio, June 10, 1867, ; 
William Purcupile, b. Elyria, Ohio, Aug. 1, 1847; blacksmith; Lorain: Repub- 
lican; members, P. H. C; she Christian. He d. Lorain, July 13, 1893. 
Children: 

b. Sept. 18, 1869. 
" Sept. 21. 1871. 
" Nov. 20, 1875. 
" Sept. 10, 1887. 

16787] ELLA A. FOOTE,9 (Sister of Belle,) ] 

b. Lorain, Ohio, Apr. 10, 1852; m. Oct. 4, 1870, Capt. Ira B. Mansfield, b. 
Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 6, 1850; captain of steamboat; Lorain; Eepublican; mem- 
ber K. of P.; Royal Arcanum; P. H. C.; she Christian. 

No issue. 

[6788] ADA FOOTE,^ (Sister of Belle,) 

b. Vassar, Mich., Apr. 15, 1857: ra. Lorain, Ohio, Dec. 25, 1874, Eugene San- 
qorn, b. Buffalo, N. Y., Feb. 27. 1853; R. R. engineer: Cleveland, Ohio; Repub- 
lican; member Royal Arcanum; Odd Fellow: Brotherhood R. R. Engineers: she 
member Daughters of Rebekah and K. O. T. M. 

Ch. b. Lorain: 

11024. Carrie W., Aug. 5, 1876; unm. 1897. 

11025. Alice B., Sept. 4,1879, " " 

11026. ElicieM., Mar. 14, 1882, " 

11027. Elmer E., Nov. 27, 1884. 

11028. Ethel M., May 8, 1886. 

11029. Howard, July 12, 1894. 

11030. Grace M., Sept. 15, 1896. 

[6789] Capt. HERBERT P. FOOTE,9 (Bro. of Belle, ) 

b. Denmark, Mich., May 4, 1860; m. Dec. 25, 1882, Mary Seinrath, b. Tiffin, 
Ohio, Jan. 21, 1862: sailor; Lorain, Ohio; Republican; member K.O.T.M. 

Ch. b. Lorain: 

11031. Frank E., Apr. 28, 1884. 

[6790] ROMELIA M. FOOTE,9 (Lyman P.,* Thomas,? Elizabeth 

Hamblin,6 Job,5 James,*32i) b. Dover, Ohio, Aug. 27, 1843; m. Cleveland, Ohio, 
Apr. 24, 1862, William H., son of Thomas and Eleanor (Cannon) Quayle,b. New- 
burg, Ohio, Api-. 27, 1838. His parents were natives of the Isle of Man; ship- 
builder; Republican; Presb.: Orderly Sergt. G. 150 Ohio Inf. Vols., 100 days 
service. He d. Cleveland, June 25, 1893; she member Western Reserve Chapter, 
D. A. R.: res. Cleveland, 1897. 





Children: 








110.32.* 


William Foote, 


b. Oct. 26, 


1862, 


Cleveland. 


11033.* 


Florence Helen, 


" June 9, 


1865, 


u 


11034. 


Mamie, 


" May 2, 


1874. 




11035. 


Charles Tod, 


"July 3, 


1875. 


• 


11036. 


Ruth Eleanor, 


*' Dec. 10, 


1884. 





NINTH GENERATION. 1075 

[6792] FLORENCE ROSA BELLE FOOTE,» (Sister of Romelia M.,) 

b. Cleveland, Ohio, July 9, 1850; m. Apr. 17, 1873, Henry E., son of John 
Henry and Jeanette (Clemea) Lenee, b. Mar. 10, 1844; manufacturer; Cleveland, 
until 1881: since, Poplar Blufifs, Mo.: Republican; private, A, 150 Ohio Inf. Vols.; 
enlisted May 5, 1864; dis. Aug., 1864; Lutheran. 
Children; 

11037. Harry Foote, b. Feb. 18, 1874. 

11038.* Ella Ruth, " Aug. 7, 1876, Cleveland. 

[6794] CORA ELSIE FOOTE." (Sister of Romelia M., ) 

b.- Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 14, 1860; m. Christian, son of Henry Christian and 

' Bertha (Hesse) Narten, b. Hamburg, Germany, Feb. 10, 1851; wholesale grocer; 

' Cleveland; Republican; Lutheran: Freemason; K.of P.; she Epis. 
Ch. b. Cleveland: 

11039. Bkrtha Elsie, July 9, 1882. 

11040. Christian Carl, Feb. 24, 1884. 

11041. Lyman Foote, Apr. 8, 1885. 

11042. Perry Ernest, Oct. 14, 1888. 

11043. Henry Siller, June 29, 1892. 

[6796] TEMPA FOOTE,^ (Thomas,*? Elizabeth Hamblin,^ Job,^ 

James,*32i) b. Avon, Ohio, July 31, 1841; m. 1st, Oct., 1862, Augustus C. 

Reed; lawyer; he d. Dec, 1863; m. 2d, May, 1866, Milligan Reed. She d. Kansas, 

July 15, 1872. 

Ch. by 1st marriage: 

11044. Augustus Charles, b. Feb. 14, 1864. 

By 2d marriage: 

11045. Nellie, b. Apr. 22, 1868. 

11046. Horace G., " Sept.30, 1870. 

[6797] THOMAS COR WIN FOOTE,* (Bro. of Tempa,) 

b. Dover, Ohio, Apr. 11, 1847: m. 1st, Feb. 8, 1870, Clara M. Cotton, b. Jan. 
12, 1854; divorced July 25, 1895; ra. 2d, Aug., 1896, Anna Hanchett.* 
Ch. by 1st marriage: 

11047. Minnie A., b. Dec. 14, 1871: d. June 7, 1872. 

11048. LoTTA T., " Apr. 13, 1873; m. Frank H. Lovejoy. 

11049. Robert S., " Sept. 26, 1874. 

11050. Caroline A., "July 19,1876. 

11051. Cora M., " July 16, 1880; d. Oct. 11, 1881. 

11052. Newton C, "June 2, 1882, " June 29, 1887. 
U053. Alice L., " Sept. 29, 1884. 

11054. George W., " June 29, 1886. 

11055. Temperance R., " Mar. 6, 1888. 

11056. Gerald Thomas, "Jan. 19,1891. 

[6799] MARY A. GARDNER,* (Temperance R. Foote,^ Thomas,^ 

Elizabeth Hamblin.s Job,^ James,*32i) b. Dover, Ohio, Apr. 16, 1846; m. George- 
town, 111., Oct. 21, 1875, Isaac Fraizer; farmer; Rolla, Mo.; Republican; Epis.; 
she Methodist. She d. Ramsey, 111. Apr. 6, 1878. 
Ch. b. Ramsey: 

11057.* George I., Mar. 31, 1878. 

* For Hancbett see note 232. 



1076 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[6800] GEORGE W. GARDNER,^ (Bro. Mary A.,) 

b. Dover, Ohio, Jan. 27, 1848; m. Ontario, Canada, Mar. 6, 1895, Flora, dau. 
of Austin and Pliebie (Stover) Ballard, b. Ontario, 1864; farmer; Jamestown, 
N. Y., 1856-67; Arlington, Mo., 1868-75; since, Ramsey, 111.; Republican; mem- 
bers Court of Honor, 215. 

Children: 

11058. Wilfred Austin, b. June 6, 1896, Ramsey. 

11059. George Clifford, " Apr. 12, 1898, Ontario. j 

[6802] EMMA T. GARDNER,' (Sister of Mary A.,) 

b. Cleveland, Oliio, July 22. 1853; m. Lexington, Mo., Aug. 27, 1868, Dr. John 
C. Martin, b. Williamspurt, Pa., July 17, 1826; private, E, 3 N.J. Inf. Vols.; 
enlisted May 28, 1861; received a bullet in the head at Gettysburg, Pa., July 3, 
1863, which he carried until his death: dis. June 23, 1864; resided Arlington and 
Ozark, Mo., and Ramsey, Ills.; Republican; Christians; he d. Ramsey, July 31, 
1892. She res. Ramsey, 1901. 





Children: 










11060. 


John L., 


b. July 


24, 1870, Arlington 


;d 


May 16, 1872 


11061. 


Temfa, 


" Feb. 


10, 1872, 


k k 


Oct. 3, 1876 


11062.* 


James M., 


" Oct. 


4, 1873, 






11063. 


George, 


" Oct. 


16, 1875, Ozark; 


d. 


Oct. 17, 1875 


11064. 


Calvin, 


" Sept. 


8, 1878, " 






11065. 


Benjamin F., 


" Aug. 


30, 1880. 






11066. 


Thomas F., 


" Sept. 


16, 1882, Ramsey. 






11067. 


OCTAVIA, 


" Sept. 


17, 1886, 


d. 


Dec. 6, 1890 



[6806] LENA GARDNER,9 (Sister of Mary A.,) 

b. Jamestown, N. Y., June 12, 1864; m. Vandalia, 111., Aug. 1, 1883, William 

L., son of Joseph and Anna (Steel) Hennon, b. Pittsburg, Pa., Aug. 11, 1869; 

farmer; Ramsey, 111.; Republican: she Methodist. 

Ch. b. Ramsey: 

11068. Thomas J., b. Jan. 1, 1886: d. Nov. 11, 1887. 

11069. Charles O., " Nov. 11, 1887. 

11070. Halford H., " Jan. 23, 1891. 

11071. Henrietta, " July 7, 1895. 



[6807] EMELINE JULIA FOOT,9 (Solomon R.,8 Silas,' Elizabeth 

Hamblin,* Job,^ James.^sn) b. Eaton, Ohio, Dec. 15, 1847; m. Melrose, Minn., 
Dec. 24, 1867, Albert Garrett, son of Harvey and Eliza (Bassett) Barton, b. 
Eaton, Ohio, July 24, 1838; carpenter; Black Earth, Wis., 1846-58: in the army, 
1862-6; Melrose, Minn., 1866-71; Birchdale, Minn., 1871-4: Melrose, 1874-83; San 
Pedro, Cal., 1883-94; Altadena, Cal., 1894-8; since, San Pedro; Republican; mem- 
ber, of B, Ind. Battalion, Minn. Cav.;also, D. 1st Regt. Mounted Rangers, Minn.; 
also, in Capt. Freeman's Co., of Northern Rangers, Minn.; enlisted Aug. 24, 
1862; served at Ft. Abercrombie and on the frontier under Gen. Sibley; finally 
discharged June 6, 1866; member of Lodge 332, A. F. & A. M.; she mem. Chap. 
174, O.E.S.: Epis. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1077 

Children: 
I 11072.. Ermine V., b. Mar. 3, 1869, Melrose: d. Apr. 19, 1869. 

11073.* Cora Evelyn, "May 17,1871, 
11074.* Addie Alberta, " Feb. 16, 1873, Birchdale. 

11075. INA OzBLLA, " Sept. 24, 1875, Melrose; unm. 1902. 

[68091 EMMA LOVETTE FOOT,9 (Sister of Emeline J.,) 

b. Laporte, Ind., Aug. 20, 1852; m. Minneapolis, Minn., Oct. 22, 1874, James 
C, son of James B. and Christiana (McNaughlon) McDonald, b. Peterboro Co., 
Ontario, Nov. 5, 1839; carpenter: Melrose, Minn., until March, 1876; Stuart, 
Iowa, until August, 1879: Creston, Iowa, until December, 1881; since, San Pedro, 
Oal.; Republican: Lieut. G, 9 Minn. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Sept. 12, 1862; in battles 
' of Guntown, Tupelo, Nashville, and Spanish Fort; wounded at Nashville, Dec. 
. 14, 1864: dis. Aug. 25, 1865; mem. Stuart Lodge, 144, l.O. O. F.; Epis, She d. 
' Los Angeles, Cal., Jan. 29, 1882. 
Children: 

11076. Harold Adelbert, b. Dec. 20, 1876, Stuart: unm. 1902. 

11077. iNA Isabella, '• Nov. 19, 1881, Creston, " " 




LoRiN S. Foot, Esq. 

[6810] LORIN SEELY FOOT,^ ( Bro. of Emeline J.,) 

b. Laporte Co.. Ind., Sept. 25, 1854; m. Grey Eagle, Minn., Aug. 11, 1878, 
Sadie Maria, dau. of Ferdinand and Charlotte (Cram) Trace, b. Crawford Co., 
Pa., Sept. 19, 1855; merchant, ranchman and stockman, cattle, horses and sheep; 
Melrose. Minn., 1878-83; since, Burlington, N. Dak.; Republican; county auditor, 
1885-7: member Star in the West Lodge 33, A.F.&A. M.: members Venus 
Ohapter 14, O. E. S. 



1078 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Children: 

11078. Ethel May, 

11079. Leroy Albert, 

11080. Mabel Evlyn, 

11081. Harold Lorin, 

11082. Minnie Agnes, 

11083. Stanley Ralph, 

11084. Jessie Adaline, 

11085. Myrtle Charlotte, 



Dec. 19, 1881, Melrose; d. Sept. 8, 1882 
Sept. 9. 1882, " imm. 1902. 

Jan. 30, 1884, Burlington, " " 



Apr. 4, 1887, 

June 25, 1888, 

July 27, 1890, 

Apr. 18, 1894, 

Jan. 31, 1895, 



d. Apr. 12, 1887 



d. Apr. 19, 1898 



[6811] CAROLINE ELECTA FOOT,9 (Sister of Emeline J.,) 

b. Laporte Co., Ind.,Oct. 29, 1856; m. Melrose, Minn., Oct. 14, 1883, Amoi- 

Thomas, son of Amos Thomas and Phebe Ann (Stone) Tracy, b. Hudson, Wis.. 

Sept. 4, 1854; farmer and stock grower; Burlington and Minot, N. Dak.; Sac 

Pedro, Corapton, Gardena and Los Angeles, Cal.; Republican; Sheriff Ward Co.. 

N. Dak., 1885-92. 



11086. 
11087. 
11088. 
11089. 
11090. 
11091. 
11092. 



Children: 
Ray Amos, 
Pearl Adaline, 
Fred Allen, 
Edith Alberta, 



b. Jan. 24, 1885, Burlington. 

" Feb. 13, 1887, 

" Oct. 8, 1888, Minot. 

" Oct. 5, 1890, " 
Chester Arthur,' " Aug. 23, 1892, San Pedro. 
Belle McKiNLEY, " Sept. 23, 1896, Compton. 
Mark Stanley, " Oct. 31, 1898, Gardena. 



[6816] CAROLINE ELIZA FOOT,^ (Silas,*^ Elizabeth Hamblin,« Job, 
James,*32i) b. near Elyria, Ohio, Dec. 18, 1850; m. Melrose, Minn., Sept. 8, 
1879, William Wallace, son of Jesse Lewis and Sarah (Peck) Watson, b. Virginia: 
cooper and farmer: he was raised at Lafayette, Ind.; res. Melro.se, Minn., 1878- 
83; Keystone, N. Dak., 1883; Round Prairie, Minn., 1883-9; Tullahoma, Tenn., 
1898-1900; since. La Salle, Mont.; Republican; she Presb, 
Children: 

11093. Julia Maria, b. Oct. 16, 1880, Melrose; unm. 1902. 

11094. MoRDECA Lewis, " Jan, 20, 1S83, " 

11095. William Wallace, " Sept, 30, 1885, Round Prairie. 

[6818] CLARA ADALINE FOOT,^ (Sister of Caroline E.,) 

b. Cottage Grove, Wis., Feb. 12, 1855; m. St. Cloud, Minn., Feb. 7, 1876, John 
Austin, son of John and Mary Marvillah (Soper) Masters, b, St. Paul, Minn.. 
Dec. 29. 1851; farmer; Harrison, Minn.; Populist; town clerk and assessor; sec- 
retary, Harrison Dairy Asso.: mem. of Camp 3058, M. W. A.; members Summit 
Camp, 1449. 



Children: 

11096. A Daughter, 

11097. Maude Addie, 

11098. Claude Austin, 

11099. Leo Arnold, 

11100. May Annie, 

11101. Elsie Albina, 

11102. Winnifred Amelia, 

11103. Millard Arthur, 

11104. Sybil Alberta, 



b. Apr. 2, 1877; d. infancy. 
" Oct. 5, 1878. 
" May 23, 1881; unm. 1902. 
" Oct. 22, 1883, " 
" Feb. 17, 1886. 
" Mar. 30, 1889. 
" Feb. 26, 1891. 
" May 23, 1893. 
" Mar. 13, 1897. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1079 

[ti819] EUGENE SILAS FOOT,^ (Bro. of Caroline E.,) 

b. Black Earth, Wis., Feb. 9, 1857; m. St. Cloud, Minn., Sept. 2, 1880, Laura 
Helen, dau. of Joseph and Joanna Balch (Hill) Stewart, b. Bellevue, Minn., Oct. 
26,1862; teacher and farmer; Kandijohi Co., Minn., 1858-62, and 1868-75; St. 
Cloud, Minn., 1862-8, 1875-80, 1883-95; Belle Prairie, Minn., 1880-3; Rice, Minn., 
since 1895; Republican; member Anchor Lodge, 178, A. F. &A.M.; Langola 
Camp, 3896, M. W. A.: members of Royalton Chapter, HI, O. E. S., and Burr 
Oak Camp, 1120, R. N. A. 





Ch. b. St. Cloud: 








11105. 


Guy Karel, 


b. Oct. 


29, 


1883. 


11106. 


Paui., 


" Aug. 


4, 


1888. 


11107. 


Harold Steavart, 


" May 


25, 


1890. 


11108. 


Charles Eugene, 


" Nov. 


26, 


1892. 


iiioV 


Waite Loren, 


" July 


5, 


1895. 



[6820J CHARLES HENRY FOOT,9 (Bro. of Caroline E.,) 

1 b. near Wilmar, Minn., May 11, 1859; m. St. Cloud, Minn., Apr. 28, 1890, 
(Theresa, dau. of John Cutter and Amanda (Korn) Policy, b. Winnebago, Minn., 
Jan. 21, 1862; lawyer; Wilma, until 1862; St. Cloud, 1862-8; Harrison, Minn., 1868- 
178; St. Cloud, 1878-91; since, Kalispell, Mont.; Republican; member Soke Tent, 
22, K. O. T. M., and Brotherhood Am. Yeoman; Unitarian; she Epis. and mem- 
ber L. O. T. M. 

Ch. b. Kalispell: 

11110. Dorothy, Nov. 12, 1891. 

11111. Eugene B., Feb. 19, 1895. 

11112. Jessie, June 8, 1897. 

11113. Katherinb, Jan. 22, 1899. 

11114. Isabel, July 27, 1900. 

11115. Mary, Dec. 22, 1901. 

[6821] IDA MAY FOOT,9 (Sister of Caroline E.,) 

b. Green Lake, Minn., Nov. 13, 1861; m. Melrose, Minn., June 5, 1884, Peter 
jAugust, son of Peter and Caroline (Sorenson) Anderson, b. Sweden, Europe, 
{July, 24, 1859; farmer and merchant; Crow Lake, 1884, Sauk Centre, 1885, Crow 
jLake, until 1885-90; St. Paul, 1890-1; Crow Lake, 1891-1900; since, Belgrade, Minn.; 
member of Belgrade Camp, 5556, M. W. A. 

Ch. b. Crow Lake: 

11116. Effie Caroline, Sept. 10, 1885. 

11117. Ethel Julia, Sept. 12, 1890. 

[6824] SARAH STEVENS,' (John,* Louvisa Foote,' Elizabeth Hamblin.e 
Job,5 James,*32i) b. Salem, Ohio, m. John Derry; she d. Salem. 

Child: 

11118. Grace, m. and res. Albany, Ohio. 

[6825] MARY ANN STEVENS,^ (Ransom F.,« Louvisa Foote,' Eliza- 
beth Hamblin,6 Job,5 James,43 2i) b. Brighton, Ohio, Feb. 22, 1847; m. Clarks- 
field, Ohio, Aug. 8, 1871, Lorin, son of William and Electa M. (Humphrey) Rob- 
ots, b. Gustavus, Ohio, Aug. 12, 1845; lawyer; Traverse City, Mich.; Republican; 
freemason: Sergt., D, 2d Ohio Vet. Cav., enlisted Dec, 1861; dis. Sept., 1865; 



1080 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

judge of probate: supt. of schools, 1871-9; prosecuting attorney; she member 
Ladies' Library Asso.; Woman's Club; Bay View Reading Circle; W. R. C, and 
Mich. State Federation of Women's Clubs; Congs. 
Ch. b. Traverse City: 

11119.* Alice Taylor, May 12, 1873. 

11120,* William Ransom, June 28, 1876. 

11121.* Marion Stevens, Aug. 22, 1878. 



[6826] CYRUS BENJAMIN STEVENS,« (Bro. of Mary A.,) 

b. Avon, Ohio, Jan. 9, 1850; rn. Byron, Mich., Aug. 5, 1875, Addie, dau. of! 
William and Ann Drifflll (Drinkall,) b. Ridgeville, Ohio, Jan., 1854; lier parents 
were b. in England; teacher 1867-79; lawyer, admitted to the bar, 18S1; prose- 
cuting attorney; res. Avon, until 1870; Byron, Mich., until 1879; since. Hart, 
Mich.; Republican; school examiner; justice of the peace; drain commissioner 
and village president: prest. Wab-me-me club. He is also a poet and sports- 
man. She member Ladies' Auxiliary Soc, and Progressive club. They have 
an adopted daughter, Edna, b. Aug. 22, 1885. 

No issue. 



[6827J ELIHU BURRITT STEVENS,3 (Bro. of Mary A.,) 

b. Avon, Ohio, Apr. 29, 1854; m. Byron, Mich., Feb. 10, 1875, Estella, dau. oi 
Isaac and Julia A. (Coats) Albright, b. Byron, May, 8, 1857; farmer and stock 
dealer; Hart, Byron, Albion and Grand Rapids, Mich.; Republican. 
Children: 

11122.* LoRiN BuRRiTT, b. Jan. 30, 1876, Hart. 

1112H. Lillian C, " Sept. 13, 1877; m. Charles S. Lewis. 

11124. Alan Maxwell, " Oct. 1, 1880. 

11125- Nora Finetta, " Feb. 6, 1883. 

11126. Guy Worthington, " Apr. 14, 1885. 

11127. Robert Lee, " Nov. 12, 1886. 

11128. Howard Delos, " July 24, 1888. 

11129. Donald Albright, "Aug. 1,1893. 

11130. BoNNiBEL, " July 20, 1894. 

[6828] LUCY S. ALDRICH," (Mary A. Stevens,* Louvisa Foote,' 

Ehzabeth Hamblin,6 Job,^ James,*32i) b. Dover. Ohio, Apr. 1, 1849; m. Avon, 
Ohio, Nov. 23, 1893, John, son of William and Elizabeth (North) Peel, b. Lei- 
cestershire, England; farmer: Eagle Cliff, Ohio; Republican; Cong.; she Baptist. 
No issue. 



[6829] MARY A. ALDRICH,^ (Sister of Lucy S.,) 

b. Dover, Ohio, May 2l', 1851; m. West Dover, Oct. 24, 1888, Robert, son of 
Vincent and Elizabeth Everard, b. Thornby, Northamptonshire, England, May 
7, 1854: farmer; England, until 1873; since, Ohio, West Dover 1898; Republican; 
Baptists. 

Ch. b. Avon: 

11131. Mary A., Apr. 9, 1892. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1081 

[6831] METTA V. AL[)RICH,9 (Sister of Lucy S.,) 

b. Dover, Ohio, Aug. 27, 1856: m. DeSmet, Dakota, June 17, 1885, Cliarles 

George, son of Andrew Jones and Sophia Butler (Coy) Drake, b. Oswego, Ills., 

Dec. 3, 1856; farmer: West Dover; Republican; she Baptist. 
Ch. b. DeSmet: 

11132. Charles Henry, July 21, 1887. 

11133. Mary Sophia, Feb. 5, 1889. 

[6832] EMMA I. ALDRICH,'* (Sister of Lucy S.,) 

b. Dover, Ohio, Oct. 6, 1859; m. Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 5, 1896, Fred, son of 

George Wolfe, and Laura A. (Eastman) Drake, b. Oskaloosa, Iowa, Aug. 13, 1862, 

his second wife; he m. 1st, her sister, Delia M. Aldrich; mason; West Dover, 

Ohio; Republican; Baptist. 

! Ch. b. Dover: 

11134. Marjorib L., Oct, 3, 1877. 

[6833] DELLA M. ALDRICH, « (Sister of Lucy S.,) 

b. Dover, Ohio, July 14, 1862; m. there, Dec. 5, 1884, Fred, son of George 

Wolfe and Laura A. (Eastman ) Drake, b. Oskaloosa, Iowa, Aug. 13, 1862; she d. 

I!leveland, Ohio, Mar. 11, 1895, he m. 2d her sister, Emma I. Aldrich; mason; 

West Dover; Republican; Baptists. 
Children: 

11135. Florence Mabel, b. June 20, 1886, DeSmet, S. Dak. 

11136. George Henry, " Oct. 10, 1892, Cleveland. 

[6835] Dr. GEORGE CHAUNCEY JAMESON,9 (Delia T. Stevens,* 
Louvisa Foote,^ Elizabeth Hamblin,^ Job,^ James ,*32i) b. Avon, Ohio, Aug. 
;i, 1865; m. Elyria, Ohio, Dec. 28, 1893, Nellie May, dau. of John Wesley and Ellen 
: Wood) Hulbert,* b. Elyria, Dec. 28, 1865; physician; Avon, until 1886; since, 
)berlin, Ohio; Republican; graduated Oberlin College, 1890; and Med. Dept. 
University of Pa., 1893; Baptist; she Cong. 
Ch. b. Oberlin: 

11137. John Hulbert, May 28, 1896. 

[6836] HATTIE BEAMAN,9 (Sarah B. Stevens,* Louvisa Foote,^ Eliza- 
beth Hamblin,6 Job,5 James,* 331) b. Avon, Ohio, Feb. 25, 1873; m. June 13, 
B95; Fred H. Peak, b. Avon; farmer; Avon. 
Ch. b. Avon: 

11138. Robert De Forest, Apr. 15, 1896. 

11139. Horace Leroy, Nov. 18, 1897. 

[6839] FRANCES JULIA ROBERTSON.^ (Theodore H.,' Temperance 
oote,' Elizabeth Hamblin,6 Job,^ James,"2i) b. Dec. 27, 1854; m. Nov. 10, 1879, 
dward Julian Upjohn, b. May 21, 1852. 
Children: 

11140. Ida Frances, b. Jan. 22, 1883. 

11141. Bertha Harriet, " Feb. 22, 1886. 

11142. Julia Adelaide, " July 18, 1888. 

11143. William Henry, "July 8, 189L 

11144. Edward Julian, " Dec. 2, 1893. 

* For Hulbert see notes 118 and 327. 



1082 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[6840] RICHARD H. ROBERTSON,9 (Bro. of Frances J.,) 

b. Apr. 3, 1863; m. Oct. 2, 1889, Dolly Wood, b. Dec. 5, 1867. 

Children: 

11145. Dean Leroy, b. May 1, 1894. 

11146. Nainie Leonora, " Nov. 19, 1895. 

L6843] BERTHA HARRIET ROBERTSON,9 (Sister Frances J.,) 
b. May 9, 1873; m. Nov. 27, 1895, John William Vogle, b. Mar. 6, 1866. 

[6847] SARAH MAY FOSTER,^ (Mary L. Robertson,^ Temperance 
Foote,^ Elizabeth Hamblin,8 job,5 James, "si) b. Amherst, Ohio. Dec. 30, 
1857; m. Dec. 25, 1882, Selden L. Kent; res. N. Y. City. 
No issue. 

[6848] BURTON P. FOSTER,9 (Bro. of Sarah M.,) 

b. Amherst, Ohio, Oct. 16, 1859; m. Jan. 1, 1895, Mary Ann Cannon. 

Child: 

11147. Cannon, b. Oct. 15, 1896. 

[6849] MARY LOUISE FOSTER,' (Sister of Susan M.,) 

b. Amherst, Ohio, Sept. 28, 1865; m. Oct. 24, 1886, Arthur W. Walker, of 
Portsmouth, N. H. 

Children: 

11148. WiLLARD Foster, b. July 2,1889. 

11149. Geraldine, " Nov. 4, 1890. 

[6851] ALBERT A. FOOTE,' (Lavias H.,« Ransom, ^ Elizabeth Hamblin,^ 
Job,5 James,*32i) b. Dover, Ohio, Sept. 10, 1850; m. Sept. 14, 1871, Adelaide M., 
dau. of William and Candace(Whitbeck) Gibson, b. Detroit, Mich., Dec. 6,1849; 
farmer; Dover, until 1853; Byron, Mich., until 1878; since. Clarion, Mich.; Pop- 
ulist; Justice Peace; Epis. 

Ch. b. Byron. 

11150. Louis H., b. Sept. 21, 1873. 

11151. Alberta W., " Feb. 5, 1875. 

11152. Grace W., " Dec. 10,-1876. 

[6852] FRANK B. FOOTE,9 (Bro. of Albert A.,) 

b. Dover, Ohio, June 2, 1852; m. Grandville, Mich,, Mar. 2, 1881, Anna M., | 
dau. of John and Mary (Felling) Brudi, b. Byron, Mich., Mar. 17, 1862; machinist; 
Dover, Ohio, until 1853; Byron, Mich., until 1892; since. Grand Rapids; Re- 
publican. 

Ch. b. Byron: 

11153. Leon L., b. Apr. 5, 1882. 

11154. Hartley B., " Feb. 11, 1884. 

11155. MONSON F., " Feb. 27, 1886. 

[6853] Dr. VARUS R. FOOTE,' (Bro. Albert A.,) 

b. Byron, Mich., May 9, 1854; m. July 17, 1877, Rose, dau. of Owen and Mary 

(Kennedy) Narrergan, b. Mich., Nov. 12, 1853; physician; Waynesboro, Miss.; 

Republican. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1083 

Ch. b. Byron: 

11156. Pearl B., b. Jan. 28, 1879. 

11157. Linton V., " Feb. 20, 1881. 

11158. James R., " Mar. 30, 1884. 

[6854] ERNEST C. FOOTE,^ (Bro. of Albert A.,) 

b. Byron, Mich., July 10, 1856; m. Grand Rapids, Mich., July 4, 1876, Jessie, 

dau. of John Barrager, b. Mich., Dec. 1856; machinist; Byron, until 1895; since, 

Petosky, Mich.; Republican. 





Children: 








11159. 


Lottie B., 


b. May 


14, 1877, 


Byron. 


11160. 


Walter C, 


" Nov. 


14, 1878, 


u 


11161. 


Ray G., 


" Nov. 


2, 1880, 


(( 


11162. 


Neva May, 


" Nov. 


11, 1890, 


(( 


11163. 


Birney E., 


" Feb. 


25, 1894, 


u 


11164. 


A Son, 


" Nov. 


1, 1897, 


Petosky 



[6856] HARRIET S. FOOTE,' (Ransom L.,* Ransom,' Elizabeth 

Hamblin,6 Job,* James,*32i) b. Dover, Ohio, May 3, 1856; m. Royalton, Minn., 
Jan. 1, 1880, H. M. Gould;* farmer; Langola, Minn.; shed. Langola, Mar. 9, 1883. 
Ch. b. Langola: 

11165. Parker, Oct. 8, 1881. 

11166. A Daughter, Mar., 1883; d. Mar. 9, 1883. 

[6857] IDA B. FOOTE,^ (Sister of Harriet S.,) 

b. Dover, Ohio, July 3, 1857; m. Royalton, Minn., Aug. 10, 1887, James M. 
Black; farmer, Royalton. He vpas killed in the lumber woods, Feb. 13, 1888. 

No issue". 

[6858] CORA D. FOOTE,' (Sister of Harriet S.,) 

b. Dover, Ohio, Feb. 28, 1862; m. Dec. 4, 1890, George A Savery, of Minne- 
apolis, Minn. 

Ch. b. Minneapolis: 

11167. i Edwin F., Nov. 8, 189L 

11168. Edith B., Apr. 7, 1893. 

11169. Edna D., Apr. 7, 1893. 

[6859] CHARLES R. FOOTE,9 (Bro. of Harriet S.,) 

b. St. Cloud, Minn., Dec. 22, 1864: m. Royalton, Minn., Mar. 19, 1896, Mary 
Richtor; farmer; Royalton. 

Ch. b. Royalton: 

11170. Flora B., Oct. 7, 1897. 

[6860] ALPOHNSO E. FOOTE," (Bro. of Harriet S., ) 

b. Lee Sauk, Minn., Nov. 22, 1865: m. Manston, Wis., June 26, 1894, Ellen 
Richtor, of Manston; farmer; Royalton, Minn. 
Ch. b. Langola: 

11171. Martha E., July 13, 1895. 

11172. May E., Sept.23, 1897. 

■ ■ — , — 

* For Gould see notes 153 and 369, 



1084 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[6861] HENRY P. FOOTE,^ (Bro. of Harriets.,) 

b. Two Rivers, Minn., July 25, 1867; m. Little Falls, Minn., Mar. 25, 1889, 
Anna M. Scharenbroicli; farmer; Langola, Minn.; Seattle, Washington, 1898. 
Ch. b. Langola; 

11173. Myrlle E., June 2, 1890. 

11174. Geneva H., Aug. 5, 1893. 

11175. Myldred B., July, 1894; d. July 6, 1896. 

[6869] FRED EUGENE BRIGHT,^ (Laura A. Foote,* Ransom,'! 

Elizabeth Hamblin,« Job,^ Jaraes,*32i) b. Richland Center, Wis., Oct. 30, 1856; 
m. Cleveland, Ohio, May 7, 1878, Marguerite Angeline Byrnes, b. Ireland, Mar. | 
8. 1860; inventor and consulting engineer; Cleveland, until 1892; since, London, < 
England, and Berlin, Germany; N. Y. City, 1901; Republican; Freemason. 

No issue. 

[6870] LOUELLA IRENE BRIGHT,^ (Sister of Fred E.,) 

b. Richland Center, Wis., Aug. 25, 1858; m. Cleveland, Ohio. May 6, 1878,, 

Dr. Henry Wayland, son of Henry Taft, b. N. Y. state, Mar., 1855: physiclan;| 

St. Louis, Mo., 1878-1883; Republican; Epis. She Presb. He d. Evansville, Ind., 

June 14, 1883. 

Ch. b. St. Louis: 

11176 A Daughter, Jan. 1, 1883. 

[6871] LAURA B. BR1GHT.9 (Sister of Fred E.,) 

b. Richland Center, Wis., Jan. 14, 1860; m. Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 25, 1884, i 
Charles William, son of Charles and Elizabeth (Hughes) Damerel, b. Rochester, } 
N. Y., Dec. 24, 1851; traveling salesman; Rochester, 3 years; Lima, N. Y., 3 years: 
Dalatield, Wis., 2 years: Juneau, Wis., 2 years; Hastings, Minn., 14 years; St. 
Paul, Minn., 9, years: Wahpeton, N. Dak., 2 years: Los Angeles, Cal., 11 years; 
Democrat; member Sunset Lodge 290, A. F. & A. M., Los Angeles. 
Children: 

11177. A Child, b. Nov. 13, 1886, Wahpeton. 

11178. A Child, " Nov. 1, 1888, Los Angeles. 

[6872] HOYTE VERNER BRIGHT,^ (Bro. of Fred E.,) 

b. Dover, Ohio, May 23, 1864; m. Lakewood, Ohio, June 16, 1886, Lillian, 

dau. of Dudley Luman and Almira Abigail (Phinney*) Ovlatt, b. Dover, Sept. 

24, 1864; mfg. of light machinery; Cleveland, Ohio; Republican; Epis. 

No issue. 

[6873] LINNA iMAE BRIGHT,'-' (Sister of Fred E., ) 

b. Dover, Ohio, Aug. 4, 1868; m. June 6, 1894, George Howard, son of George 
Webb and Mary (Edgerly) Ayls worth. 

[6880] CHARLES M. NILES,9 (Abigail J. Foote,* Ransom, ^ Elizabeth 

Hamblin,6Job,5 James,432i) b. Waverly, Mich., June 24, 1866: m. Lucas, Mich., 

Sept. 26, 1892, Alice, dau. of George Henry and Elizabeth (Vandusen) Freden- 

* For Phinney see note 189. 



NINTH GENERATION. 



1085 



burg, b. Puddletown, Mich., Nov. 26, 1867; engineer: Sherman, Mich.; Republi- 
can: member Maqueston Tent 654, K.O.T.M.; she of L.O.T.M.; members of 
Evangelical church. 

No issue. 

[6881J CLAUDE E. NILES,9 (Bro. of Charles M.,) 

b. Waverly, Mich., June 18, 1868; m. Cadillac, Mich., July 5, 1893, Anna, 

dau. of Elam and Sarah (Quackenbush) Pettit, b. Austin, Mich., Nov. 29, 1876; 

farmer; Sherman, Mich.; Republican. 
Children: 

11179. Charles E., b. Feb. 10, 1895, Austin. 

11180. Mildred E., " Oct. 2, 1896, Sherman. 

[6884] ROSA M. NILES,9 (Sister of Charles M.,) 

b. Chestona, Mich., May .3, 1880: m. Sherman, Mich., Apr. 14. 1896, William 
A., son of George H. and Mary Elizabeth (Inman) Roth, b. Wexford, Mich., 
July 18, 1872; section foreman on railroad; Frankfort, Mich.; Republican: mem- 
ber Maqueston Tent 654, K. O. T. M. 

No issue, March, 1898. 

[6885] LAURA H. TAYLOR,^ (William H.,* Laura Foote,' Elizabeth 

Hamblen,* Job,* James,* 321) b. Rockport, Ohio, Nov, 12, 1857; m. Chardon, 

Ohio, Oct. 4, 1882, Egbert T., son of Morris and Louisa (Taylor) Hartwell, b. 

Denmark, N. Y., Jan. 26, 1846; manufacturer of wooden goods; Vlncennes, Ind.; 

'Clifton, Tenn.: Delphos and Painesville, Ohio; Democrat; Freemason; Presb. 

He d. Chicago, 111., Feb. 22, 1894. 

Children: 

11181. Charles E., b. Oct. 4, 1884, Delphos. 

11182. Marguerite, " Sept. 10, 1890, Painesville. 

[6886] EGBERT H. TAYLOR,' (Bro. of Laura H.,) 

b. Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 12, 1861: m. Erie, Pa., June 6, 1882, Mary A., dau. 

of Edward and Chloe (Pomeroy) Adams, b. Burton, Ohio, Nov. 6, 1866; mechanic; 

Cleveland; Republican: she member Euclid Hive, 162, L. O. T. M. 

Children: 

11183. KiTTiE B., b. Mar. 6, 1886, Kinsman, Ohio. 

11184. Ralph B. D., " Dec. 9, 1891, Medina, " 



[6887] LUTHER B. TAYLOR.^ (Bro. of Laura H.,) 

b. Dover, Ohio, May 16, 1866; m. Gustavus, Ohio, Dec. 24, 1887, Mary E. 

Norton, b. Warren, Pa., Dec. 2, 1867; mfg. wooden goods; Painsvllle, Ohio; 

Republican; member Comet Lodge, 60 K. P., Medina, Ohio; she Methodist. 

Children: 

b. Sept. 20, 1888, Farmdale; d. Sept. 5, 1889. 

" Apr. 17, 1891, Medina. 

" Sept. 8, 1893, 

" Sept. 14, 1895, Painesville. 



11185. 


William H., 


11186. 


Theodore D., 


11187. 


Laura L., 


11188. 


Egbert H., 


11189. 


Clarence, 



Oct. 



5, 1897, 



1086 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[6888] LILLIAN F. TAYLOR.fl (Sister of Laura H.,) 

b. Berea, Ohio, Jan. 6, 1869; m. Painesville, Oliio, Oct. 28, 1891, William 
Alford, son of Thomas Ridley and Frances (Montague) Hughes, b. Clifton, 
Tenn., Sept. 22, 1866; merchant; Clifton; Prohibitionist; Presbs. 
Ch. b. Clifton: 

11190. Beatrice, Aug. 12, 1892. 

11191. Harry Taylor, Dec. 23,1893. 

11192. Ralph Montague, Nov. 16, 1895. 

11193. LURA, Jan. 29, 1898. j 

11194. Clara, " " " 

11195. Marguerite Frances, Nov. 13, 1900. , 

[6902] ADDIE C. WOODRUFF,9 (Diana Miller,* Caroline Foote,' Eliza- 
beth Hamblin,6Job,5 James,* 321) b. Sept. 13, 1862; m. Dec. 13, 1889, George 

F. Blake. 

Children: 

11196. Alta p., b. July 9, 1890. 

11197. Nellie M., " Aug. 10, 1894; d. July 8, 1895. 

11198. Frank E., " May 5, 1897. 



[6904] ALICE D. WOODRUFF,9 (Sister of Addie C.,) 

b. Jan. 8. 1866: m. Jan. 7, 1886; Burt F. Faragher. 

Children: 

11199. Alpha E., b. Oct. 8, 1886. 

11200. Hazel R., " Aug. 27, 1889. 

11201. Alice B., •' Sept. 9, 1891. , 

11202. Burt T., " Dec. 2, 1893. 

11203. Warren C, " Apr. 7, 1897. 

[6906] WALTER P. WOODRUFF,^ ( Bro. of Addie C.,) 

b. Mar. 27, 1871; m. Oct. 26, 1896, Louise A. Wetmore,* 
Child: 

11204. Fred A., b. Apr. 1, 1897. 

* Note 475. JOHN WHITMORE or WETMORE,i b. in the west of Eng-land or Wales, 1615; 
came to Boston, 16:^5 ; was in Wethersfleld, Ct., 1639-40; removed to Stamford, Ct., 1641; m. 1st, 
Hartford, Ct., Dec. 11, 1645, Sarah, dau. of John and Ann (Willocke) Hall, then of Hartford, 
later of Middletown, Ct. ; who d. there, Dec. 7, 1664; m. 2d, Jan. 3, 1667, Mary, widow of Luke 
Atkinson, and dau. of Richard Piatt, of Milford, Ct., who d. Middletown, June 17, 1669; m. 3d, 
Oct. H, 1673, Mrs. Catherine Roberts, nee Leete; who d. Middletown, Oct. 13. 16SW; freeman. May 
20, 1652; he became a resident of Middletown before Nov., 1653; constable, 1652-3, and 1662-3; 
townsman; srand levy man; rate maker; and pound keeper; deputy, 1654-5. Oct., 1654, he with 
ten others were app. by the Gen. Court a committee "to press men and necessaryes," for the 
expedition afrainst the Narragansett Indians. In 1668 the G«n. Court "Abated Thomas Whit- 
more Ills rate that was payable this yeare to the country for his services in ferrying Assist'ts 
and Deputies over the river." His five acre home lot was on the east side of Main street, be- 
tween Green and Ferry streets; will dated July 30, 16,S1. He d. Middletown, Dea 11, 1681. Some 
of the descendants of this family moved to Ohio soon after the Revolution. It is said that he 
had seventeen children. We have not found so many. Children by 1st wife, b. Middletown: 
Thomas, Hannah, Samuel, Izrahiah, Ezrahiah, Beriah, Nathaniel, Joseph, Sarah. By 2d 
wi(e, b. Middletown: Josiah, Mehitable. By 3d wife, b. Middletown: Benjamin, Abigail andj 
Hannah. • 



NINTH GENERATION. 1087 

[6914] CARRIE J)ELL MILLER,9 Lorenzo D.,' Caroline Foote.^ Eliza- 
beth Hamblin.« Job,^ James,*38i) b. Avon, Ohio, Mar. 24, 1866; m. Avon Lake, 
' Ohio, Jan. 2, 1890, Curtis Paul, son of John and Caroline (Curtis) Dufif, b. Port 
Clinton, Ohio, Nov. 26, 1865: sailor: Port Clinton; Republican; she member 
Ladies' Lake Shore Union Soc; Good Templars. He was drowned, Oct. 14, 1893. 
Ch. b. Port Clinton: 

11205. Curtis Paul, Apr. 29, 1894. 

[6915J VERNON EDWARD MILLER,^ (Bro. of Carrie D.,) 

b. Avon, Ohio, June 15, 1871; m. Lorain, Ohio, Dec. 12, 1893, Dora Armintha, 

dau. of Isaac and Julia (Sampsel) Dickerson, b. Jackson Tp., Nov. 27,1870; 

electrician in car shops, Beach Park, Avon Lake. Ohio: Republican; school 

director. 

Ch. b. Avon: 

11206. Minerva Julia, Oct, 6, 1894. 

11207. Carrie Bell, Mar. 8, 1896. 

[6921] CLARENCE CHURCH BAKER,9 (Stephen H.,8 Lucy P. 

Hamblin,^ Cornelius,« Job,^ James,*32i) b. Lee, Mass.: m. Peru, Mass., Mary J., 
dau. of Milton and Helen (Mattoon) Fitch, b. Lenox, Mass.; butcher. He d. 
Craig, Neb.; she d. Lenox. 

Ch. b. Lenox: 

11208. Helen; unm. 1902. 

[6922] JOHN WALTER BAKER,^ (Bro. of Clarence C) 

b. Lee, Mass.; m. Canaan, N. Y., Kate, dau. of George Johnson, b. Canaan; 
farmer: Lenox, Mass., and Canaan, N. Y. She is dead. 

Ch. b. Lenox: 

11209. Walter. 

[6923] WILLIAM BAKER MALLORY,^ (Mary C. Baker,8 Lucy P. 

Hamblin,- Cornelius.s Job,5 James,i32i) b. Lee, Mass., Nov. 19, 1864; m. 1st, 
Green River, N. Y., June, 1887, Nellie Butler, b. Canaan, Ct.; who d. Great 
Barrington, Mass., Oct. 29, 1897; m. 2d, Great Barrington, Aug. 31, 1898, Anna 
Hammer; messenger, Adams Exp. Co.; Great Barrington; Republican. 
Ch. by 1st wife: 

11210. William Butler, b. Mar. 5, 1888, Canaan. 

11211. Clinton Judd, " Mar. 27, 1889, Gt. Barrington. 

11212. George Edwin, " Feb. 2, 1892, «' 

11213. Mary Elizabeth, " May, 1896, " 

[6924] HARRY JUDD MALLORY," (Bro. of William B.,) 

b. Stockbridge, Mass., Mar. 19, 1872; m. Great Barrington, Mass., May 4, 
1897, Carrie, dau. of Godfrey and Honora( Savage) Miller, b. Winsted, Ct., Sept. 
j23, 1879; supt. of trout hatchery, Hartsville, Mew Marlboro, Mass.; Republican. 

[6931] HARLEY E. JONES,9 (Hannah A. Herrick,8 Mercy Hamblin,' 
'Cornelius,^ Job,5 James,"2i) b. Sept. 23, 1861; m. Apr. 16, 1885, Libbie Hancock. 
[In business with his father and brother, firm of Edward D. Jones & Son's Com- 



1088 THE HAMLII^ FAMILY. 

i 

paay, Pittsfield, Mass., of which he was secretary; Freemason; member Royal : 

Arcanum and Fireman's Relief Asso. He was drowned, Pontoosuc Lake, Sept. i 

24, 1896. . I 

Child: 1 

11214. Margaret A., b. Aug. 5, 1887. 

[6932] E. ARCHIE JONES,9 (Bro. of Harley E.,) j 

b. Nov. 3, 1863; m. Isabel Abbey, of Springfield, Mass.; member tirm of ; 

Edward D. Jones & Son's Company, Pittsfield, Mass., 189(5. j 

Child: 

11215. Charles Edward, b. Jan. 7, 1894. 

[6933] IDA C. HERRICK," (George,* Mercy Hamblin,^ Cornelius/ Job,» 
James,*32i) b. Sept. 4, 1862: m. Oct. 13, 1881, Charles G. Henry; farmer. 

Children: 

11216. Sewell M., b. Mar. 5, 1890. 

[6934] MINNIE S. HERRICK,^ (Sister of Ida C.,) 

b. Apr. 25, 1865; m. Arad Hunt; farmer. 

Children: 

11217. Ruth. 

11218. William Morris. 

11219. Edith Herrick. 

[6948] NELLIE DRUSILLA COUCH,^ (Frederick W.,* Mary C. Ham- 
blin,'' Cornelius,^ Job,^ James,* ^si) b. Westerville, Ohio, July 6, 1867; m, 

Pittsfield, Mass., Oct. 24, 1885, George Henry, son of Elijah G. and Anice E. 

(Cone) Denison, b. Cheshire, Mass., Jan. 28, 1867; artist, supervisor of drawing 

in the schools of Pittsfield, Mass.; Republican; member of Mystic Lodge, A. F. 

& A.M.; she, Methodist. 

[6950] Dr. OSCAR ROBERT COUCH, » (Bro. of Nellie D.,) 

b. Oct. 13, 1872; m. Elizabeth White. He graduated Med. Dept. Boston 
University. 

[6953] WASHINGTON IRVING HAMLIN,9 (David A.,» David,'" Job,& 
James,*'' 21) b. Napoleon, Ohio, Mar. 21, 1870; m. Wauseon, 01:iio, Jan. 1, 1895, 
Helen May, dau. of John S. and Sophia (Luhmann) Reed, b. Napoleon, 1876; 
mason; Wauseon; she United Brethren. 

[6954] ALZINA ROXANNAH HAMLIN,9 (Noah C..* David,'* Job,& 
James,i32i) b. Henry Co., Ohio, Jan. 14, 1861: m. Laporte, Ohio, Oct. 18, 1882, 

Elmer Ellsworth,^ son of Jewry Orson, and Sarah Elizabeth (Worthington) 

Humphrey,* b. Eaton, Ohio, Jan. 16, 1862; farmer; Laporte. 
Ch. b. Lorain Co.: 

11220. Hamlin Joseph, Aug. 28, 1883. 

11221. Blanche Elizabeth, Jan. 1, 1885. 

* Note 476. .JEWRY ORSON HUMPHREY,* (Orson Joseph,? Joseph ,6543 john,2 Michael.i) 



NINTH GENERATION. 1089 

[69551 WILLIAM BIRD HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Alzina R.,) 

b. Grafton, Ohio, Sept. 6, 1863; m. 1st in Mich., July 3, 1883, Fannie, dau. of 
Chauncey and Clara (Wing*) Pomeroy; who d. Laporte, Ohio, Oct. 8, 1891: m. 
2d, Laporte, Oct. 16, 1895, Evelyn Alice, dau. of William and Lillian Eudora 
(Brush) Sayles, b. May 29, 1875; farmer; Ridgeville, Ohio, until 1879;- since, Car- 
lisle Tp. Lorain Co., Ohio; Republican; township officer; Freemason; she mem- 
ber Autumn Leaf Hive, L. O. T. M.; Methodists; members Carlisle Grange, 

1502. P. of H. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Laporte: 

11222. Noah Curtis, Dec. 30, 1885. 

Ch. by 2d wife: 

11223. Theodoke Paul, b. Nov. 23, 1896. 

11224. Andrew Clyde, " Jan. 30, 1898. 

11225. Lillian Ruth, " Aug. 8, 1899. 

[6956] LORENZO DOW HAMLIN," (Bro. of Alzina R.,) 

b. Ridgeville Corners, Ohio, Aug. 21, 1867; m. Lorain Co., Ohio, Nov. 21, 
1890, Stella J., dau. of William and Alice Facelia (Humphrey) Brush, b. Laporte, 
Ohio, Apr. 28, 1870. He moved with his parents to Laporte, 1879; attended dis- 
trict school until 1883, then taught and attended school alternately; studied 
two years at Oberlin and two years at Baldwin University Berea, Ohio; was em- 
ployed by the Penn. R. R., 1889-93; becoming a conductor. In the latter year he 
returned to Laporte and followed farming, until 1900; town clerli:; member 
special canal commission, Ohio, 1902-3; res. Elyria, Ohio; an active worker in 
the Republican party; Freemason, Modern Woodman, Methodist. 

Children: 

11226. Facelia, b. Apr. 19, 1892. 

11227. David Walter, "Aug. 22, 1895. 

11228. Lydia Irene, " Sept. 24, 1897. 

[69581 MARY BELLE HAML1N,9 (Lewis M.,* David B.," David,6 Job.s 
James,*32i) b. Ridgeville, Ohio, June 28, 1869: m. Elyria, Ohio, Dec. 8, 1887, 

Burt Harrison, son of Rutillus and Phedora (Ro we) Jackson; farmer; North 

j Eaton, Ohio: Democrat; member of K. O.T.M. 
Ch. b. Eaton: 

11229. Elga Estell, Aug. 29, 1882, 

[6959] LEWIS FRANKLIN HAMLIN,9 (Bro. of Mary B.,) 

b. Ridgeville, Ohio, July 25, 1873; m. Aug. 19, 1895, Hattie Fretter, b. Rock- 
port, Ohio, Aug. 15, 1879; farmer; Ridgeville: Republican. 

Children: 

11230. James, b. Aug. 31, 1896, Eaton. 

11231. Gladys, " Mar. 11, 1899. 

11232. Estella May, " Oct. 12, 1901, Ridgeville. 

[6960] LOREN MARION HAMLIN,» (Bro. of Mary B.,) 

b. Ridgeville, Ohio, Sept. 10, 1876; m. Cleveland, Ohio, May 1, 1901, Minnie 
May Felt, b. Grafton, Ohio, July 16, 1877; farmer; Eaton, Ohio; Republican; Cong, 

* For Wins see note 77. 



1090 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[6961] ESTELLA VILERA HAMLIN,9 (Sister of Mary B.,) | 

b. Ridgeville, Ohio, Nov. 12, 1879; m. Elyria, Ohio, Oct. 16, 1896, Mark 
Sackett; railroad employee; Cleveland, Ohio; Republican; she Methodist. 
Ch. b. Cleveland: 

11233. Clyde, Sept. 9, 1896. 

11234. Theodore, Oct. 11, 1900. 

[6962] LLOYD DONALD HAMLIN,9 (Bro. of Mary B., ) 

b. Ridgeville, Ohio, Apr. 21, 1882; m. Field's Corner, Apr. 14, 1900, Anna 
Garrett, b. Avon, Ohio, July 16, 1883; farmer; Republican; Disciples. 



11236. 


Ethel. 


11237. 


Harry, 


11238. 


Fred, 


11239. 


Ruby, 



[6963] CLIFFORD HITCHCOCIv,9 (Sophia A. Hamlin,8 David,78 Job,^ 

Jaraes,*32i) b. Eaton, Ohio, Oct. 14, 1860; m. 1880. Ida Cooley; farmer; Bloom- 

ingdale, Mich. 

No issue. 

[6965] CLARENCE HITCHCOCK,^ (Bro. of Clifford,) 

b. Cass Co., Mich., Aug. 5, 1866: m. Blooraingdale, Mich., Jan. 15, 1890, 

Maria Halderman; removed to Dakota, spring 1891; resides Richland Tp., 

Edmunds Co., So. Dak. 
Child: 
11235. Lester. 

[6966] MARY HITCHCOCK,9 (Sister of Clifford,) 

b. May 30, 1869; removed with her father to Dakota, 1883; m. June 10, 1886, 
Ernest Goodspeed;* farmer; Richland township, Edmunds Co., So. Dakota. 
Children: 

b. 1888. 
" 1890. 
" 1892. 
" 1893. 

[6968] CLARA ARMINTA HAMLIN,^ (Benjamin D.,« David,76 Job,^ 
James,*32i)b. Lincoln, Mich., Aug. 14, 1871; m. May 3, 1891, Richard, sou of 
Moses and Anna (Mads ) La Fave. 
No issue. 

[6974] JUSTIN P. KNIGHT,^ (Mary L. Hamblin,' Julius A.,' James,« 
Job,6 James,*3 2i) b. Fulton, 111., Aug. 29, 1875; m. Mt. Carroll, 111., Feb. 24, 
1898, Madena, dau. of Samuel and Mary A. (Shaffer) Fredericks, b. Mt. Carroll, 
July 29, 1877; expressman; Fulton; Democrat; member K. P. and K. O. T. M.; , 
she Methodist. 

Ch. b. Fulton: | 

11240. A Child, Feb. 24, 1899; d. Feb. 25, 1899. 

11241. JarvisP., Sept. 9, 1900. 

16979] ADDIE E. HAMLIN,^ (Edward L.,8 James F.,^ James,* Job,^ 
James,* 321) b. Portville, N. Y., Nov. 10, 1876; m. Bradford, Pa., Dec. 18, 1895, 
Marvin M., son of Rev. John W. and Dorcas Clark, b. Spring Creek, Pa., Sept. 
16, 1868; engineer; Hazel Hurst, Pa.; Republican; Odd Fellow and member Tent 
4, K. O. T. M. 

No issue. 

* For Goodspeed see notes 30 and 284. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1091 

[6983] Capt. WILLIAM CHILDS,* (Thomas,* Josephje^ Deliverance 
Hamblin,* James,32i) b, 1825: m. Waquoit, Mass., Aug. 14, 1852; Laura Anne,* 
dan. of Thomas F. and Olive H. (Phinney*) Hamblin; master mariner, and fol- 
lowed the sea, until 1874, master of whale ships twenty years. One of his ships 
was captured and burned by Capt. Sirames, of the Confederate ship, Alabama, 
1861: Waquoit; Odd Fellow: she Cong.; Waltham, Mass., 1896. He d. Sept. 19, 

1889. 

Children: 

11242.* Anne Everett, b. Aug. 3, 1856, Waquoit. 

11243. Alice Laurett, "June 3,1859, " unm. 1896; Teacher 

11244.* William Andrew, " Aug. 12,1867, " 

11245.* Eliza Weston, " Dec. 22, 1873, Falmouth. 

[6991] IDELLA a. HAMLIN,9 (Chandler G.,* Isaiah,^ Josiah,^ Timothy,^ 
Zaccheus,* Jonathan, ^ James.^i) b. West Gardner, Me., July 8, 1856; m. Oct. 25, 
1874, Oliver Tibbi'tts; Farmingdale, Me. 
Children: 

11246.* Florance F., Dec. 23, 1875. 

11247. Walter B., Apr. 27, 1882. / 

11248. Amy B., Jan. 7, 1891; d. Aug. 27, 1891. 

[6992] GEORGE ALVAH HAMLIN," (Bro. of Idella G.,) 

b. West Gardner, Me., Mar. 9, 1866; m. Gardner, Me., Nov. 30, 1887, Nellie, 

dau. of Arrington and Mary Malvina (Smith) Douglas, b. Litchfield, Me., Apr. 

14, 1870; farmer; West Gardner, until 1891; since, Litchfield; Republican. 
Children: 

11249. Ethel May, b. Mar. 12, 1889, W. Gardner. 

11250. Ralph Eugene, " Apr. 14, 1890, Litchfield. 

11251. Ray Everett, " Apr. 18, 1891, 

11252. Grace Malvina, " Dec. 15, 1892, " 

11253. Roy Arrington, " Feb. 22, 1894, 

11254. Abby Iola, " Apr. 20, 1896, " 

11255. Carrie Mabel, '• Nov. 12, 1898, " 

11256. Chester Rhoads, " Oct. 14, 1899, " d. Mar. 4, 1901. 

11257. Nellie Douglass, " Dec. 4, 1900, " 

[6993] CARRIE EVELYN HAMLIN, » (Sister of Idella G.,) 

b. West Gardner, Me., Dec. 12, 1867: m. there, Oct. 6, 1888, James Walker, 
son of Sewell and Elvira Frances Jones, b. Bath, Me., Sept. 5, 1867: bookkeeper, 
Hoi lingsworth Paper Mills, Bath, Me., until 1871: W. Gardner, until 1884; since, 
Gardner; Republican: member Eagle Hose Co. 2; she member Woman's Home 
Miss. Soc: members Danforth Lodge, 179, N. E. O. P. 

Ch. b. Gardner: 

11258. Roy Chandler, Feb. 7, 1890. 

[6996] EMMA FRANCES GLAD YES HAMLIN,9(Asahael W.,8lsaiah,7 
Josiah,'' Timothy, 5 Zaccheus,* Jonathan, ^ James,2i) b. Jan. 27, 1865; m. 
Farmingdale, Me., Sept. 25, 1893, Antonio Ceballos McCausland. 

* . For Phinney see note 189. 



1092 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[6999] FLORISTA ATHENA MILLER,^ (Mary J. Hamlin,? Isaiah,' 
Josiali,;Timothy,B Zaccheus,* Jonathan, ^ James,2i) b. Gloucester, Me., Aug. 12, 
1850; m. East Saugus, Mass., May 27, 1868, Benjamin Cooper, son of George 
Richard and Mary Gaudaloupe (Thysen) Jaques, b. Charleston, S. C, Dec. 16, 
1847; carpenter, contractor and builder: Worcester, since 1865; Republican; 
private, 2 Battery, Washington Artillery of New Orleans, La., C. S. A.; enlisted 
1864, served from Drury's Blutf to Appomottox: Freemason: K. of H.; member 
Am. Mechanics; she Baptist. 

Ch. b. Worcester, Mass: 

11259.* George Aknoulu, May 17, 1870. 

11260. Maky Elizabeth, July 3, 1874. 

11261. Evangeline Victoria, Dec. 20, 1884. 

[7000] FREDERIC M. MILLER,' (Bro. of Florista A.,) 

b. Gardner, Me., Feb. 14, 1853; m. Vernon, N. Y., Dec. 27, 1881, Mary J. 
Seabrook, b. Stockbridge, N. Y., Sept. 4, 1852. 
Children: 

11262. JohnH., b. Mar. 19, 1883, Oneida. 

11263. George B., " June 19, 1885, " d. Oct. 16, 1885. 

11264. Carrie E., " July 11. 1887, A^ernon. 

11265. Flora G., " Dec. 12, 1888, " d. May 7. 

[7001] CARRIE V. MILLER," (Sister of Florista A.,) 

b. Gardner, Me., June 1, 1857; m. Worcester, Mass., Jerome Wheeler, b. 
Bolton, Mass., Feb. 28, 1855. 

No issue. 

[7003] JOHN AUGUSTUS HAMLIN,9 (Sylvanus,? Josiah,'^ Timothy,^ 
Zaccheus,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. Winslow, Me., Sept. 20, 1857; m. China, Me., 
Sept. 29, 1883, Frances Maria, dau. of John and Clarissa Jane (Delano*) Davis, 
b. Winslow, Aug. 28, 1857; farmer; Winslow. 

* Note 477. For Delano see note 235. 

Dr. THOMAS DELANO,2 (Philip,i) b. Duxbury, Mass., Mar. 21,1642; m. 1st, there, 1667, 
Mary, dau of John and Priscilla (Mullins) Alden. See note 478. b. Duxbury, about 1646; d. there, 
before Sept. 12, 1688; m. 3d, Oct. 34, 1699, Hannah, widow of EbenezerBartlett; physician, tailor, 
surveyor and constable. He d. Duxbury, April 13, 1733, ;i nd his grave may be seen there beside 
that of the Aldens. Ch. b. Duxbury: Benoni, Thomas, .Jonathan, David, Mary, Sarah, Ruth, 
.Joseph. 

JONATHAN DELAN0,3 b. Duxbury, Mass., 1676; m. there, Jan. 12, 1699, Hannah,3 dau. 
of Thomas and Mary (Churchill) Doty. See note 330. b. Duxbury, 1675. A prominent man. He 
d. Duxbury, Jan. 6, 176.5. Ch. b. Duxbury: John, Jonathan, Nathan, Amasa, Ruth, Amaziah, 
Hannah, Dorothy, Dorothy, Ebenezer, David. 

AMAZIAH DELANO,* b. Duxbury, Mass., Aug. 7, 1709; m. there, Jan. 8, 1730, Ruth, dau. 
of Abraham and Penelope (Sampson) Sampson, b. Duxbury, July 2. 1713. Both d. Duxbury; 
he, Aug. 5, 1790. Ch. b. Duxbury: Ezekiel, Thonias, Hannah, Zenas, Cornelius, .Jemima, Thom- 
as, Sylvia, Barzilla, Ruth. 

EZEKIEL DELAN0.5 b. Duxbury, Dec. 19, 1731 ; m. North Yarmouth, Me., Sept. 14, 17.55, 
Martha, dau. of Edmund and Mercy Chandler, b. North Yarmouth, Nov. 10, 1737. Both d. North 
Yarmouth; he, after 1794; she, March, 1814. Ch. b. North Yarmouth: A ch'ld, Amaziah, Rhoda, 
Sarah, Edmund Chandler, Mercy, Hannah, Ezekiel, Dorcas. 

AMAZIAH DELANO.e b. North Yarmouth, Me., June 16, 17,58; m. 1st, there, June 16, 1782, 
Margaret, dau. of Jonah and Hannah (Wallace) Austin, b. Dighton, Mass., 1759; d. Gray, Me., 
1805; m. 3d, before ls07, Elizabeth Thompson. He was private in Capt. Gray's Co., in Col. Mitch- 
ell's Regt., from North Yarmouth, July 7, 1779, two and one half months; private in Capt. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1093 

[7004] JENNIE P. HAMLIN,9 (Sister of Jolin A.,) 

b. Winslow, Me., Sept. 24, 1866; tn. Apr. 17, 1884, J'rank L.,9 son of George 

and Sarah P.,* (Abbott*) Webber, b. June 23, 1862; res. Benton, Me. 

I One child. 



[7008] JACOB HAMLIN PRENTISS,9 (Sarah J. Hamlin,* Josiah.'^s 

Timothy,'^ Zaccheus,^ Jonathan, ^ James,2i) b. Winslow, Me., Nov. 29. 1848; m. 
1st, E. Vassalboro, Me., June 29, 1872, Ohve A.,'* dau. of Sylvanus and Emeline 
(Phillips) Hamlin, b. Winslow, Me., Mar., 1856, who d. Waterville, Me., Feb. 11, 
1880; m. 2d, Fairtield, Me., Dec. 24, 1889, Adria A., dau. of John S. and E. 
(Roundy) Eastman. t He res. Winslow, until 1876; Vassalboro, Me., 1876-9; 

I Pride's Co., in Col. Price's Eegt., enlisted Falmouth, Me., April 18, 1780; served in the Penob- 
scot expedition, seven months and eighteen days. His widow m. 2d, Jan. 35, 18.52, John Leigh- 

j ton, of Gray, and d. there, Oct. 10, 1S()2. Children: Stephen, William, Asenath, Enos, Judith. 

1 ENOS DELANO,^ b. June 16, 1790, perhaps at Gray, Me.; m. North Yarmouth, Me., Mar. 

1 28, 1810, Hannah Larrabee, dau. of Stephen and Ann (Harris) Prince, b. North Yarmouth, April 

1 1,1788. He d. Fairfield, Me., Mar. 29, 1868; she d. Falmouth, Me., Oct. 14, 1870. Children: Amos 
Prince, Margaret Austin, Amaziah, Sarah Boothbay. Lucy Nason, Stephen, Willard Greenleaf, 
Barzilla Small, William Prince. 

AMOS PRINCE DELANO,8 b. Gray, Me.. Dec. 17, 1810; m. Skowhegan, Me., April 7, 
1832, Hannah Kincaid, dau. of Daniel and Lucy (Kincaid) Whitman, b. Skowhegan. May 22, 1811. 
He d. Winslow, Me., Jan. 22, 1879; she d. Waterville, Me., Aug. 21, 1889. Children: Amy Ann, 

; Benjamin Prince, Clarissa .Jane, Margaret Ann, Asenath Bacon, Clarinda Augusta, Delilah 
Stickney. 

CLARISSA JANE DELAN0,9 b. Palmyra, Me., Apr. 13, 18.38; m. West Waterville, Me., 
Oct. 16, 1855, ,John Davis, b. Albion, Me., June 5, 1833; riverman; Winslow, Me. Their daughter, 
Frances M., m. John A. Hamlin. 9 Children: Prances Maria, Amos Maines, Myra, Anna Louisa. 

Note 478. JOHN ALDEN.i b. England, about 1599; cooper; came in the Mayflower, 1620; 
m. Plymouth, Mass., 1621, Priscilla, dau. of William Mullins and wife; May/IoM'er passengers. 
iMullins and wife d. the lirst winter, leaving the daughter alone. Alden settled in Duxbury, 
;Mass., near to Philip Delano and Edward Bompasse, and was many years a magistrate in the 
colony. His wife and himself have been immortalized in Longfellow's poem: "The Courtship 
of Myles Standish." Tradition has it. that Standish, the military leader of the Pilgrims, a mid- 
dle aged man, who had lost his wife, Rose, during the prevalent sickness of the first winter at 
Plymouth, employed Alden to broach the subject of marriage between herself and Standish, 
Iwhich Alden attempted, and sought to fathom the breast of the maiden on the delicate ques- 
tion. In her lonely condition she evidently had the acuteness to prefer a young gentleman, 
[father than become an "old man's slave, "and raively replied: "Prithee, John, why do you not 
jspeak for yourself?" It is needless to add that "he tumbled." 

For Davis see notes 4, 17, 42 and 169. 

I * Note 479. GEORGE ABBOTT, Jr., 7 b. July 25,1808; m. Dec. 2, 1830, Loretta, dau. of 
jjoseph Wood, b. Winslow, Me., July 12, 1805. He d. April 2, 1877; she res. 1889, in Winslow; five 
Children. Their fourth child, Sarah P.,8 b. Aug. 16,18:38; m. 1st, May 2, 1860, George, son of 

Thomas and Rachel Webber, b. June 10, 1838; d. Dec. 24, 1863. Their son, Frank L. Webber,9 m. 

Jennie P. Hamlin. 

+ Note 480. JOHN EASTMAN, of Romsey, Southampton, England. In his will dated 
Sept. 24, 1602; proved Oct. 22, 1602, he gave to his son Roger all lands whatsoever in default to 
|3on John; also, to Roger 100 marks at 14, to be paid by my father Roger Eastman. To my son 
iJohn 50 pounds at 14. To daughters Elizabeth and Margaret when 21 or married 40 pounds each. 
Ditto to child my wife now goeth with. To servant Elizabeth Head 5 pounds. Residuary lega- 
!tee and executrix, wife Anne; overseers, Roger Eastman, Michael, Mackeall and Matthew 
Mundsy. Witnesses: Walter Godfrey, Giles Newel and Thomas Stote. 

Roger Eastman, 1 b. in Wales, 1611; m. Sarah (Smith ?) b. 1621. He came from Langford, 
Wilts, England, sailed from Southampton, April, 1638 in the Confidence, John Jobson, master, for 
Mass. Bay colony, as servant of John Saunders. He was an origin al settler of Colchester now 
Salisbury, Mass., 1640-3; members of the church, there. Both d. Salisbury; he Dec. 16, 1694; she 
Mar. 11, 1697. Children b. Salisbury: John, Nathaniel, Philip, Thomas, Timothy, Joseph, Ben- 
jamin, Sarah, Samuel, Ruth. 



1094 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. ' 

Waterville, 1879-86: since, Fairtield; Democrat; Baptist; member of Fairfield 
Lodge, 68, I. O. O. F. 

Cii. by 1st wife, b. Waterville: 

11266. Morris Edgar, July 9, 1879; m. Ella McClintock. 

Ch. by 2d wife, b. Fairtield: 

11267. Earl Ambrose, Jan. 17, 1895. 

[7021] ELIZABETH ELLIE MALCOM,** (Rodema H. Chadwick,* Beth- 
any G. Hamlin,' Josiah,* Timothy,^ Zaccheus,* Jonathan, ^ James,'' i) b. China, 
Me., May 3, 1858; m. Taunton, Mass., June 1, 1878, George Edwin, son of George 
and Roxina (Perry) Eddy, b. Wal pole, Mass., Jan. 25, 1853: nickel plater: Boston, 
Mass.; Republican; Methodists. 

Children: 

11268. Albert Ellis, b. Feb. 19, 1879, Deigh ton: unm. 1902. 

11269. Preston Ashmont, " Dec. 14, 1884, Taunton, " " 

[7025] ALLEN GUSTAVUS MALCOM.9 ( Bro. of Elizabeth E.,) 
b. Weeks Mills, China, Me., Apr. 7, 1869; m. there, Dec. 31, 1893, Tressie 
Lucinda, dau. of Hannibal and Emma J. (Morrison) Tibbetts, b. Palermo Cen- 
tre, Me., Dec. 12, 1873; farmer and butcher; Weeks Mills; Republican; member 
Eureka Lodge 9460, M. W. A. 

[7034] GEORGE W. MOTHERWELL,** (Esther A. Chadwick,* Bethaoj 
G. Hamlin,'' Josiah,^ Timothy,^ Zaccheus,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. China, Me., 
Feb. 24, 1855: m. Augusta, Me., Oct. 15, 1879, Cora Lee, dau. of Samuel P. and 
Harriet (Perkins) Barton, b. Windsor, Me., Apr. 27, 1855; tinsmith; Augusta: 
Democrat; member Derigo Lodge 104, A. F. & A. M.; and Highland Lodge 25, 
A. O. U. W.; she Cong, and member Degree of Honor. 

Ch. b. Augusta: 

11270. Leigh Barton, May 16, 1892, 

[7042] SAREPTA SEDGLEY WEBBER,^ (Melinda Chadwick,' Gyrene 
M. Hamlin, 7 Josiah,« Timothy,^ Zaccheus,* Jonathan, ^ James 21) b. SouthChina, 
Me., June 6, 1863: m. Vassalboro, Me., Mar. 28, 1885, William F., son of Rev. 
James E. and Dorcas (Littlefield) Mills, b, Madison, N. H., Dec, 21, 1849; farmer; 
China, Me., since 1880; Republican. 

[7043] CHARLES ELTON WEBBER,^ (Bro. of Sarepta S.,) 

b. South China, Me., Aug. 1, 1865; m. Mechanic's Falls, Me., June 1, 1893, 
Nina May, dau. of Samuel Quimby and Amy Jane (Frost) Bean, b. Mount 
Vernon, Me., Aug. 1, 1866; farmer; trained nurse, since 1889; South China, until 
1893; Mount Vernon; Boston and vicinity more or less, since, 1889; Republican; 
member of Harlem Lodge, 39, A.O.U. W. 

Ch. b. Mt. Vernon: 

11271. Elton Q., Nov. 30, 1894, 

[7044] FLORENCE EDNA WEBBER,'' (Sister of Sarepta S., ) 
b. South China, Me., Sept. 9, 1868; m. North Vassalboro, Me., Mar. 16, 
1889, Eugene Ernest, son of William and Louisa (Keene) Warren, b. South 
Vassalboro, Me., June 23, 1857; farmer and lumberman; South Vassalboro; 



NINTH GENERATION. 1095 

Democrat; member of Harlem Lodge 39, A.O. U. W.; she member Augusta 
Lodge 46, Am. Ben. Soc. 

Ch, b. So. Vassalboro: 
11272. LoTTiK Edna, Apr. 27, 189L 

[7049] AEAMANTHA V. HAMLEN,' (Hartwell A.,* David,' Timothy,*^ 
Zaccheus,* Jonathan,^ James,^!) b. Oct. 25, 1842; m. Sept. 27, 1879, Everett W. 
Priest, of Nortb Vassalboro, Me.; she d. 1901. 
No issue. 

[7050] ALONZO H. HAMLEN,9 (Bro. of Aramantha V.,) 

b. East Vassalboro, Me., Aug. 14, 1847, m. North Vassalboro, Me., Aug. 20, 
1870, Emma L., dau. of Daniel H. and Emeline E. (Brown) Priest, b. N. Vassal- 
boro, Feb. 25, 1849; farmer; East Vassalboro; Democrat; members of Vassalboro 
Grange 322, P. H. 

Ch. b. E. Vassalboro: 

11273.* Mary E., Sept. 20, 1871. 

11274.* Bertha N., Aug. 3, 1873. 

[7051] ALBERTUS B. HAMLEN,« (Bro. of Aramantha V.,) 

b. Oct. 15, 1856; m. June 29, 1878, Sarah A. Davis,* of West Sidney, Me. 

Ch. b. West Sidney: 

11275. Blanche R., Apr. 29, 1880. 

[7055] HELEN J. CLARK,9 (Sally E. Hamlen,* David,' Timothy,* & 

Zaccheus,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. Augusta, Me., July 25, 1851; m. there, 
Dec. 25, 1872, Henry M. Coleman, t 
Child: 

11276. H. Orville, b. Jan. 29, 1878. 

[7057] FLORENCE HAMLEN,9 (Lawristoa,^ David,' ^imothy,6 5 

Zaccheus,* Jonathan, ^ James,2i) b. Temple, Me., June 23, 1853; m. New Sharon, 
Me., Sept. 28, 1889, Ancel T., son of John and Cynthia (Curtis) Mason, b. Nor- 
rldgewock. Me., May 9, 1835; farmer; New Sharon; Cong. 

[7058] WILBUR F. BUZZELL,9 (Catherine Hamlen,* David,' Timothy.es 
Zaccheus,* Jonathan, s James.^i) b. Vassalboro, Me., July 3, 1844; m. Jan. 19, 1876, 
Ellen Smith; merchant; Augusta, Me. 
No issue. 

[7060] HARRIET C. BUZZELL,9 (Sister of Wilbur F.,) 

b. Augusta, Me, Mar. 4, 1856; m. Jan. 19, 1881, Frank B, Haskell. 
Child: 

11277. Harriet F., b. May 9, 1884. 

[7062] HARRIET A DELIA HAMLEN,9 (William C.,* David,' Tim- 

othy,65 Zaccheus,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. Boston, Mass., June 8, 1858; m. 

Cambridge, Mas.s., Dec. 17, 1884, Luther Perkins, son of Albert and Mary Eme- 

* For Davis see notes 4, 17, 42 and 169. 
+ For Coleman see notes 105 and 233. 



1098 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. ' 

i 

line (Perkins) Burgess,* b. Poland, Me., Sept. i!4, 1858: N.E. passenger agent,! 

N. Y., Chicago and St. Louis R. R.; Poland, Me., until 1862; Lewiston, Me., until 

1870; Cambridge, Mass., until 1882; Soiuerville, .Mass., until 1896; since. Water-' 

town, Mass, I 

Cliild: 

11278. Elizabeth, b. July 25, 189L j 

I, 
[7063] WILLLS CLARK HAMLEN,' (Bro. of Harriet A.,) 

b. Boston, Mass., Jan. 16, 1861; unmarried; removed to Cambridge, Mass., 
1867, and resided there, until 1892; Somerville, Mass., until 1896; since, Water- 
town, Mass.; educated in the Grammar and High Schools, Cambridge; in busi- 
ness with the N. E. Shoe and Leather Asso., Boston, 1880-92; since, boolckeeper; 
Proiiibitionist; Methodist. 

[7065] WARREN E. GETCHELL,^ (Nancy H. Hamlen,* David, ^ Timo- 
thy,65 Zacclieus,* Jonathan, 3 James,2i) b. Dec. 1, 1851; m. Dec. 17, 1881, Caroline 
M. Plummer, of North Vassalboro, Me,; farmer; Winslow, Me. 

Children: 

11279. Alice M, j 

11280. Ida L. 



[7067] ETTA M. GETCHELL,9 (Sister of Warren E.,> 

b, July 1, 1859; m. Sept. 26, 1880, Alexander Matthewson; she d. Winslow, 
Me., May 13, 1893. 

Children: 

11281. Minnie M., b. July 29, 188.3. 

11282. Willis H., " Feb. 1, 188&; d. May 19, 1886. 

[7069] ALMIRA H. WILLIAMS,^ (Vesta Hamlen,* Daniel,^ Timothy,^^ 
Zaccheus,* Jonathan,3 James,2i) b. Bradford, Me., June 2, 1835: m. Ist, there, Oct. 
16, 1858, John C, sod of Roger H. and Maria Erskins, b. Bristol, Me., Dec. 8, 
1829; private, B, 1st Me. Heavy Art.; enlisted Aug. 1862; killed by a shell, 
Spottsylvania, Va., May 19, 1864; farmer; Bradford; Republican: Methodist. 
Their two children d. of diptheria: m. 2d, Charleston, Me., Apr. 26. 1866, Roger 
A. Erskins, brother of first husband, b. Bristol, Mar. 24, 1837; private, K, 11th 
Me., Inf. Vols.: enlisted Sept., 1861: wounded Deep Bottom, Va., Aug. 14, 1864: 
participated in all the engagements in which his regiment took part; dis. Nov., 
1864; farmer; Presque Isle, Me.; Republican; Methodist; member Ruel Annas 
Post, G. A. R. 

Ch. by 1st marriage, b. Bradford: 

11283. RuFUS D., Jan. 21, 1860; d. Oct. 21, 1863. 

11284. Charles W., Feb. 16, 1862, " " 16, "^ 

By 2d marriage, b. Bradford: 

11285. Harris R., Feb. 8, 1868. I 

11286. John W., Apr. 18, 1870. rA 
11287.* Vesta M., Oct. 11, 1873. ' 

* For Burgess see note 389. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1097 

[7070] ANNETTE W. WILLIAMS," (Sister of Alraira H.,) 

b. Bradford, Me., May 7, 18.37: m. Stephen, son of Stoddard and Maria (Mc- 
Clure) Mattliews, b. Bradford, Feb. 2.5, 1835; private, E, 2d Me. Inf. Vols.; par- 
ticipated in sieyre of Yoriitown, battles of Hanover C.H., seven days before 
Richmond, closing- with Malvern Hill, second Bull Run, Antietatn, Fredericks- 
burg and Chancellorsville, Va.: dis. Annapolis, Md., Sept. 24, 1864; farmer; East 
Bangor, Me.; Republican; member of Hannibal Hamlin Post, 165, G.A.R.; 
Quaker City Grange 30, Bang^or; she d. Bradford, Dec. II, 1887. 
Ch. b. Bradford: 

11288. Jennie Louise, Jan. 1, 1868; unmarried 1896. 

11289. Howard, Apr. 20, 1870, " " 

11290. Hervy, June 7, 1873, " " 

11291. Frank Eber, Jan. 25, 1879, " " 

[7073] MARY ELLEN WILLIAMS," (Sister of Almira H.,) 

b. Bradford, Me., Nov. 12, 1846; m. East Corinth, Me., Aug. 19, 1863, Luther 
M., son, of Hiram and Rhoda (Marble) Gerrish, b. Brownville, Me., June 3, 
184—; she d. Bradford, Nov. 13, 1863. He m. 2d, her sister, Avis S. Williams. 

[7074] AVIS S. WILLIAMS," (Sister of Almira H., ) 

b. Bradford, Me., Jan. 19, 1848; m. Charleston, Me., Oct. 26, 1865, Luther 
M., son of Hiram and Rhoda (Marble) Gerrish, b. Brownville, Me., June 3, 184-; 
his second wife: he m. 1st, her sister Mary E.; private, G, 3d Me. Inf. Vols.; 
enlisted Aug., 1863; dis. May, 1865; Republican; Brownville; member Dirigo 
Lodge 63, I. O. O. F.; both members Resolute Grange 188, P. H.; Katahdin 
Colony 40, U. O. P. F.; she member Orion Rebekah Lodge 16, I. O. O. F.; Cong. 
Ch. b. Brownville: 

11292. Frank Wesley, Dec. 28, 1866. 

11293. Lewis Everett, Dec. 16, 1868. 

11294. John Hiram, Jan. 19, 1871. 

11295. Mae Emma, Aug. 7,1877. 

11296. Anni Lillian, July 1, 1879. 

11297. Charles Waltek, Jan. 13, 1883. 



[7076] JOHN H. WILLIAMS," (Bro. of Almira H.,) 

b. Bradford, Me. May 4, 1852; m. Big Lake, Minn., Sept. 5, 1882, Amanda P., 
dau. of Benjamin Flaville, and Ruth Downing (Harris) Snow,* b. Brownville, 
Me., Apr. 8, 1861: res. Bradford, until 1865; Brownville, until 1872; Orono, Me., 
until 1875: Milo, Me., until 1880; Big Lake, Minn., until 1883; since, Elk River, 
Minn. He graduated Maine State College, 1876; county surveyor, since Jan. 1, 
1882; supt. schools, 1887-90, and '93-8; justice peace, 1895, member Dirigo Lodge 
63, LO.O.F., Milo, Me.; Sherburne Lodge 95, A. F.& A.M.; Elk River Lodge 
154, A.O.U. W., members Union church. 

Ch. b. Elk River: 

11298. Fred M., Oct. 11, 1883. 

11299. Vesta F., Dec. 30, 1885. 

11300. Florence M., Apr, 30, 1891. 

* For Snow see note 177. 



i 



1098 THE HAMLm FAMILY. i 

[7077] SARAH C. W1LLIAMS,9 (Jane Hamlen,* Daniel,' Timothy,«5; 
Zaccheus,* Jonatlian,3 James,2i) b. Vassalboro, Me., June 8. 1835: in. Bradford, 
Me., Nov. 20, 1861, John, son of John and Sophia (Eastman*) Dearborn, b. 
Stark, N. H., May 12, 1829, his second wife; he m. 1st, 1851, Caroline Kingsbury, 
by whom he had two sons, who reside in California; farmer and lumberman; 
Bradford Centre, Me.; he went to Bradford with his parents, 1839, when it was 
sparsely settled, roads were mere foot paths, and the journey was made with 
oxen and rude carts; the place afforded slight advantages for education, and 
when a boy he left the common school to engage in lumbering; after his first 
wife's death he went to Minneapolis, Minn., and engaged in lumbering; re- 
turned to Maine, 1858. She went to Bradford with her parents, 1839. The 
story of these early settlers is one of privations and hardships; she attended 
common school, and a few terms of high school, and was a school teacher ten 
years. Their children have been liberally educated. She d. Mar. 19, 1896. 
Ch. b. Bradford: 



11301.* 


Carrie E., 


Feb. 8, 1863. 




11302.* 


Rose, 


Mar. 3, 1865. 




11303. 


Isabella, 


Nov. 3, 1866; d. Mar 


. 7, 1867 


11304.* 


Lillian M., 


June 29, 1868. 




11305.* 


Elsie M., 


July 2, 1870. 




11306.* 


John W., 


June 11, 1872. 




11307.* 


Emma B., 


Feb. 1, 1875. 




11308.* 


Helen M., 


Nov. 8, 1878. 





[7081] HENRY T. WILLI AMS,9 (Bro. of Sarah C, ) 

b. East Bradford, Me., May 27, 1843; m. Bradford, Apr. 28, 1867, Lizzie M., 
dau. of N. W. C. and Elizabeth McGray, of Bradford, b. Harmony, Me., Oct. 2, 
1845; farmer; resided on his father's farm, until 21 years old; he purchased an 
interest in this farm, 1865, and the remainder, 1868. where he has since resided; 
town clerk, and selectman; justice peace; member Independent Grange 77, P. 
of H., of County and State Grange; Bradford Lodge, 86, I. O. O. F.; and Grand 

Lodge. 

Children: 
11309.* Harvey Reed, b. June 14, 1869, Bradford. 

11310. George H., " Mar. 1, 1871. 

11311. Alonzo T., " Apr. 3, 1876. 

[7091] DANIEL HENRY STUART,9(LoisHamlen,8Daniel,7Timothy,85 

Zaccheus,* Jonathan, » James,^!) b. Milo, Me., June 20, 1841; m. there, Mar. 

4, 1868, Abby J. Foss, b. Rome, Me.; soldier union army: lost left hand on Banks 

retreat, Winchester, 1862; pensioner; res. Fisherville, N.H.; West Danville, Vt., 

1875. 

Ch. b. Milo: 

11312. Maria Louisa. 

[7092] MARIA LOUISA STUART,9 (Sister of Daniel H.,) 

b. Milo, Me., Mar. 7, 1843; m. Apr. 1, 1866, Hiram Freeman, son of Hiram 

and Ellen (Burrill) Savage, b. Belgrade, Me., Apr. 24, 1846; painter; Patten, Me.: 

Boston, Mass., 1875; she d. Milo, Jan. 5, 1865. 
Ch. b. Milo: 

11313. Carrie Marie, Dec. 30, 1867. 

* For Eastman see note 480. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1099 

[7093] CHARLES WINSLOW STUART,« (Bro. of Daniel H.,) 
b. Milo, Me., Jan. 20, 1845. He served in U. S. Navy, enlisted China, Me., 
Au^'. 29, 1864. He d. Albuquerque, N.M., Sept. 3, 1872. 

[7095] CHARLES S. HARRIS," (Flavilla P. Hamlen,8Daniel,-Timothy,65 
Zaccheus,^ Jonatlian,^ Jaraes,2i) b. Brownville, Me., Aug. 29, 1856; m. Orring- 
ton, Me., July, 1894, Frances, dau. of Frank B. and Elizabetli Mclntire, b. 
: Amherst, Me.; farmer and carpenter; Milo. Me. 
Child: 

11314. Frank W., b. May 16, 1895. 

[7099] NELLIE G. HARRIS," (Sister of Charles S.,) 

b. Milo, Me., May 22, 1864; m. there, Dec. 13, 1890, William H., son of Josiah 
and Olive Richardson, b. Glenburn, Me.; artist; Milo. 
Children: 

11315. Llovd H., b. Sept. 11, 1891. 

11316. EdavinK., "Feb. 11, 1894: d. July 8, 1894. 

11317. William H., " Aug. 25, 1895. 

[7101] LLEWELLYN E. HODGES," (Harriet Hamlin,* Jonas,' 

Timotliy,s5 Zaccheus,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. Winslow, Me., Sept. 25, 1840; 

m. Nevpport, Me., Oct. 20, 1866, Harriet A., dau. of Stephen and Betsey (Jewell) 

Crosby, b. Winslow, May 8, 1843; musician, G, 3 Me. Inf. Vols.; enlisted May, 

1861; dis. June 18, 1864; farmer; Winslow; Democrat; selectman; collector and 

• treasurer. 

Ch. b. Winslow: 

July 31, 1867; unmarried, 1896. 
June 8, 1869. 

" 28, 1871; unmarried, 1896. 
Aug. 18, 1873, 

May 4, 1876, u u 

Aug. 15, 1880; d. Dec, 1880. 
Jan. 28, 1882. 
Apr. 20, 1884. 
July 1, 1886. 

[7103] GEORGE W. HODGES," (Bro. of Llewellyn E.,) 

. b. Winslow, Me., July 26, 1844; private, D, 21 Me. Inf. Vols.; d. Baton 
Rouge, La., May 3, 1863; unm. 

[7104] FRANK D. HODGES," (Bro. of Llewellyn E.,) 

b. Winslow, Me., Mar. 4, 1845; private, D, 21 Me. Inf. Vols.; res. Terre 
Haute, Ind. 

[7105] SUSAN R. HODGES,' (Sister of Llewellyn E.,) 

b. Winslow, Me., Sept. 13, 1847; m. Waterville, Me., Dec. 28, 1867, Charles 
H., son of David and Christiana (Littlelield) Guptill, b. Winslow, Aug. 23, 1843; 
railroad employe: Winslow, Me.; Keokuk, Iowa; and Terre Haute, Ind.; Dem- 
ocrat; member Terre Haute Lodge 2, A. O. U. W.; Vigo Council 352, Knights 
and Ladies of Security; she Past Chief, Degree of Honor, A. O. U. W. 



* 


Ch. b. Winslow 


11318. 


Mabel C, 


11319.* 


Susan, 


11320. 


Stephen, 


11321. 


Lucie, 


11322. 


Eddie L., 


11323. 


A Daughter, 


11324. 


George D., 


11325. 


Katerine B., 


11326. 


Harvey W., 



i 



1100 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Ch. b. Terre Haute: 



11327. 


Carrie E., 


11328. 


ViNNIE, 


11329. 


Charles E., 


11330. 


Frank, 


11331. 


George, 



Nov. 25, 1869; m. Henry Gerhardt. 
Mar. 10, 1872, " Albert C. Bosworth. 
Feb. 15, 1874, " Rose Woerner. 
Nov. 11, 1878. 
Apr. 8, 1885. 



[7108] EMMA HODGES,9 (Sister of Llewellyn E.,) 

b. Winslow, Me., Nov. 17, 1856; m. Waterville, Me., Aug. 25, 1874, Winthrop 

M., son of Adrastus Buckman and Priscilla(Rowe) Branch, b. Waterville, Aug. 

8, 1853: mechanic; Oakland, Me.; Republican. 

Ch. b. Oakland: (all unm. 1896.) 



11332. 


Harry W., 


Oct. 


8, 1875. 


11333. 


INA B., 


July 


10, 1877. 


11334. 


Geneva A., 


Oct. 


17, 1881. 


11335. 


Cora E., 


Oct. 


4, 1884. 


11336. 


Chester Arthur, 


June 


1, 1888. 


11337. 


Frank D., 


Aug. 


13, 1889. 


11338. 


George D., 


May 


8, 1891. 



[7110] FANNIE W. HAMLIN, 9 (Timothy H.,* Jonas,' Timothy,6f 

Zaccheus,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. Dec. 13, 1857; m. Dec. 3, 1887, Lester Richard- 
son, of Winslow, Me. 

Child: 

11339. Harold Percy, b. Sept. 19, 1888. 

[7114] LOUISA WILSON,9 (Martha Hamlen,* Jonas,' Timothy,*^ 

Zaccheus,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) m. Howard Wilson. She is dead. 

Child: 

11340. A Son. 



[7116] ABBIE WILSON,' 

m. Frank Marriner, of Madison, Me. 

Child: 

11341. A Daughter. 



(Sister of Louisa,) 



[7117] HENRY LEWIS HAMLEN,9 (John P.,* Jonas,' Timothy,6 6 

Zaccheus,* Jonathan, 3 James,2i) b. Salem, Mass., Feb. 24, 1861: m. 1st, there, 
June 20, 1889, Harriet Ellen, dau. of Benjamin Franklin and Eliza Jane (Stone) 
Milton, b. Salem, Dec. 10, 1862; who d. of consumption, Beverly, Mass., Dec. 7, 
1890; m. 2d, by Rev. S. B. Nobbs, Salem, Oct. 20, 1891, Clara L., dau. of Josephus 
and Sarah Lizzie (Symonds) Ashby, b. Salem, July 19, 1862; she member Baptist 
church; she d. of consumption, Salem, July 13, 1893; m. 3d. Mar. 12, 1895, Emma 
Genevra, dau. of Gardner and Coroline Augusta (Webb) Webster, b. North 
Andover, Mass., June 26, 1865; steam engineer, Beverly, since 1887: member 
Salem Veteran Fireman's Asso.; Fireman's Relief Asso.; Grand Lodge Station- 
ary Engineers; Fraternity Lodge 118, I. O. O. F. 
Ch. by 1st wife, b. Beverly: 

11342. Lewis Edwin, Mar. 31, 1890. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1101 

[7118] HANNAH JANE HAMLEN,9 (Sister of Henry L.,) 

b. Salem, Mass., July, 1866; m. 1884, Arthur Q. Goldsmith, of Beverly, Mass. 
Child: 

11343. Chester Hamlen, b. 1892. 

[7130] JOHN MAXEY HAMLEN,9 (Maxey,* Jonas,^ Timothy.^B Zac- 
cheus.* Jonathan, 3 James,2i) b. Albion, Me., Oct. 21, 1868; m. there. May 9, 
1891, Ellen M. Dudley, b. Albion, Feb. 12, 1866: farmer; Melrose Mass. 

[7132] EMMA FRANCES HAMLEN,9 (Sister of John Maxey,) 
b. Aug. 1, 1872; m." Mar. 7, 1891, Willis E. Lander, of Albion, Me. 
Child: 

11344. Olive E., b. Feb. 6, 1893. 

[7137] LOUIS HOWARD HAMLIN,9 (Oscar C.,* Reuben,' Timothy,*^ 

Zaccheus,* Jonathan,* James,2i) b. Albion, Me., May 16,1870; m. Boston, 

Mass., Sept. 27, 1894, Eva Gertrude, dau. of Perley Carr and Dora (Webster) 

Robinson, b. Fremont, N. H., Oct. 20, 1869; credit merchant; Fremont, N.H., 

and Boston, Mass,; Republican; justice of the peace, Freemason. 

Ch. b. Boston: 

11345. Roger Chesley, June 14, 1895. 

11346. Beth, Aug. 29, 1898. 

[7139] EDMUND HENRY HAMLIN,9(EdmundH.,8Calvin,' Timothy,«5 
, Zaccheus,* Jonathan, » James.^i) b. Sierraville, Cal., Nov. 11, 1866: ra. Sierra 
Valley, Cal., Nov. 11, 1890, Laura Sabina, dau. of Dan McFall and Ellen (Wil- 
lliams) Jones, b. San Juan, Cal., May 5, 1870; stock raiser; Sierraville: Republi- 
can; member Sierra Valley Lodge 184, A. F. & A. M.: Donner Chapter 39, R. 
A. M.: she member Ada Chapter 122, O. E. S,, Reno, Nev. 

Ch. b. Sierra Valley: 

11347. Lloyd B., May 9, 1892. 

11348. Myrtle A., Jan. 29, 1894. 

11349. Ellen L., Aug. 18, 1896. 

11350. Edmund, Jan. 25, 1900. 

[7140] CALVIN MARSHALL HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Edmund H.,) 
;b. Sierraville, Cal., Dec. 10, 1868; m. Rockiin, Cal., Nov. 3, 1895, Ella Florence, 
dau. of John and Mary Elizabeth (Davis) Ertle, b. Rockiin, Jan. 23, 1877; me- 
chanic; Sierraville, until 1875: Nevada, until 1881; Sierraville, until 1891; Susan- 
jville, until 1893; Rockiin, 1893-9; since, Sierraville; Republican. 

Children: 

11351. Gladys May. b. July 23, 1897, Rockiin. 

11352. Lola Ertle, *' June 24, 1900, Sierraville. 

[7154] FLORENCE EVELIN PLUMMER,^ (Saphronia O. Hamlin,* 
CalvinJ Timothy, "5 Zaccheus,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. Albion, Me., July 20, 
1873: m. there, May 20, 1893, Fred Merton, son of Timothy Mayo, and Leora 
Emma (Riley) Sanborn, b. Albion, June 5,1874; farmer; later, employed in 
chocolate mill; Albion, until 1898; since, Dorchester, Mass.; Democrat; she 
Methodist. 



1102 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Ch. b. Albion: 




11353. 


Raymond Porter, 


July 20, 1894. 


11354. 


Edna May, 


July 23, 1901. 



[7155] ROSE EDNA PLUMMER,9 (Sister of Florence E.,) 

b. Albion, Me., Nov. 21, 1878; m. Dec. 27, 1899, Floriston Melvin Trask, of 

Edgecomb, Me. 

Child: 

11355. Evelyn May, b. Aug. 12, 1900. 

[7159J FRED KRAMPH OWEN,9 (William H..« Sophronia Hamlin,'' 
Timotlay,65 Zaccheus,* Jonathan. » James,^!) b. Milo, Me., Oct. 10, 1865; m. 
Auburn, Me., Sept. 16, 1896, Alice Gertrude, dau. of Charles and Frances (Shep- 
herd) Smith, b. Hallowell, Me., May 22, 1868; journalist; Milo, Me., 1887; North ' 
Adams, Mass., 1888; Auburn, Me., 1889-94; Taunton, Mass., 1895-6: since, Port- 
land, Me.; member Ancient Brothers Lodge, A. F. & A. M,; she Cong. 
Ch. b. Portland: 

11356. Raymond, Jan. 6, 1879. 

[7165] CHARLES EDWIN OWEN,9 (Bro. of Fred K.,) 

b. Milo, Me., Mar. 1, 1873; m. Bangor, Me., June 29, 1894, Maud Lucie, dau: 

of Ambrose and Sarah Emily (Lyshon) Merrill, b. Bangor, Mar. 23, 1875; hotel 

steward; Bangor; Republican. 

Children: 

11357. Charles Harold, b. Jan. 29, 1896, Bangor. 
11858. Elvah Clare, " Oct. 28, 1898, Milo. 

[7179] LIVONIA McKENNEY,» (Maria West,^ Mary Dickey,' Mary 
Haralin,6Timothy,5 Zaccheus,* Jonathan,3James,2i) b. Entield, Me., Nov. 8, 
1834; m. South Thoraaston, Me., Nov. 5, 1854, John H., son of Ephraim and 
Lucy Dean, b. So. Thomaston, Apr. 14, 1827; merchant; So. Thoroaston; Repub- 
lican; city treasurer. He d. So. Thomaston, June 10, 1874. 

Ch. b. So. Thomaston: 

. 11359.* William H., Aug. 20,1855, 

11360.* Alvin F., June 6, 1857. 

11361.* Benjamin W., July 26, 1859. 

11362.* John Fred, July 18,1870. 

[7180] SARAH JANE McKENNEY,9 (Sister of Livonia,) 

b. Hallowell, Me., Oct. 12, 1837; m. Salmon Falls, N. H., 1857, Alpheus Frye,* 
b. Eliott, Me., 1833; inspector; Chelsea, Mass., 1864-80; since, Boston, Mass.; 
Republican; member K. of H. 75; Methodist. 
Children:. 

11363.* Charles H., b. Mar. 7, 1859, S. Thomaston, Me. 

11364. Georgianna, "^ 1863, Cambridge; unm, 1899. 

11365. Grace E., " 1864, Chelsea; 

11366. Maude B., '^ 1871, ^' 

* Note 48T. JOHN FRYE.i b. Basing^, England, 1601; wife Anne; came from England to' 
Newberry, Mass., 1638; wheelright; removed to Andover, Mass., 1545; Freeman 1645; both d. 
Andover; he Nov. 9. 169:!; she Oct. 22. 1680. Children: John, Benjamin, Samuel, James. 



NINTH GENERATION. 



1103 



[7181] WILLIAM A. McKENNEY,9 (Bro. of Livonia,) 

b. Hallowell, Me., Feb. 23, 1839; m. Rockland, Me., 1866, Driscol: 

miner; California: Republican; private in a Mass. Regt., also in a Maine Regt.; 

enlisted 1861; in 27 battles, wounded three times; dls. at close of war. 
Child: 
11367. William, b. 1867, Cal.; unra. 1899. 



[7182J HENRY H. McKENNEY,9 (Bro. of Livonia,) 

b. Hallowell, Me., Feb. 26, 1841; m. Abby Brown; private, F, 30 Maine Int 
A^ols.; enlisted 1863; Republican. He d. in California, Oct. 1, 1883; she d. 1864. 
Ch. b. Cape Elizabeth, Me.: 



11368. 



Charles H. 



May 8, 1864. 



[7183] FRANCES E. McKENNEY,^ (Sister of Livonia,) 

b. Hallowell, Me., Apr. 25, 1843; m. Thomaston, Me., Jan. 11, 1861, Richard, 

son of Knott and Hannah (Ulmer) Bartlett, b. Thomaston, May 24, 1832; painter; 

Bradford, Mass.; removed from Maine, 1886; Freemason and R. of H. 



Children: 

11369. Lizzie, 

11370. Charles H., 

11371. Maria E., 

11372. Eleanor A., 

11373. Richard O., 



b. Oct. 18, 1862, S. Thomaston: d. June 3, 1863'. 
" May 8, 1864, Cape Elizabeth. 
" Mar. 7, 1867, S. Thomaston; unm. 1899. 
" July 4, 1869, Thomaston. 



Apr. 30, 1879, 



d. May 10, 1890. 



[7185] DRUSILLA M. McKENNEY,9 (Sister of Livonia,) 

b. Hallowell, Me., Apr. 29, 1848; m. Rockland, Me., Feb. 3, 1866, James J., 
son of Solon and Ann P. (Phillips) Chase, b. Chase's Mills, Me., Feb. 9, 1847; 2d 
Lieut. D. 32d Maine, Inf. Vols., enlisted Aug. 6, 1863; wounded at explosion of 
the mine, Petersburg, Va., July 30, 1864; he is blind; res. Denver, Col.; member 
G. A.R. and Royal Society Good Fellows, Portland, Me. 

Children: 

11374. Jennie L., b. June 10, 1867, So. Thomaston: d. unm. Sept. 28, '87 

11375. Ella S., " June 12, 1869, Cal.; unm. 1899. 
11376.* Solon, " Aug. 6, 1872, Chase's Mills. 

11377. Ethel I., " Feb. 14, 1882, Portland, Me.; unm. 1899. 

11378, Edith M., " Jan. 3, 1889, Chase's Mills. 



[7189] MARIA A. TIBBITTS,' (Dorcas West,^ Mary Dickey," Mary 
Hamlin, 6 Timothy,^ Zaccheus,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. Frankfort, Me., July 5, 
1837: m. Lowell, Mass., Aug. 22, 1860, Edward, son of John and Nancy (Collins) 
McKeever, b. Merrimack, N. H., Dec. 27, 1840; painter; Lowell, 1857-61; in the 
army, 1861-5; Merrimack, 1865-8; Manchester, N. H., 1868-9; since, Lincoln, 
Me.; Republican: private, 1st N. H. Battery: enlisted Aug. 22, 1861; in all bat- 
tles of the Army of the Potomac, except the Peninsular Campaign and siege of 
Petersburg: dis. June 9, 1865; member Horeb Lodge 93, A. F. & A. M.; Standard 
Lodge 28, A. O. U. W. 



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1104 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



b. Nov. 21, 1861, Bnrlinjfton; d. June 3, 1868. 
" Feb. 28, 1867, Merrimack. 
Aug. 4, 1869, Burlington. 
" Mar. 19, 1874, Lincoln: d. Apr. 27, 1882. 
" Aug. 15, 1876, " " Oct. 26, 1894. 

" Mar. 11, 1880, " " Mar. 14, 1883. 

[7190] FRANKLIN A. TIBBITTS," (Bro. of Maria A.,) 

b. Frankfort, Me., Apr., 1840; unmarried; Sergt., F, 12 Me. Inf. Vols.; en- 
listed 1861, served three years, and participated in several battles: killed Cedar 
Creek, Va., Oct. 19, 1864, after expiration of his term of service. 





Children: 


11379. 


Ella M., 


11380.* 


Edwin Frank, 


11381. • 


Guy L., 


11382. 


Grace D., 


11383. 


Daisy M., 


11384. 


John H., 



[7191] CHARLES H. TIBBITTS,9 (Bro. of Maria A., ^ 

b. Frankfort, Me., July, 1842; married; private. A, 1 Maine H. Art. 



[7192.1 LILLIE PIERCE TIBBITTS,^ (Sister of Maria A., ) 

b. Frankfort, Me., Feb., 1846; m. Lowell, Me., Feb., 1871, Albert C, 
son of Philip and Harriet (Moody) Page, b. Burlington, Me., Jan. 7, 1843; Bur- 
lington, until 1894; since, Passadurakeag, Me.; Republican. He has been a suc- 
cessful lumberman on the Penobscot river, forty years, and notwithstanding 
hard times has always paid 100 cents on the dollar; lie is the owner of a steam 
saw mill at Passadumkeag, and employs 200 men in his various operations. 
She conducted a store and liotel at Burlington, and since coming to Passadum- 
keag, has been in various enterprises on her own account, and is considered one 
of the conspicuous business women of Maine. Slie owns and conducts the prin- 
cipal store in town, and a boarding liouse for her various employes: is an in- 
surance broker and does a good business in that line; she builds houses for her- 
self, making her own plans. In 1897 she erected and equipped a factory for the 
manufacture from the waste of tlie saw mills, what is known to the trade as 
kiln dried bundle wood, which has since been in successful operation, except 
that her plant was destroyed by fire Oct. 24, 1902, but was rebuilt and in opera- 
tion again, Dec. 4, 1902. This factory employs about thirty operatives, using 
something like 4500 cords of waste, annually. The product amounting to thou- 
sands of dollars annually marketed in Boston. Her executive ability was re- 
cently exemplified by successfully quieting a serious strike among her employes. 
She is the business leader of the town and personally superintends every depart- 
ment of her extensive business. He business character and ability would per- 
haps indicate a masculine woman, but the reverse appears true. She is described 
as a very matronly little lady, with whitened hair, her pleasant face illumin- 
ated with keen, blue eyes: while not strongly advocating woman suffrage, she 
believes that women who pay large taxes should have a word in regard to the 
manner in which it should be expended. In cases of necessity she is able to 
enter her kitchen and do her own cooking. 

Ch. b. Burlington: 

11385. A Son, Nov., 1871; d. Nov., 1871. 

11386. Nancy G., Dec, 1873. 

11387. Charles Albert, Oct., 1878. 



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NINTH GENERATION. 1105 

[719tt] MARY HELEN WEST,'* (Hosea,^ Mary DickeyJ Mary Haralin,« 

Timothy, 5 Zaccheus,< Jonathan,3 James,2i) b. Hallowell, Me., Oct. 3, 1848; m. 

Rockland, Me., Oct. 25, 1869, Silas Patterson, b. St. Johns, N. B., Dec. 2, 1827; 

sailor; Rockland; Republican. Both d. Rockland; slie Sept. 24, 1895; he Feb. 

21, 1877. 

No issue. 

[7197] HOSEA AUGUSTINE WEST,9 (Bro. of Mary H.,) 

b. Hallowell, Me., Mar. 1, 1850: m. Orland, Me., 1879, Lydia Michels. He d. 
South Thomaston, Me., Oct. 28, 1890. 

No issue. 

[7198] GEORGIANNA WEST,-> (Sister of Mary H.,) 

b. Hallowell, Me., Nov. 18, 1851; m. Rockland, Me., Oct. 3, 1869, Henry, son 

of William and Mary (Young) Bickmore, b. Rockland, Dec. 12, 1848; laborer; 

Rockland; Republican; she Baptist. He d. Rockland, May, 1901. 
Ch. b. Rockland: 

11388. Hknky Edward. May 8, 1871. 

11389. LiLA Maude, June 14, 1873. 

[7199] JOHN FRANKLIN WEST,9 (Bro. of Mary H.,) 

b. Rockland, Maine, Dec. 7, 1857; m. there, Apr. 20, 1881, Annie, dau. of 
Philip and Mary (Tollman) Achorn, b. Rockland, Apr. 12, 1864; mechanic; Re- 
vere, Mass.; Republican; Adventist. She d. Revere, Apr. 1, 1898. 
Ch. b. Rockland: 

11390. Florence Mabell, May 8, 1883. 

[7200] OCENA MONTAVHON WEST,9 (Sister of Mary H.,) 

b. Rockland, Me., Mar. 5, 1860: m. there, May 11, 1879, Samuel, son of Sam- 
uel Patterson and Emeline Patterson (Ames) Boyaton, b. Rockland, July 6, 
1852: cooper; Rockland, until 1891; Howland, Me., 1891-1900; Tilden, Me., 1902: 
Republican. She has kindly assisted in compiling the records of this branch 
of the family. 

No issue. 

[7201] Dr. WILLIAM LINCOLN WEST,9 (Bro. of Mary H.,) 
b. Rockland, Me., Jan. 26,. 1865; m. Belfast, Me., Feb. 15, 1889, Sarah E., 
dau. of John and Deborah Burnett (Gatchell) Peirce, b. Monroe, Me., Apr. 20, 
1868; veterinary surgeon. He graduated Ontario Veterinary College, class of '95; 
post graduate, McKillop College, 1900, and class valedictorian: practiced in Ells- 
worth, Me., 1894-7; Belfast, Me., 1898-1901; appointed U.S. inspector of meat, 
Aug. 5, 1901, stationed at East St. Louis, 111.; permanent residence, Belfast. 

No issue. 

[7202] EVALENA SOPHIA WEST,9 (Sister of Mary H.,) 

b. Rockland, Me., Oct. 8, 1869; m. Camden, Me., Dec. 12, 1894, Charles Shan- 
non, son of Isaac Sherman and Ellen (Munroe) Kidder, b. Lincolnville, Me., 
Apr. 28, 1866: painter: Camden; Republican. 

No issue. 



1106 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[7203] BELINDA A. MOORE,« (Otis,8 Pauline Dickey,' Mary Hamlen.e 
Timothy,5 Zaccheus,* Jonatlian,3 James,2i) b. Frankfort, Me., Apr. 18, 1843; m. 
Prospect, Me., July 1, 1876, J'reeman Partridge, ta. Prospect, Aug. 10, 1832: 
farmer and market gardener; Stockton Springs, Me.; Populist: Universalist: 
was 1st officer of the Calcutta and Pavilion; road commissioner; member Farm- 
ers' Club, South Branch Grange P. of H. and N. B. U. Club; she member South 
Branch Grange, Band of Mercy and N. B. U. Club. 

Ch. b. Pnjspect: 

11,391. Bertha, Feb. 19, 1877; unm. 1899. ' 

11392. F. Percy, Sept. 7, 1878, " 

11393. Herman, Nov. 21, 1882, '" 

[7204] A BBIE PAULINA MOORE,9 (Sister of Belinda A.,) 

b. Frankfort, Me., Oct. 4, 1844; m. there, July 24, 1870, Melvin, sonof East- 
man and Eliza Clark, b. Prospect, Me., 1846: stonecutter; has res. in several 
states; Stockton Springs, Me., 1902; member Sears Lodge 82, I.O.O. F.; she 
Adventist. She d. Frankfort, Sept. 18, 1877. 

No issue. 

[7208] HOWARD M. MOORE,« (Bro. of Belinda A., ) 

b. Frankfort, Me., July 25, 1856; m. Swanville, Me., Feb. 23, 1890, Mattie 
Abbie, dau. of Charles Lewis and Persis (Thayer) Maxim, b. Frankfort, July 
27, 1869; farmer; Frankfort, res. on his father's old homestead: Republican; she 
member church of God; members Morning Light Grange, P. H. 

Ch. b. Frankfort: 

11394. Elmer Howard, Oct. 8, 1891. 

11395. Louisa Bernice, Sept. 1, 1898. 

[7210] ARTHUR W. MOORE,9 (Bro. of Belinda A.,) 

b. Frankfort, Me., Aug. 2, 1860; m. 1st, Aug. 7, 1888, Clara Nickerson, of 

Swanville, Me., who d. Mar. 1, 1891; m. 2d, Mar. 20, 1897, Jennie Staples, of 

Prospect, Me.; res. Monroe, Me. 

[7213] EMMA JANE MOORE,9 (John,8 Pauline Dickey,' Mary Hamlin,^ 
Timothy,5 Zaccheus,* Jonathan, 3 James,2i) b. Monroe, Me., Jan. 17, 1854: ra. 
Boston, Mass., Jan. 17, 1874, Nathaniel Frank, sonof Howes and Huldah (Hard- 
ing) Mayo, b. Frankfort, Me., Sept. 2; dealer in wood, hay, coal and grain; Frank- 
lin Park, Revere, Mass.; Democrat; she Cong. 

Children: 

11396.* Edith Jane, July 12, 1875, East Boston. 

11397. John Aldin, July 29, 1878; unm. 1898. 

[7214] FRANK ALBERT MOORE,9 (Bro. of Emma J.,) 

b. Monroe, Me., May 19, 1856; m. Franklin Park, Mass., June 21, 1893, Alice, 

dau. of Charles and Maria (Matthews) Field, b. Searsport, Me., Mar. 23, 1872; 

preserve maker; Franklin Park, Revere, Mass.; Republican; Congs. 
Children: 

11398. Gladys Emma, b. July 17, 1894. 

11399. Esther Matthews, " Apr. 25, 1896. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1107 

bolsterer: Franklin Park; Republican; Congs. He d. Franklin Park, June 20, 

1891; after her husbands death she became a trained nurse in Homoeopathic 

Hospital. 

No issue. 

[7218] CLIFTON MATTHEWS MOORE," (Bro. of Emma J.,) 
b. Monroe, Me., June 23, 1869; unmarried; was book keeper 9 years, Frank- 
lin Park, Mass.: resides with his parents, Monroe, Me., 1898. 

[7229] GRACE ELDRIDGE,^ (Sarah Moore,^ Pauline Dickey,' Mary 

Hamlen,« Timobhy,^ Zaccheus,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. Lynn, Mass., Dec. 25, 

1875: m. Waketield, Mass., June 27, 1895, Elmer Rufus Bridges, son of Rufus 

Bridges and Mary Frances (Chesley) Chapman, b. Cambridgeport, Mass., Nov. 

30, 1875; architect; Stoneham, Mass.; Republican; Congs. 

[7232] FAY E. GARLAND,^ (Roxanna Sargent,^ Mary Dickey,' Mary 
Hainlen,6 Timothy, & Zaccheus,* Jonathan, » James,2i) b. Carmel, Me., Oct. 9, 
1866; m. Monson, Me., Nov. 18, 1889, Dr. Ambrose H., son of Hiram and Eliza 
B. (Knowles) Harding, b. Hermon, Me., May 19, 1862; physician; Hermon, until 
1887; Monson, until Dec, 1896: Natick, Mass., until Dec, 1901; since, Bangor, Me.; 
Republican; member state militia; supt. of schools, three years; member On- 
nawa Lodge 106, I. O. O. F.; Doric Lodge 149, A. F. & A. M.; Regal Chapter 47, 
R. A. M.; St. John's Commandery 3, K.T.; and A. O. U.W.; Baptist; she member 
Rebekah Lodge 38, I. O. O. F.; Unitarian. 



[7239] FRANK SPRATT,9 (Hadley N.,8Tryphosia Chadwick,' Priscilla 
Haralen,6 Timothy,^ Zaccheus,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) soldier on western frontier; 
residence unknown. 



[7241] ALICE BICKNELL,« (Sarah VV. Spratt,^ Tryphosia Chadwick,' 
PriscillaHamlen,6 Timothy,^ Zaccheus,* Jonathan, ^ James, 21) b. Belfast, 

Me., Apr. 10, 1860; m. there, by Rev. R. T. Hack, Apr. 15, 1891, John Thomas 

McDonald, Jr.; contractor; Boston. 

Child: 
11400. Arthus Bicknell, b. Oct. 1, 1091. 



[7246] SADIE L. SPRATT,^ (Stowell S.,* Tryphosia Chadwick,' Priscilla 
Hamlen, 6 Timothy. 5 Zaccheus,* Jonathan, 3 James,2i) b. Carmel, Me., Aug. 28, 
1871; m. Stetson, Me., Jan. 7, 1897, Will E., son of Sands and Rose (Stevens) 
Randall; farmer; Stetson; Republican. 

[7247] WILBUR C. SPRATT,9 (Bra of Sadie L., ) 

b. Carmel, Me., Nov. 3, 1875; m. Alston, Mass., Feb. 10, 1899, Lulu E., dau. 

of David and Elizabeth (Garland) Strathan, b. Hampden, Me., Sept. 10, 1890; 

caterer; Alston; Republican; Methodist; Granger. 

Ch. b. Alston: 
11401. Stella S., Feb. 22, 1901. 



1108 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[7248] ALICE M. SPRATT,9 (Sister of Sadie L.,) 

b. Carmel, Me., Apr. 14, 1877; m. there, Mar. n, 1898, Oliver C, son of John 

Warren and Jane Mabury (Grinnell) Leathers, b. Exeter, Me., June 4, 1875; 

farmer; Corinth, Me.; Republican; members Exeter Grange 86, P. H. 
Ch. b. Corinth: 

11402. Nettie Mae, May 1, 1899. 

11403. Ebvin C, May 10, 1901. 

[7252] Dr. WALTER SCOTT BRAINERD,9 (Fredus 0.,8 Esther Chad- 
wick,' Priscilla Hamlen,6 Timothy,^ Zaccheus,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) b 

Black River Falls, Wis., Feb. 2, 1859: m. China, Me., Oct. 11, 1885, Lizzie E. Ward: 

physician: China and Pemiquid, Me. 
Children: 

11404. Charlotte Maria. 

11405. Arthur. 

11406. Helen. 

11407. Katherine. 

11408. Newell. 

11409. Walter. 

11410. Carroll. 

11411. Carl. 

[7253] NEWELL WASHBURN BRAINERD.^ (Bro. of Walter S.,) 

b. Black River Falls, Wis., Aug. 20, 1860: m. Fairfield, Me., Jan. 15, 1887, 
Flora T. Lawrence; lawyer; Skowhegan, Me. He d. Skowhegan, Nov. 9, 1900. 

Children: 

11412. Marion. 

11413. Ethel. 

[7255] FREDUS BRAINERD HOWE,^ (Sophia N.,8 Priscilla H. Chad- 
wick,' Priscilla Hamlen,« Timothy,5 Zaccheus,* Jonathan, ^ James,2i) b. Prince- 
ton, Mass., May 2, 1853; m. Arlington, Mass., Oct. 18, 1887, Mary Frances, dau. 
of Josiah and Alice (Boss) Crosby, b. Arlington, Jan. 10, 1852; druggist; Arling- 
ton; Republican; Baptist; member Mt. Roulston Lodge 98, I. O. O. F.; Council 
777, R. A.; She Cong. 

Ch. b. Boston: 

11414. Alice Sophia, Aug. 2, 1888. 

[7258] ADELAIDE STEVENS H0WE,9 (Sister of Fredus B.,) 

b. Princeton, Mass., Mar. 6, 1860: m. Fitchburg, Mass., Feb. 22, 1882, George 

P., son of Josiah and Alice (Ross) Crosby, b. Arlington, Mass., Dec. 23, 1847; 

sawmaker; Arlington, 1847-79: since, Fitchburg; Republican: member of Alpine 

Lodge 35, K. P.; Council 777, R. A.; Apollo Lodge 205, I. O. O. F.; Asst. P. M. 

Fitchburg, since Sept. 1, 1899; Epis. 

Ch. b. Fitchburg: 

11415. Ruth Chadwick, Mar. 4, 1883; unm. 1902. 

11416. Carl Chester, Mar. 9, 1888; d. Aug. 21, 1898. 

[7260] FLORENCE ISABELLE HOWE,9 (Sister of Fredus B.,) 
b. Fitchburg, Mass., May 25, 1868; m. there, Oct. 18, 1893, Walter Abbott, 
son of Charles and Melindy (Campbell) Covill, b. Fitchburg, May 5, 1868: Iravel- 



f 



NINTH GENERATION. 1109 

ing salesman; Fitchburg; Republican: member Charles W. Moore Lodge, A. F. 
I &A.M.; and R. A.M. Both d. Fitchburg; she May 21, 1899; he Jan. 24, 1900. 
Ch. b. Fitchburg: 

11417. Priscilla Brainerd, Aug. 8, 1894. 

11418. Raynore, Apr, 2, 1897. 

11419. Sophia Florence, May 15, 1899. 

[72«ll MABEL EDITH HO WE,9 (Sister of Fredus B.,) 

1 b. Fitchburg, Mass., July 17, 1870; m. there, June 9, 1897, George Franklin, 
iSOD of William Allen and Dorothy Barry (Viall) Albee, b. South Londonderry, 
Vt., Apr. 24, 1868; book keeper; Fitchburg, since 1894; Republican; member 
Apollo Lodge 205, I. O. O. F.; she member Fitchburg Women's Club. 

[72631 NELLIE B. HOWE,9 (Ellen A. Brainerd, » Priscilla H. Chadwick,' 
Priscilla Hamien,6 Timothy, ^ Zaccheus,* Jonathan, s James,2i) b. Fitchburg, 
Mass., Nov. 26, 1859; m. George M. Sands: Fitchburg, Mass. 
Seven children. 

[7269] CHARLES GILBERT WILSON,^ (Mary A. Brainerd,^ Priscilla 
H. Chadwick,' Priscilla Hamlen,^ Timothy,^ Zaccheus,* Jonathan.^ James,2i) b. 
Springfield, Mass., June 1, 1870; m. June 14, 1892, Anna May, dau. of Edgar 
Prentiss and Rosa Margaret (Aikin) Holly, b. Lockport, N. Y., June 30,1870; 
mechanical engineer; Springfield, until May, 1901; since, Boston, Mass.; organ- 
,ist, Christ Church, Springfield; member Hampden Lodge, A. F. & A.M.; Morn- 
ing Star Chapter, R. A. M.; Springfield Council; Springfield Commandery, K, 
T., and A. &0. N..M. S. 

Ch. b. Springfield: 

11420. Margaret Elizabeth, Dec. 17, 1895. 

11421. Edgar Gilbert, Sept. 15, 1897. 

[7271] ARTHUR STIMSON HARVEY," (Harriet A. Brainerd,^ Pris- 
cilla H. Chadwick,^ Priscilla Hamlen,« Timothy,^ Zaccheus,* Jonathan, s 
:James,2i) b. Boston, Mass., July 21, 1870; ra, Raton, N.M., Oct. 18, 1899, Eleanor, 
dau. of Andrevp and Agnes McKee, b. Belfast, Ireland, Nov., 1871; weigh master 
for coal mine; Gardner, N. M.: Free Silver; Freemason. 

[7272] CLARENCE OLIN HARVEY,' (Bro. of Arthur S.,) 

I b. Boston, Mass., Aug. 28, 1871; m. June 12, 1900, Elsie Maude, dau. of Eu- 
gene and Jennie Lucinda (Fislier) Lyon, b. Fisher, 111., Sept., 1875; cashier. 
Farmer's and Merchant's Bank, Byron, Neb.; Free Silver; member of Royal 
Highlanders; she, Methodist. 

[7275] ORRIN HAMLIN,9 (Henry S.,* Solomon,7 6 Timothy,^ Zaccheus,* 
Ionathan,3 James,2i) b. Barnard, Me., Apr. 4, 1842, married: res. Milo, Me.; 
member L, 31st Me. Inf. Vols. He is dead. 

[7216J MARGARET PAULINE MOORE,9 (Sister of Emma J.,) 
b. Monroe, Me., July 2, 1863: m. Franklin Park, Mass., Aug. 19, 1886, Frank 
iHenry, son of Eben and Caroline (Grover) Waitt, b. Revere, Mass.; carpet up- 



1110 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[7279] FRANK JAMES PORTERs (Persis Hamlin,* Soloraon/e Tim- 
othy,'^ Zaccheus,* Jonathan,* Jatues,2i) b. Orneville, Me., Feb. 18, 1844: m. 
there, June 12, 1864, Lucie A., dau. of Otis and Patience (Speed) King, b. Brad- 
ford, Me., Sept. 29, 1845; farmer; Maine, until 1869; Beloit, Wis., a year; Marion, 
Iowa, four years; Grand Prairie, Minn., five years: since, Adrian, Minn.; lumber 
and fuel dealer, eleven years; banker, since 1890: president Adrian Exchange 
Bank, and real estate dealer; has held local offices; member x\,O.U,W., and 
Am. Secular Union. 





Children: 








11422, 


Annie C, 


b. 


Mar. 


12, 1868, Milo. 


11423. 


WlNFFKED R., 




Nov. 


25, 1871, Marion. 


11424. 


Alta a,. 




June 


25, 1873, '' 


11425. 


Sumner F., 




May 


30, 1875, Grand Prairie. 


11426. 


Forrest E., 




Feb. 


2.5, 1877, " 


11427. 


Florence A. 




Apr. 


12, 1881, Adrian. 



[7280] LEWIS MELVIN PORTER,« (Bro. of Frank J.,) 

b. Orneville, Me., Feb. 12, 1845; m. there, by Alanson M. Warren, Esq.^ 
Jan. 1, 1867, Henrietta Atwood,« dau. of George Randolph and Pauline King 
(Chase) Daggett,* b. Atkinson, Me., Aug. 13, 1848; private, H, 4 Me. Inf. Tols.^ 
enlisted 1861; dis. at home on sick furlough; also, private, G, 16th Me., Inf. 
Vol.; mustered Sept. 5, 1863; captured battle of wilderness, Va., May, 1864,. 
prisoner seven months. Belle Isle and Salisbury; paroled; transferred to 20 Me, 
Inf. Vols., June 5, 1865; dis. July 10, 1865; he suffered great privation and hard- 
ship in prison, and become so emaciated that his friends hardly recognized him 
on his return; carpenter; Republican; Odd Fellow; he d. Jacksonville, Florida,. 
Jan. 8, 1888; she m. 2d, Amos Perkins Morse, of Milo. 
No issue. 

[7281] MARIA ADELAIDE P0RTER,9 (Sister of Frank J.,) 

b. Orneville, Me., Apr. 6, 1853; m. LeMars, Iowa, Nov. 21, 1872, Theodore- 

Denney, son of Ephraim and Letitia (Denny) Romans, b. in Ohio, Dec. 10, 1841; 

private, C, 29 Ind. Inf. Vols., enlisted Sept. 1861: in battles Stone River, Liberty 

Gap, and Chickamauga; dis. Feb., 1865; policeman; Los Angeles, CaL; Republican; 

justice peace, Fredonia, Iowa, 1875; member East Los Angeles Lodge 230, A.O. 

U. W. and Weston Lodge 65, A. F. & A. M.; she was a school teacher; Presb. 
Children: 

11428. Leon Montgomery, b. Nov. 5,. 1873, LeMars; d. Aug. 29, 1874, 

11429. Lorenzo Keen, " Feb, 15, 1875, 

11430. George Winfield, " June 14, 1877, Cal. 

11431. Prentis, ^' June 18, 1883, " d. May 28, 1884. 

[7283] WILLIAM EDWIN PORTER,^ (Bro. of Frank J.,) 

b. Orneville, Me., Nov. 15, 1860; m. Pleasant Grove, Cal., Aug. 7, 1892, Ella,. 

dau. of Rufus and Sarah (Richardson) Hall, b. in Cal., Oct. 2,. 1861; farmer; 

Compton, Cal.; Republican. 

* Note 482. GEORGE R. DAGGETT,* (George,^ Elihu.,6 5 Ma.yhew,* John,3 Thomas,2' 

.Tohn.i). 

.JOHN DOGGETT.i bi England; came from Groton, to N. E. with Gov, Winthrop, 1630. 
HLs first wife is unknown; m. 2d Plymoutti, Mass., Aug. 29, 1667, Bathslieba Pratt, widow. He 
d. I'lymoutii, 167;:i, resided Watertown, later at Reiiobotli, about 1643, and still later at Martha's- 
Vinyard, about 1648, leaving his son John at Rehobotli. Children :. John, Thomas, Joseph,- Eliza- 
beth, Hepsebah. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1111 

[7284] HENRY ALLISTOIS PORTER,9 (Bro. of Frank J.,) 

b. Orneville, Me., Feb. 15, 1863; m. Pleasant Grove, Cal., Dec, 1892, Belle, 

dau. of Roderick and Isabella McRae, b. Sacramento, CaL, Sept. 23, 1871; farmer; 

Pleasant Grove; Republican. 

Ch. b. Pleasant Grove: 
11432. A Child, Mar. 25, 1895. 

[7285] CHARLES HENRY HAMLIN,9 (William, « Solomon,'^ Timothy,^ 
Zaccheus,* Jonathan, 3 James,'') b. Orneville, Me., Apr. 27, 1851: m. there, Sept. 
28, 1870, Isabell E., dau. of William and Lydia E., (Smith) Cone, b. Charlotte, 
Me., Nov. 24, 1849; carpenter; Orneville, 1870; Medway, 1890; Lake View, Me., 
1902; Republican; she Baptist. 





Ch. b. Medway: 




11433. 


Charles W., 


Oct. 21, 1871; d. Oct. 29, 187L 


11434.* 


Clara Adela, 


Dec. -31, 1872. 


11435.* 


Millie May, 


Feb. 10, 1875. 


11436.* 


Lilly Elizabeth, 


Mar. 6, 1877. 


11437.* 


Charles William, 


July 17, 1879. 


11438. 


Lottie B., 


Nov. 5, 1881. 


11439. 


Ulysses S. G., 


Oct. 9, 1885. 


11440. 


Elsie J., 


Feb. 29, 1887. 


11441. 


Sadie L., 


Aug, 1, 1889. 



[7289] WILLIAM K HAMLIN,9 {Bro. of Charles H.,) 

b. Medway, Me., Aug. 8, 1859; m. there, June 26, 1881, Rosilla, dau. of Nelson 

A. and Nancy M. (Fletcher) Powers, b. Medway, Jan. 9, 1856; farmer; Medway; 

Republican; Methodists; she member P. H. and Ladies Aid Soc. 

[7292] GEORGE E. HAMLIN,9 (Bro. of Charles H.,) 

b. Medway, Me., Jan. 17, 1873; m. Monarda, Me., Jan. 8,1893, Ethel M., dau. 

of Amos V. and Etta A. (Hurd) Stanchfield, b. Brownville, Me., Feb. 6, 1878; 

farmer; Monarda; Republican; she Freewill Baptist. 

Ch. b. Monarda: 

11442. Etta E., May 20, 1899. 

11443. Verdi E., Jan. 29, 190L 

[7293] MELVILLE LEE HAMLIN,9 (Bro. of Charles H.,) 

b. Medway, Me., Apr. 4, 1875; ra. Milo, Me., Jan. 7, 1894, Abbie Margaret, 
dau. of John and Martha Jane (Johnson) Gillis, b. Orneville, Me., Nov. 10, 1875; 
laborer; Milo, 1874; Brownville, 1895-1900; Milo, until Sept., 1901; since, Brown- 
ville; Republican. 

Children; 

11444. Lewis Everett, b. Feb. 20, 1894, Milo. 

11445. Earl Lenwood, " Mar. 23, 1895, " d. Sept. 4, 1895. 

11446. John William, " July 30, 1899, Brownville. 

11447. Lee Edward, " Apr. 29, 1901, Milo. 

[7294] ERNEST ALBAR HAMLIN,9 (Eben,* Solomon,7 6 Timothy,'^ 

Zaccheus,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. Sebec, Me., Mar. 14, 1856; m. Orneville, 
Me., Aug. 11, 1888, Mary Annie, dau. of Charles Nathaniel and Ann M. Mooers, 
b. Milo, Me., May 4, 1867; slater; Brownville, Me. 



1112 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[7295] MELVIN AUGUSTUS HAMLIN,9 (Bro. of Eniest A.,] 
b. Barnard, Me., .Time 22, 1859; ra. Presque Isle, Me., June 21, 1895, Ethel, 
dau. of Richard and Abbie H. Bell, b. Moro, Me., Dec. 19, 1875; farmer; Brown- 
ville, Me.; Republican; member Derigo Lodge (>3, L O. O. F. 

Ch. b. Brownville: 
11448. IvA Belle, May 29, 1900. 



[7296] WILLLS MORRILL HAMLIN," (Bro. of Ernest A.,) 

b. Williamsburg, Me., Aug. 16, 1860; unmaiTied; res. Brownville: member 
Pleasant River Lodge 163, A.F. & A. M,, Brownville, Me.; Piscataquis Chapter 
21, R.A.M., Dover, Me.; Dirigo Lodge63, I.O. O. F., Milo, Me. 



[7297] PERSIS PORTER HAMLIN, » (Sister of Ernest A„) 

b. Sebee, Me., Jan. 17, 1867; m. Brownville, Me., Oct. 10, 1888, George Har- 
vey, son of James T. and Eunice Margaret ( Blakney) Tucker, b. Elgin, Albert 
Co., N. B., Mar. 4, 1860; blacks-mitb; Brownville, Me, 

Ch. b. Brownville: 

11449. Guy Elmer, Feb. 7, 189^3, 

11450. Ottielee, Mar. 11, 1899. 



[7300] SOLOMON AUGUSTUS H AMLIN,9 (Joseph S.,^ Solomon,?* Tim- 
otby,5Zaccheus,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. Milo, Me., May 19, 1854: m. Atkin- 
son, Me., Aug. 24, 1883, Mabel, dau. of Horatio and Abigail (Philpot) Whidden, 
b. Atkinson: farmer; Atkinson; member of Dirigo Lodge, 63, 1. 0.O. F., Milo, Me. 
No issue. 



[7301] WILBUR WARREN HAMLIN,* (Bro. of Solomon A„) 
b. Orneville, Me., Aug. 24, 1855; m. 1st, Bangor, Me., June 26, 1880, Sadie 
E., dau. of Moses and Isabell (Frost) McCorrison, b. Atkinson, Me., Aug. 3y 
1860, whod. there, o-f consumption, July 19, 1891; m. 2d, Sept. 6, 1893, Linnie M, 
McCorrison; barber; Milo, Me.; res. Le Mars, Iowa, 1875; Holyoke, Mass., 1876? 
Cheboygan, Mich., 1877-8; Freewill Baptist; member Piscataquis Lodge 44, A, 
F. & A. M., Milo; Piscataquis Chapter 21, R, A. M.; Dirigo Lodge 63, I.O.O. F,, 
and Mutual Lodge 11, A. O. U. W. 

Ch. b. Milo: 

11451. Morton Wilbur, July 18^, 1881, 

11452. Blanche Ellen, Nov. 8, 1883, 

11453. Omar Esty, June 10, 1887.. 

[7302J LEWIS MELVIN HAMLIN,!^ (Bro. of Soloraon A,,) 

b. Milo., Me., Jan. 16, 1858; m. Orneville, Me., Oct. 26, 1881, Annie T., dau, 

of Horatio and Abigail (Philpot) Whidden, of Orneville;. farmer; Orneville? 

member Piscataquis Lodge 44, A. F. &. A. M., Milo, Me. 
Child: 

11454. Bertha, b. June 11, 1882; 



NINTH GENERATION. 1113 

[7306] JOSEPH CHESTER HAMLIN.^ (Bro. of Solomon A.,) 

b. Orneville, Me., Jan. 7, 1870; m. Milo, Me., Mar. 19, 1890, Nellie M., dau. 

of William T. and Alice S. (Stone) Livermore,* b. Milo, 1870; laborer; Mile; 

member Dirigo Lodge, 63, I. O. O. F. 

Children: 

11455. LiLLiE Emerline, b. Mar. 18, 1891; d, Aug. 24, 1891. 

11456. Edwin Raymond, " July 23, 1892, 

[73071 EDWIN MERTON HAMLIN,« (Bro. of Solomon A.,) 

b. Orneville, Me., Mar. 23, 1873; m. Milo, Me., Dec. 27, 1893, Carrie B., dau. 
of William T. and Alice S. (Stone) Livermore,* b. Milo, 1873; electrical engi- 
neer; Boston, Mass. 

No issue. 

[7310] ELIZABETH OTIS HAMBLEN,!" (Charles E.,^ Jonathan,^ 

Charles,6 Jonathan,5*3 james,2i) b. Waquoit, Mass., Oct. 28, 1870; m. Spokane, 
Wash., Apr. 25, 1894, William Milburn, son of Albert and Virginia (Drake) 
Shaw, b. Darwin, Clark Co., 111., Oct. 17, 1858; banker; Spokane, Wash. 
Ch. b. Spokane: 

11457. Emmett Hamblen, Mar. 21, 1895. 

11458. Clarence Drake, Oct. 3, 1897; d. Aug. 14, 1898. 

[7319] BLANCHE BICKFORD CROWELL.^ (Alphonso F.,* Hannah 
S. Harablin,' Zaccheus,^ Isaac,^ Josiah,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. Hyannis, Mass., 
June 3, 1868; m. there, Dec. 18, 1889; Arthur Augustus, son of Samuel Henry 
and Jane (Ellicott) Pearse, b. Bowmanville, Ontario, Feb. 18, 1862; merchant; 
Cortland, N. Y. 

Children: 

11459. Helena Frances, Mar. 9, 1893, Bloomlield; d. June, 9, 1895. 

11460. Lillian Blanche, Nov. 6, 1900, N. Y. City. 

[7.322] HENRY HOWARD CROWELL,^ (Orren H.,^ Hannah S. Ham- 

blin,^ Zaccheus,6 Isaac,^ Josiah,* Jonathan, ^ James, ^i) b. Hyannis, Mass., 

Dec. 20, 1874, m. Rochester, Mass., Feb. 21, 1899, Julia Ann Robbins, dau. of 

William Henry and Melissa Ann (Giffordf) Sraellie, b. Rochester, Mar. 27, 1877; 

book-keeper; New Bedford, Mass., 1895-8; since. Fall River, Mass.;' Republican. 

[7327] ADALINE HALLETT BAKER,9 (Lucy L. Hallett,* Polly 

Hamblin,' Zaccheus,6 Isaac,5 Josiah,* Jonathan, ^ James, 21) b. Hyannis, Mass., 
Aug. 9, 1855: m. there, Oct. 16, 1879, Charles Harvey, son of Charles Warner and 
Susan Clapp, b. Newton, Mass., Sept. 15, 1859; salesman; Braintree, Mass.; 
member of Monatiquot Lodge 83. K. P.; Unitarians. 

Ch. b. Wareham, Mass.: 

11461. Mabel Baker, May 7, 1885. 

[7.332] HARRIET ELLA FOSTER,** (Hulda A. Hathaway,^ Clarissa H. 
Harablin,7 William, e Isaac,^ Josiah,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. Moretown, Yt., 
Mar. 23, 1848; m. there, Nov. 1, 1870, William Ernest, son of Geo. Washington, 

* For Livermore see note 168. 
+ For Gifford see note 93. 



1114 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

and Venornia O. (Austin) Crown, b. Milton, Vt., 1846: carpenter and farmer; 
Milton, 9 years; Maidstone, Vt., 13 years; Taunton, Mass., 8 years: Republican; 
member F, 8 Vermont Inf. Vols., enlisted Feb. 15, and dis. June 28, 1865; mem- 
ber Robert R.Thompson Post 47, G.A. R.; has held various town offices: she 

Methodist. 

Ch. b. Milton: 

11462.* George Harold. May 11. 1875. 

[7334] JOHN EDWARD FOSTER,9 (Bro. of Harriet E.,) 

b. Moretown, Vt., Mar. 15, 1851; m. Holyoke, Mass., Nov. 22, 1873, Eliza- 
beth Buchanan, b. Scotland, July 12, 1853; clothier; Bridgeport, Ct.; member 
Arcanum Lodge, 1. O. O. F. 

Ch. b. Bridgeport: 

11463. Edward L., Jan. 31, 1878. 

11464. WILLIA3I E., Oct. 12, 1882. 

11465. John E., Apr. 7, 1885. 

11466. Mildred, Jan. 31, 1894. 

[7336] JULIA EVERLINE FOSTER,9 (Sister of Harriet E.,) 
b. Morestown, Vt., Sept. 27, 1854; m. there, Dec. 22, 1875, Frank Mortimer, 
son of Jerry and Flavilla (Broderick) McElroy, b. Burlington, Vt., Oct. 11, 1846; 
clothier; Haverhill, Mass.; Republican: Freemason and Odd Fellow; she Metho- 
dist. 

Children: 

11467.* Mabel F., b. June 11, 1877, Middlesex, Vt. 

11468. Edith P., " Nov. 17, 1884. 

[7337] CHARLES FREMONT FOSTER,« (Bro. Harriet E., ) 

b. Moretown, Vt., June 1, 1856; m. Taunton, Mass., Aug. 17, 1887, Nella L., 
dau. of Zopha and Nancy A. Dickerraan, b. Easton, Mass., Nov. 15, 1865; cloth- 
ier; Taunton; Republican. 
No issue. 

[7338] ARTHUR LEON FOSTER,^ (Bro. of Harriet E.. ) 

b. Moretown, Vt., Jan. 19, 1858; m. 1st, Bridgeport, Conn., Oct. 5, 1881, Har- 
riet, dau. of Junius N. and Elizabeth (Curtis) Benham, b. Bridgeport, Sept. 5, 
1856; Cong.; she d. Hartford, Ct., June 24, 1888; m. 2d July 6, 1898, Josephine E., 
dau. of William and Josephine Edna Wilkinson, b. Troy, N. Y., June 16, 1880; 
clothier; Hartford, Ct.; Republican; Congs. 

Ch. by 2d wife. b. Hartford: 

11469. Marjorie Hathaway, Apr. 27, 1899. 

11470. Cedric Wilkinson, Aug. 31, 1900. 

[7339] JESSE JOHNSON FOSTER,9 (Bro. of Harriet E.,) 

b. Mar. 6, 1864; m. 1st, Jan. 25, 1887, Phebe Jane, dau. of John and Caroline 
Elizabeth (Wemple) Blair, b. Greenbush, N. Y., July 2, 1858, who d. Pittsfleld, 
Mass., Feb. 1, 1893; Cong.: m. 2d, Apr. 24, 1894, Christine, dau. of Samuel N. and 
Cynthia Anne (Black) Perkins, b. Windsor, Ct., May 7, 1870; clothier; Pittsfleld, 
Mass., since Sept. 1885; Republican; member Blue Crescent Lodge, A.F. & A.M.; 
Cong.; she Presb. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1115 

Ch. by 1st. wife, b. Pittstield: 

11471. Martha Reed, Nov. 21, 1887. 

11472. E. Hilda, July 2, 1889. 

11473. Arthur Blair, June 2, 1891. 

11474. Jesse Johnson, Nov. 4, 1893. 

By 2d wife, b. Pittstield: 

11475. Dorothy Ruth, Oct. 10, 1895. 

11476. Beatrice Sidonie, Oct. 20, 1900. 

[7345] DORA MAY HATHAWAY, 9 (Charles,* Clarissa H. Harablin,' 
William," Isaac,^ Josiah,* Jonatiiaa,^ James,2i) b. Montpelier, Vt., Mar. 1, 1861; 
j m. Aug. 16, 1882, John G. Wing. 
' Child: 

11477. Charles Addison, b. July 16, 1883. 

[7349] TIMOTHY COOK DAVIS," (Clarissa Hathaway,* Clarissa H. 
, Hamblin,? William,6 Isaac,^ Josiah,* Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. East Montpelier, 
Vt., July 4, 1855; m. there, Jan. 8, 1878, Lucie, dau. of Levi Terapleton and 
i Julia (Shortt) Mallory, b. E. Montpelier, Sept. 3, 1857; traveling salesman; E. 
I Montpelier, Vt.: Chelsea and Hudson, Mass.; Republican; she d. E. Montpe- 
■ lier, Nov. 17, 1878. 

[7351] WILLIAMS HUMPHREY I)AVIS,9 (Bro. of Timothy C.,) 
I • b. East Montpelier, Vt., Dec. 5, 1860; m. South Dennis, Mass., Sept. 1, 1890, 
t Jennie, dau. of Joseph Briggs and Phebe Thatcher (Gorham) Rogers, b. South 
I Dennis, July 25, 1865; grocer; East Montpelier, Vt., and Chelsea, Mass.; Repub- 
} lican; member of Lodge 51, I. O. O.F., and 3, Bay State Ind. Order United 
Workmen; Congs. 

Ch. b. Chelsea: 

11478. Phebe Clara, Sept. 29, 1891. 

11479. Paul Hathaway, Oct. 17, 1893. 

[7353] WALTER EVERETT DA V1S,9 (Bro. of Timothy C.,) 

b. East Montpelier, Vt.. May 10, 1870; ra. Calais, Vt., June 6, 1900, Rena 

Cynthia, dau. of Almond Chester and Sophia Cutler (Heath) Guernsey, b. Calais, 

Oct. 16, 1875; farmer: E. Montpelier; Republican. 

[7354] HAROLD HATHAWAY PLUMMER,9 (Julia Hathaway,* 

I Clarissa H. Hamblin,^ William," Isaac.^ Josiah,* Jonathan,3 James,^!) b. Boston, 

' Mass., Nov. 12, 1862; m. June 6, 1888, Bertha Medora Leigh Bishop, b. Paradise, 

N. S. 

Ch. b. N. Y.: 

11480. Alice Gertrude, Apr. 13, 1892. 

[7358] MABEL HATHAWAY GUERNSEY,^ ( Dophna P. Hathaway,* 
Clarissa H. Hamblin,' William," Isaac,^ Josiah,* Jonathan,^ James,2t) b. Montpe- 
lier, Vt., Jan. 10, 1871; m. there, Jan. 18, 1893, Justus Lane," son of Eri DeFor- 
est and Emily (Bliss) Batchelder,* b. Brookfield, Vt., May 5,1865; merchant; 

* Note 483. For Rev. Stephen Bachiler,i see note 378. 

NATHANIEL BACHILOR,2b. England. 1611; m. there, Hester Mercer, niece of Rev. 
John Prianle, of Southampton, archdeacon of Sarum.Eng. ; settled in Hampton, N. H., 5 children. 



1016 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Montpelier; Eepublican; Unitarian. She member Marquis de Lafayette Chap- 
ter, D. A. R. Mrs. Batchelder contributed valuable records for this branch of 

the family. 

No issue. 

[7361] ALPA B. CLARK,9 (Caroline Hathaway,* Clarissa H. Hamblin,' 
William, 6 Isaac,^ Josiah,* Jonathan, 3 Jaraes,2i) b. East Montpelier, Vt., Jan. 7, 
1869; m. there, Feb. 18, 1892, George, son of George W. and Cemantha (Jen- 
nings) Daniels, b. Woodbury, Vt., Aug. 16, 1867: farmer: E. Montpelier; Univer- 
salist; she d. E. Montpelier, Dec. 25, 1892. 

[7362] ANNA M. CLARK,^ (Sister of Alpa B.,) 

b. East Montpelier, Vt., Mar. 24, 1877: m. there. May 10, 1899, Frank A., 

son of Joshua F. and Ellen M. (Poor) Bailey, b. Williamstown, Vt., Jan. 15, 

1874; lawyer: Montpelier; she d. Montpelier, Aug. 9, 1900. 

[7375] RICHARD HOMER FOSTER,9 (Mariette B. Hamlin,* Philo,' 
Mark,6 Ebenezer,5*3 James.^i) b. Meiiden, Ct., Nov. 5, 1836; private, F, 1st Ct. 
Inf. Vol.; enlisted April, 1861; dis. July, 1861; d. Meriden, Apr. 26, 1892. 

[7376] SAMUEL HIRAM FOSTER,9 (Bro. Richard H.,) 

b. Meriden, Ct., Dec, 1838; m. Mary, dau. of Augustus and Elvira (Conklin) 

Stanley, b. New Britain, Ct., 1844; private, F, 1 Ct. Inf. Vols.: enlisted April, 

1861; dis. July, 1861: re-enlisted, Sept., 1861, corporal, A, 8 Ct. Inf. Vols.: dis. 

Mar. 20, 1863: re-enlisted, Dec. 30, 1863, commissary sergt. M, 1 Ct. Cav.; dis. 

Aug. 2, 1865; Cong. He d. Meriden, 1889. 

Ch. b. Meriden: 

14481. Stanley, 1871; d. 1873. 

14482. Mary Etta, 1876. 

14483. James, Apr. 10, 1878. 

[7377] MARIA CHURCH F0STER,9 (Sister of Richard H.,) 

b. Meriden, Ct., June 29, 1842; m. there, Jan. 21, 1867, Philip Curtis, son of | 
Robert P. and Elizabeth (Hubbard*) Rand,t b. Middletown, Ct., Aug. 24, 1841: 



I 



( 



NATHANIEL BACHILOR,3 b. 16:J0, m. 1st Deborah Smith, who d. 1675; m. 2d, Oct. al, 
lt)76, Mrs. Mary (Carter) Wyman, dau. of Rev. Thomas Carter. Several children by 2d wife. 

THOMAS BACHII.OR,* b. 168.5, m. 1st, Mary Moultoa; m. 2d, Jan. 16, 1718, Sarah Tuck, b. 
Apr. .5, 1685. He served in Col. Shadrock Walton's Co., in the expedition to Port Royal, 1710. 
He d. Hampton, Feb. 10, 1714. 

NATHANIEL BACHILOR,5 b. May 20,1722, m. Hannah Butler, of Hampton Falls, N, H.: 
removed to Sandown, where he d. 1784. 

JOSEPH BACHILOR,6 b. Hampton Falls, Dec. 28, 1750; m. Sarah F. . He wtis a 

Lieut, in the Revolutionary war; removed 1792, with his brothers Moulton and Nathaniel, and 
settled at Plainfield, Vt. He d. 1827. 

ISAAC BACHILOR,7 b. Mar. 1, 1779; m. Plainfield, 1800, Mercy Glidden. He d. 1850. 

JOSIAH BACHILOR,** b. 1806; m. Ann Sanders. He d. 1852, 

ERI DE FOREST BATCHELDER,9 b. Sept. 20, 18:39; m. 1862, Emily Adelia Bliss, b. Nov. 
2, 1840, dau. of Capt. Abdlal BI'ss. Their son, Justus L.,io m. Mabel H. Guernsey,9 
* For Hubbard see note 238. 

+ Note 484. THOMAS RAND, m. Middletown, Ct., Feb. 28, 1788, Esther,3 dau. of William i 
and Susannah (Collins) Hamlin, b. Middletown, Jan. 14, 1710-11; seethe Hamlin Family— Giles 
Hamlin,! Slie m. 1st. Daniel Hurlbut,* who was lost at sea, Dec. 15, 1736; by whom she had 
three children. Children: Elizabeth, Mary, Thomas, Robert. 



4 



NINTH GENERATION, 



1117 



mercliant; Meriden; enlisted July 10, 1862, 15 Conn. Inf. Vols.; dis. as 1st Lieut, 
and Adjutant, June 27, 1865. 

Ch. b. Meriden: 



14484. Richard Foster, b. Sept. 

14485. John, " Apr. 

14486. Mary, " Nov. 

14487. Nellie, *' Aug. 



14488. Sophy, 



18, 1868. 

3, 1871: d. Dec. 25, 1876. 

6, 1874. 
31, 1876; d. May 24, 1887. 



Apr. 30, 1881, " June 26, 1886, 



[7378] JAMES FITCH FOSTER,' tBro. of Richard H.,) 

b. Meriden, Ct., Apr. 10, 1844: private, M-, 1 Ct. Cav., enlisted Jan. 4, 186-; 
d. Baltimore, Md,, Mar. 14, 1864. 



[7380] MARTHA WHITE,^ (Sheldon,^ Roxanna Hamlin,' Mark,« 

Ebenezer,5i3 James, 21) b. Canton Center, Ct., Nov. 8, 1839; m. there, 1856, Edwin 
R., son of Elbridge and Sarah J. (Gorham) Peirce, b. Gardner, Me., 1821; me- 
chanic: he res. Portsmouth, N. H., 1860; Canton Center, until 1864; Onawa, Iowa, 
1865-77; since, Warren, Pa.; Republican; tax collector, 18^-1902, 

Children: 



144S9.* 


WILLIA31 SELDEN, 


b. Oct. 


9, 1857. Canton, 


14490.* 


Kate, 


" May 


23, 1860, Onawa, 


14491.* 


Elbridge Gerry, 


'* May 


17, 1867, " 


14492.* 


Helen White, 


" Sep. 


13, 1869, 


14493.* 


Elizabeth, 


*'Sep. 


7, 1874, 



[7381] Hon. WILL A RD WHITE,' (Bro. of Martha,) 

b. Canton Center, Ct., May 30, 1844; m, Boston, Mass., June, 20, 1876, 

, Frances, dau. of John and Mary (Folsom) Nightengale, b. Boston, June 21,1846. 

' He graduated Amherst College, 1872; from Law Dept. Boston University, 1875, 
and received degree of A. M. from Amherst 1875; lawyer by profession; but has 
engaged in various enterprises; Vice Prest. and Manager Camden Oil and 
Paint Co., Chicago, 111., 1901: res. Canton, Ct., 1844-74; Boston, Mass., 1874-90; 
Penn., 1890-4; Maiden, Mass., 1894-1900; since, Boise, Idaho; with business 
residence in Chicago, 111.; Republican; Representative Conn. Legislq^ture, 1874; 
private, I, 22 Conn. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Aug., 1862; dis. July, 1863; member St. 
Johns Lodge, A. F. & A. M., Boston; Morton Commandery 4, K. T., N.Y.; Uni- 
tarians. 



b. June 1, 1877, Boston. 

" Aug. 20, 1879, 

" Jan. 9, 1881, Stoneham, Pa. 

" Oct. 22, 1883, Boston. 

" May 17, 1885, 

" Dec. 12, 1887, 





Children; 


14494. 


WiLLARD FOLSOM, 


14495. 


Lawrence Allen, 


14496. 


Miriam Nightengale, 


14497. 


Herbert Hamline, 


14498. 


KiNGSLEY, 


14499. 


Philip, 


14500. 


Frances, 



^1 



1118 



THE HAMLm FAMILY. 





f7'382J MAKY JAI^E WHITE/ (Sister of Martha,)' 

b. Canton Center, Ct., Jan. 28, 1846: m. there, Sept. 27, 1868, John Edwards, 
son of Gideon Truman and Helen Mar (Fanning) Wheeler, b. Hansatonlc, Mass., 
Oct. 28. 1843; merchant; Canton, until 1877; since. Wan^n, Pa., Republican; 1st 
Lieut., C, 2d Conn. H, Art., enlisted May 7, 1861, and participated \d battle of 
Bull Run: re-enlisted. Aug. 2, 1862. and participated in battles of Wilderness, 
Spottsylvania, Cold Harbor, Petersburg, Hatcher''s Run, Winchester, Cedar 
Creek and Five Forks; wouoded at Amelia C. H., in a skirrais-h, Apr. 4, 1865; dis, 
June 15, 1865; postmaster, 188&; deputy collector U. S. Int. Rev. 1898-1901; mem- 
ber Amos Beecher Lodge 121, A. F. & A. M,; Eben H.Ford Post 336, G. A. R.: 
she member 45, W. R.C., Presbs- 

Children: 

1450L* Philip Gideon, b. Sept. 22, 1869, Canton Center, 

14502.* HowLEY Edwards, " Apr. 15, 1880, Stoneham. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1119 

[7383] WILBUR JEROME WHITE,^ (Bro. of Martha,) 

b. Canton Center, Ct., June 6, 1850; in. 1871, Laura, dau. of D. and Sara (Beard- 
sley) Evitts, b. New Preston, Ct., 1851; who d. Concord, Mass., 1887. He res. 
Marionville, Pa.; Cong. 

Cli. b. Canton: 

14503. Alice L., 1872, res. New Milford, Ct., 1895. 

14504. Selden D., 1875, *' Erie, Pa., " 

14505. Mary L., 1878, " Warren, Pa., " 

14506. Frank, 1881, " New Preston, Ct., " 

[7385] JOHN WHITE,9 (Elijah,* Roxanna Hamlin,' Mark,* Ebenezer,^*^ 
I Jaines,2i) b. Barkhemstead, Ct., 1840; probably unmarried; Union soldier; he d. 
> in Camp of 16 Regiraent(?) opposite Fredericksburg, Va., of typhoid fever, Feb. 
1, 1863. 

[7386] ELIJAH WHITE.9 (Bro. of John, ) 

1 b. Westtteld, Mass., 1842; unmarried; union soldier. It is traditional that 
! he was a brave soldier; and that he appeared to have a premonition of his ap- 
proaching death. A comrade should have related tlaat White said before going 
[into the battle where he received his mortal wound that he would be killed in 
; that battle, but that he was not afraid: that he was a beautiful singer, and 
: that on that occasion he sang several songs as he had never heard him sing be- 
Ifore. He d. Sept. 6, 1862, from wounds received the previous day. 

[7387] CHARLES I). WHITE,' (Reuel 0.,8 Roxana Hamlin,' Mark,« 
, Ebenezer,5*3 James,2i)b. Winchester, Ct., Apr. 26, 1846; m. Westfield, Mass., 

tFeb. 12, 1879, Mrs. Delia Noble, dau. of Uluruch and Mary (Cravy) , b. 

jsuffleld. Ct,: farmer; Waterbury, Ct., . 1869-75; Westfield, until 1882: since, 
{Washington, Mass.; Baptist. 
No issue, 

[7388] ELMAETTA WHITE,9 (Sister of Charles D.,) 

b, Barkhemstead, Ct., Nov. 6, 1847; m. Westfield, Mass., May 25, 1882, Capt. 

j William H., son of Morris and Rachael (William) Hall, b. Oyster Bay, L. I., 

■1833. He was a mariner twenty-three years; the last seven, captain of a whale 

[Ship; retired from the sea, 1876; since marriage, florist, Brooklyn, N. Y.; she 

I Baptist. 

' Ch. b. Woodhaven, L. I: 

14507. Elmaetta E„ Mar. 22, 1883. 

[7390] FRANK B. WHITE,9 (Bro. of Charles D..) 

b. Barkhemstead, Ct., Dec. 6, 1852; ra. Bristol, Ct., Oct. 29, 1884, Viola A., 
Idau. of Solomon and Elizabeth (Shaver) Ostrander, b. West Camden, N. Y., 
jSept. 27, 1863; farmer; Barkemstead. until 1872: since, Westfield, Mass.: Meth- 
odist. 

[7395] CATHERINE ROXANNA GODDARD,9 (Harriet White.* Rox- 
anna Hamlin,' Mark,6 Ebenezer,5*3 james,2i) b. Canton, Ct., Sept. 6, 1839; 
m. Winsted, Ct., July 19, 1856, Capt. James Nelson, son of Nelson Daniel and 
Hannah Maria (Seymour) Coe, b. Winsted, Oct. 20, 1836; Supt. Soldier's Home; 
Winsted, Ct., until 1861; in the army, 1861-5; New Haven, Ct., until 1891; since, 



1120 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Norton Heigbts, Ct.; Kepublican; captain 2d Conn. H, Art., enlisted Apr. 22'J 
1861; in battles First Bull Run, Petersburg, Hatcher's Run, Fort Steadman^l 
Little Sailor's Creek; dis. Sept. 11, 186&; member of St. Andrews Lodge 64, A.F. 
&A.M.; TOO, R.A.; Post 17, G.A.R., 30; N.Y. Commandery Loyal Legion; she] 
member W. R. C. and Auxilliary to G. A. R., 30; Epis, f.f 

Children: 

14508.* Nelson Daniel, b. Oct. 17, 1858, Winsted. 

14509. Kate Good ARD, "July 6,1865, " d. Mar, 2,187&| 

14510. Hakriet Maria, " Sept. 20, 1869, Brideport," July 30,1883.] 

[7397] EDWIN C. MILLS,9 (Laura A. White.^ RoxannaHamlin,^ Mark,*! 
Ebenezer/*3 jameSj2i) b. Canton, Ct., 1848; m. Addle, dau. of Lyman and La-| 
vina(Cotlin) Wright; book keeper; Lewis^ Iowa: muvsician, I,. 23 Iowa Inf. Vols.: 
enlisted July 20, 1862; member Sam Rice Post 6, G. A. R.; she res. Salt Lake| 
City, Utah. He is dead. 

[7401] EDGAR L. WHITE,» (George L.,^ Roxanna Hamlin,' Mark,*| 

Ebenezer,5*3 James,2i) b. Bristol, Ct., Nov. 20, 1857; m. Sharon, Ct., May, 1877^ 

Gertrude Abel. 

Children: 

14511. Kezia Julia, b. Nov. 11, 1878, Sharon. 

14512. Adelia, " May 15, 1882, 

[7402] JESSIE KEZI AH WH1TE,9 (Sister of Edgar L.,) 

b. Bristol, Ct., June 9, 1861; m. there, June 9, 1885, Thomas Bunnell, son of 

Franklin and Caroline (Bunnell) Steele, b. Bristol, May 5, 1862; book keeper and 

insurance agent; Bristol; Republican; Methodists. 

Ch. b. Bristol: 

14513. Linda May, Nov. 6, 1886. 

14514. Lawrence Lesure, Apr. 11, 1891. 

[7405] EDWIN DAVID HUMPHREY," (Mark,8 Sophronia Hamlin,^' 
Mark,6 Ebenezer,5i3 James,2i) b. Great Barrington, Mass., Mar. 14, 1842; m, 
there, Oct. 3, 1865, Martha Maria, dau. of Dea. Erastus, and Martha (Wilcox) 
Beckwith, b. Great Barrington, Dec. 13, 1841; harness dealer; Great Barring- 
ton. He was educated in the public school and academy, Great Barrington and 
South Berkshire Institute, Marlboro, Mass.; she in the public school and acad- 
emy, Great Barrington, Williston Seminary, Easthampton, Mass.; deputy sheriff 
fourteen years: Great Barrington; Cong. 

Ch. b. Great Barrington: 

14515. Mary Ella, Nov. 23, 1867. 

14516. Anne Beckwith, Sept. 9, 1872. 

14517. Edwin Roys, ' Dec. 16, 1874, 



[7406] KATE VIOLA HUMPHREY,* (Sister of Edwin D.,) 

b. Great Barrington. Mass., Apr. 6, 1848; m. there, Dec. 1, 1868, Chester 
Beecher, b. Rushford, N. Y., Feb. 15, 1843; farmer; Great Barrington; Republi- 
can; corporal, D, 13 N. Y. Heavy Art.; enlisted July 8, 1863; dis: Aug. 24, 1865; 
member G. A. R.: she member Ladies' Aid Soc: Congs. 



I 




^^^iM/hl.^Mzi/rKLCuJ^ 





Children: 


14518. 


Lkonidas N., 


14519. 


Horace M., 


14520. 


Lois V., 


14521. 


Ethel L., 



NINTH GENERATION. 1121 

[7407] MARY ANN HUMPHREY,9 (Sister of Edwin D.,) 

b. Great Barrington, Mass., June 22, 1850: m. 1st, there, Dec. 2, 1874, Sal- 
mon Norton: m. 2d, Nov. 7, 1887, Everett E. Benjamin, of Greenfield. Mass.; 
she Cong.; she d. Greenfield, Aug. 11, 1890. 

[7414] NICHOLAS BROWDER HUMPHREY,9 (David,* Saphronia 
Hamlin,'' Mark,^ Ebenezer,3*3 James.^i) b. Lee Co., Miss., Aug. 24, 1867; journal- 
ist; Chattanooga, Tenn., since 1870; unmarried, 1895; received a common school 
education; Sergt., K, 3d Regt. N. G. Tenn., 1888-1892. 

[7425] LEONIDAS MOORE HAML]NE,9 (Leonidas P.,' Leonidas,' 
Mark,6 Ebenezer,5*3 james,2i) b. Hillsdale, N. Y., Oct. 5, 1852; m. Nashville, 
Tenn., Nov. 14, 1876, Ida Nicholson, dau. of Benjamin and Mary Elizabeth 
(Nicholson) Grigsby, b. Spring Hill, Tenn., July 29, 1857; she was adopted by her 
uncle, J. C. Nicholson, of Nashville, Tenn.; manufacturer; Chicago, Ills.; Re- 
publican; she Epis. 

hildren: 

b. Dec. 7, 1877, Evanston: unm. 1902. 

" Aug. 16, 1879, Chicago, " " 

'• July 26, 1882, Evanston, " 

" Oct. 24, 1884, Chicago, 

[7426] JOHN HENRY HAMLINE,9 (Bro. Leonidas M.,) 

b. Rotterdam, N. Y., Mar. 26, 1856; m. May 19, 1880. .Tosephine Mead: law- 
yer: Chicago; member law firm Hamline, Scott & Lord; Republican: removed 
with his parents to Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, 1850; Evanston, Ills., 1865: Chicago, 1883; 
graduate N. W. University, 1875; Columbia College law school, 1877; member 
city council: police commissioner; president Chicago Bar Asso.; Chicago, Law 
Institute; Chicago Law Club: State Bar Asso.; Nat'l Bar Asso.; Union League, 
Calumet, Chicago, University, Athletic, Hamilton, Law and Literary clubs; 
Freemason; Epis. A well educated, benevolent, public spirited gentleman. 

Children: 

b. Feb. 16, 1881; d. Nov. 8, 1882. 
" Apr. 18, 1884, " Feb. 23, 1888. 

Mar. 21, 1889. 

Mar. 26, 1892; d. May 23, 1892. 

[7428] TIIEODOSIA HAMLINE,9 (Sister of Leonidas M.,) ■ 

b. Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, June 30, 1862: m. Chicago, 111., July 7, 1880, Horace 
A., son of Grant and Juliet (Atwater) Goodrich,* b. July 9, 1837: she d. Nov. 21, 
1881. He m. 2d Sept. 25, 1883, Alice LaDue, by whom he had other children; 
real estate agent; Chicago; treasurer, Goodrich Family Association. 
Child: 
14526. Juliet T., b. Feb. 9, 1881. 

* No E 485. For Lieut. WiUiam Goodrich see note 217. 

EPHRAIM GOODRTCH.a h. June 2, 1663; m. 1st, May 20, 1644. Sarali, dau. of Major William 
and Sarah (Coleman) Treat, who d. Jan. 26, 1712; m. 2d, Dec. 2.5, 1712. .lerusha, dau. of Capt. 
James Treat, and widow of Capt. Thomas Welles, b. 1678 (?) who d. Jan. 15, 17.54; he res. Rocky- 
Hill, Ct. ; he d. Feb. 27. 1739: Ch. by 1st wife: Richard, Sarah, Ephraim, William, David, Thomas, 
Gideon. By 2d wife: Oliver, Gurdon. 

Capt. GIDEON GOODRICH,3 b. Feb. 7, 1705; m, June 29, 1718, Sarah ; master mar- 



14522. 


Florence Josephine, 


14523. 


John Mead, 


14524. 


JOSEPHENE, 


14525. 


Francis, 



>1 



1122 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[7429] VIRGINIA MALINDA HAML1NE,9 (Sister of Leonidas M.,) 
b. Evanston, 111., Mar. 13, 1860; m. there, Oct. 7, 1891, Thomas, son of 
Thomas and Catherine Creighton, b. Monticello, Minn., May 1, 1857; real estate 
dealer: Monticello, 1857-60; Chicago, until 1867; since, Evanston; Republican: 
vice president Glen View Golf Club, and Chicago Club; she Epis. 
Child: 
14527. Catherine, b. Jan. 7, 1893. 



[7436] EDITH ANDREWS,!* (Chauncey H.,8 Norman,^ Rosina,« 

Ebenezer,^*^ James,2i) b. Youngstown, Ohio, Oct. 16, 1862; m. there, Mar. 22, 
1887, John Alexander, son of Hon. John Alexander and Mary S. Logan, b. Car- 
bondale, 111., July 24, 1865. He studied at Chester Military Academy, Pa.; Cadet, 
West Point U. S. Military Academy: engaged in real estate business, Washing- 
ton, D. C; later in business with his father-in-law, Youngstown, Ohio; served 
on staff of Gov. McKinley, of Ohio. At the outbreak of the Spanish war, lie 
raised a cavalry regiment in Chicago; was disappointed in not having it called 
into service, but wasappointed Major on staff of Gen. Bates, and served through 
the war in Cuba; participated in battles of San Juan Hill and El Caney: later 
he was appointed Major 33d U. S. Vols, and went to Luzon, P. I., where he was 
killed near San Jacinto, Nov. 11, 1899. while leading his battalion in battle; Re- 
publican; she res. Youngstown; Epis. 

Ch. b. Youngstown: 

14528. Mary Louise, Aug. 5, 1888. 

14.529. John Alexander, Feb. 12, 1890. 

14530. Edith Josephine, Oct. 29. 1894. 

iner; Wet.hersfleld and Middletown upi)pr houses, now Cromwell, Ct. He d. 1700, buried Rocky 
Hill, Ct. : Children: Sarah, .Terusha. Elijah. Gideon, Lois, Caleb, Ebenezer, Eunice, Joshua, 
Wait, Levi. 

EBENEZER GOODRICH,i b. Mar. IS. 1733; m. Jan. 10, 1760. Lydia Deming. b. Dec. 2. 1738. 
He d. Sept. 19, 1S13; she Apr. 8, 1834. Children: Phila, Mehitable, Gideon, Lois. Honor. Esther, 
Ruth, Ebenezer, Wait. 

Col. GIDEON GOODRICH,5 b. Rocky Hill. Ct., June 19, 1704; m. 1st, Feb. 22, 1787, Eunice 
Warner, who d. Dec. 30, 1820; m. 2d, Sally (Bostwick) Brock way ; he settled in Milton, N. Y., soon 
after his majority; removed to Ripley, N. Y. He learned the trades of tanner, currier, and 
shoemaker; at Ripley he followed his trade, and cultivated a large farm; en.a;aged in the ware 
house and forwarding business at Portland Harbor; Colonel of militia; member N. Y. legisla- 
ture. He d. Mar. 13. 1842. Children: Hrace. Barzillai. Harriet, Anson. George, Austin. Aris- 
tes, Orestes, John, Frederic, Gerry, Grant." 

Hon. GRANT GOODRICH.e LL. D., b. Milton, N. Y., Aug. 7, \Hi\; m. .July 24, 1830, Juliet, 
dau. of Amos and Mary (Woodside) Atwater. He removed with his parents to Ripley, N. Y., 
1816; lawyer; went to Chicago, 111., 1834, formed a law partnership with Alex. N. Fullerton, 
which continued a year; when in 183.5. he formed another law partnership with Giles Spring, 
styled Spring & Goodrich, which attained an extensive practice and wide reputation, and con- 
tinued until 1849. In 1854 he entered partnership with W. W. Farwell, and in is.'jfi Sidney Smith 
was admitted to the firm, known as Goodrich. Farwell & Smith, a leading law firm in Ch'cago. 
He was Judge of the Superior Court of Chicago, 1859-1863, when he again resumed his place in 
the old firm, which continued until 1869. He suffered financial losses, in 1837, and again in the 
great Chicago fire of 1871. He assisted to organize the first Temperance society, and the first 
Bible society in Chicago; Vice Pres. Am. Bible Society; trustee and secretary Rush Medical 
College. He assisted in tlie estabUshment of the Northwestern University at Evanston, 111., 
which conferred upon him the degree of LL. D. He was largely instrumental in the endow- 
ment of the Garrett Bibical Institute, at Evanston, and one of the founders of the Washlng- 
tonian Home for inebriates, Chicago; Methodist; Republican; member Union Defense Com- 
mittee, Chicago, 1801 ; member Freedmen's Aid Society. Children: Horace A., Mary F., George 
I)., WalterG.. Charles H. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1123 

17441] ELIZA HAMLIN, « (James T.,8 TrumanjDan./ Ebenezer.sis 

James.2i) b. Mattituck, N. Y., Oct. 8, 1850: m. there, Sept. 17, 1878, Benjamin 

C, son of Benjamin and Eliza (Chapman) Kirkup, b. England, Dec. 21, 1845; 

I farmer: he came to America 1849; res. Mattituck, until 1866; Kansas and Mis- 

} souri, until 1872; since, Mattituck: Republican; Presbs. 

Ch. b. Mattituck: 

14531. Joseph Parky, May 27, 1880; unm. 1901. 

14532. ViCTOK Hamlin, Aug. 2, 1885. 

14533. Hakold Benjamin, Sept. 14, 1887. 
14,534. James Trowbridge, Dec. 27, 1892. 

[74421 HARRIET SOPHIA HAMLIN,« (Sister of Eliza,) 

b, Mattituck, L I., N. Y., Aug. 26, 1853; m. there, June 8, 1880, Rev. Wil- 
liam, son of Henry Parsons and Gloriana(Osborn) Hedges, b. Sag Harbor, N. Y., 
i June 21, 1851; clergyman: he prepared for college at Academy Bridge, Hampton, 
' L.I.: graduated Yale College, 1874, B.A.; from Yale Divinity School, 1878, 
B.D.; post graduate course Union Theological Seminary, N. Y. City, 1898-9; 
! ordained by the Presbytery of Long Island, 1879; pastor, Mattituck, 1879-82; 
j Jamesport, L. I., 1882-93: Harwinton, Ct., 1893-8; Trading River, L.I., 1898-1901; 
> since, Colebrook, Ct.; Presbs.; she d. Jamesport, Apr. 22, 1887. 

[74451 SARAH ROSELLE HAMLIN,9 (Sister of Eliza, ) 

b. Mattituck, N. Y., Mar. 16, 1860; m. Rev. C. A. Stonelake, of Aquebogue, 
L. I., N. Y.; later, Newark, N. J. 

'Child: 
14535. Harriet Hamlin, b. Apr. 17, 1888. 

[7446] PHILO C. THOMPSON,^ (Amelia Hamlin,* Truman,' Dan,fl 
[ Ebenezer,5*3 James,2i) b. Northumberland. N. Y., Mar. 18, 1836: member C, 2 
I N. Y. Harris Light Cav., enlisted August, 1863; d. of fever, in hospital, Upton's 
Hill, Washington, D. C, Oct. •.'A, 1862; farmer; Republican. 

[7448] JESSE B. THOMPSON," (Bro. of Philo C.,) 

b. Northumberland, N. Y., -July 19,1840; m. Aurora, 111., Aug. 30,1871, 

Hatlie E., dau. of Luther W. and Rachael (Randall) Ballard, b. July 15, 1845; 

sash, door and blind mfgr.: Northumberland and Moreau, N.Y.; Aurora, and 

Chicago, 111.: in P.O. Chicago, 111., 1897; Republican; private, 93 N. Y. Inf. Vols.; 

enlisted Oct. 10, 1861; dis. Feb. 14, 1863; re-enlisted, Aug. 1, 1864, and rejected; 

participated in battles Williamsburg, and Yorktown, Va.; Methodists; shed. 

Chicago. 1882. 





Children: 






14536. 


Minnie Lois, 


b. Sept., 1872, 


Aurora. 


14537. 


Lillian May, 


" Oct. 2, 1874. 




14538. 


Della, 


" Oct. 20, 1880. 





[7450] HARRIET A. THOMPSON,!* (Sister of Philo C,) 

b. Northumberland, N. Y., June 7, 1851: m. Moreau, N. Y., Sept. 3, 1874, 

i Thomas C, son of John and Mary (George) Murray, b. Whitehall, N. Y., Mar. 

1 25, 1851; accountant; Menands, near Albany, N. Y.; Republican; charter mem- 

' ber and trustee, Senate 641, Knights of the Ancient Essenic Order, Albany, N. 

Y.: res. Rutland, Vt., Watertown and Albany, N. Y. 



1124 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Ch. b. Moreau: 

14539. Gkace Edna, 

14540. Edward Paul, 



Jan. 9, 1877; unm. 1897. 
Aug. 13, 1881. 



[7452] TRUMAN B. INGOLSBE, (Lucretia B. Hamlin,» Truman,^ Dan.e 
Ebenezer,543 James,3i) b. Moreau, N. Y., Mar. 30, 1864; m. Ft. Edward, N. Y., 
Jan. 27, 1887, Minnie F., dau. of Cyrus and Mehitable (Boynton) Patridge, b. 
Salem, N. Y., Sept. 2, 1861; farmer: res. on old home farm, Moreau, N, Y.; Re- 
publican; member Glens Falls Lodge 121, A. F. & A. M.; she member W, R. C. 
Ch. b. Moreau: 

14541. Charles C, July 10, 1888. 

14542. Lucretia A., Feb. 13, 1897. 

[7458] ADELINE LUSELIA HUNT,9 (Eliza Hamlin,^ Romanta,' Dan," 
Ebenezer,''i3 james,2i) b. Chautauqua, N. Y., Dec. 25, 1840; m. Otsego, Mich., 
Aug. 31, 1862, Albert T. B., son of John and Amy Palmer, b. N. Y. state, Mar. 
28, 1824; merchant; Otsego, Mich.; Republican; member of Lodge 82, K. P.: he 
d. Otsego, Dec. 31, 1899. 

Ch. b. Otsego: 

14543. Lizzie A., Oct. 22, 1865; unm. 1902. 



[7460] HIRAM BENJAMIN BROWN,9 (Eliza Hamlin,^ Romanta,' 

Dan,« Ebenezer,54 3 james,2i) b. Portland, N. Y., Sept. 18, 1851; m. Otsego, Mich., 
Dec. 31, 1873, Ellen E., dau. of Benjamin F. and Mary (Bennett) Earle, b. near 
Plainwell, Mich., Dec. 25, 1856; locomotive enigneer, many years; since, guard 
at R. R. crossing, Allegan, Mich.: member Tent 919, K.O. T. M.; she Methodist: 
she d. White Pigeon, Mich., Dec. 30, 1900. 

Children: 

b. Feb. 24, 1877, Allegan; unm. 1902. 

" Dec. 17, 1878, Otsego. 

" May 14, 1881, Plainwell; unm. 1902. 

" Apr. 14, 1885, White Pigeon. 

" Sept. 8, 1888, 

" Nov. 23, 18S9, 

" Jan. 27, 1892, " " 



14544. 


Earle D., 


14545.* 


Edith, 


14546. 


Harry B., 


14547. 


Effie E., 


14548. 


Sarah H., 


14549. 


Lottie, 


14550. 


JOSIE, 



[7465] EVA CECELIA MUNSON,9 (Mariam Hamlin,* Romanta,^ Dan,6 
Ebenezer,6*3 james,2i) b. Portland, N. Y., June 15, 1857; m. there. May 14, 1876, 
Dr. Benjamin S. Swetland, b. Middletield, N. Y., Mar. 15, 1854; physician and 
surgeon; Portland, 1858-83; Boston, Mass., until 1887; since, Brocton, N. Y.; 
Republican; member Buffalo Genealogical Soc, and Brocton Lodge 284, K. P.; 
she member L. O. T. M. 





Children: 


14551.* 


Mabel Edith, 


14552. 


J. Miner, 


14553. 


Herbert Milton, 


14554. 


Arthur Eli, 



b. June 22, 1877, Portland. 
" May 26, 1880, 
" July 16, 1884, Boston. 
" Feb. 18, 1893, Brocton. 



d. Mar. 21, 1891. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1125 

■[7471] LIBBIE LYKE,9 (Esther M. Hamlin,* Romanta,' Dan/- Eben- 
ezer,5i3 James,2i) b. Peoria, 111., Jan. 25, 1860; m. Chicago, 111., Aug. 24, 1877, 

"William McAlpine, son of Dewitt C. and Mary (Foggin) Cregier, b. Chicago, 

Mar. 16, 1856; engineer; Chicago; Democrat; she Cong, 
Ch. b. Chicago: 

14555. Enola J UANiTA, May 30. 

[7473J LOTTIE UDORA LYKE,^ (Sister of Libbie,) 

b. Cliicago, 111., Sept. 7, 1865; m. there, Jan. 7^ 1891, George E. Ramsey, b. 

White House, N.J. , Oct. 7, 1864; salesman with paclfers; Chicago: Democrat; 

Freemason; Congs. 

Ch, b. Chicago: 

14556. John Lyke, Oct. 2, 1894', d. Nov. 7, 1900. 

[7474] EDWIN PRATT STORRS,9 (Charles A.,* Sophronia Hamlin,^ Dan,« 
Ebenez€r,5*3 James,2i) b. Eaton, N. Y., Feb. 8, 1849; m. 1st, Sept. 1. 1870, Addie 
Noble; Presb.; shed. Eaton, Dec. 11, 1872; m. 2d, Eaton, Aug. 8, 1874, Jose- 
phine, dau. of William R. and Mary Jane {Pierce) Henry, b. Eaton, Dec. 20, 
1855; Baptist; farmer: Eaton, 

Ch, by 2d wife, b. Eatoa: 

14557. Della Maude, Sept. 21, 1875. 

14558. Earl Pratt, Mar. 29, 1879: d, Sept. 22, 1898. 

14559. Grace Addie, June 5, 1885. 

[7475] CHARLES AVERY STORRS,^ (Bra of Edwin P.,) 

b. Eaton, N.Y., May 20, 1854; m. Sept. 2, 1879, Jennie Lillian, dau. of Henry 

and Huldah Lavinia (Booth) Nicholson, b. South Richland, N. Y., Dec. 16, 1855; 

musician; Eaton; Republican; Freemason: she Cong.: member of Woman's Club, 

Mother's Club, and Chautauqua Class. He was killed in a railroad accident, 

Merrimack, Wis., Dec. 9, 1891. 

[7484] EDWIN HUNTER HILDRETH,' (AbbieC- Hunter,* David,'' 
Jabez,6 David,5 Hopestill Hamlin,* Ebenezer,^ James, 21) b. Windsor, Vt., Nov. 
4, 1869; m. Springfield, Mass., May 19, 1896, Marion, dau. of Edward Hortentiars, 
and Ellen Maria (Moulton) Sterns, b. Springtield, July 16, 1873; special agent 
and adjuster; Springfield Fire and Marine Ins. Co.; Springfield. 

No issue. 

[7485] ARTHUR WILLIAM HUNTER,9 (Andrew J., « David,' Jabez,« 
David,5 Hopestill Hamlin,* Ebenezer,3James,2i) b. Windsor, Vt., Aug. 8,1866; 
m. Randolph, Vt., Apr. 1, 1893, Julia Elvira, dau. of Foster Sherman and Dora 
(Chadwick) Harlow, b. Pomfret, Vt., Sept. 13, 1869; farmer; Windsor; member 
Vermont Lodge 18, A. F. & A. M. 
Ch. b. Windsor: 

14560. Marion Louise, Dec. 2, 1893. 

[7486] CLARA LOUISE HUNTER,^ (Sister of Arthur W.,) 

b. Windsor, Vt., July 22, 1879; m. May 23, 1898, Sherman Ray, son of Foster 
Sherman and Dora (Chadwick) Harlow, b. Pomfret, Vt., Aug. 7, 1873. 



i 



1126 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[7489] WILLIAM CHARLES DECKER," (Mary P. Hunter.s William/| 
Jabez,e David, 5 Hopestill Hamlin,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. N. Y. City, Mar. 

20, 1874: unmarried: manager; N. Y. City; Republican; Epis. 

[7492] JULIUS PARKER DRAKE,9 (Elizabeth C. Parker,^ Rebecca,! 
Pardee,' ZiJplia Hamlin, « Jabez.^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ Jaraes,''i) b. Delhi, N. Y.,j 
Feb. 28, 1835; m. Feb. 18, 1837, Mary, dau. of Myron Warner, of Milan, Pa.: re- 
sided Delhi, N. Y., Beach Lake, Pa., Rockford, and Chicago, Ills., Jersey City^ 
N. J., and N. Y. City; Republican; during latter part of his life manager of N, 
Y. office of Rockford (Ills.) Watch Co.; member B. P. O. E. He d. suddenly of| 
heart disease, Emira, N. Y., Apr. 11, 1894. 
No issue. 

[7493] REBECCA DRAKE,'-* (Sister of Junius P.,) 

b. Delhi, N. Y., Nov. 19, 1839; m. Beach Pond, Pa., Oct. 18, 1865, N. Hunt- 
ington, son of Warner Pratt and Eliza (Snow) Clemons,* b. Peterboro, N. Y., 
Nov. 9, 1838: ticket agent, Erie R. R. Co., Chambers St., N. Y. Station, over 30 
years; Republican; Freemason; resided N. Y. City, until 1871; afterwards, Jer- 
sey City, N. J.; she d. N. Y. City, Apr. 4, 1895. 
Children: 
14561.* Franklin Bbckwith, b. Dec. 6, 1866, N. Y. City. 

14562. Elizabeth Parker, " Aug. 10, 1869, B. Pond; d. Aug. 31, '69, 

14563. Charles Snow, " Sept. 15, 1878, " '• unm. 1897. 

[7494] GEORGE AMASA DRAKE,» (Bro. of Junius P.,) 

b. Delhi, 'N.Y., Aug. 4, 1845: m. Scranton, Pa., Nov. 5, 1858, Ella, dau. of 
John and Mary (Wonnocott) Callaway, b. Honesdale, Pa., Oct. 13, 1847; resided 
Starrucea and Beach Pond, Pa.; engaged at latter place with his father in. 
tannery; later, Jersey City, N. J.; Wagner car conductor; Republican. 

Ch. b. Beach Pond: 

14564. Freddie, Mar. 15, 1872, d. July 19, 1872. 

14565. Richard Jadwtn, Oct. 2, 1881. 

[7496] ROBERT PA RKER,9 (Charles E..^ Rebecca Pardee,' Zilpha 

Hamlin,6 Jabez,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Hoperlale, Pa., Oct. 5, 1857; 
m. Kansas City, Mo., Apr. 22, 1885, Marietta Jane, dau. of Edward Tinsiey, and 
Mary (McDonald) Yager, b. Chillicothe, Mo , May 28, 1863: printer; res. Penn., 
until 1864; N. J., until 1868; N. Y., until 1873; Minn., until 1875; Cal., until 1885; 
N. Dak., until 1892; since in Cal.: Democrat; she Epis.; member Acacia Chapter 

21, O. E.S. 

Children; 

14566. Paulina Mary, b. Dec. 3, 1886, Dak. T. 

14567. Elizabeth Yager, " Oct. 24, 1890, N. Dak. 

14568. Robert McDonald, '' Feb. 17, 1897, Cal. 



* 48(5. For Clemons see note 371. 

THOMAS REED CLEMONS,3 (Jonathan,2i) b. Rutland, Mass., Mar. 19, 1791; third son; 
m. Eli/.al)eth, dau. of David and Lucy (Cooledge) Pratt, b. Belchertown, Mass., May 2S, 1783. He 
d. Petersboro, N.Y. ; she d. Syracuse, N.Y., May 2, 1864. 

WARREN PRATT CLEMONS,* b. Petersboro, N.Y., Aug:. 16, 1813; m. Cicero, N.Y., Dec. 
8, 1836, Eliza, dau. of Isaac Parker and Sally (Forbes) Snow, h. Eaton, N.Y., Jan. 18, 1818. Both d. 
Syracuse, N.Y. ; he, .luly 2, 1900; she, Nov. 19, 1900. Their son, Nathaniel H. Clemons, m. Re- 
becca Drake.a 



NINTH GENERATION. 1127 

17511] GEORGE ANTHONY PAYNE,' (George H.,8 Sarah PardeeJ 
Zilpba Hamlin, 6 Jabez,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Delhi, N. Y., Aug. 
17, 1859; m. Sept. 12, 1889, Harriet R. Von Leuvon ( ? ) b. Jan. 23, 1865. 
No issue. 



[7513] ELIZABETH FENNER.s (Hamlin, » Louisana Hamlin,- Amos,6 
€ornelius,54 Ebenezer.s James,2i) b. Aug. 6, 1860; m. Jan. 3, 1882, Walter Varien 
Andrews, of Hebron, Ills. 





Ch. b. Hebron: 




14569. 


Sybil Elizabeth, 


Dec. 6, 1883. 


14570. 


Helen Hazel, 


Nov. 5, 1889. 


14571. 


Geokgianna, 


Oct. 8, 1891. 


14572. 


Nellie E., 


June 15, 1893. 


14573. 


Fennkr Hamlin, 


July 5, 1896. 



f7514] ISABELLA MINERVA FENNER,9 (Sister of Elizabeth,) 
to. May 18, 1866; m. Apr. 24, 1888, George Houghton, of Hebron, 111. 

Children: 

14574. CharlEvS, b. June 18, 1890, Hebron. 

14575. Hakktet Whitney, " Mar. 23, 1892, 

14576. Fannie F., " Mar. 6,1894. 

17515] SARAH GEORGIANA FENNER,9 (Sister of Elizabeth,) 
b. May 10, 1871; m. Oct. 22, 1891, Ames Wilkinson. 

Children: 

14577. Addie Belle, b. Oct. 26, 1892; d. Nov. 26, 1892. 

14578. Edwin Hamlin, *' June 26, 1894, " Nov. 6, 1894. 

14579. Wesley Lisle, '•' Mar. 31, 1896. 

, [7519J ROBERT FRED PARSON,9 (Helen Fenner,^ Louisiana Hamlin,' 
[Amos," Cornelius,'^* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Hebron, Ills., Mar. 21, 1855: m. 1st, 
j Richmond, Ills., May 8, 1878, Mary L. Rawson, b. Lake Co., Ills., Feb. 3, 1859, 
jWho d. Richmond, Dec. 27, 1879; m. 2d, Mary May McConnell; farmer; Hebron, 
until 1875; since, Richmond; Republican; member Camp 268, M. W. A. 

Ch. by 2d wife, b. Richmond: 

14580.* Mabel, Dec. 2, J 879. 



[7523] MARY H. WHITNEY," (Harriet Tenner,* Louisiana Hamlin,' 
Amos,« Cornelius,'-* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Richmond, 111., Feb. 26, 1861; m. 
tWoodstock, 111., May 9, 1883. Charles S., son of James and Rachael A. (De Lam- 
jater) Northrop, b. York Center, N. Y., Nov. 29, 1856; lawyer. He was educated 
at Woodstock High School and graduated Northwestern University, Evanston, 
111., 1878: read law at Woodstock: admitted to the bar by the Supreme Court of 
Illinois, 1880. He res. York Center, until 1861; Woodstock, 111., 1861-82: Arling- 
ton, So. Dak., 1882-7: Los Angeles, Cal., 1887-90; since, Woodstock; regent 



i 



1128 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Dakota Territorial College, 1886-7; member Arlington Lodge 39, A. O. IT. W.; she 
was educated Woodstock high school. ' 1 

Children: ' 

1458L Frances M., b. Feb. 26, 1884, Woodstock. 

14582. James W., " July 16, 1886, Arlington. 

14583. EarlkH., " Sept. 19, 1893, Woodstock. | 

[7524] HAMLIN L. WHITNEY,^ (Bro. of Mary H.,) | 

b. Richmond, Ills., Mar. 8, 1863; m. ISforfalk, Neb., Sept. 5, 1889, Virginia, 
dau. of Isaac and Sarah (Mailer) Powers, b. Dakota City, Neb., Sept. 20, I869';, 
asst. general town site and tax agent, C. & N. W. Ry Co.: Richmond, Ills.,'untili 
1873; Woodstock, Ills., 1873-86; since, Omaha, Neb.; Republican; member Royal 
Arcanum and Omaha Club: she Cong. 

Ch. b. Omaha: 

14584. Harriet Bernice, July 23, 1894. 

[7528] HERBERT LAWRENCE FENNER,9 (Lawrence A., « Louisiana 
Hamlin,' Amos,6 Cornelius,^* Ebenezer,3 James.ai) b. Virginia City, Mont., Mar. 
22, 1871: m. Bisbee, Ariz., Mar. 13, 1900, Ruth R., dau. of Ross and Cynthia Ann 
(Eldridge) Rogers, b. Mesa, Ariz., June 24, 1879; miner. On Jan. 15, 1898, in 
company with two partners he started for the Klondike, via. Dyea; they built 
a boat, and floated down to Dawsoo, and on the way made a prospecting trip on 
foot to the Pelly and Little Salmon rivers country. In July, 1899, they went to 
Cape Nome, and returned to San Francisco, Nov. 2, 1899; Salt Lake City, Utah, 
1900: since, Bisbee, Ariz.: member VirgioiaCity Lodge 1, A. F. & A. M.; Inde- 
pendence Lodge 53, Fraternal Brotherhood; she member Girls Club of Inde- 
pendence. 

Ch. b. Bisbee: 

14585. Harriet Lorene, Sept. 8, 190L 

[7530] OSCAR FREDERICK FENNER,9 (Bro. of Herbert L.,) 
b. Virginia City, Mont., Aug. 3, 1872; m. there, Jan. 2, 1899, Mable Julia, 
dau. of Gilbert Bebee and Anna Frederica (Steflfens) Wheat, b. Virginia City, 
Sept. 14, 1878; miner; Virginia City; Republican; member Alder Lodge, 30. 
A.O. U. W. 

Ch. b. Nevada, Mont: 

14586. Lawrence Gilbert, Jan. 5, 1900. 

[7532] RAYMOND HOPE FENNER,9 (Bro. of Herbert L.,) 

b. Virginia City, Mont., Oct. 16, 1876; m. by Rev. A. B. Irwin, Highland, Kan- 
sas, Jan. 1, 1902, Carlotta, dau. of Henry and Mary (Cooley) Filing, the dau. of 
one of the wealthiest men of Montana. He graduated U. S. Mil. Academy, West 
Point, June 13, 1900, and was assigned to the 6th U. S. Art. He reported at the. 
Presidio, San Francisco, Cal., Aug. 1st, 1900; in October of the same year with 
five other officers they went in the transport Grant in charge of 600 recruits for 
the army at Manilla, P. I., where he was for a short time in command of a bat- 
tery, and also on provost duty, awaiting the arrival of ranking officers, from the 
U. S. In March, 1901, he was Adjustant of a battalion of tbe 6 Art. sent to the 



NINTH GENERATION. 



1129 



province of Bataan to operate as Infantry against the insurgent Gen. Mascardo: 
and was honored by his superior officers as the bearer of negotiations to Mas- 
cardo for surrender. Assigned 1st Lieut. 2H Battery Field Att. at Vancouver 
Barraclcs. Wash., August, 1901: ordered home and arrived San Francisco, Cal., 

Oct. 28. 1901. 

Child: 



14587 



A Sox, 



b. Feb. 24, 1903. 




Lieut. Raymond H. Fennek. 



I 



[7533] LEON ARTHUR FENNER,^ (Bro. of Herbert L.,) 

b. Virginia City, Mont.. Sept. 17, 1878: unmarried; miner, with his father, 
■Virginia City; member of Virginia Lodge 7, L O. O. F.; Republican. 

t [7535] KATALINA HAMLIN CLARK,^ (Sarah J. Hamlin,8 Daniel D. 
T.,' Louisiana," A mos,'^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Chicago, Ills., Sept. 
:>, 1874: m. Hilo, Hawaii, Oct. 31. 1901, Charles Egbert, son of Thomas and Al- 
'bina Anne (Farrington) Sedgwick, b. Stockton, Cal., Nov. 11, 1871; electrical 
engineer; Stockton, until 1880: Berkeley, Cal., until 1895; Schenectady, N. Y., 
1896; South Carolina, 1897: San Francisco, Cal., 1899: Hawaii, until 1902: since, 
)hio: Republican; he grad. from University of Cal., 1893; member Chi Phi So- 
-iety; and Society of Electrical Engineers of America; she Presb. and member 
Missionary Cousins Soc , of Hawaii. 



1130 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[7536] CAROLYN AUSTIN CLARK,9 (Sister of Katalina H.,) 
b. Chicago, 111., Nov. 4, 1875; m. Evanston, Ills., Feb. 23, 1897, William 
Thomas, SOD of Thomas and Harriet (Palmer) Balding, b. Milwaukee, Wis., 
Nov., 1869; book keeper for Wainaker Plantation, Hilo, Hawaii, 1902; res. 
Milwaukee, until about 1877; Evanston, Ills., until 1894; Milwaukee, until 1899: 
since, Hilo; Republican; he was formerly clerk for Marshall Field, Chicago, 
Ills., and private secretary for Secretary of North West Life Ins. Co.; member 
B. P. O. E.; she member Missionary Cousins Soc. of Hawaii; Presbs. 

Children: 

14588. Harriet Catalina, b. Aug. 4. 1898, Milwaukee. 

14589. Caroline Hamlin, " Oct. 4, 1899, Hilo. 

14590. William Thomas, •' Feb. 2,1901, " d. same day. 

[7554] LOTTIE MAY COON,^ (Mary E. Goodrich,^ Jeremiah,' Anna 

Treat,6 Mary Hamlin,^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ Jaraes,2i) b. Big Valley, Cal., 

Sept. 12, 1860: m. Augusta, 111., Mar. 14, 1881, Lorin A., son of Lorin and Mary 

A. Ainger, b. in Illinois, Dec. 6, 1849; whod. Independence, Cal., May 23, 1895: 

farmer, resided Independence; removed to Vineland, Fia., 1898, and remarried. 

Children: 



14591. 


Edward B., 


b. June 20, 1883, 


Areata, Cal. 


14592. 


Herbert A., 


" Dec. 4, 1885, 


Selma, 


14593. 


Edith May, 


" May 17, 1888, 


Independence 


14594. 


Lester C, 


" May 25, 1890, 


(( 


14595. 


Ethel Grace, 


" Oct. 14, 1891, 


(t 


14596. 


Nellie Pearl, 


•' Oct. 2, 1893, 


(t 



[7555] EMMA COFFENBERRY.a (Martha J. Goodrich,* Jeremiah,' 
Anna Treat," Mary Hamlin,^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Jasper Co., 
Ind., Jan. 18, 1860; m. Jan. 17, 1882, Geo. Colwell, of Quitman, Mo.; she d. Quit- 
man, June 20, 1890. 

Children: 

14597. Myrtle, b. Feb. 1, 1883. 

14598. Guy, " Sept. 30, 1886. 

[7556] EMELINE C0FFENBERRY,9 (Sister of Emma,) 
b. Jasper Co., Ind., June 23, 1862; m. Jan. 23, 1882, Zinn. 

Ch. b. Wyoming, 111: 

14599. Archie, Apr. 23, 1883. 

[7557] GRANT L. COrrENBERRY,^ (Bro. of Emma,) 

b. Wyoming, 111., Mar. 23, 1865; m. June 6, 1886; res. Marshalltown, Iowa. 

Children: 

14600. Maude J., b. July 28, 1890. 

14601. May, d. young. 

14602. Hazel, " July 4, 1898. 

[7558] JEFFERSON MERRILL GOODRICH," (James A.,« Jeremiah,' 
Anna Treat,* Mary Hamlin, 5 Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. July 25, 1859: 
m. June, 1881, Rebecca A. Mann; res. Goodrich, Kas. 



NINTH GENERATION. 



1131 





Children: 


14603. 


Pearly, 


14604. 


Maudje. 


14605. 


Wm. Alonzo. 


14606. 


Beatrice. 


14607. 


Vera. 



[7.559] JOSEPH FRANKLIN GOODRICH.^ (Bro. of Jeflferson M.,) 

b. Apr. 27, 1862; m. Oct., 1885, Anna Havvery, who d. June, 1889; m. 2d, 1891, 
Caroline Burnside; res. Lawson, Okla. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

14608. Ethel. 

14609. Edna. 

14610. Anna Ellen. 

By 2d wife: 

14611. Myrtle. 

14612. Portia May. 

14613. Gladious. 
15614. Percy B. 



[7561] WILLIAM GOODRICH.^ (Bro. of Jefferson M.,) 

b. Augusta, Ills., Nov. 10, 1871; m. Stillwater, Okla., Jan. 2, 1898, Laura 
Elizabeth, dau. of James Asbury and Laura Jane ( Daggett) Knott, b. Yates 
Center, Kansas, June 9, 1877; farmer; Parker, Kansas, 1879-93; since. Lawson, 
Okla.; Populist. 

Ch. b. Lawson: 

14615. Florence Lorena, Dec. 15, 1898. 

14616. William Clarence, June 13, 1900. 

[7563] MARY EQDOCIA CROOK,!* (Helen R. Goodrich.^ Jeremiah,' 
Anna Treat,« Mary Hamlin, 5 Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Bradford, 
111., July 1, 1859; m. Brooklyn, 111., May 29, 1880, James M., son of John Wesley 
and Lucinda (Burnett) Higgins, b. Brooklyn, 111., Mar. 4, 1857; baker, printer and 
teacher; Brooklyn, 111., and Greeley, Kansas; Democrat; member Camp 3201, 
M. W. A. and Lodge 55 K.P.; United Brethren. 
Children: 

b. Apr. 24, 1881, Brooklyn; d. Aug. 7, 1881. 

'^ Mar. 14, 1883, 

" Dec. 15, 1884, " 

" July 6, 1890, Greeley. 

" May 3, 1895, " 

[7565] CHARLIE N. CROOK," (Bro. of Mary E., ) 

b. Stark Co., III., Aug. 1, 1865: m. Paoli, Kansas, 1894, Lucy, dau. of Dan 
J. and Elizabeth (Miner) Stites, b. Linn Co., Kansas, 1867; farmer; Bradford, 
111., until 1875: Doddsville, III., until 1880; Goodrich, Kas., 1892; since, Flynn, 
Okla.: Populist; Methodist; she United Brethren. 

Ch. b. Flynn: 

14622. Leo, Feb. 24, 1895. 

14623. LOREN, Dec. 17, 1897. 



14617. 


Nellie E., 


14618. 


Blanche E., 


14619. 


Adah P., 


14620. 


Charles Randall, 


14621. 


NORAH E., 



1132 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[7567] EURETTA FLOY CROOK.s (Sister of Mary E.,) 

b. Schuyler, Ills., Aug. 24, 1873; ra. Parker, Kansas, Feb. 22, 1899, John 

Levi, son of Samuel and Elizabeth Missouri (Rash) Wooton, b. Goodrich, Kans., 

Feb. 22, 1868; farmer; Goodrich; Republican; Methodists. 
Ch. b. Goodrich: 

14624. Samuel Evekett, Dec. 26, 1899. 

[7571] SADIE F. ILETT,9 (Lucy C. Goodrich,* Jeremiah,^ Anna Treat,6 

Mary Hamlin, ^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ Jaraes,^!) b. Collins, Ills., Jan. 9, 1872; m, 

by Rev. C. P. Burnley, Madison, Wis., Sept. 28, 1893, Ceylon C. Ward, b. Mar. 

30, 1869. 

Children: 

14625. Miles Wilford, b. May 27, 1894. 

14626. CiEL Miner, " Sept. 7, 1895. 

[7577] JULIUS H. SACKETT,9 (Maria Treat,* Seymour,? Timothy,* 
Ruth Hamlin,5 Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Oct. 16, 1838; m. Apr. 10, 
1864, 



, ^( 


juerinernoru. 
Children: 




14627. 


Jennie R., 


b. Jan. 25, 1865; d. June 12, 1865. 


14628. 


Cornelius Bakent, 


" June 24, 1866. 


14629. 


Ellen C, 


" June 12, 1875. 



[7578] RHODA T. SACKETT,^ (Sister of Julius H.,) 

b. May 1, 1841; m. 1st, Aug. 27, 1857, S. Overlin; m. 2d, 1875, David Chase; 
she d. Aug. 2, 1885. 

Ch. by 1st marriage: 

14630. Claude, b. Oct. 14, 1865. 

By 2d marriage: 

14631. Jennie M., b. Mar. 18, 1876. 

14632. Harvey W., " Jan. 3, 1878. 

14633. Joe W., " Dec. 2, 1879. 

14634. Charles W., " Apr. 2, 1883. 

14635. Rhoda T., " Aug. 2, 1885. 

[7581] LYDIA A. SACKETT,9 (Sister of Julius H.,) 

b. Dec. 15, 1845; m. Dec. 15, 1859, Ebenezer Graham; she d. Apr. 25, 1873. 
Children: 

b. Aug. 22, 1862. 

" Sept. 11, 1864. 

" Nov. 12, 1866. 

" Nov. 29, 1868. 

[7582] PHEBE ORLINDA TREAT,9 (Stephen D.,^ Timothy,' Thomas,» 
Ruth Hamlin, 5 Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James, 21) b. May 21, 1844: m. June 20, 
1861, Hanford Graham. 

[7583] WALTER BYRON TREAT,^ (John H.,* Lyman,' Thomas,« Ruth 
Hamlin,'^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Buffalo, N.Y., Sept. 1, 1864; m. 

Brantford, Ont., Apr. 26, 1887, Mary A., dau. of William and Eliza (Pettyman) 

Kerr, b. Sligo, Ireland, Feb. 1, 1863: res. Lockport, N. Y. 



14636.* 


Dolly M., 


14637.* 


Noah M., 


14638. 


Minnie L., 


14639. 


Joe a., 



NINTH GENERATION. 1133 

Children: 

14640. Pearl Evelene, b. Mar. 9, 1888, Brantt'ord. 
14()41. Wilbur Kerr, " Jan. 19,1890, Lockport. 

[7584] ALTEE MAY TREAT,9 (Sister of Walter B.,) 

b. July 3, 1870; m. Harley, Ontario, Dec 27, 1885, Adam Giddie; she d. July 

^ 1894. 

Ch. b. Lockport, N. Y.: 

14642. Elsie Amelia, Oct. 16, 1891. 

[7585J CLARA ESTELLE TREAT,9 (Sister of Walter B.,) 

b. June 27, 1874; m. Nov. 1, 1892, Andrew Terrell, of Brantford, Ontario. 

Ch. b. Ontario: 

14643. Andrew Henry, Jan. 10, 1896. 

14644. Percy Edward, July 8, 1898. 

14645. Jennie Irene, Apr. 15, 1900. 

[7586] ALVIRA H. TREAT,9 (Sullivan,^ Timothy,' Thomas,6 Ruth 
Hamlin, 5 Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James, 21) b. Silver Creek, Mich., Sept. 5, 

1846; m. Elk Grove, Cal., Oct. 13, 1870, Julius Everson; b. Moravia, N. Y., 1834; 

merchant; Moravia, until 1856; afterwards, California; Republican. He d. Elk 

Grove, Nov. 30, 1901. 

Ch. b. Elk Grove; 

14646. Lester T., July 18, 1876, 

14647. Walter T„ May 12, 1881. 

[7587] ALPHA ALDR1CH,9 (Almira Treat,« Timothy,' Thoraas,^ Ruth 
Hamlin, 5 Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Edwardsburg, Mich., Feb. 17, 1842; 
m. Feb. 20, 1886, Harvey Linford, son of Oliver and Ann (Woods) Drew, b. Nov. 
6, 1839; banker; Cass Co., Mich., until 1866; Berrieu Co., Mich., until 1874; San 
Bernardino, Cal., after 1875; Prest. of Farmers' Exchange Bank; Republican; 
Captain 3 Mich. Cav.; enlisted 1861; Unitarian. He d. June 11, 1901. 

Children: 

b. Mar. 14, 1867, Berrien Co,; d. in infancy. 

" Mar. 27, 1868, " " 

" Sept. 20, 1870. 

" Sept. 7, 1874, Sacramento; d. in infancy. 

" Oct. 24, 1876, San Bernardino. 

" Mar. 14, 1880, " 

[7588] JAMES M. ALDR]CH,9 (Bro. of Alpha,) 

b. Edwardsburg, Mich., Feb. 8, 1844; unmarried; member 4 Mich. Cav.; en- 
listed Aug. 1862; d. in hospital, Lebanon, Ky., of pneumonia, Nov. 10, 1862. 

[7589] LEVI M. ALDRICH,9 (Bro. of Alpha,) 

b. Edwardsburg, Mich., Jan. 7, 1846; m. Dec. 10, 1869, Emily A. Beauchamp; 
res. Elk Grove, Cal., 1893. He d. San Bernadino, Cal., Oct. 11, 1891. 
No issue. 



14648, 


Stella, 


14649.* 


Arthur Linfori>, 


14650.* 


Fred C, 


14651. 


Henry Elmer, 


14652. 


Roy Fordham, 


14653. 


Walter G., 



1134 



THE HAMLm FAMILY. 



[7590] GEORGE B. ALDRICH," (Bro. of Alpha, y 

b. Edwardsburg, Mich., Oct. 20, 1847; unmarried^ merchant. He d. 
wardsburg, Mar. 10, 1870. 



Ed- 



[7591] JASPER K. ALDRICH,9 (Bro. of Alpha,) 

b. near Edwardsburg, Mich., Sept. 10, 1849; ra. Fredonia, N. Y., Feb. 14,j 

1872, Maria, dau. of Scott and Anna (Wieal) Aldrich, b. Hamburg^ N. Y., Mar. 

19, 1848; farmer; res. near Edwardsburg, until 1873: Elkhart, Ind., until I88O5 

since, Edwardsburg; Republican; she Methodist. 
Children: 

14654. J. Guy, b. Nov. 1, 1873, Elkhart; unm. 1901. 

14655. Martha May, " Nov. 28, 1875, Edwardsburg, " " 

[7605] JAY W. ROBINSON,9 (Lucy A, Treat,* Timothy,^ Thomas,* 
Ruth Hamlin, 5 Cornelius,* Ebenezer,3 Jaraes,2i) b. Dowagiac, Mich., Mar, 
22, 1859; m. Storm Lake, Iowa, Dec. 4, 1886, Harriet, dau. of Marshall and Laura 
A. (Smith) Renshaw, b. Fredericksburg, Iowa, Jan. 11, 1868; farmer; Storm 1 
Lake; Republican; Baptists. 

Ch. b. Storm Lake: 
Lucy L., Aug. 14, 1888. 

Bernice E., Aug. 23, 1890. 
MiLoF., Apr. 26, 1894. 



14656. 
14657. 
14658. 
14659. 



Ruth A. 



Dec. 1, 1898, 



[7616] FLORA LUCINDA TREAT,9 (George,8 Oren,' Thomas.s Ruth 
Hamlin, 5 Cornelius,* Ebenez,er,3 James,2i) b. Sharon, Wis., Feb. 24, 1856; m, 

there, Feb. 28, 1878, Maxon W.,10 son of Mark F. and Harriet (Wheeler) Pierce,* 

b. Feb. 29, 1856; res. Austin, Cook Co., 111., 1900. 

* Note 487. Capt. MICHAEL PIERCE.i b. England, about 1615; came to America, about 
1645; resided Hingham and Situate, Mass.; bis 1st wife d. 1662; m. 2d, about 1663, widow Anna 
James; lie helped build the first saw mill, and resided in what is South Scituate; he was killed 
by Indians, Sunday, Mar. 26, 1676; will dated Jan. 15, 1675. Children: Persis, Benjamin, John, 
Ephraim, Eliza, Deborah, Anna, Abiah, Ruth, Abigail. 

EPHRAIM PIERCE,2 m. Hannah, dau. of John Holbrook, of Weymouth, Mass.; removed 
to Warwick, R. I.; freeman. May 3, 1681; he d. Sept. 14, 1719; will, July 18, 1718; proved Warwick, 
Sept. 23, 1719. Children: Azrikim, Ephraim, Michael, Rachael, Hannah, E.xperience, John, 
Benjamin. 

EPHRAIM P1ERCE,3 b. Warwick, R. I., 1674; m. Mary Low; res. Rehoboth and Swansea, 
Mass. Children: Mial, David, Elizabeth, Mary, Clothier, Ephraim. 

Dea. mial pierce,* b. Apr. 24, 1693; m. Judith, dau. of Judge Ellis, b. 1686: res. War- 
wick. R. I., Swansea and Rehoboth, Mass. He d. Oct. 6, 1744. Children: Ephraim, Wheeler, Na- 
than, Mary, Judith, Mial, Jobe, Caleb, Joshua. 

Lieut. JOBE PIERCE,5 b. Apr. 25, 1723; m. Abigail, dau. of Dr. Micah Pratt, of Taunton, 
Mass., b. Nov. 28, 1725; res. Rehoboth, Mass.; he d. Cct. 4, 1791: shed. May 3, 1813. Children; 
Jobe, Isaac, John, Samuel. 

.rOBE PIERCE,6 b. Aug. 7, 1753; m. Dec. 29, 1776, Hannah Bullock; b. Sept. 18, 1775; res- 
Rehoboth, Mass. He d. Aug. 30, 1818; she d. May 30, 1859. Children: John M., Micah, Benona, 
Silas, Willtiam, Silas, Gilbert, Abigal. 

JOHN M. PIERCE,7 b. Mar. 23, 17T8; m. 1st, Hannah Morehouse; m. 2d. Dec. 24. 1816, 
Elizabeth Hickok, b. Sept. 27, 1786; who d. Aug. 20, 1823; m. 3d, Jan. 1, 1834, Mrs. Eliza Reed, who 
d. Dec. 1865; res. Taunton, Mass., and Norton Hill, N.Y. He d. May 19, 1846. Children: Philip 
M., Phebe M., Carlos M., Caroline M., Elizabsth, Maxon, Charles W. 

MAXON PIERCE,8 b. Mar. 5, 1800; m. Dec. 12, 1822, Charity Nelson, b. Apr. 14, 1804; res. 
Sharon, Wis. He d. June 18, 1847. Children: Mark F., George L., Hannah E. 

MARK F. PIERCE.a b. May 21, 1835; m. 1st, June 13, 1847, Harriet Wheeler, b. Feb. 14, 1828; 
d. Mar. 30, 1859; m. 2d, June 34, 1860, Betsey J. Potter, b. Apr. 14, 1827; res. Big Foot Prairie, III. 
Children: Mahala E., George W., Ma.\on W., Ames M., Alma J. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1135 

Children: 

14660. Bertha Evalyn, b. Mai\ 3, 1879, Fig Foot, 111. 

14661. Blanche Mildred, " Oct. 20, 1881, Sbaron. 

14662. George Treat, "■ Mar. 10, 1883, " d. Oct. 22, 1883. 

[7617] HELEN TREAT,9 (Sister of Flora L.,) 

b. Sharon, Wis., July 2, 1858; m. Monongahela City, Pa., Jan, 26, 1881. Jack- 
son C, son of John and Anne Catherine (Kammerer) Miller, b. Washington, Pa., 
Mar. 2, 1856; farmer, carpenter and contractor; Sharon, Wis., 1881-7; since, 
Chicago, Ills.; except a brief residence in Hawarden, Iowa; Republican; she Uni- 
versalist. 

Children: 

14663. Florence Lulu, b. May 4, 1882, Sharon; d. Nov. 20, 1882. 

14664. Grace Isabel, "July 4,1885, *' " Oct. 22, 1894. 

14665. Donald Treat, " July 26, 1896, Chicago. 

[7620] MARION GEORGIA TREAT,9 (Sister of Flora L.,) 

b. Sharon, Wis., Jan. 24, 1871; m. there, Sept. 25. 1895, Rev. William Bar- 
rett, son of William and Eliza Fanny (Barrett) Millard, b. Milvs^aukee, Wis., 
Feb. 16, 1867; clergyman; Milwaukee, until 1895; New London, Wis., 1895-1900^ 
since, Geneseo, Ills.; Congs. 

Children: 

14666. Jessica Jeannette, b. Nov. 8, 1897, New London. 

14667. Merrill, " Oct. 25, 1900, Geneseo. 

[7621] ALICE MAY TREAT,9 (Thomas N.,* Oren,' Thomas,^ Ruth 

Hamlin,5 Cornelius,* Ebenezer,3James,2i) b. Sharon, Wis., Feb. 3, 1865; m. Clear 

\ Lake, Iowa, Dec. 12, 1888, Charles, son of Robert and Susanna (Everson) Daw- 

> son, b. Union Grove, Wis., Apr. 10, 1862; farmer; Union Grove, until 1870; since, 

Clear Lake; Republican; she Methodist. 

[7622] MINNIE BELL TREAT," (Sister of Alice M.,) 

b. Sharon, Wis., Nov. 6, 1866; m. Clear Lake, Iowa, Mar. 29, 1900, Herbert 
Copley, b. Clear Lake, Apr. 10, 1867; farmer; Clear Lake; Republican; she Meth- 
odist; she d. Clear Lake, Apr. 16, 1901. 

[7626] ELLA FRANK UNDERHILL,9 (Helen N. Treat,* Oren,^ 

Thomas.6 Ruth Hamlin, ^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer,* James,2i) b. Sharon, Wis., Mar. 
6, 1860; m. there, Oct. 19, 1881, Fred Nelson, son of Wellington and Abby 
(Briggs) Hendrix, b. Spring Prairie, Wis., Jan. 4, 1854; lawyer; Spring Prairie, 
1854-7; Elkhorn, Wis., 1857-9; LaFayette, Wis., 1859-73; Madison, Wis., 1873-80; 

; Jonesville, Wis., 1880-1; Eau Claire, Wis., 1881-4; since, Minneapolis. Minn.; Re- 

I publican; she member W. C T. U. 

Ch. b. Eau Claire: 

14668. Helen Rozette, Apr. 23, 1883; unm. 1902. 

[7627] CLAYTON HORACE UNDERHILL,^ (Bro. of Ella F.,) 
b. Sharon, Wis., Aug. 24, 1863; m. Nov. 25, 1885, Grace Eugenie, dau. of Or- 
rin and Jennette ( Abbey ) Carpenter, b. Harvard, Ills., Apr. 19, 1864; res. Sharon, 
1863-80; Webster City, Iowa, 1880-1; Eau Claire, Wis., 1881-3; since, Sharon; 



1136 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

postmaster; Webster City; member Sharon Lodge 116, A. F. & A. M.; Sharoo 
Lodge 51, K. P.; members Orion Chapter 117, O, E. S. 
No issue. 

[7632] CHARLOTTE AURORA CALKINS,9 ( Marie Frances Treat,* 
Oren,' Thomas,^ Ruth Hamlin, ^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer.s Jamfes,2i) b. East Aurora, 
N. Y., Sept. 2, 1875; unmarried. She graduated from East Aurora high school, 
1891; from the State Normal school, Brockport, N. Y., 1897: preceptress, high 
school, Shortsville, N. Y., 1897-9; since, preceptress, high school, Middleville, 
N. Y. 

[7635] Hon. ADONIRAM JUDSON HOLMES,^ (Benjamin F.,8 Jennie 
Treat,' Thomas,^ Ruth Hamlin, ^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer,.^ James, ^i) b. Jackson, 
Ohio, Mar. 2, 1842: m. Boone, Iowa, Apr., 1878, Emma, dau. of Zimri Allan and 
Margaret (Robson) Folsom, b. Rouse's Point, N. Y., June 4, 1846: lawyer; Pal- 
myra, Wis., 1855-67; afterwards Boone, Iowa; Republican, city attorney; mayor 
of Boone; county attorney: representative Iowa legislature, 1882; representative 
in congress, 1883-8; Sergeant-at-Arms, House of Representatives, congress, '89-90; 
private, D, 24, Wis., Inf. Vols.; enlisted Aug. 6, 1862: transferred Feb. 1, 1864, as 
2d Lieut., G, 37, Wis. Inf. Vols.; promoted 1st, Lieut., May 7, 1864; participated 
in battles of Perryville, Murfreesboro or Stone River, Chickamauga, Chatta- 
nooga, Missionary Ridge, Danville, Cold Harbor and Petersburg: wounded Stone 
River; was at the explosion of the mine, Petersburg, Va., captured there 
and a prisoner nine months in Danville and Columbus: dis. July 27, 1865. After 
the war he graduated from Milton College, Wis.: and from Law Dept. Ann 
Arbor University, Mich., 1867. The Boone News speaks of him as "one of the 
best men Boone ever claimed for a citizen," while an article in the Boone Ee- 
puhltcan says: "'His career in the halls of legislation, state and national, is 
without a blemish. It was a personal benefit to have been acquainted with 
this character, and almost a liberal education to be admitted to his intimacy. 
His was a free hand where sorrow called." Member G. A. R.; Loyal Legion; 
I. O.O. F. and A. F. & A. M.; he d. Clarinda, Iowa, Jan. 20, 1902. 
Ch. b. Boone: 

14669. Harold Judson. 

14670. Clarence, May 27, 1886, 

[7638] IRA WATT HOLMES,' ( Bro. of Adonirum, J.,) 

b. Palmyra, Wis., Feb. 29, 1860; m. Oct. 26, 1886, Grace Aurora,!* dau. of 

George and Sarah Elizabeth (Foster) Treat, [7619] b. Sharon, Wis., July 23, 1867. 

He was a teacher, 187{>-82; employe C, & N. W. R. R, Co., 1882-4; since, U. b. 

railway postal clerk; res. Palmyra, Wis., until 1877: Boone, Iowa, until 1884; 

Hawarden, Iowa, until 1894; since, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Republican; Good 

Templar; Congs. , 

Children: 

14671. Marion Grace, b. Oct. 12, 1891, Hawarden. 

14672. Walter Judson, " Jan. 23, 1898, Cedar Rapids. 

[7642] LEGRAND Deforest HENDERSON,9 (Lucinda Holmes," 
Jemima Treat,' Thomas,* Ruth Hamlin, ^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,«i) b. 
East Aurora, N. Y., Mar. 2, 1952; m. Sturgeon Bay, Wis., Feb. 22, 1876, Annie 



NINTH GENERATION. 1137 

B., dau. of William K. and Olive A. (Robbins) Dresser, b. Albany, Maine, May 
16, 1858; metchant: Portland, Oregon; Republican; Freemason: he d. Portland, 
Sept. 14, 1897; she m. 2d, 1900, S. W. Wingate, and res. Portland. 

[7653] Dr. CHARLES REESMAN TREAT,9 (Charles R,^ Izbon,^ 

Thomas," Ruth Hamlin, ^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Sharon, Wis., May 
19, 1866: m. Magnolia, Wis., Dec. 30, 1886, Hattie Lewis, dau. of Oliver and Jane 
Levpis, of Howard, Ills.; physician and surgeon; Sharon, Wis., except in New 
York City, 1899-1900. He graduated high school, 1863; studied two years at 
Beloit College; studied medicine four years; graduated Chicago Homoepathic 
Med. College, 1888. 

Ch. b. Sharon: 

14673. Margaret Jane, May 6, 1888. 

[7655] GILBERT BARTON TREAT,9 (Lewis J.,* Izbon,' Thomas,^ 

Ruth Hamlin, 5 Cornelius,* Ebenezer,3 James, 21) b. Albert Lea, Minn., Dec. 25, 
1859; m. St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 2, 1885, Hannah B. Carl, who d. Dec. 8, 1885; 
dentist; Polo, Ills., 1893. 

[7656] LEWIS EDWARD TREAT,8 (Bro. of Gilbert B.,) 

b. Albert Lea, Minn., Feb. 17, 1861; m. July 25, 1885, Rhoda F. Strahl, of 
Palo, 111., 1893. He is dead. 
Ch. b. Palo: 

14674. Lewis L., Mar. 24, 1887. 

14675. Minnie M., Sept. 10, 1890. 

[7662] H. BEECHER WHEELER," (Polly M. Treat,^ John,' Thomas,^ 
Ruth Hamlin, 5 Cornelius,* Ebenezer,3James,2i) b. East Hamburg, N. Y., Oct. 
4, 1858; m. there, Sept. 18, 1889. Kate, dau. of Asa Rice and Mahala Erminia 
(Fisher) Trevett, b. E. Hamburg, Jan. 7, 1859: farmer; E. Hamburg; Methodists. 

Ch. b. E. Hamburg: 

14676. Paul Trevett, Aug. 23, 1890. 

14677. D WIGHT M., Mar. 18, 1892. 

14678. HOLLis Beecher, Aug. 29, 1893. 

14679. Ralph Adna, July 2, 1895. 

[7663] HATTIE E. TREAT,9 (Fayette,* John,' Thomas,6 Ruth Hamlin,^ 
Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. E. Concord, N. Y., June 9, 1855; m. Oct. 26, 
[ 1878, Byron E. Walters; Springville, N. Y. 

Children: 

14680. Clarence F., b. Feb. 3, 1882. 

14681. Harry T., " Feb. 25, 1890. 
146S2. Harold E., " Feb. 25, 1890. 

[7665] ESTELLA C. CORBIN,^ (Charlotte Treat,» John,' Thomas,^ Ruth 
Hamlin,5 Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. East Aurora, N. Y., July 20, 1859; 
m. Oct. 14, 1885, Mortimer Leroy Hayden; farmer: Glenwood, N. Y. 

Ch. b. E. Concord: 

14683. Claude C, "Nov. 8,1886. 

14684. Gerald L., " Apr. 17, 1889. 



1138 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[7667] WAYLAND ALMON TREAT,9 (Thomas,* John,^ Thomas.e 

Ruth Harn.lin,5 Cornelius,* Ebenezer,3James,2i) b. Polo, Ills., Oct. 21, 1868: m. 
Chicago, 111., Nov. 12, 1901, Alice, dau. of William and Sophia (Guest) Bowey, 
b. Luton, Canada, Jan. 25, 1871: foundryman; Chicago, 1886-90: LeMars, Iowa, 
1890-5; since, Chicago; Republican: member Le Mars Lodge 322, A. F. & A. M,; 
she Epis. 

[7668] GRACE LOUISE TREAT,» (Sister of Wayland A.,) 

b. Polo, Ills., June 30, 1872; m. LeMars, Iowa, Nov. 22, 1899, John Baldridge 
Miller, b. Aurelia, Iowa, Apr. 13, — ; real estate broker; Alliance, Neb.; Re- 
publican; Sergt. A, 1st Neb. V'ols., Spanish war; enlisted Apr. 27, 1898; partici- 
pated in Insurgent attack an Manilla, Feb. 4-5, 1899; MariquauaRoad, Feb. 17, 
and Mar. 6, 1899; Mololas campaign, Mar. 25-31, 1899; Mololas to San Fernando, 
Apr, 23 to May 4, 1899; dis. Aug. 1, 1899; member York Lodge 13, K. P. 

Ch. b. York, Neb.: 

14685. Glenn Treat, Nov. 2, 1900. 

[7670] CHARLES VICTOR STURDEVANT,9 (Affie B. Treat,^ John,' 
Thomas, fi Ruth Hamlin, ^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James, ^i) b. Mendota, Ills., Apr. 
20, 1867; m. Honolulu, H. I., July 14, 1891, Isabella Boice, dau. of William J. 
and Isabella (Madill) Walker, b. Unionville, Nev., Mar. 13, 1867; confectioner: 
Clarence, Iowa, until Dec, 1886: afterwards, Honolulu: Passadena, Cal., 1902; 
Prohibitionist; Methodist; member of Mystic Lodge 2, K. P., Honolulu; she 
Cong. 

Children: 

14686. Isabella G., b. May 21, 1892, Santa Clara. 

14687. Makgueritta, " May 16, 1893. Passadena; d. May 17, 1893. 

14688. Charles Victor, " Sept. 4, 1897, Los Gastos. 

[7671] HARRY ALMON STURDEVANT,9 (Bro. of Charles V.,) 
b. Clarence, Iowa, May 5, 1872; m. there, Aug. 16, 1892, Mattie Mae, dau. of 
Elijah and Marion Murray (Shearer) Garrison, b. Clarence, Oct. 16, 1871; travel- 
ing salesman for Cudahy Packing Co.; Clarence, until 1892; Passadena, Cal., 
1892-3; Honolulu, H.I., 1895-6; Cedar Rapids, Iowa, since 1897; Republican; mem- 
ber Woodman of the World; she Methodist. 

Children: 

14689. Faustina M., b. June 15, 1893, Redlands, Cal. 

14690. Tedcastle, " Mar. 5, 1897, Denver, Col. 

[7672] THOMAS SQUIRES TREAT,9 (John C.,* John,' Thomas.s Ruth 
Hamlin, 5 Cornelius,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Concord, N. Y., Aug. 2, 1876; m. 
East Concord, Aug. 13, 1900, Maude Evalyn, dau. of Orrin Delos and Emma 
Jane (Titus) Mayo, b. Concord, Aug. 13, 1874; farmer; Waterville, N. Y., until 
1891; since, Springville, N. Y.; Republican; Freewill Baptists: members of 
Maple Lodge 172, I. O. G. T. 

Ch. b. Springville: 

14691. MiLBURN Fayette, Dec. 30, 1901. 

[767.3] ISAAC HARTLEY HOW,9 (Thomas P.,8 Elizabeth Treat,' 

Thomas,« Ruth Hamlin,'' Cornelius,^ Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Dec. 24, 1846; ra. 
by Rev. Mr. Hutchins, Brooklyn, N. Y., Mar. 19, 1867, Jane Elizabeth Carman. 



i 



NINTH GENERATION. 1139 

He enlisted by the name of George Howard, in Co. G, 7, N. H. Inf. Vols, and 
i served in the war of rebellion. He and his daughter res. at Richmond Hill, L. 1.; 
I she d. 1901. 
! Children: 

14692. Annie E. 

14693. A Daughter; d. infancy. 

14694. William Lucius; lost at sea. 

[7674J LUCIUS WALLACE HOW,9 M. D., (Bro. of Isaac H.,) 

b. Buffalo, N. Y., June 16, 1850; m. N. Y. City, Sept. 10, 1879, Elizabeth 

Perium, dau. of Alonzo J., and Hester Ann (Hunt) Wyman, b. N. Y. City, Jan. 

27, 1857; physician and surgeon and court stenographer; Bronxwood Park, Wil- 

j liamsbridge, N. Y. City; Republican: member Hebron Lodge 813, A.F.&A. M., 

I and S. A. R.; Baptists. 

Ch. b. N. Y. City: 

14695. Harry Wallace, Mar. 29, 1881. 

[7675] CHARLOTTE HENRIETTA HOW,9 (Sister of Isaac H.,) 
b. N. Y. City, Nov. 19, 1860; m. by Nelson Walch, Esq., Eden, N. Y., Apr. 
1 9, 1882, Herbert J., son of James Robert and Abigail (Hitchcock) Thompson, b. 
; Brant, N. Y., Mar. 13, 1861; carpenter and farmer; Brant and North Collins, N. 
Y., 1883: Clear Lake, Wis., 1886-8; since, Loraine, Wis.; Republican; Metho- 
dists. They have an adopted dau., Elsie A., horn Oct. 22, 1886. 
No issue. 

[7677] MARION ELIZABETH STANCLIFT," (Mary J. How,8 Elizabeth 
Treat,^ Thomas,* Ruth Hamlin, & Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. North 
Collins, N. Y., Apr. 17, 1849: m. 1865, Albert Hicks; res. Franklinville, N. Y. 
Children: 

14696. Olive. 

14697. Ella. 

14698. Cora. 

14699. Myrtle. 

14700. Myrton. 

14701. Leroy. 

14702. Gourney. 

14703. Aaron. 

[7678] ANNIE LYDIA STANCLIFT," (Sister of Marion E.,) 

I b. North Collins, N. Y., May 8, 1852; m. Elma, N. Y., Apr. 4, 1875, Abram, 

j son of Charles Henry and Sally Maria (Valkenburg) Divine, b. Wales, N, Y., 

I Sept. 30, 1850: carpenter; Elma, N. Y., 1875; Hamburg, 1878; East Aurora, N. 

Y., since 1879; Democrat: she Presb. 

Children: 

14704. Jennie M., b. July 8, 1876, Elma. 

14705. Laura B., " Oct. 6,1878, Hamburg; m. Herbert H.Baker. 

14706. Charles A., " Dec. 9, 1880, E. Aurora; d. June 27, 1882. 

14707. Clarence H., " Mar. 17, 1885, " " " Dec. 4, 1887. 

14708. May G., " Sept.26, 1888, " " " Feb. 12, 1891. 



i 



1140 TITE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[7679] MARY HORTENSE STANCLIFT,^ (Sister of Marion E.,) 
b. Golden, N. Y., Oct. 10, 1855; m. Brant, N. Y., May 10, 1880, Sanauel N., 
son of Richard and Elizabeth (Newton) Reese, b. Watford, Northamton, Eng., 
Aug. 11, 1844: laborer; North Collins, N. Y.; Republican; member Erie Lodge, 
772, I. O. O. F.: members Hiawatha Rebekah Lodge 208, I.O. O. F,; bugler, E, 
10 N. Y. Cav.; enlisted Oct. 3, 18(il, served from Antietam to Apporaatox, in 
Army of Potomac; dis. July 18, 1865; she member W. R. C. 22. 

[7686] PHILANDER T. BARRETT,9 (Diadama Treat,^ Amaziah,' 

Cornelius,^ Ruth Hamlin, & Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. New London, 
Ohio, Oct. 16, 1835; m. Mary Mitchell, of Sandusky, Ohio; farmer; Turtle, Wis. 
Children; 

14709. A Son. 

Six Daughters. 

[7688] MARTHA D. BARRETT,^ (Sister of Philander T.,) 

b. New London, Ohio, May 26, 1848; m. Fernando Wright, of Clinton, Wis. 

Children; 

14710. A Son. 

14711. . A Daughter. 

[7689] BENJAMIN SMITH PA RK,9 (Sarah Treat,8Amaziah,7 Cornelius," 

Ruth Haralin,5 Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. New London, Ohio, Dec. 

21, 1836; m. Dubuque, Iowa, Sept. 24, 1861, Cornelia Schuyler, b. New York, 

1840; music teacher; Sheboygan, Wis.; Republican; principal State Industrial 

School, Waukesha, Wis., 1882-7; musician, 16 Wis. Inf. Vol., enlisted 1863. 

Children: 



14712. 


Benjamin Schuyler, 


b. 1862, d. 1893 


14713. 


Bertha, 


" 1866. 


14714. 


Edward, 


" 1868. 


14715. 


Ray, 


" 1877. 



[7690] MORTIMER TREAT PARK,^ (Bro. of Benjamin S.,) 

b. New London, Ohio, July 25, 1841; m. 1st, Clinton, Wis., Sept. 26, 1861, 
Mary Ehzabeth, dau. of D. P. and Charlotte Hammond, b. Feb. 1, 1841, whod. 
Clinton, Feb. 12, 1883; m. 2d,1886, Isabella C, dau. of I. B. Smith, b. in Wiscon- 
sin, 1856; Turtle, Wis, 1847-67; principal of school, Racine, Wis., 1867-75; teach- 
er. State Normal School, 1875-9; newspaper editor, Elkhorn, Wis., 1879-82; Asst. 
Secretary of State, Madison, Wis., 1882-91; newspaper work, Elkhorn, 1891-9; 
Supt. State Public School, Sparta,Wis., since 1899; Republican; Freemason; Odd 
Fellow; member Temple of Honor; Baptists. 

Two sons and a daughter by 1st wife. 

[7691] JOHN HEMAN PARK,9 (Bro. of Benjamin S.,) 

b. New London, Ohio, Sept. 2, 1845; m. in Penn., Oct. 26, 1881, Pleiades 

Walker, b. 1856; farmer and R. R. engineer; Rock Island, 111.; Republican; 

Freemason; private, 47 Wis. Inf. Vols.; enlisted 1864; dis. Sept., 1865. 

Ch. b. Rock Island: 
14716. A Son, 1886. 



i 



NINTH GENERATION. 1141 

176921 FRED EMERSON PARK,9 (Bro. of Benjamin S.,) 

b. Turtle, Wis., Nov. 9, 1854; m. Beloit, Wis., Dec. 20, 1874, Sara E., dau. of 

I Hiram and Betsey (Youner) Turner, b. Beloit, Mar. 16, 1852; traveling salesman; 

i Lincoln, Neb.; Republican: member Lodge 19, A. F. & A. M.; slie Methodist. 

' Ch. b. Beloit: 

14717. Hakky Herman, Nov. 4, 1875; d. Aug. 28, 1900; unm. 

[7693] EMILY DIADAMA TREAT,' (Cornelius M.,« Amaziuh,' 

Cornelius," Ruth Hamlin, f* Cornelius,* Ebenezer," James, ^i) b. New London, 
Ohio, Aug. 16, 1842: m. May 29, 1867, Oscar C, son of Cyrus and Jane (Wylcoff) 
Oates, b. Hopewell, N. Y., May 81, 1832; she was educated at Allen's Grove 
Academy, Walworth Co., Wis., and was a school teacher. He was conductor for 
I Southern Mich. R. R.: banker; res. Hopewell, N. Y.; LaCrosse and Clinton, Wis.; 
Republican. Both d. Clinton; slie Aug. 20, 1901; he July 24, 1898. 
Children; 

14718. Cyrus Mortimer, b. Oct. 28, 1867, Turtle, Wis. 

14719. Fanny Alvira, " July 12, 1875, LaCrosse; unm. 1892. 
J4720, VOLNEY CuRTiss, " Aug. 23, 1879, Clinton, " " 

[7694] CURTISS MORTIMER TREAT,9 (Bro. of .Emily D., ) 

b. Turtle, Wis., Apr. 29, 1857; m. Jan. 30, 1883, Jennie, dau. of John and M. 
i A. Farrington, of Milwaukee: journalist. He started The Clinton Independent, 
! at the age of 16. the first paper in Clinton, Wis., which he published live years; 
i when with M. T. Park they purchased The Walworth County Independent^ at Elk- 
I horn; sold his interest, and started The Racine Evening News, which he published 
I about four years. He then accepted a position on the editorial staff of The 
j Milwaukee Sentinel, which he held about three years; and then became corre- 
' spondent of T/te Chicago Tribune', was agent of thQ Associated Press for Milwaukee; 
and Wisconsin correspondent of The New York World; res. Milwaukee, 615 Grand 
j Avenue, 1887: member Good Samaritan Lodge 135. A.F.&A.M. 

' Ch. b. Milwaukee: 

14721. Lillian Gertrude, Sept. 23, 1885. 

14722. Leona Farrington, June 13, 1889. 

[7695] HULDAH JANE MINER,^ (Charlotte A. Treat,^ Ama^iah,* 

j Cornelius,* Ruth Hamlin, ^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,«i) b. New London, 
'Ohio, Apr. 1, 1839; m. Jan. 23, 1862, Philip Salisbury; carpenter; Hampton, Iowa. 

Three Sons. 

[7696] WALLACE TREAT MINER,9 (Bro. of Huldah J.,) 

b. New London, Ohio, Nov. 18, 1844; m. Oct. 30, 1867, Alvira Gates, of Tur- 
tle, Wis.; she d. Feb. 1, 1873; farmer. 
Child: 

14723. George; res. Chicago, 111. 

[7697] SARAH ELIZABETH MINER,9 (Sister of Huldah J.,) 
b. Turtle, Wis., Feb. 11, 1847; m. July 25, 1869, Joseph T. Butler; clerk; 
Clinton, Wis. 

No issue. 



1142 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. \ 

[7698] MARY AD ALINE MINER,9 (Sister of Huldah J.,) 

b. Turtle, Wis., Jan. 23, 1849; m. Dec. 23, 1868, Elnathan F., son of James 
and Elizabeth (Case) Vanderlyn, b. Jan. 7, 1845; farmer; Clinton, Wis. 
Ch. b. Clinton: 

14724. A Daughter, Nov. 14, 1868; unm. 1902. 

[7701] ELGIA ELDORUS TREAT^s (Robert R.,^ Alvin,' Cornelius.e Rutb 
Hamlin,^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Yates, N. Y., Jwne 14, 1851; m. 
Somerset, N. Y., Jan. 30, 1873, Jane Erika^ dau. of William Campbell and Cath- 
erine Crawford (Patten) Hines, b. Somerset, June 29, 1852; druggist: Somerset, 
until 1883: since, Syracuse, N. Y.; Republican; she Epis. 
No issue, 

[7702]. FLORA A. TREAT, 9 (Sister of Elgia E.,) 

b. Somerset, N. Y., Jan. 2, 1854; m. Jan. 30. 1874, Neal J. Van Wagoner, of 
Somerset; Lockport, N. Y.; she is dead. He res. Lockport. 
Four children. 

[7703] ELLA M. TREAT,*" (Sister of Elgia E.,) 

b. vSomerset, N. Y., Nov. 1, 1856; m. there, Apr. 6, 1876, Arthur Morton, son 

of Harrison and Adelia (Wilcox) Bennett, b. Somerset, Dec. 23, 1849; farmer; 

Somerset; Republican; member of Lodge 639, A.F.& A.M., and Tent 467, K.O, 

T.M.; Methodists. 

Ch. b. Somerset: 

14725. Robert Harrison, Oct. 2, 1877. 

14726. William Albinus, Aug. 25, 1879. 

14727. Bessie Adelia, Feb. 9, 1884. 

14728. Arthur, Mar. 4, 1889. 

14729. Flora Emily, May 29, 1890; d. Sept. 3, 1890. 

14730. Elgia Treat, Dec. 18, 1891. 
14831. Lester Albert, June 22, 1893. 

[7704] FREDERICK A. TREAT,** (George N.,8 Alvin,' Cornelius.e Ruth j 

Hamlin,* Cornelius,* Ebenezer,3James,2i) b. Somerset, N. Y., Mar. 16, 1859; m, i 

Jan. 24, 1883, Ida Featherstone, of Hartland, N. Y.; res. on his father's farm, 

Mendon, N. Y. 

Ch, b. Mendon: 

14732. Cornelius Jay, Feb. 7, 1884. 

14733. George Van Ness, Sept. 12, 1886. 

[7707] HARVEY H. MEAD,» (Mercy C. Treat,* Alvin,^ Cornelius,' 

Ruth Hamlin,'^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Two Rivers, Wis., Feb. 23, 
1859; m. Somerset, N. Y., Jan. 30, 1889, Lucy Whitlock, b. Somerset; farmer; 
Somerset; Republican; Presb.: she Methodist. 
Ch. b. Somerset: 

14734. George Whitlock, Nov. 20, 1889. 

[7709] HANNAH E. MEAD,9 (Mercy C. Treat,^ Alvin,^ Cornelius,* Ruth 
Hamlin, !i Cornelius,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Two Rivers, Wis., Oct. 15, 1862; m. 
Gates, N. Y., Nov. 5, 1879, Solomon W., son of Henry H. and Julia (Wilcox) 



i 



NINTH GENERATION. 



1143 



Frost, b. Somerset, Nov. 15, 1858; merchant; Somerset, N. Y.; Republican; she 
member Home and Foreign Missions, and W, C. T, U.; Presbs. 
Ch. b. Somerset: 

14735. Henry M., Apr. 16, 1886. 

14736. Benjamin H., Oct. 21, 1888. 



[7712] MINNIE L. MEAD,9 tSister of Harvey H,,) 

b. Corfu, N. Y., Apr. 18, 1868; m. Somerset, N. Y., Jan. 13, 1890, Rev. Charles 
Tyng Scheaffer, b. Sharon, Wis., July 7, 1868; clergyman; Rochester, West 
Brighton, Syracuse, Oneida Castle, West Troy, Pleasant Valley, Freedom 
Plains, Poughkeepsie, and Ancram Lead Mines, N. Y.; Prohibitionist^ she mem- 
ber of Home and Foreign Missions, and W. C. T. U.; Presbs. 
Children: 

b. May 31, 1891, W. Brighton. 
" Aug. 7, 1892, Rochester. 
" Oct. 24, 1894, Syracuse. 
" July 15, 1898. Freedom Plains. 
*' Jan. 6, 1001, Poughkeepsie, 



14737. 


Chakles H., 


147.38. 


Esther Louise, 


14739. 


IvATHERINE, 


14740. 


Oscar, 


14741. 


Marguerite, 



[77251 WILLIAM GEORGE TEN BROOK, » (Charlotte J. Treat,* Cor- 
j nelius D.,' Cornelius," Ruth Hamlin, ^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. 
Battle Creek, Mich., July 18, 1846; ra. Vassar, Mich., Jan. 1, 1867, Delia Eliza- 
beth, dau. of Warren W. and Lucy A., (Killicutt) Goodwin, b. Fairhaven, Vt., 
i June 9, 1849; accountant; Duluth, Minn.; Republican; city comptroller: Duluth, 
1888-96: private, A, 107 N. Y. Inf. Vols., enlisted June 21, 1862; dis. June 18, 
, 1865: member Palistine Lodge, 79, A.F.&A. M.; Keystone Chapter, 20, R.A.M.: 
i Duluth Commandery, 18, K.T.; J. B. Culver Post, 128, G. A. R.; she d. Duluth, 
Aug. 8, 1895. 

Ch. b. Duluth: 



14742.* Charles Milo, 
14743.* William Treat, 



June 14, 1871. 
Aug. 22, 1872. 



[7727] WRIGHT TREAT,^ (Charles G.,^ Cornelius D.,' Cornelius," Ruth 
Hamlin,!' Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Folsomdale, N. Y., Dec. 3, 1857: m. 
Bergen, N. Y., Nov. 16, 1875, Hattie L. Luckie, b. Leroy, N. Y., Aug. 27, 1851; 
res. Marilla, Erie Co., N. Y. 





Children: 








14744. 


Charles Wentworth, 


b. Nov. 


17, 1876, 


Rochester. 


14745. 


Clarence B., 


" Feb. 


19, 1879, 


Folsomdale 


14746. 


Frank, 


" May 


29, 1883, 


( i 


14747. 


Grace Estelle, 


" Sept. 


6, 1885, 


Marilla. 


14748. 


Glenn, 


. " Apr. 


12, 1888, 


a 


14749. 


Effie May, 


(1 


1889, 


(t 



[7728] JAMES W. TREAT," (Cornelius A.,* Cornelius D.,' Cornelius,6 
Ruth Hamlin, 5 Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James, 21) b. Michigan City, Mich., Feb. 
23, 1851; m. Hannibal, Mo., Jan. 28, 1886, Ora, dau. of Jerry and Cornelia Ann 
(Owens) Barton, b. Hannibal, Jan. 10, 1863; Republican. 

Ch. b. Hannibal: 
14750. Barton A., May 6, 1899. 



ii 



1144 THE HAMLIK FAMILY. j 

i 

[7729] GEORGE BRADFORD TREAT,^ (Bro. of James W.,} 
b. Galva, Ills., Mar. 9, 1858; m. Jacksonville, 111., Oct. 6, 1884, Emily Leavens/ 
dau. of Cicero Davis and Ada Frances (Brogden) Miller, b. Jacksonville, May 23, 
1863; prest. C. A. Treat Mfg. Co.; Hannibal; member Hannibal Lodge 188, A. F. 
& A. M.: Hannibal Cliapter 7, R. A. M., and Excalabal Commandery 5, K. T.;: 
she Epis. 

[7731] IRA RALPH TREAT,^ (Benjamin P.,^ Cornelius D.,^ Cornelius,* 
Ruth Hamlin, 5 Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Knowlesville, N. Y., Aug. 16, 
1855; m. Grand Rapids, Mich., Mar. 24, 1879, Mary, dau. of John and Mary 
(Shannon) Patterson, b. Holley, Mich., Apr. 15, 1852; foreman, Grand Rapids 
Felt Boot Factory; Grand Rapids, since 1866; Democrat; member A. O. U. W.; 
Epis. 





Ch. b. Grand Rapids: 












14751. 


Benjamin Palmer, 


Mar. 


25, 1880; d. 


Apr. 


3, 


1883. 


14752. 


William Henry, 


Aug. 


13, 1882, " 


Apr. 


14, 


1883. 


14753. 


Julia Ella, 


Jan. 


16, 1892, 








14754, 


John P., 


Oct. 


3, 1894; d. 


Dec. 


27, 


1895. 


14755. 


Elsie, 


July 


30, 1896. 








14756. 


Marguerite, 


Mar. 


4, 1900. 









[7734] JULIA ELLA TREAT,9 (Sister of Ira R.,) 

b. Alabama Centre, N. Y, July 2, 1866; m. Nov. 4, 1890, Earl Drew, of Grand 
Rapids, Mich.; she d. Denver, Col., May 1901; he is dead. 

[7735] EDWIN CHAPIN TREAT,9 (John J., » Cornelius D.,' Cornelius.^ 
Ruth Hamlin,^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Hannibal, Mo., Nov. 27, 
1861; m. Washington, Pa., Nov. 2, 1887, Ada Covert, dau. of William and Jennie 
(Hampsen) Oiler, b. May 22, 1863. He grad. Hannibal High School, 1877; ap- 
prenticed to learn machinist trade, 1878; was employed on the U, P. R. R. unti} 
1887, when he accepted a position in Southern Kansas R. R. shops, Ottawa, 
Kansas, where he resided 1893. 

Children; 

14757. Merle Edwin, b. Oct. 16, 1888, Ottawa. 

14758. A Daughter, " Nov. 22, 1889, Chanute; d. same day. 

[7737] JOHN JAY TREAT,» (Bro. of Edwin C.,) 

b. Hannibal Mo., Oct. 9, 1864; m. San Diego, Cal., Jan. 15, 1888, Elizabeth, 

dau. of Daniel and Catherine (McFaul) Hurley, b. Whitneyville, Me., Dec. 2, 

1868; locomotive engineer; San Jacinto, Cal. 
Ch. b. Los Angeles: 

14759. John Burnett, ' Oct. 30, 1888; d. Aug. 10, 1889. 

14760. Lizzie May, Dec. 4, 1889. 

[7738] VICTOR HUGO TREAT,9 (Bro. of Edwin C.,) 

b. Hannibal, Mo., Sept. 28, 1866; m. Osawatomie, Kas., June 29, 1890, Clara 
Fredonia, dau. of William and Mary (Sherman) Mapes, b. Stryker, Ohio, Apr, 
6, 1870; machinist; Kansas City, Mo.; Democrat; member Ivanhoe Lodge 446, 
A. F. & A. M., and Lodge 216, A. O. U. W. 





Children: 


14761. 


William Jay, 


14762. 


Charles V. H 


14763. 


Nella a., 


14764. 


Edith E., 


14765. 


Mary M., 



NINTH GENERATION. 1145 



b. Jan. 21, 1892, Ottawa. 

" May 28, 1894, Ottawa: d. Feb. 16. 

" Nov. 14, 1896, Armourdale. 

" Oct. 16, 1899, " 

" Feb. 21, 1900, Ivanhoe. 

[7739] BENNETT FRANCIS TREAT,' (Bro. of Edwin C.,) 

b. Hannibal, Mo., Sept. 27, 1868; m. Kansas City, Kansas, June 12, 1895, 
Louise A., dau. of Burnhardt Wuest, b. Forest City, Mo., Dec. 23, 1872; civil 
engineer and timber inspector; Kansas City, Kansas; Republican; member 
A.O.U.W.; Methodists. 

. Ch. b. Kansas City: 

14766. B. Forest, Mar. 2, 1898. 

14767. Sylvia Louise, Sept. 11, 1900. 

[7740] LILLIAN ELIZABETH TREAT,9 (Sister of Edwin C.,) 

b. Hannibal, Mo., Sept, 28, 1870; m. Kansas City, Mo., Sept. 22, 1889, Silas 

M.,son of Andrew J. and Jane F. Johnson, b. Jan. 26, 1855; miller; Spokane 

Falls, Wash. 

Ch. b. Rockford, Wash.: 

14768. Beulah B., July 6, 1890. 

[7747] AMELIA NORTH,^ (Cynthia A. Treat,* Noah N.,' Cornelius,* 

Ruth Hamlin,5 Cornelius,* Ebenezer.^ James,2i) b. East Bloomfleld, N. Y., Mar. 

12, 1861: m. there, Nov. 12, 1884, Edgar F., son of Marquis Marcenus and Esther 

\ Maria (Smith) Burt, b. Mendon, N. Y., Jan. 1, 1861; farmer; E. Bloomfield; 

Republican: P'reemason; K. O. T. M. and A. O. U. W.; she member Ladies' 

Aid Soc. 

Ch. b, E. Bloomfleld: 

14769. Isabel, Oct. 19, 1895. 

14770. Howard Smith, Oct. 24, 1897. 

[7752] EVANGELINE KATHERINE CHITTENDEN,' (Nellie M, 
Treat,* Joseph R.,' Cornelius, ^ Ruth Hamlin,-^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) 
b. Chicago, 111., Sept. 13, 1861; m. there, Nov. 2, 1886, Clinton Jay Warren. 
Ch. b. Chicago: 

14771. John Treat, Feb. 28, 1895. 

[7756] MARY ESTHER CHAMBERLAIN,' (Philetu-s,* Malina Treat,^ 
Ebenezer,« Ruth Hamlin,'* Cornelius,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Mich., Dec. 
16, 1839: m. George Pomeroy Graves; slie d. Wolcott, N. Y., Apr. 26, 1897. 
Children: 

14772. Henry K. 

14773. George Raymond. 

[7758] PHILENA LOVENIA CHAMBERLAIN,' (Sister of Mary E.,) 
b. Galen, N. Y., Nov. 8, 1846; m. Albert E. Goff, of Rochester, N. Y. 

Child: 

14774. J. Burton. 



1146 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[7760] PHILETUS CHAxMBERLAIN,^ (Bro. of Mary E.,) 

b. Rose, N. Y., Apr. 14, 1855: m. Rochester N. Y., Nov. 13, 1884, Elizabeth 

Stone, dau. of Frank and Harriet (Ely) Van Dorn, b. Rochester, Aug. 19, 1859; 

lawyer; Rose, until 1866; Mendon, until 1876: since, Rochester: Republican; 

Commissioner of Schools; member Rochester Lodge, 660, A. F. & A. M. 
Ch. b. Rochester: 

14775. Belle M., Aug. 29, 1885. 

14776. Arthur Van Dorn, Apr. 28, 1891. 

[7761] EMMA COOKINGHAM CHAMBERLAIN,^ (Sister of Mary E..) 

b. Rose, N. Y., June 28, 1864: m. Dec. 31, 1890, Benjamin F. Davis: she d. 

Chicago, His. 

Children: 

14777. Julian S. 

14778. Lete Chamberlain. 

[7763] LEON TREAT CHAMBERLAIN,9 (Philander T.,* Malina 

Treat,' Ebenezer,^ Ruth Hamlin, & Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Clyde, 

N. Y., Apr. 3, 1862: m. Hastings, Minn., Sept. 30, 1886, Lizzie oyes; lawyer; 

Hastings, 1864-87; since, St. Paul, Minn.; Fieeraason; Baptists. 

No issue. 

[7768] FREDERICK ADELBERT TOWNE,^ ( Malina J. Chamberlain,* 
Malina Treat,' Ebenezer,* Ruth Hamlim,'* Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. 
Rose, N. Y., Sept. 27, 1851; m. Eau Claire, Wis., Sept. 10, 1877, Isabel, dau. of 
Rev. Thomas and Margaret ( Wilson) Barland, b. Ills., Sept. 5, 1849; carpenter; 
Rose, until 1855; Rock Co., Wis., 1855-7: Wheaton, Wis., until 1878: since, Eau 
Claire; Prohibitionist; Forrester: Congs. 

Ch. b. Eau Claire: 

14779. Jesse Keith, Mar. 27, 1880. 

14780. Isabel Viola, Oct. 18, 1882. 

14781. Margaret Agnes, Mar. 21, 1884. 

14782. Wilfred Barland, Apr. 9, 1888; d. Jan. 21, 1890. 

14783. Frederick Willard, Sept. 30, 1892. 

[7769] HAMLIN AUGUSTUS TOWNE,9 ( Bro. of Frederick A.,) 
b. Rose, N. Y., Nov. 17, 1853; m. Wheaton, Wis., Nov. 21, 1883, Henrietta 
Ella, dau. of Simeon Stafford and Mary Ann (Smith) Wells, b. Sherbrook, 
Canada, Mar. 5, 1853; farmer; Rose, 1853-5: Rock Co., Wis., 1855-7; since, Whea- 
ton; Republican: member school board: chairman town of Wheaton; member 
Chippewa Co. Board; Good Templer, and member A. P. A.; Methodists. 
Ch. b. Wheaton: 

14784. Clarence Hamlin, b. May 8, 1885. 

14785. Harlow Henry, " Mar. 7, 1890. 

14786. George Milton, " Nov. 14, 1892. 

[7770] MARY ALLA TOWNE,9 (Sister of Frederick A.,) 

b. Wheaton, Wis., May 12, 1857; m. there. Mar. 12, 1881, Frederick Augustus, 

son of and Ellen (Gladwell) Flieshman, b. Dunbarton, N. Y., Jan. 8, 

1853; farmer; Oldham, So. Dakota; Republican; Baptists. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1147 





Ch. b. Oldham: 








14787. 


Edna Albekta, 


July 


30, 


1882. 


14788. 


Frederick Hamlin, 


Jan. 


29, 


1884. 


14789. 


OlLIE MA.LINA, 


Sept. 


18, 


1885. 


14790. 


Charles Elliott. 


Mar. 


5, 


1888. 


14791. 


Oka Town, 


Mar. 


27, 


1889. 


14792. 


Hattie Viola, 


May 


7, 


1891. 


14793. 


Floyd A., 


May 


10, 


1893. 


14794. 


Myrtle Iva, 


July 


10, 


1894. 


14795. 


Ernest Reynolds, 


Sept. 


2, 


1897. 


14796. 


Grace Fern, 


Jan. 


12, 


1901. 



[7771] Rev. CHARLES HENRY TOWNE,nBro. of Frederick A.,) 
b. Wheaton, Wis., Nov. 16, 1859; m. Chippawa Falls, Wis., Sept. 5, 1888, 
Mary Elizabeth Scott, b. Northumberland, Pa., Jan. 4. 1861; clergyman; 
Wheaton, Eau Claire and Black River Falls, Wis., until 1889; Tacoma and 
Fairhaven, Wash., until 1894: Colby-Unity, 1895-6; Rib Lake, 1897; Stanley, 
1898-9; Cumberland, 1899-1900; and Clear Lake, Wis., 1901-2; Independent in poli- 
tics; Methodists. 





Children: 








14797. 


Mable Estella, 


b. Oct. 


2, 


1889, Tacoma. 


14798. 


Rena Belle, 


" Nov. 


27, 


1890, Fairhaven 


14799. 


Charles Scott, 


" May 


19, 


1892, 


14800. 


Ruth, 


" Oct. 


13, 


1895, Unity. 



[7772] HATTIE ESTHER TOWNE," (Sister of Frederick A.,) 
b. Wheaton, Wis., Oct. 24. 1866: m. Eau Claire, Wis., Nov. 9, 1886, John 
Wishard, son of David and Margaret (Graham) Purvis, b. Gagetown, N. B., 
June 6, 1860; policeman: Eau Claire, Wis., 1886-8; Prentice, Wis., 1888-90; since, 
Minneapolis, Minn.: Republican: Methodi.st; member Dewey Tent 60, K. O. T. 
M.; she Adventist: member Author's Club, and Author's Pub. Asso.; a poetess 
of good ability. 

THE WATERFALL. 

[HATTIE TOWNE PURVIS.] 

Through tlie forest, with its whisper low, entrancing. 

Comes a sound of murmured music from afar. 
And 1 follow where the merry stream is dancing 

Down the Cliannel where the rocks and pebbles are. 

Fronded ferns are bending low the stream to border. 
Celandine, whose gorgeous trumpets tempt me near; 

And I reach them by the bridges made to order 
By old nature ere the hand of man was here. 

Nearer, nearer sounds the music as I listen: 

It is sweeter than an instrument of strings. 
And the rugged walls of rock with foam beads glisten. 

Where the waterfall its pearls by handfulls flings. 

O, the beauty of the shower of diamonds raining! 

And the shimmer of the lacy foam below; 
Ever fading while it seemeth to be gaining, 

O, the gleam of perfect colors in the bow! 



i 



1148 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



'Tis the bridal of the rivulet and river, 

When the bride is waiting in her room alone. 

But a little while, and mother earth will give her 
To her lover, and the two will be as one. 

So my fancy, with the foamy streamlet flowing. 

To the tune of falling water dreams and dreams. 
While I wander down the valley, scarcely knowing 

Which is real, my life, or only that of streams. 





Children: 










14801. 


LoRA Myrtle, 


b. Feb. 


19, 


1888, 


Eau Claire. 


14802. 


Viola Elsie, 


" Sept. 


12, 


1890, 


Prentice. 


14803. 


Lynn David, 


" Mar. 


23, 


1896, 


Minneapolis 


14804. 


Clifford John, 


" Aug. 


11, 


1899, 


(> 



[7773] VIOLA ADELLA TOWNE,9 (Sister of Frederick A.,) 
b. Wheaton, Wis., Oct. 19, 1868: m. Clark, So. Dakota, Dec. 24, 1900, Law- 
rence Joseph, son of Lawrence and Catherine (Butler) Long, b. Howard Co., 
Iowa, July 15, 1859; Bradley, So. Dakota. 

Ch. b. Clark Co., So. Dak: 
14805. A Child, Jan. 12, 1902. 



[7774] ALICE HENRIETTA BOARDMAN,** (Esther A. Chamberlain, « 
Malina Treat, ^ Ebenezer,^ Ruth Hamlin, ^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. 
Rushford, N. Y., Apr. 5, 1852: m. Livonia, N. Y., De Lafayette, son of Alvin 
and Jane Keyes, b. Mendon, N.Y., Oct. 7, 1850; draughtsman; Livonia and Col- 
lins, N.Y.; Detroit, Mich. 





Children: 






14806.* 


Etta, 


b. Apr. 


21, 1870, Livonia. 


14807.* 


William Loomis, 


" Oct. 


8, 1871, 


14808.* 


Arthur Melville, 


" Feb. 


3, 1873, 


14809. 


Floy Belle, 


" Feb. 


10, 1876, " d. Aug., 1886. 


14810. 


Grace Malina, 


" Mar. 


2, 1879, Collins; unm. 1902. 



[7775] MELVILLE MONROE BOARDMAN,^ (Bro. of Alice H.,) 
b. Rushford, N.Y., Jan. 17, 1854; m. Sept. 1, 1880, Cornelia Ann, dau. 
Jonathan A. Stevens, of Schenectady, N. Y.; artist: San Francisco, Cal. 

Ch. b. N.Y.City: 

14811. Eva Frances, Aug. 14, 1882; m. Royce. 






of 



[7777] HATTIE TOWNE CHAMBERLAIN,^ (Hamlin T.,* Malina 
Treat,' Ebenezer,6 Mary Hamlin, ^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer,3James,2i) m. Min- 
neapolis, Minn., May 23, 1888, Edward Hamill. 
Children: 

14812. Grace E. 

14813. Ruth. 

14814. Dorothy. 

14815. Edward. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1149 

XT779] CHARLES TREAT CHAMBERLAIN, (Bro. of Hattie T.,) 
m. Aurelia Sherman; res. Minneapolis, Minn. 
Children: 

14816. Charles. 

14817. Marie. 

14818. George Harlow. 

[7780] LOUIS MILTON CHAMBERLA1N,9 (Bro. of Hattie T..) 
m. Ethel ; res. Minneapolis, Minn. 

No issue. 

[7781] FRANK NORTH CLAFLIN,' (Haviliah B.,8 Esther Treat,^ 
Ebenezer,6 Ruth Hamlin,^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer.s James.^i) b. Hastings, 

Minn., Feb. 12, 1862: m. Eureka Springs, Ark., May 18, 1887, Florence Forker; 

banker and merchant; Eureka Springs, Ark. 

Child: 

14819. Florence Elizabeth, b. July 27, 1894. 

[7783] CHARLES EDWIN CURTISS,« (Cyreneus T.,8 Jemima Treat,^ 
Ebenezer,6 Ruth Hamlin, ^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) Professor, Normal 
School, Madison, Wis. 

[7787] SIERRA NEVADA GATES,^ (Emily M. Curtis,* Jemima Treat,^ 
Ebenezer,6 Ruth Hamlin, ^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer.s James,2i) b. New London, Ohio, 
July 28, 1851: m. 1st, Aug. 21, 1873, Orrin Charles Harvey, June 3, 1843; R. R. 
engineer; Turtle, Wis., 1873: Clinton, Wis., 1875; Freeport and Savannah, Ills., 
until 1885; New London, Ohio, 1885: Republican: served in the U. S. Navy, on 
the Miss, river; mem. Excelsior Lodge 97, A.F. & A. M.; Div. 27, Brotherhood 
of Locomotive Engineers; he d. Aug. 17, 1885; m. 2d, Chicago, Ills., Dec. 25, 
1890, Albert Ezra Elder, b. Bainbridge, Ohio, Jan. 16, 1851; manufacturer; Bain- 
bridge, until 1871; Chester, Ohio, 1871-86; since, New London. Ohio; Prohibi- 
tionist; Baptist. 

Ch. by 1st marriage, b. Freeport, Ills: 

14820. Claude Russell, May 16, 1880; unm. 1902. 

[7789] IDA EVELINE GATES,9 (Sister of Sierra N.,) 

b. Pleasant Lake, Ind., May 17, 1857: m. Freeport, Ills., Sept., 1880, Placidias 
Pierce, son of John B. and Sarah Ann (Shipley) Porter, b. Mt. Savage, Md., 
Aug. 22, 1844; manufacturer; Chicago, Ills.; Republican: mem. of Ravenswood 
Lodge 777, A. F. & A. M.; Calambic Chapter 202, R. A. M.; St. Bernard Com- 
mandery .35, K. T.; Lake View Lodge 694, R. A.; Camp 3052, M. W. A.: Apollo 
Lodge 139, A. O. U. W.; she mem. O. E. S., and Ravenwood Women's Club. 

Ch. b. Lanark, 111.: 

14821. A Son, Aug. 1, 1881; unm. 1902. 

[7793] MATTIE EVALENA CURTISS," (William P., « Jemima Treat,' 

Ebenezer,6 Ruth Hamlin, » Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i)b. Ruggles, Ohio, 

June 19, 1873; m. New London, Ohio, June 16, 1897, Pitt, son of Hiram William 

and Mary Louisa (Fanning) Townsend, b. New London, June 21, 1870; coal 



I 



1150 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

operator; New London, until 1893; since, Cleveland, Ohio; educated at the Uni- 
versity of Michigan; Epis. 

Ch. b. Cleveland: 

14822. Marian Louise, Mar. 17, 1900. 

[7795] ADDIE REBECCA TREAT,9 (William M,,* Ebenezer H.,^ 

Ebenezer,« Ruth Hamlin, » Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ JameSt^i) b. Turtle, Wis., 
Sept. 27, 1863; m. Montgomery Co., Iowa, Jan. 7, 1886, William H., son of Mel- 
vin and Isabel Eaton, b. Fremont Co., Iowa, Oct. 16, 1860; grain dealer; Emer- 
son, Iowa; Republican; Baptists. 
Children: 

14823. Mabel Lousie, b. Oct. 10, 1887, Thomas Co., Kas. 

14824. Marcus M., " June 17, 1889, " " " 

14825. Ray Lee, *' June 2, 1892, " " d. Sept. 30, '93 

14826. Thomas Harlan, •' Dec. 10, 1894, Emerson. 

14827. Ei>NA Jeannette, " July 10, 1896, 

[7796] EDWIN BRADLEY TREAT," (Bro. of Addie R.,) 

b. Clinton, Wis., Mar. 20, 1867; m. Doniphan, Neb., Dec. 20, 1893, Olive Esther, 
dau. of James P. and Melvina Dewitt, b. Lewis, Iowa, Apr. 16, 1874; farmer; 
Doniphan; Republican, Baptist: 

Ch. b. Doniphan: 

14828. Marion Marcus, Nov. 8, 1894; d. Dec. 12, 1894. 

14829. A Son, Feb. 22, 1896, " Feb. 27, 1896. 

14830. Hamlin Cardell, Feb. 18, 1897, " Aug. 19, 1899. 

[7797] EBENEZER HAMLIN TREAT," (Bro. of Addie R.,) 

b. Clinton, Wis., Mar. 20, 1867; m. Gem, Kansas, June 7, 1899, Esther Cor- 
delia, dau. of Jasper and Rachael Goin, b. E. Tenn., Sept. 1, 1873; farmer; Don 
iphan. Neb.; Republican; Baptist. 

14831. A Child. 

[7798] MABEL LOUISE TREAT," (Sister of Addie R.,) 

b. Clinton, Wis., Sept. 24, 1868: m. Emerson, Iowa, Jan. 1, 1889, Warren Ota, 

son of Melvin and Isabel Eaton, b. Fremont Co., Iowa, Feb. 15, 1864; merchant; 

Gem, Kansas; Prohibitionist; postmaster; member of Ruby Camp 10,665, M. 

W. A.; Baptists. 



i 



• 


Ch. b. Gem: 










14832. 


Ota, 


Dec. 


29, 


1889; 


d. Jan. 6, 1890. 


14833. 


Edward Eugene, 


Feb. 


24, 


1895, 


" Aug. 18, 1895. 


14834. 


Mearle Arthur, 


Mar. 


6, 


1897. 




14835. 


Albert Leland, 


Mar. 


28, 


1899. 




14836. 


Ethel Aliva, 


Feb. 


10, 


1901. 





[7802] MARCUS WOODS HATCH," (Mary L. Treat,^ Ebenezer H.,' 
Ebenezer,« Ruth Hamlin,^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Clinton, Wis., 
Aug. 27, 1863; ra. Kansas City, Mo., Apr. 3, 1889, Nellie, dau. of George L. and 
Catherine A. Brown, b. Kansas City, Aug. 25, 1866; salesman; Brooklyn, N. Y.; 
Baptists. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1151 

Ch. b. Kansas City: 

14837. George Edgak, Mar. 28, 1893. 

14838. Helen Catherine, Dec. 10, 1895. 

[7803] MINNIE LOUISA HATCH,9 (Sister of Marcus W.,) 

b. Clinton, Wis., Mar. 23, 1865: m. William Ring, son of William H. and 
Mary E. Beclcwith, b. Macliias, Me., Sept. 13, 1861; merchant: Kansas City, Mo. 

Ch. b. Kansas City: 

14839. Marion, Nov. 11, 1894. 

14840. Mildred Elizabeth, Mar. 23, 1896. 

[7804] HARLOW TREAT HATCH,^ (Bro. of Mareus W.,) 

b. Clinton, Wis., Sept. 19, 1866; m. Kansas City, Mo., Mar. 14, 1892, Mary 

Josephine, dau.of William T. and Mary W. Evernghim, b. Haledon, N. J., Mar. 

15, 1870: salesman: Kansas City. 

Ch. b. Kansas City: 

14841. Gladys Evernghim, Dec. 31, 1893. 

14842. Mary Helen, Mar. 6, 1897. 

[7805] HAMLIN EDGAR HATCH, 9 (Bro. of Marcus W.,) 

b. Clinton, Wis., May 26, 1870; m. there, June 9, 1892, Emaline L., dau. of 

Wellington F. and Margaret A. Christman, b. Clinton, Mar. 18, 1873; salesman 

and commercial traveler; Detroit, Mich. 

[7807] MARCIA EUGENIE TREAT,9 (Franklin H.,* Ebenezer H.,^ 

Ebenezer,6 Ruth Hamlin, ^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James, ^i) b. Evansville, Wis., 

Oct. 17, 1868: m. Canton. So. Dak., Apr. 25, 1888, John Frank, son of John G. 

and Lydia B. Ferguson, b. Hampden, Me., Nov. 28, 1857; lumberman; Minne- 

apc)lis, Minn. 

No issue. 

[7808] CLAUDE MILO TREAT,9 (Bro. of Marcia E.,) 

b. Evansville, Wis., Mar. 28, 1871: m. Canton, So. Dak., Dec. 9, 1896, Louise 
1 Mae, dau. of Herman and Katherine(Nonnemacher) Woerz, b. McGregor, Iowa, 
Apr. 8, 1876; merchant; Canton. 

Ch. b. Canton: 

14843. Onalee Opal, Apr. 8, 1898. 

[7829] ABIGAIL CATHERINE MOORE,^ (Pliebe M. Brown,8 George,^ 
Phebe Hamlin, "^ Jabez,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,^!) b. Flint, Ind., Sept. 17, 
1837: m. John G. Brown. He resides Leesburg, Ind., with his dau. Jennie 
Wagner, 1898; she d. Ontario, Ind. 

Children: 
14844.* Jennie, b. July 6, 1874, LaG range. 

14845.* Dora Jeanette, " June 23, 1876, Ontario. 

[7831] NANCY M. CRUMMEL,9 (Sister of Abigail C. Moore,) 
b. Flint, Ind., May 15, 1841; m. Lima, Ind., Oct. 20, 1861, Jeremiah Eaton, 
b. Sandusky Co., Ohio, 1838; farmer; Lima, Republican; she Presb. 

Ch. b. Lima: 
14846.* Nettie Viola, Apr. 11, 1866. 



14847.* 


John Edward, 


14848. 


Charles, 


14849.* 


William Hugh, 


14850. 


George, 


14851. 


Ebenezek Cook 



1152 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[7837] MARY BROWN,9 (John W.,* George,7 Phebe Hamlin, e Jabez,5 
Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Tipton, Iowa, Mar. 13, 1846; m. George, son of| 
Hugh and Mary (McClelland) Bartley; farmer; Marathon, Iowa, 1897; Republi- 
can; private, E, 92d N.Y. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Apr., 1864; dis. April, 1865; membeirj 
G. A. R.; shed. Tipton, Mar. 17, 1877. 
Ch. b. Cedar Co.: 

b. Oct. 21, 1866. 

" Apr. 12, 1868, Red Oak; unm. 1901. 

^' July 12, 1871, Newell. • 

d. unm. Mar. 16, 1891. 



[7839] EBENEZER COOK BROWN,9 (Bro. of Mary,) 

b. Tipton, Iowa, Dec. 25, 1849; m. Emma Smith; res. So. Dak. He was the! 

first station agent, C. R. I. & P. R. R. Co., Audubon, Iowa, 1879; she resj 

Yankton. 

Child: 

14852. Grace. 

f7840J FRED BROWN,8 (Bro. of Mary,) 

b. Tipton, Iowa, Feb. 26, 1852; m. Flora, dau. of Elzy and Sarah (Dallas) 
Carl; res. Tipton. 

Child: 

14853. Clara, b. Tipton; m. William Kellar. 

[7844] MARY E. JBROWN,9 (Frederick H.,8 George,' Phebe Hamlin,* 
Jabez,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer, 3 James,2i) b. Lagrange co., Ind., Aug. 31, 1848: m. 
May 22, 1870, Allen J., son of Francis and Alcetta F. (Mason) Green, b. Dela- 
ware Co., Ohio. Oct. 10, 1847: farmer and stockman; Orland, Ind., 1853-68: Sioux 
City, Iowa, 1869-72; Lowell, Mich., 1873-6: since, Orland; Republican; member 
C, 12 Ind. Cav.; enlisted 1863; in battle of Nashville, Tenn.; dis. Nov., 1866; 
Freemason and Odd Fellow; she Presb. He d. Orland, Nov. 17, 1900. 

[7848] JOHN CLARK LEE,9 (Betsey C. Brown,8 George,' Phebe 

Hamlin.fi Jabez,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Flint, Ind., Jan. 16, 1835; en- 
listed 100th Ind., Inf. Vol.; d. unmarried, Grand Junction, Tenn., Feb. 11, 1863. 

[7849] GEORGE LUCIEN STOCKER,9 (Betsey C. Brown,* George,^ 
Phebe Hamlin,^ Jabez,* Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i)b. Coldwatei', Mich., 1841; 
m. Tipton. Iowa, Feb. 20, 1866, Jennie, dau. of Hugh and Mary (McClelland) 
Bartley. b. Gallupville, N. Y., 1841; constable, deputy sheriff, city marshal: Sao 
City, Iowa: Republican; member Sac City Lodge 323, I. O. O. F.: Saxon Lodge 
106, K. P.: Roena Division 9, U. R.; she Methodist; member Rebekah Lodge 
259, 1. O. O. F. 

Children: 

14854. Nellie, b. 1867, Cedar Co.; d. 1881. 
14855.* P'RED, " Feb. 24, 1870, Sac Co. 

[7850] MARY STOCKER,' (Sister of George L.,) 

b. Orland, Ind., Dec. 29, 1842; m. June 12, 1863, William Henry Carver, b. 

May 10, 1839; merchant; Orland: member B, 100 Ind. Inf. Vols, war of Rebellion. 

Both d. Orland; she May 18, 1890; he Dec. 6, 1899. 





Children; 


14856. 


Maria M., 


14857. 


Clark L., 


14858.* 


William N., 


14859. 


Albert G., 


14860. 


Charoltte M., 


14861. 


Berth L., 


14862. 


Howard L., 



NI^^TH GENERATION. 1153 



b. Mar. 27, 1864; d. Nov. 16, 1891. 

" Sept. 3, 1866. 

" July 7, 1870. 

" Aug. 14, 1873. 

" Dec. 30, 1875; d. July 17, 1877. 

" Jan. 22, 1878. 

" May 19, 1881. 

[7851] JOHN LELAND STOCKER,« (Bro. of George L.,) 

b. Orland, Ind., 1846; m. Sac City, Iowa, Oct. 24, 1869, Lydia M., dau. of 
Samuel Leman and Mary (Leach) Watt, b. Allen Co., Ohio, Nov. 29, 1851; Supt. 
of Public Works: Sac City, 1867-76; Ashton, Iowa, until 1878; Sac Co., Iowa, 
1878-84; since, Newell, Iowa; Republican: member Rex Lodge 242, K. P. and 
D. G. C; and 447, M. W. A.; she member Court of Honor 796; Congs. 

Children: 

14863. iNA Charlotte. b. June 24, 1871, Sac City; d. Sept. 22, '73. 

14864.* Howard Watt, "June 2,1874, 

14865.* Charles George, " Nov. 10, 1876, Ashton. 

14866. Ned Henry, " Oct. 13, 1879, Sac City. 

[7852] MARY C. KEITH,« (Abigail C. Brown,* George,^ Phebe Hamlin,6 
Jabez,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James.^i) b. Lima, Ind., Dec. 14, 1841; m. Sturgis, 
Mich., July 4, 1863, William, son of John and Mary Ann (Brownscombe) East- 
man, b. Devonshire, England, Oct. 17, 1836; cabinet-maker, until 1864; sash and 
door maker, until 1876; since, farmer; came from England, 1850; Mt. Vernon, 
Ohio, until 1861; Lima, Ind., until 1877: Chariton Co., Mo., until 1891: since, 
Lima; Republican; member Meridian Sun Lodge, 76, A. F. & A. M.; LaGrange 
Chapter 102, R. A. M.; she Presb. 

Ch. b. LaGrange Co., Ind: 

14867.* Mabel, y^ug. 5, 1866. 

14868.* Blanche, Sept. 23, 1872. 

14869. Inez, Mar. 24, 1876. 

Two daughters, d. in fancy. 

[7853] CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH KEITH,9 (Sister of Mary C.,) 

b. Lima, Ind., Oct. 26, 1843; m. Ontario, Ind., May 17, , John D., son of 

James and Sarah (Woodhead) Scott, b. Yorkshire, England, Apr. 21,1841; pri- 
vate, 4 Mich. Inf. Vols.; enlisted 1861; participated in 36 engagements; wounded; 
dis. 1864; res. Lima; Republican; she Presb. 

Ch. b, Ontario. Ind.: 

14870.* Lottie, July 23, 1866. 

14871.* George, . May 3, 1872. 

[7855] HARRIET M. KEITH,9 (Sister of Mary C.,) 

b. Lima, Ind., Dec. 2, 1853; m. Ontario, Ind., Mar. 30, 1876, W. H.,son of 
William and Eliza (Burns) Duff, b. Rochester, N.Y., Dec. 26, 1852: clerk circuit 
court, 1893-1901; LaGrange, Ind.; Republican; resided Rochester, N. Y., until 
1858; Gainsville, until 1860; Castile, until 1865; Warsaw, until 1869; Lima, Ind., 
until 1893; since, LaGrange; member Lodge 142, K. P.; Methodist; she Presb. 



1154 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Ch. b. Lima: 








14872. 


William B., 


Jan. 


20, 


1880 


14873. 


James K., 


Nov. 


29, 


1882 


14874. 


Enid E., 


Dec. 


26, 


1885 


14875. 


Mildred C, 


Mar. 


27, 


1888 



[7857J EDWARD LUTHER KEITH, » (Bro. of Mary C.,) 

b. Lima, Ind., July 20, 1858; m. there, Jan. 21, 1884, Emma, dau. of Elia 
and Harriet (Short) Gonser, b. Fairfield Center, Ind., Mar. .3, 1858: foremac 
wood dept.. Advance Thresher Co., Battle Creek, Mich.: Republican; membe 
Camp 911, M. W. A.; Methodist. > 

Ch. b. Battle Creek: * 

14876. Glenn, Apr. 1.3, 1885. 



[7859] ANGUS McKINLEY BROWN,9 (George,*^ Phebe Hamlin, 

Jabez,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Orland, Ind., Apr. 1.3, 1847; m. Sa( 
City, Iowa, Jan. 1, 1870, Lucy Ann, dau. of Albert and Lucy Chapin (Cole 
Rounsevell, b. Sheboygan Falls, Wis., Oct. 7, 1847; farmer: Sac City, 1870-2 
Ashton, Iowa, 1874-6; Sioux City, Iowa, 1878-84; Walker Island, Neb., 1885-7 
Shell, P. 0.,Wyo., 1888-92; since, California, LaCanada, 1901; Republican; mem 
ber D, 12 Iowa Inf. Vols.; enlisted Oct. 1, 1864: in battle Nashville, and siegf 
of Spanish Fort; dis. Sept. 30, 1865; member 25, Fraternal Brotherhood; Han 
cock Post, G. A. R.: Presbs.: she d. Colton, Cal., Dec. 14, 1895. 

Children: 

b. Dec. 25, 1870, Sac City; d. aged 8 weeks. 

" Feb. 9, 1872, " unm. 1901. 

" June 7, 1874, Ashton. 

" Aug. 24, 1876, " d. June 24, 1886. 

" Aug. 24, 1876, Sioux City. 

" July 1, 1883, " " unm. 1901. 

" Aug. 30, 1885, Walker's Island. 



14877. 

14878. 

14879.* 

14880. 

14881.* 

14882. 

14883. 



George Carrol, 
Albert Ossian, 
Jennie Maude, 
LiLLiE May, 
Lucy Mabel, 
Clara Viola, 
Charles Angus, 



[7860] ELIZA PARMLEY BROWN," (Sister of Angus M.,) 

b. Steuben Co., Ind., Mar. 9, 1848; m. 1st, Cedar county, Iowa, Oct. 6, 1866, 
Leonard D., son of William A. and Hannah J. (Blackman) Sweet, b. Jones Co., 
Iowa, Dec. 31, 1844; Corp. K, 6 Inf. Vols.; enlisted 1861; dis. 1862; farmer; Storm 
Lake, Iowa; Republican; Presb.; Freemason; bed. Storm Lake, June 2,1880; 
she, milliner; Storm Lake. 



d. Apr. 18, '74 





Children: 




14884.* 


Florence M., 


b. Oct. 3, 1868, Sac Co. 


14885.* 


George D., 


" Mar. 31, 1871, •' " 


14886. 


Clarendon D., 


" May 18, 1873, Beuna Vista Co 


14887.* 


Mattie J., 


" Feb. 2.3, 1875, " " " 


14888.* 


Blanche S., 


" May 19, 1877, " " " 


14889. 


Lorenzo D., 


" Aug. 20, 1879, ." 



unm. 1902. 



[7862] GEORGE BROWN,** (Bro. of Angus M.,) 

b. Steuben, Ind., Apr. 27, 1851; m. Newell, Iowa, May 17, 1874, Mary E., dau. 

of William and Malinda (Hadament) Marsden, b. Huron, Ohio, Dec. 19, 1857; 

grocer; Ilershey, Neb.; Prohibitionist: member A.O. U. W.; she member L. M. 

L. A.; Congs. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1155 

Children: 

14890.* Walter E., b. Feb. 23, 1875, Newell. 

14891. Adelbert, " Feb. 25, 1880, " d. Aug. 6, 1880. 

14892.* Grace V., " June 27, 1881, " 

14893. Valeria D., " May 19, 1884, Curtis; unra. 1901. 

[7865] FREDERICK HAMLIN BROWN,« (Bro. of Angus M.,) 
b. Steuben Co., Ind., Sept. 5, 1858: m. Sac City, Iowa, Feb. 22, 1879, Hattie 
Vlmira, dau. of Chester and Louisa Alraira ( Witson) Cheney, b. Galena, Ills., 
Dec. 16, 1862: farmer; Sac City, Iowa, and Riley, Okla.; Republican; United 
Brethren. 





Children: 






14894.* 

14895. 

14896. 


Nellie May, b. Feb. 
Daisy Almira, " Nov. 
George Chester, " Jan. 


2, 

26, 

5, 


1883, Sac City. 
1893, " " 
1898, Oklahoma, 



[7866] MARY ANN BROWN,9 (Sister of Angus M.,) 

b. Red Oak, Cedar Co., Iowa, May 31, 1860: m. Sac City, Iowa, Jan. 1, 1878, 
plarence Addison Halstead, b. LaGrange, Ind., May 25, 1855; motorman; Chi- 
cago, 111.; Independent in politics; Methodists. 
Children: 

14897. Stella Maude, b. Mar. 2, 1879, Sac City; m. Jas. E.Windsor 

14898. Clara Eliza, " Aug. 16, 1881, " 

14899. LuELLA Etoyle, " Feb. 25, 1885, Milan, Kans.; d. Sept. 16, '86 

14900. Sylva Leone, '' Sept. 2, 1891, Storm Lake, Iowa. 

[7871] ESTELLA D. BROWN,* (Samuel W.,8 George,' Phebe Hamlin,« 
[Fabez, 5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,» James, 21) b. Steuben County, Ind., Mar. 3, 1857: m. 
ist, Orland, Ind., Apr. 22, 1876, Ira E., son of Orson and Cyimtlia (Welsh) Wood- 
'ord, b. Salem Center, Ind., .Jan. 29, 1851; farmer; near Salem Center; Republi- 
can; he d. near Salem Center, Oct. 12, 1885; ra. 2d, Orland, Ind., Dec. 2, 1891, 
[chabod S., .son of Abijah and Jane (Alcott) Parsell, b. Jackson township. May 
0, 1864: farmer: near Salem Center; Republican; she Presb. 

Ch. by 1st marriage, b. Galena, Kas.: 

14901. Ruth, Oct. 9, 1881. 

By 2d marriage, b. Salem Center: 

14902. Samuel G., Feb. 3, 1893. 

I [7873] GERTRUDE P. BROWN," (William,* George,' Phebe Hamlin,* 
!Tabez,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Oct. 26, 1852; m. Loomis. 

Four daughters. 

[7875] MARGARET BROWN,9 (Sister of Gertrude P.,) 

b. Cedar Co., Iowa, Dec. 4, 1865: ra. Tipton, Iowa, July 30, 1891, Warren 

Ferguson, b. Mechanicsville, Iowa, Oct. 23, 1858; farmer; Stanwood, Iowa; Dem- 

pcrat; member Star Lodge 166, I. O. O. F. 

[7878] FRANCES ABIGAIL B0WN,9 (Olive Brown,* George,' Phebe 
Hamlin, 6 Jabez,^ Thomas.* Ebenezer,^ James,2i)b. Greenfield, Ind., Apr. 15, 
j|l849; m. there, Nov. 8, 1873, John Watkins, son of Zenas Marshall and Betsey 



1156 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Elizabeth (Honsicker) Brownell, b. Williams Co., Oliio, Apr. 7, 1852; carpenter, 
cabinet maker, painter and upholsterer; own a farm in Lagrange Co., Ind.: and 
res, Angola, Ind.; formerly at Springtield, Ind.: Republican; Presbs. 

Ch. b. Springfield: 

July 12, 1875. 
Apr. 7, 1882; d. 
Jan. 12, 1890, 



14903.* 
14904. 
14905. 
14906. 



Olive Elnora, 
Arthur Jay, 
EsLiE May, 
Elmer Jay, 



Apr. 26, 1883. 
Sept. 16, 1890. 



[7879] DAVID HASKINS,^ (Olive Brown,* George,' Phebe Hamlin." 
Jabez,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James, ^i) b. Mill Grove, township, Steuben Co., 
Ind., Aug. 7, 1851; m. Flint, Ind., Feb. 23, 1873, Jenet, dau. of Robert and Cath- 
arine (Beebe) Ryan, b. Jackson townsliip. Steuben Co., Ind., June 26, 1854; res. 
Salem Center; Republican: township trustee; Methodists. 

Ch. b. Salem Twp., Steuben Co: 

14907. William, May 24, 1875. 

14908. Clara, Dec. 23, 1880. 

14909. Fred, Oct. 20, 1887. 

[7881] JOHN HASKINS,9 (Bro. of David,) 

b. Nov. 20, 1857; m. 1879, Myrtie Kellogg. He d. Jan. 26, 1890. 

Children: 

14910. Lulu. 

14911. Blanche. 

14912. low^A. 

14913. Mettie. 

14914. Homer. 



[7883] JOHN WILLIAM SUTHERLAND,^ (Lucy A. Brown,* George,' 
Phebe Hamlin,6 Jabez,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Salem Center, Ind., 
Jan. 14, 1853; m. Sac City, Iowa, 1880, Emma Jane,^ dau. of Rev. George and 
Emily D. (McNellie) Brown, [7864] b. Mich., Aug. 29, 1852; sexton; Sac City; Re- 
publican; Presb.; she Christian Catholic. 

. Ch. b. Sac City: 

14915. Clarence Andrew, Nov. 6. 1881; unm. 1901. 



[7884] LUCY ARVILLA SUTHERLAND,!* (Sister of John W.,) 

b. Lima, Ind., Aug. 16, 1855; m. 1873, Winfield, son of William and Malissa 

(Slater) Aldrich, b. 1847; salesman; Sac City; Republican; member Lodge 239, 

A. O. U. W.; she member M. B. A.; Methodists. 

Ch. b. Sac Co. Iowa: 

Ermina Maria, Nov. 4, 1874. 

Homer Winfield, Apr. 24, 1877. 

Feb. 15, 1880. 

Jan. 2, 1884. 

Apr. 9. 1886. 

Sept. 3, 1892. 



14916.* 

14917. 

14918.* 

14919. 

14920. 

14921. 



William Hudson, 
Jay Leroy, 
Charles May, 
Ruth Arvilla, 



NINTH GENERATION. 1157 

17885] MARIA SUTHERLAND,9 (Sister of John W., ) 

b. Orland, Ind., Apr. 1, 1857: m. 1880^ Ellwood, son of Benjamin and Han- 

(nah (Jrisli) Roby; Republi-can. Both d. Sac County, low^; she Dec. «, 1884; he 

1884. 

•Ch. b. Alta, Iowa: 

14922. Bertie, 1884; d. 1885. 



[7886] ADELBERT R. WOOD,« (Mary A. Brown,* George,^ Phebe 

Hamlin," Jabez,^* Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 Jam«s,2i) b. Lima, Ind., Mar. 23, 1854: 
m. Flint, Ind., Sept. 18, 1881, Viola, dau. of John U. and Sarah (Hanes) Ouster- 
haut, b. Salem Center, Ind., Dec. 5, 1855; farmer; Salem Center: Republican; 
member Lodge 639, 1. O, O. F., and Turkey Creek Rangers; Presbs.; she member 
^Christian Endeavor, and Daughters of Rebekah, 456, I. O. O. F, 
Ch. b. Salem Center: 

14923. Lena A., Oct. 18, 1883. 

14924. Russell J., Apr. 10, 1889. 

14925. A Child, Dec. 3, 1891; d. same day, 

14926. IVA E,, Oct. 18, 1892. 

[7887] LINCOLN R. WOOD,9 (Bro. of Adelbert R.,) 

b. Orland, Ind., Dec. 13, 1865; m. Hudson, Ind., Aug. .31, 1889, Sara, dau. of 
Jacob and Harriet (Forward) Broug, b. Salem, Ind., July 17, 1870; farmer; Sa- 
lem; Republican; Presbs. 

Ch. b. Salem: 

14927. A Child, Aug. 31, 1893; d. same day. 

14928. Randall L., Sept. 15, 1894, " Mar. 2, 1896. 

[7889] WILLIAM W. WOOD,9 (Bro. of Adelbert R.,) 

b. LaGrange Co., Ind,, Nov. 8, 1870; m. Hudson, Ind., Nov. 30, 1892, Clara, 

jdau. of Henry and Susan (Keysbury) Mills, b. Salem, Ind., Dec. 20, 1869: farmer; 

ISalem Center; Republican. 

Ch. b. Salem Center: 

14929. Blanche Z., Jan. 6, 1896. 

[7890] JAMES HAMLIN,9 (George E.,* James V.,' Salmon,* Jabez,^ 

Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) Captain Fire Dept., Newark, N. J. 

[Note 488] CARRIE CHARLOTTE HORNICK," (Phebe M. Hamlin,* 
John G., 7 Salraon,«* Jabez,^ Thomas,* Ebenzer,^ James,2i) b. Hoboken, N. J., 
Jan. 6, 1866; m. there, Oct. 18, 1898, Albert Bonus, son of Thomas Carr, b. Bel- 
mont, Port of Spain, B. W. I., Apr. 7, 1863; cocoa and orange planter; Gran 
Coura, Trinadad; B. W. I.; she is an artist; Epis. 

Ch. b. Gran Coura: 

14930. Frederick Witcomb. 



* Note 488. SALMON HA ML1N,6 [500] Since writing his sketch at page 23;^ further rec- 
ords of his family have been furnished by a grand daughter, Mrs. Phebe M. Horniclf, of N. Y. 
3ity. The records taken from an old family Bible show that he was born in 1764 instead of 
lis 1763; wife was b. Apr. 24, 1770. He d. Mar. 23, 1821. 



1158 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[Note 488] JENNIE MAUDE HORNICK,* (Sister of Carrie C.,) 
b. Hoboken, N. J., Sept. 29, 1867: unmarried; school teacher; Mt. Vernon:: 

she contracted fever while on a visit to Trinadad, from which she died, N. Y. 

City, Mar. 27, 1900. 

[Note 488] GEORGE MITCHEL HORNICK,^ (Bro. of Carrie C.,) 
b. Hoboken, N. J., Feb. 11, 1870; m. Cobleskill, N., Y,, Jan. 1&, 1901, May, 
dail. of Daniel and Mary ( Vanfalkenburg) Shaffer, b. Nov. 30, 1877; lace mer- 
chant; Cobleskill: Epis.; she Methodist. 
Ch. b. N. Y.: 

14931. Gertrude, Jan. 13, 1901. 

[Note 488] FREDERICK WHITCOMB HORNlCK.s M. D., (Bro. of 

Carrie C) b. N. Y. City, Sept. 20, 1872; ra. there. Dec. 8, 1900, Frances. 

Whitson, dau. of George and Harriet (Black) Mott, b. Hempstead, Long Island, 

N. Y., June 22, 1875; physician and surgeon; N. Y. City; Epis.; she Methodist, 

No issue. 

[Note 488] CLARENCE IRVING HORNICK,» (Bro. of Carrie C.,) 
b. N. Y. City, June 4, 1875: m. there, Apr. 4, 1899, Katherine, dau. of Philip 
and Margaret (Keim) Doll, b. Nov. 15, 1878; builder; N. Y. City; Epis. 
Ch. b. N.Y. City: 

14932, George Henry, July 31, 1900. 

Children: 

Paulina, b. .Tan. 3, 1787. 

Fanny, " Dec. 9, 1788; m. — Lee; res, Newark, 

Harbiet, " May 3r 1791, " Bryant. 

Pamela, " .July 18,1793, " Barto. 

Clarissa, " Nov. 14, 1795. 

*James Vanderberg, •' Mar. 14, 1798. 

Almira. " Dec. 30, 1800; m. Simpson. 

Carolina, . " May 3, 1803, 

*JoHN George, '• Sept. l, 1S0<5, Duchess Co. 

Maria M., " .Jan. 8, 1811 ; m. Nicholas Babcock. 

.JOHN GEORGE HAMLIN,? (Salmon,6 Jabez,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,3,James.2i) b. Duch- 
ess Co , N Y., Sept. 1, 1806; m. N. Y., Mar. 15, 1832, Eliza Hunt, dau. of Abljah and Frances (Fra- 
zee) Ward, b. Sing Sing, N. Y., Aug. 6, 1805; cleryman; Christian church. He d. Pleasant Valley, 
N. Y., 1892; she d. Seward Valley, N. Y., Spring of 1764. 
Children: 

b. Sept. 15, 1836, N. Y. ; m. Helen RoHin. 
15, 1837, " unm. 
8, 1838, " 
22, 1838, " m. Edwin Wbitcomb. 
29, 1840, " Palmyra. 
12, 1842, " Rochester. 
.I0H.\ .JAMES HAMLIN.S (.fohn G.,7 Salmon,6 .Jabez.s Thomas.* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. 
New York, Feb. 21), 1840; m. Miss Strail, of Seward Valley, N. Y. ; soldier in the civil war. 

PHEBE MARIE HAMLIN,* (Sister of .John .J.,) b. Rochester, N.Y., Oct. 12, 1842; m. N.Y. 
City, Feb. 13, 1865, George Henry, son of William and Mary llornick, b. Waterford, Ireland, Nov. 
2, 18.35; lace merchant; Hoboken, N. .J., and N. Y. City. Epis.; she res N.Y. City. He d, N.Y- 
City, Oct. 23. 1901. 

Children: 
*Cabrie Charlotte, b. .Jan. 6, 1866, Hoboken. 

Mennie Maude, " Sept. 29, 1867, 

*Georoe Mitchel, " Feb. 11, 1870, 

♦Frederick Whitcomb, " Sept. 20, 1872, N.Y. City, 
♦Clarence Irving, " June 4, 1875, 

Edith IBKNE, " Oct. 8, 1877, Hoboken; teacher. 



Alonzo Alvord, 


b. Sept 


Ella .Jane, 


" Apr. 


George Ward, 


'• Mar. 


Frances Caroline, 


" Mar, 


*.JoHN James, 


" Feb. 


*Phebk Marie, 


" Oct. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1159 

[Note 488] EDITH IRENE HORNlCK,9 (Sister of Carrie C, ) 
b. Hobolcen, N. J., Oct. 81, 1877: unmarried: school teacher: N. Y. City. She 
•compiled the records of the descendants of her grandfather, Rev. JohnG. Ham- 
lin, for this work. 

[7891] MARIA LOUISE DEWEY,9 (Seymour B.,* Susan M. Fairchild,' 
Lucinda Hamlin," J abez,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James, 21) b. North Egre- 
niont, Mass., Mar. 8, 1849; m. there, Jan. 25, 1871, William J., son of Pliny and 
Eliza Karner, b. South Egremont, Mass., Jan. 10, 1840; civil engineer; Chicago, 
111.; Republican^ member Am. Soc. Civil Engiueers, N. Y. City; Western Soc. 
Engineers, Chicago; Progressive Council, 940; Royal Arcanum; she member 
•Chicago Chapter, D.A.R.; Chicago South Side Woman's Club; Epis. 

[7892] CARRIE DEWEY, 9 (Sister of Maria L.,) 

b. Egremont, Mass., Apr. 9, 1853: m. there, Feb. 2, 1881, Charles Frank, son 
Leonard and Mary (Chapman) Brown, b. Genoa, Wis., Feb. 19, 1853; railway 
employe; Sheffield, Mass., in youth; Egremont, 1880-3; since, Chicago, Ills.; Re- 
publican; member Cincinnatus Lodge A. F. & A. M,, Great Barrington, Mass.; 
and K. T.; she Epis.; member Thursday Morning Club, and D, A. R. 

Ch. b. Egremont; 

14933. Seymour Dewey, Apr. 3, 1882. 

14934. Louise Dewey, Nov. 13, 1883. 

14935. Guy Estey, Apr. 25, 1900. 

[7894] ALICE CAROLINE DEWEY,9 (John F.,8 Susan M. Fairchild,? 
Luncinda Hamlin, " Jabez,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Norwalk, Ohio, 
Feb. 22, 1847; m. there, Sept. 8, 1880, Sebre Howard, son of William Beatson 
and Jane Howard Waring, b. Sackett's Harbor, N. Y., Feb. 22, 1841; corporal, 
E., 85 Ohio, Inf. Vols.: enlisted May 26, 1862; dis. Sept., 1862; he came to Cleve- 
land, Ohio, 1848; Toledo, since 1863: cashier, Ketcham Nat'l Bank; Republican; 
member of all the Masonic bodies of Toledo, including 30° Scottish Rite Masons; 
Mystic Shrine; and G. A. R.; members Trinity church. He d> Toledo, Feb. 12, '99 

No issue. 

[7895] ELLA JOSEPHINE DEWEY,9 (Sister of Alice C.,) 

b. Norwalk, Ohio, Feb. 16, 1849; m. there, Jan. 19, 1881, William Boone, son 
of Jonathan and Ann (Boone) Wolverton, b. Groton, Ohio, Aug. 8, 1842; Sergt., 
A, 72 Ohio Inf. Vols.; enlisted Oct. 24, 1861; in battles of Crump's Landing, Shi- 
loh, Corinth, Jackson, Vicksburg, Jackson, Brancton, Brice's Cross Roads, cap- 
tured at Guntown, Miss., June 11, 1864, and confined in Andersonville Prison 
9 months; dis. July 21, 1865; lawyer; Norwalk; prosecuting att'y of Huron Co., 
Ohio, 1876-80; Republican; members St. Paul's P. E. church. He d. Norwalk, 
Oct. 21, 1894. 

No issue. 

[7898] FRANK LATIMER DEWEY,9 (Sister of Alice C, ) 

b. Norwalk, Ohio, June 24, 1856; m. there, Nov. 3, 1880, Hon. Lewis Cass, 

son of John and Mary (Weyburn) Laylin, b. Sept. 28, 1848; prosecuting att'y, 

Huron Co., Ohio, 1879-1887; member Ohio legislature, 1888-94, speaker of the 

house; secretary of state of Ohio; Republican; Norwalk; Columbus, Ohio, 1901: 



I 



1160 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

member Mt. Vernon' Lodge A.F.&A.M.; Huron Chapter, R. A.M., and Com- 
mandery 18, K.T., Norwalk; Methodists. 

Children: 

14936. Clarence Dewey, b. Aug. 29, 1882. 

14937. Robert Weyburn, " May 7, 1886. . 

14938. Lewis Fa iRCHiLD, " Sept. 27, 1889. 

[7903] FLORENCE ])EWEY,9 (Theodore,* Susan M. Fairchild,'Lucinda 
Hamlin,« JabeK,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,* Jaraes,2i) b. Great Barrington, Mass.^ 
Sept. 9, 1850; m. there, Oct. 29, 1879, James Albert Tanner, of Lee, Mass. 
Ch. b. Lee: 

14939. Elstb, Sept. 14, 1882. 

[7905] ABIGAIL LUNCIN DA FOOTE,!* (Eliza Wooster,* Almira 

Fairchild,' Luncinda Hamlin, « Jabez^^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,3i) b. Nov, 
16, 1831; m. Charles C. Smith; she res. St. Paul, Minn.; he is dead. 
Children: 

14940. Charles. 

14941. Frank,* unm. 1897. 

[7908] CAROLINE DEWEY FOOTE,9 (Sister of Abigail L.,) 

b. Apr. 11, 1836; ra. 1860, Charles W. Millen, of Norwalk, Ohio. 
Children: 

14942.* Agnes, b. 1862. 

14943. John Gardiner, unm. 

[7912] ARTHUR WOOSTER,9 (John,* AlrairaFairchild,' Lucinda Ham- 
lin, "JabeZi^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James, ^i) m. 1st, Allie Brayraan, of Well- 
ington, Ohio; m. 2d, his cousin, Ella Foote;^ Chronicle Bldg., San Francisco, CaL 
Ch. by 1st marriage: 

14944. John. 

[7914] CAROLINE DEWEY WOOSTER,9 (Henry M.,^ Almira Fair- 
childj Lucinda Hamlin,8 Jabez,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Sullivan, 
Ohio, Feb. 15, 1841; m. Norwalk, Ohio, Oct. 24, 1860, Malcom, son of Shepard 
and Deborah Ferris (Drake) Patrick, b. Norwalk, Mar. 13, 1835; druggist; Nor- 
walk; Republican; she Epis, 

Ch. b. Norwalk: 

14945.* Henry Wooster, Dec. 24, 1862. 

14946.* Nellie, Oct. 12, 1865. 

[7915] CHARLOTTE WOOSTER,9 (Sister of Caroline D.,) 

b. Chatham, Ohio, Oct. 26, 1842; m. by Rev. George Watson, Norwalk, Ohio, 
Nov. 15, 1864, Capt. Frederick Harper, son Charles Leicester and Eliza W. (Gris- 
woldt) Boalt, b. Norwalk; Capt., D, 55 Ohio Inf. Vols.; enlisted Sept. 13, 1861; 



* His name changed to Ponsonby. 

+ Note 489. ELIZA W. GRISWOLD was dau. of Gov. Roger Griswokl, of Conn. ; and grand 
dau. of Gov. Matthew Griswnld, of Old Lyme, Ct. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1161 

commissioned 2d Lieut., Oct. 20, 1861; 1st Lieut., Oct. 2, 1862; Captain, Mar. 4, 
1864: resigned, Sept. 13, 1864. He was assassinated on a rancli, near Voltaire, 
Kansas, Apr. IT, 1887;. she res. Cleveland, Ohio. 
Ch. b. Norwalk: 

14947. William Wooster, Nov. 9, 1865; d. Aug. 10, 1866. 

14948.* Lucy Perkins, May 11, 1868. 

14949.* Caroline Wooster, Jan. 10, 1871. 

14950. Frances Moss, May 9, 1872; unm. 1902. 

14951. Marian Griswold, Nov. 17, 1873, " " 

14952. Frederick Leicester, July 16, 1874, " " 

[7916J SARAH JEANNETTE WOOSTER,9 (Sister of Caroline I).,) 
b. Plymouth, Ohio, Nov. 17, 1849; ra. Norwalk, Ohio, Jan. 21, 1885, Charles 
Frederick, son of Henry and Margaret Ann (Wigh) Endley, b. New Lisbon* 
Ohio, Nov. 13, 1842; fruit grower; .Mansfield, Ohio, 1846-74; Tiffin, Ohio, 1874- 
80; Pueblo, Col., 1880-7; since, San Diego, Cal.; Republican: private, E, 3 Ohio 
Cav.; enlisted Sept., 1861; in battles of Stone River, Shiloh, Chattanooga, 
Chickamauga; dis. Aug. 4, 1865; Epis. 

No issue. 

[7918] EMMA WOOSTER,^ ( William F.,« Alraira Fairchild,7 Lucinda 
Hamlin, fi Jabez, 5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James, 2 1) m. Elias Sanford; Elyria, 

Ohio. 

Children: 

14953. Kate. 

14954. Hal. 

[7919] NATHAN PARK WOOSTER," (Bro. of Emma,) 

I b. Elyria, Ohio, 18.53; m. 1877, Florence T., dau. of Rev. Benjamin Tompsett 
I Noakes, D. D., and wife, Sarah (Piper), b. Rochester, N. Y., Nov. 10, 1855; drug- 
gist: Elyria: Republican; Epis. 

Ch. b. Elyria: 

14955. Florence Noakes, 1878. 

14956. Benjamin Baldwin, 1882. 

[7920] FANNIE WOOSTER,9 (Moses F.,' Almira Fairchild,^ Lucinda 

Hamlin, 6 Jabez,' Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James, 21) b. Norwalk, Ohio, Feb. 19, 

1853; m. Cleveland, Ohio, May 17, 1882, Arthur Edmund, son of George Rodney 

[and Eleanor (Root) Whiting, b. Mayfleld, Ohio, Feb. 6,1851; manufacturer; 

Maytield and Cleveland, Ohio: Republican: member Forest City Lodge, A.F. & 

A.M. and Cleveland Chapter 148, R. A.M.; she Epis. 

Ch. b. Cleveland: 

14957. Florence Eleanor, June 10, 1886. 

[7921] EVELYN WOOSTER," (Sister of Fannie,) 

b. Norwalk, Ohio, July 22, 1857; m. there. May 14, 1879, Harry Cameron, 
|i son of James and Margaret (Cameron) Grant, b. Pittsburg, Pa., Nov. 4, 1856; 
'manufacturer; Pittsburg, Pa.; Cleveland, Ohio; and N. Y. City; Republican: 
member Forest City Lodge, A. F. & A. M. 
Ch. b. Cleveland: 

14958. Lawrence Wooster, .Tune 10, 1886. 



1162 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[7932] HENRY MARTYN FAIRCHILD,9 (Horace J., » Moses.^ 

Luncinda Hamlin,8 Jabez,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. N. Y. City, Dec.1 
28, 1862: m. Jan. 1, 1894, Harriet Isabel, dau. of Thomas and Misha (Rutterf 
Verker, of N. Y. City. 

[7934J HELEN MARGUERITE FA IRCHILD,9 (Sister of Henry M.,j 
b. Rawdon, Cheshire, Eng., Feb. 18, 1872: m. June 5, 1895, Isaac Smith, son! 

of Judge Charles, and Caroline (Tulman) Wheaton, b. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Decj 

13, 1864. 

[7938] JARVIS ROSE FAIRCHILD,^ (Jarvis M.,8 Muses,^ Lucind? 

Hamlin,* Jabez,» Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Aug. 23, 18H8: m. Oct. 
25, 1893, Sarah Lenita Plumb, of N. Y. 

Child: 

14959. HoxiE, b. Sept. 7, 1894. 

[7950] MURIEL ROBINSON, » (Harriet R. Church,* Nathaniel," Ruth 
Hamlin, « Jabez,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Aug. 1, 
1860; m. N. Y. City, Sept. 10, 1891, Rev. Franklin, son of Gen. Augustus and 
Martha (Champlin) Gaylord, b. Yonkers, N. Y., May 1. 1856. He graduated 
Yale College, and entered the ministry 1894; pastor, Paris, France, and Ford- 
ham, N. Y. City: member Yale Club and Cong. Club; members Trinity Cong. 
Church, N. Y. City. 

No issue. 

[7957] WILLIAM HUDSON HARPER,9 (Mary L. Scovllle,* Lois D. 
Church,' Ruth Hamlin, « Jabez,!" Thomas,* Ebenezer," James,2i) b. New York 
City, Mar. 20, 1857; m. Feb. 14, 1888, Grace Augusta, dau. of Benjamin and 
Katharine R. (Drennan) Cooke,* b. Plymouth, Ohio, Dec. 16, 1862: journalist: 
Evanston, Ills.; has res. in Winsted and Salisbury, Ct., and Washington, D. C. 
He prepared for college at Williston Seminary, Easthampton, Mass., and studied 
at Georgetown College and Edwards Place School, Stockbridge, Mass.: gradu- 
ated from Yale College, class of 1880; was class poet, and on staff of Yale News, 
the first college daily: taught a few months at school for boys. Garden City, 
Long Island, N. Y. He went to Chicago, Ills., October, 1881, and began work 
on the News, worked on The Inter-Ocean, 1883-99: worked for the Civic Federation 
of Chicago a few months in 1900; and in the summer of that year brought out a 
hand-book on trusts, entitled " Restraint of Trade." He assisted in preparing 
the report to congress of the Commission on the Improvement of the Park 
System of Washington, in 1901: member Psi Upsilon fraternity, Yale College; 
Press Club, and University Club, of Chicago; and the National Union. At his 
suggestion The Inter-Ocean conducted the competition resulting in the adoption 
of the female figure typifying Chicago, with the motto, "I WILL." Mrs. Harper 
is member of Woman's Board of Missions of the Interior, and I). A. R.; Congs. 
Children: 

14960. Katherine Scoville, b. Jan. 29, 1890, Chicago. 

14961. Paul Church, " Sept. 14, 1892, Evanston. 

* Note 490. Mrs. HARPER is a lineal descendant of Francis Cooke, whc with his sou John 
came in the Mayflower, 1620; his wife and other children came afterwards. 






NINTH GENERATION. 1163 

[7958] MARY LOIS HARPER,9 (Sister of William H.,) 

b. Winsted, Ct., Nov. 15, 1860; m. Washington, D. C, Feb. 11, 1888, James 
Uonstantine. son of James and Sarah (Collins) Piling, b. Washington, Nov. 16, 
1846: Ethnologist, and Bibliographer of North American Indian languages; 
Washington; Catholic; member of Cosmos Club, Washington and various Scien- 
tific societies; she member D. A. R., and Washington Club. He d. Olney, Md., 
July 26, 1895. 

Children: 

14962. Lois Hakpek, b. Dec. 27, 1888; d. June 22, 1890. 

14963. Ruth Harper, " Nov. 21, 1890. 

[7959] SAMUEL SCOVILLE PASCHAL,« (Mary L. Scoville,^ Lois D. 
Church,' Ruth Hamlin, « Jabez,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Washington, 
D. C, Mar. 16, 1875; m. there. May 12, 1897, Mary Lois, dau. of Henry Clay and 
Susan (McConneli ) Sherman, b. Washington, Jan. 5, 1875; lavpyer; Exeter, N.H., 
1889-93; Cambridge, Mass., 1893-6; Washington, D. C, and Honolulu, H. I., 
1899-1901; Republican; Presb. 

Children: 

14964. Barbara, b. Aug. 8, 1900, Honolulu; d. Oct. 22, 1900. 

14965. Guy Sherman, " Aug. 14, 1901, Washington. 

[7964] JOHN EDWARD WARD,9 (Edward.^ Ruth A. Church,' Ruth 
Hamlin,« Jabez, a Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Salisbury, Ct., June 6, 1870; 
m. Falls Village, Ct., June 6,1893, Edith Louise, dau. of Bruen and Celia I. 
(Smith) Burnett, of Amesville, Ct.; farmer; resides on his father's farm, Salis- 
bury, occupied successively by his father, grandfather and greatgrandfather; 
Methodist; she Cong. 

Ch. b. Salisbury: 

14966. Nathaniel Church, Feb. 17, 1894. 

[7984] NETTIE HAMLIN HIBBARD," (Mary A. Hamlin,8 John W.,' 
Jabez.fi'^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James, 21) b. Celina, Ohio, Aug. 9, 1858; m. 
East Aurora, N. Y., Feb. 6, 1878, Frank, son of Fisher and Phebe (Lawrence) 
Metcalf, b. Holland, N. Y., .Tan. 4, 1848; farmer; Momence, 111., 1878-9; Holland, 
1880; East Elma, N. Y., 1882; East Aurora, 1900; Willink, N. Y., 1902; Democrat; 
she Epis. 

Ch. b. E. Elma: 

14967. Clara Luoinda, July 14, 1882; unm. 1902. 

14968. Frank, Oct. 9, 1884. 

[7985] CLARA L. HIBBARD," (Sister of Nettie H.,) 

b. Akron, Ohio, Oct. 29, 1860; m. East Elma, N. Y., Mar. 10, 1883, Dewey E., 
son of David Fancher and Puella Lucinda (Terry) Barker, b. Clarendon, N.Y., 
Aug. 17, 1861; letter carrier; Orleans Co., N. Y., until 1865; Monroe Co., N.Y., 
until 1872; since, Erie Co., N.Y.: Buffalo, 1901; Independent; member Branch 
3, National Asso. of Letter Carriers; Epis. 
Ch. b. E. Elma: 

14969. George Dewey, Dec. 16, 1883. 



1164 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[7986] IDA HAMLIN, 9 (Frederick ISr,8 John W.,^ Jabez,*^ Thomas,* 

Ebenezer,3 James,2i) \}^ st. Louis, Mo., Sept. 3, 1859; m. Chicago, Ills., Oct. 20, 
1880, Louis D. Webster; lawyer; Chicago, Ills. 
No issue. 

[7987] HARRY WILDER HAMLIN.9 (Bro. oflda,) 

b. Buffalo, N. Y., Nov. 7, I860; unmarried: chemist: employed by Am. Glu- 
cose Co.: Buffalo; later at Peoria, 111. 

[7988] KATHERINE HAMLIN CHERRY," (Emma M. Hamlin,* Ed- 
ward S.,' Jabez,«» Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. N. Y. City, Mar. 15, 1866; 

m. Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. 19, 1893, Robert Colter, son of Fredericli William, 

and Sarah (Colter) Boy^ b. Cincinnati, Apr. 16, 1862: merchant: Cincinnati; res. 

Austin, Texas, 1903; Democrat. He was educated Williams College, Mass.: she 

at Bradford Academy, Mass.; Epis. 
No issue. 

[7989] LAURA BELLE CHERRY,9 (Sister of Katherine H.,) 

b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Dec. 18, 1870; m. there, Oct. '23, 1895, Charles Theodore, 
son of Theodore Lund August and Clara Esther (Emrie*) Greve, b. Cincinnati, 
Ohio, Jan. 3, 1863: lawyer; Cincinnati; Democrat. He graduated Harvard Col- 
lege, A. B., class of 1884; and from Cincinnati Law Schcjol, L L. B., 1885; ad- 
mitted to the bar, Ohio, same year, and to U. S. Courts: Asst. U. S. Attorney, 
Southern Dist. of Ohio, 1894-8; Referee in Bankruptcy, since 1898; candidate 
for Congress, 2d Dist. Ohio, 1892; candidate for Probate Judge, 1902; member 
Literary Club; Society of Colonial Wars; Founders and Patriots; War of 1812; 
American Academy Political and Social Sciences; Joint Editor Bench and Bar, 
Ohio: Author Centennial History of Cincinnati; she was educated Bradford 
Academy, Mass.; Epis.: member of Woman's Club and Whist Club. 

Ch. b. Cincinnati: 

14970. Theodore, Aug. 20, 1902. 

[7990] Hon. CHARLES McGINLEY LeBLOND,^ (Louisa McGinley,* 
Betsey E. Hamlin, ' Jabez,^^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Celina, Ohio, 
June 27, 1854: m. Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 6, 1877, Annie, dau. of Luke and Kather- 
ine (Barlow ) Brennan; lawyer; Celina; Representative, Ohio, Leg.; she Catholic. 
Ch. b. Celina: 

14971. Luke Brennan, Oct. 28, 1880. 

14972. Charles Hubert, Oct. 28, 1884. 

14973. Charlotte Maria, Sep. 18, 1888. 

[7991] EMMA LOUISE LeBL0ND,9 (Sister of Charles M.,) 

b. Celina, Ohio, Aug. 1, 1859; m. there, Jan. 14, 1885, Charles A., son of Joseph 
and Emma (Geissert) Kloeb; res. Celina: candidate for auditor, Mercer Co., 
Ohio, 1896; Catholics. 





Ch. b. Celina: 




14974. 


Le Blond Charles, 


June 13, 1886: d. June 29, 1886. 


14975. 


Annie Louise, 


Feb. 14, 1888. 


14976. 


Francis, 


June 16, 1890. 



* Note 491. CLARA E. EMRIE, descends from John Emepy,i of Newbury, Mass. See note 
317. 



I^INTH GENERATION. 1165 

[7992] FRANK CELESTIAN LeBLOND," (Bro. of Charles M.,) 
b. Celina, Ohio, Sept. 18, 1863; m. Colorado, Mar. 15, 1892, Eleanor Van 
I Ifatta, b. Richmond, Va.; half owner and manager of the Telluride Coffee Co.; 
Hilo, Hawiian Islands; vShe is a physician; graduate Chicago Medical School, and 
;a Philadelphia med. school; medical officer under the Hawiian Government, 
! No issue. 

[7994] KATE HAMLIN PHELPS,^ (Charles H.,8 Luncinda E. Hamlin,^ 

i Jabez,*!^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. St. Mary, Ohio, Dec. 10, 1864; m. 

\ Fort Davis, Texas, May 13,1888, Farrand, son of EmiliusKitchelland Elizabeth 

' ;Sanford (Pierson) Sayre, b. Monticello, Mo., .June 17, 1861; cadet, West Point, 

U. S. Military Academy, graduated June 15, 1884; 2d Lieut. 8 U. S. Cav., July 

1, 1884; 1st Lieut. 8, U. S. Cav., Apr. 17, 1891; Ft. Mead So. Dak.. 1896; has served 

at Fort Mcintosh and Fort Davis, Texas, and Jefferson Barracks; she Cong. 

Ch. b. St. Mary: 

14977. Elizabeth Stanford, Nov. 11^, 1891, 

[8000] MARY VIRGINIA PHELPS,9 (Frederick E.,* Lucinda E. Ham- 
lin,' Jabez,*^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Fort Bayard, N. M., Nov. 25, 
1871; m. Urbana, Ohio, July 19, 1894, George Archibald, son of George Goodwin 
and Susan Isabella (Fielden) Harriman, b. Fisherville, N. H., Sept. 19, 1869; 
res. Urbana, Ohio; Republican; Baptist; member Junior Order American- Me- 
•clianics; sii€ Presb. 

Ch. b. Urbana: 

14978. Alice Elizabeth, Apr. 5, 1895. 

I [8007] ELIZABETH HAMLIN,9 (Fi'ank,^ Cicero J.,' Jabez,6sThoinas-,» 

*t Ebenezer,3 James.^i) b. Buffalo, N. Y., Apr. 10, 1876; m. there, Apr. 25, 1900, 

Seth Bliss, son of Seth Bliss and Lucy (Thompson) Hunt, b. N. Y. City, Dec 18, 

1871: asst. manager, Atlas Works, Standard Oil Co., Buffalo, N.Y.; Republican; 

she Presb. 

[8008] HELEN HAMLIN,9 (Sister of Elizabeth,) 

b. Buffalo, N. Y., Apr. 11, 1879; m, there, Jan. 8, 1902, William Mann, son 
iof William Mann and Julia Murrid (Clarke) Fincke, b. N. Y. City, Jan. 1, 1878; 
lasst. supt. of coal mines; Ellsworth, Pa.; Republican; he grad. Yale Univer- 
sity, 1901; Presbs. 

[8009] KATHERINE HAMLIN,9 (William,^ Cicero J.,' Jabez,*"* Thomas,* 
Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Buffalo, N.Y., Mar. 13, 1876; m. there, 1896, EUicott, 
son of Edwin Townsend and Sarah (Grant) Evans, b. Buffalo; agent Locomobile 
Co.; Buffalo; Republican. 

Children: 

14979. Elizabeth Gates, b. Nov., 1898. 

14980. Edwin TowNSEND, " Apr., 1900. 

[8011] SARAH GATES HAML1N,9 (Sister of Katherine,) 

b. Buffalo, N. Y., June 7, 1880; m. there, Feb. 19, 1901, George Armstrong, 



1166 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



son of Rev. Dr. Samuel S. and Theresa (Weirman) Mitchell, b. Washington, D^ 
C; lumberman; Buffalo; Republican; Presbs. ' 

Child: 

14981. William Hamlin, b. Nor. 15; 1901. 

[8018] NELLIE C. CASEY," (Sarah C. Hamlia,^ Roderick,' Amasa.s- : 
Jabez,& Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) m. John McGuire, of Champaign, 111. 

14982'. One Child; res. Champaign. ' 

[8020] ELLEIST YOUNG,* (Harriet Hamlin,» Roderick,' Amasa.e Jabez,5> I 
Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) m. William Pluramer. He Is dead. 

Child: 

14983. Harry; res. Kenosha,^ Wis., 1897, 



[8025] MATTHEW YOUNG," 
m. Lulu Rogers, of Salem, Ills. 

Children: 

14984. Ro&ER. 

14985. Harper. 

[80271 WILLIAM YOUNG,^ 
m. Emma Richards; Salem, IIL 

Children: 

14986. Lloyd. 

14987. Edna. 

14988. William. 



(Bro. of Ellen,) 



(Bro. of Ellen,) 



(Bro. of Ellen,) 



[8028] JOHN YOUNG," 
m. Myrtle Scott; Salem, 111. 

Child: 
14989. Nellie. 



[8030] SARAH COPPLE," (Frances Hamlin,' Roderick,' Amasa,« Jabez,» 
Thomas,3 James,2i) m. Jasper Gillott of Kansas. 
Children: 

14990. WiLBER. 

14991. Cora; res. Kansas. 

14992. William. 

[8037] NEWTON H. HAMLIN," (Amasa,^ Roderick,' Amasa,« Jabez,* 
Thomas,* Ebenezer.s James, ^i) m. Jennie Cook; Odin, 111. 

Child: 

14993. DiMON C. 

[8043] NELLIE NORENE HAMLIN," (Charles,' Roderick,' Amasa,« 
Jabez,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James.^i) b. Centralia, Ills., Sept. 28, 1872; m. Cen- 
tral City, Ills., Sept. 28, 1890, Enoch H. McClelland, b. near Odin, Ills., June 18, 



KIITTH GENERATION. 1167 

1860; coal miner; Centralia; Democrat: city marshal, 1896: member 419, A. O. 
U. W.; and Camp 52, M, W. A.: Methodists. 
Ch. b. Odin, Ills.: 

14994. Laura May, July 31, 1891. 

[8085] EUGENE VAN RENSSELAER HAMBLIN,9 (Harvey,* Harmon," 

James," Amasa,'' Thomas,* EbeTiezer,^ James,^!) b. Sterlingville, N. Y., 

r i Jan. 29, 1855; m. Natural Bridge, N. Y., Mar. 31, 1881, Emma Francelia, dau. of 

Anson Dodge and Lucy Hannah (Gates) Ellis, b. Theresa, Jefferson Co., N. Y^, 

Apr. 24, 1864; farmer; Natural Bri<lge; Democi"at; she Methodist. 

Ch. b. Lewis Co., N. Y.: 

14995. John Adelbert, Nov. 4, 1882, 

14996. Charles Eugene, July 29, 1889. 

14997. James A«thur, July 11, 1894, 

[8086] ADELBERT E. HAMBLIN, (Bro. of Eugene V.,) 

b. Sterlingville. N. Y., May 14, 1858; unmarried; carpenter; Syracuse, N. Y.; 
Democrat; member of Carpenter's Union, 26, 

[8090] EMMA ROXANA GRAVES,' <Ferdinanti V.,* Roxanna Ham- 
blin,' James,« Amasa,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Boonville, N. Y., May 
30, 1832; unmarried: clerk in Treasury Dept., Washington, D. C, since 1862, 

[8091] GEORGE A. GRAVES,9 (Bro. of Emma R.,) 

b. Boonville, N. Y., July 4, 1834; m. Omaha, Neb., Oct. 14, 1859, Emma, 
dau. of George W. Homan. He <1. Boonville, May 12, 1863, 
Children: 

14998. Amy M., b. July 24, 1861, Omaha; d. Apr. 6, 1892, 

14999. Byron Homan, " Dec. 2, 1862, Boonville. 

p|l [8092] BYRON PALMER GRAVES,9 (Bro. of Emma R.,) 

b. Boonville, N. Y., Aug. 11, 1837; m. there, 1878, Nellie M., dau. of John 
and Mary (Shultz) Anderson, b. Boonville, 1853: merchant; Boonville, 

Ch. b. Boonville: 

15000. Joe Frees, Oct. 2, 1879. 

15001. Geo. Brinckerhoff, Sept. 10, 1882. 

15002. Stanley Anderson, Dec. 7, 1885. 

[8093] CATHERINE M. GRAVES,' (Sister of Emma R.,) 

b. Boonville, N. Y., Oct. 30, 1839; m. Davidson, Md., Nov. 12, 1867, Col. John 
A. Joyce. He studied law in the office of Hon. Wm. B. Allison, U. S. Senator, 
Iowa; Washington, D.C.; poet; author of Jewells of Memory, Checkered Life, 
Peculiar Poems, Zigzag, Complete Poems, Oliver Goldsmith and Edgar Allan 
Poe; she Presb,; she d. Washington, Jan. 14, 1902, 
Children: 

15003. Katherine Darling, b. Sept. 1871, St. Louis; d. Dec. 22, '86 
,15004. Elizabeth Graves, " May 15, 1874, " 

15005. Allison, " Nov. 23, 1875, Ripon: d. Aug. 8, 1876. 

15006. Florence Phcebe, "Apr. 1, 1882, Georgetown; unm. 1902. 



1168 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[8094] MARGARET ELIZABETH GRAVES,9 (Sister of Emma R.,))j 

b. Boonville, N. Y., June 28^ 1842; m, there, Aug. 19, 1869, Francis Menet, of i 

Lawrence, Kansas. I 

CliJldren; , 

15007-. Margaret. | 

15006. Katherine, 

15009'. Frank. 

15010. GussiE. 

[8095] CALVJN V. GRAVES.8- (Bro. of Emma R.,) 

b. Boonville, N. Y., Mar. 7, 1845; unmainied; res. Natural Bridge, N. Y.;! 
rausician, 97 N. Y. Inf. Vols. 

[809&] JEFFERSON PIERRE GRAVES-," (Bro. of Emma R.,) 

b. Boonville, N. Y., July 4, 1848; m. there, Aug. 1, 1871, Elizra, dau. of Eb- 

enezer and Eliza (Clapp) Jones, b. Boonville, July 29. 1847; merchant; Boonville; 

Republican; Methodists; Ptest. Home and Foreign Mjs. Soc. 

Uh. b. Boonville: 
15011.* Calvin Jones, June 6, 1873, 

15012. Emma Juliette, Apr. 19, 1875: d, Aug. 19', 1875. 

15013.* Ferdinand V. Stewart, Feb. 6, 1878. 

15014. Elmer Thayer, Sept. 30, 1881. 

[8098] CHARLES HAMLIN,9 (Henry ,» James,' « Amasa,^ Thomas,« 

Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Dec. 19, 1853, prob. about Antwerp, N. Y.; Elijah Fultoo 
of Antwerp was his guardian, afterwards Charles Strickland. He was educated i 
at a boys training school, in Ohio: when of the age of majority he took the 
estate left him by his two grandfathers and settled in Kansas. 

[8099] ASAHEL I. MONK,« (Louisa K. Hambhn,8 Abraham H./ 

James,8 Am'asa,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James.^i) He d. Sheldon, Iowa. 

Children: 

15015. Pearl; res. Sheldon. 

15016. Earl; d. 

[8100] JOSEPHINE MONK," (Sister of Asahel I.,) 

tn. Walter Barranger; Sheldon, Iowa, 

Ch. b, Sheldon: 

15017. Fred, 

[8107 CLARENCE HARTWELL HAMBL1N,» (Hartwell C.,» 

AbrahamH,,' James," Amasa,5 Thomas, Ebenezer,aJames,2») b. Greenbush.Wis., 
Mar. 11, 1856; m. Worthington, Minn., June 19, 1883, Carrie Agelia, dau. of 
William Henry and Louisa (Burroughs) Thompson, b. Yonkers, N. Y., Oct. 8, 
1861: R. R. agent: Tekamah, Neb.; Republican; Presbs. 
Children: 

14518. Lydia Genevieve, b. May 13, 1884, Omaha, 

14519. Haktwell Hastings, " Jan. 28, 1886, Tekamah, 

14520. Helen Winogene, " Sept. 3, 1888, " 



NINTH GENERATION. 1169 

[8108J ARTHUR BERLIN HAMBLIN,9 (Bro. of Clarence H.,) 
b. Greenbush, Wis., July 14, 1859: m. Sioux City, Iowa, Sept., 1888, Mary 
Grubb; R. R. trainman: Republican: member Brotherhood of R. R, Trainmen. 
Children: 

15021. Bektha Allie, b. Apr. 14, 1890, Sioux City. 

15022. Miles Arthur, " Oct. 20, 1894, Eagle Grove. 

[8109] ALLEY MARIA HAMBLIN,9 (Sister of Clarence H.,) 

b. Greenbush, Wis., Aug. 2, 1866; m. there, Feb. 4, 1888, Clarence Dale Gib- 
son, b. Greenbush, Apr. 1, 1870; house decorator; So. Omaha, Neb.: Republican; 
member of Camp 1095, M. W. A.; she res. Tekamah, Neb.; member Kings 
Daughters: Presbs. He is dead. 





Children: 








15023. 


Arthur Clare, 


b. Nov. 


14, 


1888, Greenbush. 


15024. 


RuBiE Marie, 


" Nov. 


29, 


1892, So. Omaha. 


15025. 


Dale LeRoy, 


" Oct. 


11, 


1896, " 



[81211 INEZ ESTELLA HAMBLIN,« (Holland.^ Abraham H. ,7 James.s 

Amasa,'^ Thomas,* Ebenezer, 3 James, 21) b. Greenbush, Wis., Jan. 2, 1865; m. 

Sugar Bush, Wis., Feb. 25, 1883, Walter, son of Jo.seph Northrup and Ellen 

(Mills) Owen, b. Sugar Bush, Feb. 2, 1859; farmer; Sugar Bush; Republican and 

Prohibitionist: she Christian. 

Ch. b. Sugar Bush: 

15026. Elmer Winfred, Oct. 6, 1884. 

15027. Archer Webber, Nov. 3, 1885. 

15028. Florence Pearl, Apr. 12, 1890. 

15029. Perry Wilson, Nov. 26, 1894. 

[8122] EFFIE LOUISA HAMBLIN, 9 (Sister of Inez E.,) 

b. Greenbush, Wis., Oct. 11, 1866: m. James W. Babb, of Fremont, Wis. 

Children: 

15030. Stella Emilda, b. Mar., 1896, Hutchins. 

15031. Elsie, " Sept., 1900, Fremont. 
150.32. Floyd, " Mar. 1902, " 

[8124] HENRY HARTWELL COLTON,« (Roxy J. Hamblin,^ Hiram,' 
James," Amasa,!^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,'' James,2i) b. Gouverneur, N.Y., May 10, 
1845: Sergt., A, 106 N.Y. Inf. Vols., enlisted Aug. 14, 1862; promoted corporal, 
Mar. 16, 1863; sergt., Nov. 1, 1863; killed in battle before Petersburg, Va., Apr. 
2, 1865, wliile commanding his company, at the age of 20 years. A leaf from his 
memorandum book was published by Major Paine, of his regiment, viz.: "Sept. 
6, 1864. I have just got a new memorandum book; will keep a full diary for my 
third year of soldiering in the service of the United States. I left home on the 
14th of August, 1862, in company with Luther Colton, my father, who was in- 
stantly killed in battle near Charlestown, Va., on the 21st of August, 1864, and 
Franklin Colton, my next younger brother, who died in hospital on David's 
Island, N.Y. Harbor. Now Hartwell is only left to tell the tale of the Rebellion, 
and mother and seven children, younger than myself, dependent upon me. I 
have never been unable to do duty, until the 10th of August, 1864, and since my 
leaving the regiment father has been instantly killed. I have sent a diary of 



1170 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

the two past years home, and now desire to get one tilled for the third year. 
How pleasant it will be to sit down by the fireside, and look over what I and 
my comrades have gone through in trying to put down rebellion, after this 
wicked and ruinous war is over: and if I do not live to go home myself, perhaps 
it will do mother, brotliers and sisters good to peruse it after my bones are 
mouldering in the dust: if some kind friend is good enough to send it home to 
my folks, in case I fall, as such is liable to be the soldier's fate." The following 
letter is thought be his last writing: " March 30, 1865. Picket Line of 3d Div. 
6, A.C. 

"Dear Mother: It is now about 9, p. m. I have been on picket since 8 o'clock 
last evening, and should have been relieved this evening: but we, or some of the 
troops are to make a charge upon the enemy's works: whether we are to lead in 
advance, or be in reserve, I do not know. There is no commissioned officer with 
the company, so I have to take charge of it. There has been very hard fighting 
to the left of us today; Sheridan is said to have advanced his lines three miles 
beyond the south side road, and the infantry strongly intrenched on the rail- 
road. Well, mother, if we have to lead the charge I hope to come out victorious 
and to be among the leaders myself. 1 do not feel as though there was any- 
thing to happen to me: hope for your sake that all will be well: for my own 
part I have nothing to live for, but I am not prepared to face death; but if it 
Cometh, I have this to say, 1 have no one but myself to blame for it, for I have 
been brought up under good influence; I have had an opinion in my own mind, 
that all I need to do, is to acknowledge my sins, publicly. Well mother, if I 
do not come out all right, you must be cheerful. I go for my country. Do not 
get disheartened; children be faithful to yourselves, and to God. My love rest 
with you all. Adieu. From Hartwell, the young soldier in arms, etc." 



[8125] FRANKLIN COLTON,« (Bro. of Henry H.,) 

b. Gouverneur, N. Y., Aug. 31, 1846; private. A, 106 N. Y. Inf. Vols.: en- 
listed Aug. 14, 1862: d. David's Island, N. Y. Harbor, Aug. 1, 1864. 



[8127] HIRAM EDWIN COLTON,9 (Bro. of Henry H.,) 

b. Gouverneur, N.Y., Jan. 15, 1850; m. Morristown, N. Y., Oct. 11, 1877, 
Nellie, dau. of William and Sarah Brown (Cooper) Miller, b. Morristown, Oct. 
12, 1855; farmer and dairyman: Richville, N. Y., until March, 1881; since, Mor- 
ristown; Republican; Baptist; she Presb. 

Children: 

15033. Ada May, b. Nov. 24, 1879, Richville; unm. 1896. 

15034. Raymond William, "Mar. 2, 1884, Morristown: d. Sept. 4, '84. 

15035. Myron George, " Feb. 7, 1887, " 

15036. William Luther, " Aug. 9, 1890, " 



[8128] ROSELLE LUTHER COLTON,^ (Bro. of Henry H.,) 

b. Richville, N. Y., Dec. 7, 1851: ra. there, Feb. 11, 1873, Libbie Briggs. b. 
Augu-sta township, Ontario, Canada, Apr. 1, 1850; daryman; Richville, until 
May 1880: Morristown, until Nov. 1892; Richville, until Nov.,1899; since, Bethel, 
Vt.; Republican; Baptist; she Methodist. 



•I 



NINTH GENERATION. 1171 

Children: 

15037. Ida May, b. Jan. 9, 1874, Richville. 

15038. Elmer John, " Mar. 29, 1875, " 

15039. Walter Judson, " May 14, 1877, " 

15040. iRENA Maud, " Feb. 14, 1879, " d. Apr. 5, 1880. 

15041. Wilson Luther, '• Mar. 11, 1886, Morristown. 

[8129] EUGENE JUDSON COLTON.^ (Bro. of Henry H.,) 

b. Richville, N. Y., .Jan. 16. 1854: m. N. Y. City, May 27, 1877, Annie Jane, 
dau. of Thomas and Catherine (Andrews) Stevenson, b. N. Y. City, Nov. 25, 
1855, who d. there, Sept. 29, 1892. He was reared upon a farm until 17 years 
old; attended Eastman's Business College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.; and afterwards 
worked in a dry goods store, Ogdensburg, N. Y., fifteen months; he then 
worked with the U. S. Life Ins. Co., N. Y. City, two years; with D. Appleton & 
Co.. publishers, two years; later with Scribner's Sons, publishers, twenty-three 
years: in 1902, with Sprague's Mercantile Agency, N. Y. City; since 1874, has 
res. half the time in N. Y. City; in London, Eng., 1881-2: and the remainder of 
the time in Chicago and Boston; Republican; Baptists. 
Ch. b. N. Y. City: 

15042. Grace Belle, Mar. 29, 1878; d. Apr. 4, 1892. 

[8130] CORNELIA ANN COLTON,9 (Sister of Henry H.,) 

b. Richville, N. Y., July 25, 1850; m. there, Oct. 4, 1876, John G., son of 
Nelson Horatio, and Eliza (Vanyea) Carr, b. Richville, Apr. 11, 1850; farmer; 
Grand Rapids, Mich.; Richville and Canton, N. Y., until 1879; went to Cheboy- 
gan, IVIich.. 1880; Republican: member Lodge 108, A. O. U. W.; she Baptist; she 
d. Cheboygan, Aug. 10, 1887. 

Ch. b. Cheboygan: 

15043. Orville Leslie, Nov. 21, 1880. 

[8131] EVALINE LOUISE COLTON, 9 (Sister of Henry H.,) 

b. DeKalb, N. Y., June 30, 1858; m. there, Apr. 20, 1880, Rev. Charles Wash- 
ington, son of Joel and Emerit Eliza (Jackman) Booth, b. Flint, Mich., Jan. 22, 
1850. He was educated Madison University, Hamilton, N. Y.; clergyman; 
Cheyboygan, Mich.: Hamilton, N. Y.; Minneapolis, Minn.; New Hartford, 
Maine; Craman, Johnson Creek, Salamanca, Panama and East Bethany, N. Y.; 
Republican: Baptists. 

Children: 

15044. Hartwell Welland, b. May 7, 1883, Forest City. 

15045. Emerit Eliza, " June 9, 1887, New Hartford. 

15046. Melva Mabel, " Mar. 18, 1893, Braraan Corners. 

15047. Flora Urana, " Jan. 4, 1896, " " 

[8132] (GEORGE MARIAN COLTON,9 (Bro. of Henry H.,) 

b. Richville, N.Y., Mar. 12, I860; m. Minneapolis, Minn., Dec. 10, 1885, 

Mattie Maria, dau. of James and Martha (Wallace) Roulston, b. Richville, Sept. 

3, 1863; carpenter and millwright; Richville, until Oct., 1881; Cheyboygan, Mich., 

until Feb. 1882; Minneapolis, Minn., until Nov., 1886; Brooklyn, Minn., 1886-9; 

since, Minneapolis: Republican; member Plymouth Lodge, 82, A.O. U.W. 



1172 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Cbildren: 


15048. 


Roy Eugene, 


15049. 


IvA Clare, 


15050. 


Don Marion, 


15051. 


Ray Roulston, 



b. Feb. 14, 1887, Brooklyn, Minn. 
" July 25, 1889, Minneapolis. 
" Sept. 15. 1891, 



Oct. 9, 1894, 



d. Sept. 19, 1895. 





Children: 








15052. 


Cyrus Russell, 


b. Jan. 


11, 1885, 


Crystal Lake. 


15053. 


Eva Maud, 


" Dec. 


10, 1886, 


Hennepin Co. 


15054. 


Flora Belle, 


" Mar. 


29, 1888. 




15055. 


Harry Monroe, 


" Oct. 


24, 1891, 


Monticello. 


15056. 


Leon ALf)Nzo, 


" Nov. 


27, 1893. 




15057. 


lOLA Jane, 


" Feb. 


17, 1896: 


d. Sept. 21, 1896. 


15058. 


John Henry, 


" Nov. 


5, 1897, 


Troy. 


15059. 


Jerue Raymond, 


" Nov. 


16, 1899. 




15060. 


George Stephen, 


" Apr. 


3, 1902. 





[8133J Rev. RUSSELL JOHNSON COLTON. 9 (Bro. of Henry H.,) 
b. Richville, N. Y., Feb. 13, 1862: m. Minneapolis, Minn., Mar. 13, 1884, 

Nettie Luretta, dau. of James Monroe and Margarette (Rollins) Jordan.* b. 

Deblois. Me., June 20, 1863: clergyman; Richville, N. Y., until 1879; Hennepin 

Co.. Minn., until 1889; Monticello, Minn., until 1896; Hudson, Wis., 1897; River 

Falls, Wis., 1902; she Baptist. 



[8138] JENNIE M. MASON, » (Matilda Hamblin,* Hiram,' James,* '! 

Amasa,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. DeKalb, N. Y., Oct. 28, 1861: m. \ 
Gouverneur, N.Y., Apr. 23, 1884, Edgar T. Bryant, b. Edwards, N. Y.,May 15, 

1858: res. Edwards. , 

Children: 

15061. Mabel C, b. July 8, 1885, DeKalb. i, 

15062. Howard T., " June 22, 1887, Edwards. 



[8146] EMMA ELIZABETH HAMBLIN,9 (Floyd,* Hiram, ' James," 
Amasa,'^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Gouverneur, N.Y., Feb. 4, 1851: 

m. Boonville, N.Y., Nov. 8, 1876, Arthur E., son of Richard and Mary (Hines) 

Reynolds, b. Cambridgeshire, Eng., Aug. 30,1850; florist; Boonville; Republican; 

member S. F. I. and Y.P.S.C. E.: she member W.C. T. U. and Y. P.S. C.E.; 

Baptists. 

Ch. b. Boonville: 



15063. 



Blanche Eda, Dec. 22, 1878; unmarried, 1896. 



[8148] MARY AMELIA HAMBLIN,9 (Sister of Emma E.,) 

b. Gouverneur, N.Y., Apr. 5, 1855: m. 1st, Jan. 1, J873, Royal Bigelow, who 
d. Madrid Springs, N. Y., May 13, 1873; m. 2d, Boonville, Mar. 29, 1876, Emory 
P., son of Noah A. Gale, b. Colton, N. Y., Feb. 2, 1848; proprietor Lake "View 
House, Massanepa, N. Y., in the Adirondacs, a beautiful summer resort; Re- 
publican: members P. of H. 



* For Jordon see note 333. 



NINTH GENEEATION. 1173 

Children: 

15064. LeonE., b. Mar. 10, 1880, Colton. 

15065. Harold Floyd, " May 1, 1889, Hopkinton. 

15066. Glen Noah, "' Dec. 22, 1890, 



u 



[8152] ARTHUR CHARLES HALL,« (Zerviah Hamblin,8 Hiram,' 

James, « Amasaj^Tlaomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Gouverneur, N. Y., Dec. 

28, 1856: m. Prescott, Ontario, Oct. 2, 1883, Lucy Ann, dau. of Andrew and Jane 

{Bolton) Wilson, b. Prescott, Apr. 4,1854; engineer; Gouverneur, until 1887; 

since, Hazel, So. Dakota; Prohibitionist; she member W. C. T. U.; Baptists. 

Ch. b. Hazel: 

15067. Mabel Agnez, Feb. 29, 1888. 

15068. Jesse Else, May 22, 1890. 

[8153] HARRY AUGUSTUS HALL,9 (Bro. of Arthur €.,) 

b. Gouverneur, N. Y., Aug. 21, 1859; m. there, Nov. 13, 1888, Bella Marshall; 
farmer; Republican; Baptist: she Presb. 

Ch. b. Gouverneur: 

15069. Jean, May, 1891. 

[8155] CARRIE LUCINDA HALL,9 (Sister of Arthur C.,) 

b. Gouverneur, N.Y., Apr. 16,1865; m. there, Oct. 13, 1887, Jonathan C-, 
son of Harlow and Jane Ann (Strader) Archer, b. Lowville, N. Y., Apr. 18, 1865; 
engineer and farmer; Lowville, until 1879; Gouverneur, until 1883; since. Hazel, 
So. Dakota; Prohibitionist; Baptists, she member W. C. T. U. 

Ch. b. Hazel: 

15070. Frank Adblbert, May 10, 1890. 

[8157] WILLIAM HAMBLIN,9 (Abner,8 Niles,' James,^ Amasa,^ 

Thomas,* Ebenezer,* James, ^i) b. Watertown, Wis., Sept. 7, 1855; m. Croghan, 
N. Y., Oct. 11, 1882, Mina A., dau. of John, Senior, and Katherine (Douglass) 
Purcell, b. Rutland, N. Y., Jan. 15, 1861; R. R. employee; South Hammond, N.Y.; 
Republican; she Catholic. 

Children: 

15071. Mabel M., b. May 19, 1885, Deer River, N. Y, 

15072. Royal P., " Sept. 21, 1886, " 

15073. Donald D., " Jan. 23, 1888, " " 

15074. Ethel K., " Sept. 26, 1893, Redwood, N. Y. 

[8158] ETHEL GRACE HAMBLIN,9 (Henry A.,** Martin,' James,« 

Amasa,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer, 3 James,2i) b. Leroy, Wis., Oct. 8, 1863; m. Rosen- 
dale, Wis., Jan. 1, 1884, Charles Fremont, son of Charles and Harriet Chamber- 
lain; lawyer; Detroit, Mich.; Republican; Presb.; Odd Fellow; shed. Bessimer, 
Mich., Nov. 25, 1887. 

Ch. b. Mishigamme, Mich.: 

15075. Ethel, Jan. 2, 1887; res. Detroit, Mich. 

[8162] LIBBIE ADA PRAME,^ (Lottie C. Gladwin,eCharlotteHamblin,' 

James,6 Amasa,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Rochester, N. Y., June 

25, 1873; m. Lowville, N.Y., July 29, 1891, Fred M., son of Willis and Olive 



I 



11T4 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



(Burr) Ball, b. Plessls, N. Y., Aug. 5, 1861; architect and buildei-: Watertown,, 

N.Y.;Presbs. 

Children: 

15076. Hazel Ada, b. June 20, 1892, Lowville. 

15077. Martam Pearl, " Oct. 29, 189;i, Watertown. 

i 

[8163J ADELINE R. GILLETTE,9 (Harriet M. Kelsey,* Clarissa Ham- 
lin,' Darlinj^,« Amasa,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ Jaraes,2i) 5 Bainbridge, N.Y., Aug. 
19, 1833; m. Afton, N. Y., Apr. 30, 1856, Gaines H., son of Levi and Eleathia 
( Works) Church, b. Alton, Apr. 1(>. 1832: farmer: New Oregon, Iowa, 1857-80;, 
since, Cresco, Iowa: Republican: she was a school teacher: Congs-. i 

Ch. b. New Oregon: 

15078.* Addie E., June 20, 1862. 

15079.* Edwin Alonzo, Apr. 20, 1867. 

15080.* Gaines W., Apr. 20, 1869. 



[8164] GEORGE DEVILLO GILLETTE,^ (Bro. of Adeline R.,) 
b. Cortland, N. Y., Mar. 21, 1835: m. Cohoes, N. Y., May 1, 1861, Sarah; 
Maria, dau. of Theodore and Sarah (Carpenter) Briggs, b. Schaghticoke. N. Y.J 
Sept. 24, 1841: sadderly hardware merchant; Cortland, Pittstown, Meridian and 
Auburn, N. Y.; Republican; member Christian church: Royal Arcanum and A, 
O. U. W.; private A, 3d N. Y. Regt.: served until close of war of Rebellion; she' 
is of Quaker parentage. He d. Auburn, Sept. 16, 1880. 
Children: 

b. Mar. 15, 1862, Pittstown: d. Jan. 21, 1876 

" July 11, 1864, Meridian. 

" Mar. 1, 1868, 

" Mar. 28, 1870, 

" Feb. 27, 1874, 

" Mar. 29, 1879, Auburn. 



15081. 

15082.* 

15083.* 

15084.* 

15085. 

15086. 



Charlie Arthur, 
Carrie Bell, 
Minnie Adaline, 
Harriet May, 
Sarah Meda, 
George Kelsey, 



[8167] HARRIET PARDEE,' (Harris,^ Emily Hamlin,'' Darling/ 

Amasa,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ Jaraes,2i) b. June 11, 1842; m. Oct. 8, 1868, Stephen 

B. Musgrave. 

Child: 

15087. Elizabeth Von Stbenburg; m. Albert F. Hyde 

[K171] CHARLES ADELBERT GREEN,^ (Emily Blinn,** .Julia A. Ham-; 

lin,' Darling,6 Amasa,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,^') b. Phila., Pa., Apr. 7,! 
1854; m. Elmira, N.Y., Aug. 10,1886: Louisa Gower, b. Dec. 16, 1870; tailor:' 
Phila., Pa. 



Children: 

15088. Charles Joseph, 

15089. Charles Joseph, 

15090. Robert Alonzo Hamlin, 

15091. Alonzo, 

15092. Mary Louisa, 

15093. George William, 



b. July 23, 1894: d. Jan. 19, 1895. 

" Sept. 15, 1895. 

" Nov. 13, 1897. 

" Oct. 24, 1898: d. Jan. 10, 1899. 

" Oct. 20, 1900. 

" Dec. 10, 1901; d. May 20, 1902. 



I 



NINTH GENERATION. 1175 

T8172] EDWARD PA XTON GREEN,9 (Bro. of Charles A.,) 

b. Philadelphia, Pa., 1856; m. Northumberland, Pa., May 13, 1889, Rose 
I Hamor, b. Oct. 28, 1869; tailor; he d. Northumberland, Sept, 2, 1895, 
Children: 

15094. Emily C, b. Feb. 4, 1890. 

15095. Martha Hakriet, '* Sept. 10, 1893. 

[8173] ELLA OLIVIA GREEN,« (Sister of Charles A.,) 

b. Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 14, 1858; m. Dodge City, Mo., Nov. 25, 1890, War- 
ren J. Norville; R. R. conductor: she d. Philadelphia, May 6, 1893. 

Ch. b. Dodge City: 

15096. .lAMES W., Nov. 13, 1891. 

[8177] IDA MAY BLINN,3 (Joseph C.,* Julia A. Hamlin,' Darling,« 
Amasa,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Bowers Mills, Mo., May 28, 1871; 
in. Dodge City, Kansas, Warren J. Norville, 
Cli. b. Dodge City: 

15097. James J. 

[8186] Dk. JOSEPH GARRETT HICKEY,' (Laura L. Hamlin,8 Aus- 
tin,' Darling,^ A masa,'' Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Auburn, N. Y., July 
' 10, 1875; m. Philadelphia, Pa., June 27, 1901, Clara Amelia, dau, of Thomas and 
Estella (Liggett) Johnston, b. Pittsburgh, Pa., July 3, 1878; dentist; Auburn, 
N. Y., 1875-96; Since, Philadelphia, Pa.; Republican; Presbs. 

[8189] WILLIAM HAMLIN BANKS,^ (Jane E. Hamlin,^ Philo,' 

Darling,^ Araasa,'' Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,^!) b. Mifflintown, Pa., Nov. 16, 
1862: m. there, Bessie, dau. of Robert and Catherine (Jacobs) Parker; physi- 
cian and surgeon; Mifflintown. He graduated at Lewistown Academy, and 
and from the University of Penn. 
Children: 

15098. Robert P. 

15099. Jane H. 

15100. William H. 

15101. Catherine J. 

15102. Hugh Mc. 

[8190] JAMES ALONZO BANKS,^ (Bro. of William H.,) 

b. Mifflintown, Pa., Oct. 5, 1864; unmarried; he graduated from the Penn. 
State Board of Pharmacy; druggist; Mifflintown; Democrat; Presb. 

[8191] ANDREW BANKS,9 ' (Bro. of William H.,) 

b. Mifflintown, Pa., Mar. 21, 1866; unmarried. He graduated at Princeton 
College, N. J.; lawyer; Mifflintown, until 1886; Princeton, N. J., 1886-9; Green- 
burg, Pa., 1896-9, except when in the army; since, Mifflintown; Democrat; 
Presb.; corporal, I, 10 Pa. Inf. Vols.; enlisted April, 1898; in battles of Malite, 
Capture of Manila, Storming Chinese White Chapel and DeLoma Church Yard; 
dis. June, 1899. 



d 



1176 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[8192] ELLA CATHERINE BANKS.fl (Sister of William H.,)" 
b. Ferraaug-b Tp., Juniata Co., Pa., May 6, 1868: m. Mifflintown, Pa., Dec. 3T, 
1891, J. Howard, son of John and Margaret Jane ( Ewing:) Neely, b. Honey Grove, 
Pa., Sept. 7, 1858; lawyer; Honey Grove, 1858-85; since, Mifflintown: Democrat; 
district attorney, 1891^: member Union Lod^^e 324. A.F. & A. M.: Harrisburg 
Consistory, 32°: Presbs. 

Ch. b. Mifflintown: 

15103. LiCiAN Banks, Mar. 3, 1893; d. Nov. 29,1893, 

15104. John Howard, Nov. 22, 1894. 

15105. William Hamlin, Feb. 2, 1896. 

15106. Helen, Dec. 27, 1899. 

[8193'1 REBECCA JANE BANKS,9 (Sister of William H., ) 

b. Mifflintown, Pa., July 18, 1870; m. Ezra Parker; banixer; Washington,D.C. 

Children: 

15107. A Son. 

15108. A Daughter. 

[8194] PHILO HAMLIN BANKS,^ (Bro. of William H.,) 

b. Mifflintown, Pa., Nov., 1872. He graduated Jellerson College, May, 1901; 

surgeon on ship Montcalm, on trip to South Africa, and contracted typhoid j 

fever on his return trip, from which he died, Nov., 1901. 

[8198] BYRON HAMLIN UHL,9 (Emily C. Hamlin,^ Philo,' Darling,' 
Amasa,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James, 21) b. Monticello, Ind.. Oct. 25,1873; 
m. Mt. "Vernon, N.Y., Dec. 7, 1899, Euphemia Eismann, b. Oct. 17, 1876; sten- 
ographer and typewriter for com mission of immigration; res Monticello, Ind.; 
Brooklyn and Mt. Vernon, N.Y.; Republican; Presb.: she Epis. 

Ch. b. Mt. Vernon: 

15109. Agnes Emily, Nov. 1, 1900; d. Aug. 6, 1901. 

[8199] AGNES EVA UHL,9 (Sister of Byron H.,) 

b. Monticello, Ind., Feb. 2, 1876; m. Chicago, 111., Jan. 4, 1900, upon her 
death bed. William Robert Cullins, b. Aug., 1875; physician and surgeon; Mem- 
phis, Tenn., and Chicago, 111.; Democrat; Epis.: she had graduated in medi- 
cine, recently before her marriage, and d. Chicago, Jan. 12, 1900. 

[8200] STEWART CAMPBELL UHL,^ (Bro. of Byron H.,) 

b. Monticello, Ind., June 1, 1878: unmarried: cigar dealer; Wolcott, Ind., 
since Aug., 1900; Republican. 

[8201] OPHELIA ELIZABETH EVANS,9 (Ophelia E. Woodward,* 
Hannah E. Hamlin,' Darling," Amasa,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James.^i) b. Brook- 
lyn, N. Y., Feb. 1, 1858; m. Dallas, Texas, July .31, 1879, Earl Frank, son of 
James S. and Lucia (Chamberlain) Squires, b. Cortland, N. Y., Aug. 2, 1857; 
commercial traveler; Cortland, until 1897; since, Binghamton, N. Y.; Repub- 
lican; Baptist; she Christian Scientist. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1177 

Ch. b. Cortland: 

15110. William Duane, May 28, 1880: unm. 1902. 

15111. Augustus James, July 4,1883, " " 

15112. PIenrietta Cakmichael, Sept. 1, 1888. 

[820fj] MARIA WOODWARD BISHOP,9 (Maria L. Woodard," Hannali 
E. Hamlin,^ Darling,* Amasa, 5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,^!) b. Buffalo, N.Y., 
Jan. 3, 1860: unmarried; res. Cortland, N. Y.; she graduated Cortland Normal 
School, in which she is an instructor: has twice visited Europe; studied a year 
in Cambridge, England, and has taught school eighteen years. 

[8211] EDWARD HENRY DOTY,* (Horace,* John,' Damaris Hamlin,» 

Amasa,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James, 21) b. Kinderhook, N.Y., May 4, 1829; 

m. Brainerd's Bridge, N.Y., Dec. 2, 1857, Cordelia Allen; painter. Tarrytown, 

N.Y. 

Child: 

15113. Mary Elleh. 

[8214J ISAAC LODEWICK DOTY,^ (Bro. of Edgar H.,) 

b. Chatham, N. Y., Oct. 2, 1837; m. N. Y. City, Mary Jane Desmond; paint- 
er; N.Y. City. 

Children: 

15114. (tEORge Espe. b. Jan. 2, 1869. 

15115. HoRTENSB, " Nov., 1870. 

[8216J ELIZABETH ANN DOTY, 9 (Sister of Edgar H.,) 

b. Valatie, N. Y., July 4, 1842; ra. N. Y. City, Charles Barrett, b. there, 
May 17, 1843; res. Hoboken, N. J. 
Child b. Hoboken: 

15116. Isabella, Oct. 10, 1869. 

[8232] WILLIAM JEROME DOTY,^ (Ezra S.," William H.,' Damaris 
Hamlin, 6 Amasa,* Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Monongalia Co., W.Va., 
Dec. 26, 1842; shoemaker; Omaha, Neb. 
Children: 

15117. David A. 
14118. John F. 

[8233] SAMUEL LOGAN DOTY,9 (Bro. of William J.,) 

b. Monongalia Co., W.Va., June 5, 1844; ra. Kate McCoy; res. Waukee, Iowa, 

Child: 
15119. A Daughter, b. 1874. 

[8262] JULIA LIVIA COLMAN,« (Charles L.,8 Henry R,' Lucy Ham- 
lin, « Nathaniel, 5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Fond du Lac, Wis., Sept. 17, 
1850; m. Bellevue, Iowa, Dec. 18, 1872, Willis Leroy, son of Jonathan Willis and 
Alma Rebecca (Dennison) Osborne, b. Nelson, N. Y., May 25, 1846; private, G, 
40 Wis. Inf. Vols.; enlisted May 11, 1864; dis. Sept. 21, 1864; editor; LaCrosse, 
Wis., until 1873; McGregor, Iowa, until 1877; since, LaCrosse. 



I 



1178 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Children: 

15120. Rockwell CoLMAN, b. Feb. 3, 1874, McGregor; unm. 1901. 

15121. Lauka Alma, " Aug. 8, 1875, " 

15122. Edna Lucia, " Sept. 20, 1881, La Crosse: unm. 1901. 

[8263] LUCIUS CHARLES COLMAN,9 (Bro. of Julia L.,) 

b. Fond du Lac, Wis., Mar. 27, 1853; m. LaCrosse, Wis., May 15, 1883, Genevra, 
dau. of Rev. Samuel and Angeline Lucy (Burcliard) Wyekoff, b. Meadville, Pa., 
June 29, 1858; lumber mfg.; vice-prest. C. L. Colman Lumber Co., until 1855; 
since, LaCrosse, Wis.: Republican; member of Lodge 45, A. F. & A. M.; Smith 
Chapter 12, and Commandery 9, K. T., all of La Crosse: she Cong. He render- 
ed valuable assistance in carefully compiling the records of the descendants of 
Lucy Hamlin, 6 who m. Elihu Colman. 

Ch. b. La Crosse: 

15123. Helen, Feb. 22, 1884; d. Oct. 26, l.'-84. 

15124. Charles Wykoff, Jan. 2, 1891, " Jan. 3, 1891. 

[8264] HARRY LAMAR COLMAN,9 (Bro. of Julia L.,) 

b. LaCrosse, Wis., June n, 1862; m. there, June 9, 1887, Boletta Joanna, 
dau. of Eric and Anna (Brunsbery) Knutsen— Saltwold, b. Lodi, Wis., Aug. 22, 
1863; lumberman; secretary, C. L. Colman Lumber Co., LaCrosse; Republican. 

Ch. b. LaCrosse: 

15125. Charles Edward, Dec. 3, 1894. 

15126. Charlotte, July 29, 1896. 

15127. Julia, Aug. 25, 1899. 



[8265] EDWARD LEONARD COLMAN,9 (Bro. of Julia L., ) 

b. LaCrosse, Wis., May 18, 1865; m. Detroit, Mich., July 27, 1885, Helen 
Maria, dau. of Hiram Nelson and Sarah (Perry) Ballard, b. Burlington, Vt., 
Sept. 30, 1866; treasurer, C. L. Colman Lumber Co., Lacrosse; Republican. 





Children: 






15128. 


Ethel Louise, 


b. June 


3, 1886, Detroit; d. Mar. 11, 1887 


15129. 


Ruth, 


" Mar. 


31, 1890, LaCrosse. 


15130. 


Anna, 


" Aug. 


16, 1891, 


15131. 


Joseph Hixon, 


" Jan. 


11, 1897, 



[8267] ANNA LIVIA COLMAN,^ (Henry,* Henry R.,' Lucy Hamlin,* 
Nathaniel, 5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Watertown, Wis., June 23, 1863: 
m. Beloit, Wis., Aug. 3, 1893, Henry William, son of Rev. A. C. and Elizabeth 
J. Pennock, b. Columbus, Wis., June 10, 1862; lawyer: Omaha, Neb.; Republi- 
can. She attended schools in various places; Milwaukee Woman's College: 
graduated from Laurence University, 1884; taught in Atlanta, Ga.; High School 
in Elkhorn, Wis.; six years in Milwaukee High School; Presbs. 
Ch. b. Omaha: 

15132. Margaret Colman, May 6, 1894; d. Oct. 3, 1896. 

15133. John Colman, Dec. 4, 1899. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1179 

[8268] LAURA LUCINDA C0LMAN,9 (Sister of Anna L.,) 

b. Evansville, Wis., Sept. 22, 18(j7; attended public schools; graduated Lake 
Geneva High School, 1867; attended Northwestern University, Evanston, 111.; 
graduated Froebel Training School, 1891; taught Kindergarten, Chicago, and 
Council Bluffs, Iowa; took post graduate studies in Chicago University; Meth- 
odist. 

[8269] HOWARD DARLING COLMAN,9 (Bro. of Anna L.,) 

b. Waukesha, Wis., July 9, 1873; m. Rockford, 111., June 17, 1902, Bertha 
Emeline, dau. of George Washington and Adella Maria (Woodruff) Maguire, b. 
Jan. 16, 1875. He attended the public schools in Milwaukee, White Water, and 
Lake Geneva, Wis.; graduated from Wayland Academy, 1890; attended Beloit 
College through the Sophomore year; inventor and manufacturer; Rockford; 
111.: Republican; she Cong. 

[8277] LAENA DARLING HAMLIN,^ (Henry.s Orlo J.,^ Asa.s Nathan- 
iel,'* Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James.21) b. Smethport, Pa., June 7, 1856; m. there, 
Sept. 5, 1877, Hon. Robert Hutchinson, son of Edward Wallace and Marlon 
(Simson) Rose, b. Montrose, Pa., 1848; lawyer; Smethport, 1874-94; since, Bing- 
hamton, N. Y.; Republican; State Senator; Freemason, 32°; Shriner; Epis.; 
she member Monday Afternoon Club; Civic Club; King's Daughters. 

Ch. b. Smethport: 

15134. Robert Craig, Aug. 10, 1880; unm. 

15135. Marion, June 6, 1883; d. Aug. 17, 1897. 

[8278] EMMA MARION HAMLIN,9 (Sister of Laena D.,) 

b. Smethport, Pa., Dec. 26, 1857; m. there, Oct. 26, 1885, Rev. John Heber, 
son of John and Rebecca Ann (Sanderson) McCandless, b. Pittsburgh, Pa., 
1844; Rector, St. Luke's church, Smethport; Epis. He graduated Western Uni- 
versity, Pa., 1S64. A. B.; from which he received the degree of A. M., 1867; 
gradwated from General Theological Seminary, N. Y., 1867; ordained by Bishop 
Kerfoot, Deacon. 1867: Priest, 1871; Rector, First Church, New Haven, Pa. 
St. Peter's church, Blairsville, Pa.; Trinity church, Freeport, Pa., 1867-70 
Christ church, Indiana, Pa., 1870-2; All Saint's church, Pittsburgh, Pa., 1872-6 
St. John's church, Newark, N. J., 1876-8: St. Mark's church, Mendham, N. J., 
1878-80: St. Luke's church, Smethport, Pa., since 1880; member McKean Lodge 
388, A. F. & A. M.; Bradford Chapter 260, R. A. M.; Trinity Commandery 58,K. P. 

No issue. 

[8279] EUGENIA MAY HAMLIN,9 (Sister of Laena D.,) 

b. Smethport, Pa., Dec. 2, 1865; m. there, Jan. 21, 1891, Howard E., son of 
Dr. Andrew, and Anna (Cannon) Merrell, b. Geneva, N. Y., June 14, 1862; nurs- 
eryman: Geneva. He graduated Hobart College, 1883, A.B., Magna Cum Laude; 
member Phi Beta Kappa Soc. 
No issue. 

[8280] ORLO JAY HAMLIN," (Bro. of Laena D., ) 

b. Smethport, Pa., June 23, 1873; m. by Rev. Henry W. Nelson, Geneva, N. 
Y., Jan. 4, 1899, Mirabel Depew, dau. of Charles Worth and Vashti Susie 



1180 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. i 

(Depew) Folger,* b. Geneva, N. Y., Sept. 23, 1876: banker: Smethpuit: Repub- 
lican. He was educated at St. Paul's Scbool, Concord, N. H., under Rev. Henry I 
A. Coit, D. D., and at Hobart College, Geneva, N. Y.: afterwards took a course 
at Business College; member banking house of Henry Hamlin & Son, Smeth-i 
port; vice-prest.. The Clarence Stone and Lime Co., Clarence, N. Y.; vice- 
prest.. The Haines Flint Bottle Co., Smethport; member Smethport Glass Co.; 
tlie Allegheny Glass Co., and other enterprises: member Kappa Alpha Soc.;i 
McKean Lodge 388, A. F. & A. M.; Coudersport Consistory S. P. R. S., 32°; 

Epis. 

Ch. b. Smethport: 

15136. Mirabel McCoy, Sept. 6, 1901. 



[8281] WILLIAM ORLO HAMLIN," (John C.,* Orlo .J./ Asa,« Nathan-] 
iel,s Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Smethport, Pa., Mar. 2, 1859; m. i 
Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. 10, 1888, Julie, dau. of Colin and Julie Elma (Miller) Light- \ 
body, b. Brooklyn, Dec. 6, 1870; hardware and lumber merchant: Smethport, 
until 1880; Brooklyn, N. Y., until 1899: since. Smethport; Republican; member | 
Montauk Lodge 286, A.F.»&A.M.; Aurora Grata Consistory; and Kismet Tem- 
ple N. M. S.: Epis. ! 
Ch. b. Brooklyn: 

15137. Allen Lightbody, Aug. 27, 1891. 

15138. Jeanette McCoy, Sept. 8, 1896. 

[8282] CHARLOTTE ALINE HAMLIN, « (Sister of William O.,) I 

b. Smethport, Pa., Dec. 1, 1860; m. there, 1886, Dr. Lewis Hezekiah, son of j 
Lewis Hezekiah and Caroline (Carman) Robinson, b. Monticello, N. Y., 1847; « 
dentist; Brooklyn, N. Y., 1864-96: since, Holtsville, N. Y.: Republican; school 
trustee; member Brooklyn Dental Soc; N. Y. State Dental Soc; and American 
Dental Protective Asso.; Librarian Brooklyn Dental Soc; member of commit- : 
tee on Code of Ethics, Brooklyn Dental Soc. \ 

[8283] MARY EUGENIA HAMLIN, 9 (Sister of William O.,) ! 

b. Smethport. Pa., Oct. 10, 1863; ra. Feb. 26,. 1884, Charles Bosworth, artist; ' 

Brooklyn, N.-Y. 

Children: 

15139. William Hamlin, b. Mar. 21, 1885. 

15140. Charlotte Mary, " May 13, 1891. 

[8289] EMMA NOBLE CLIFF,^ (Orra M. Noble,8 Eliza M. Hamhn,' 
Asa,« Nathaniel.^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Pittston, Pa., Feb. 16, 

1852; m. Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. 26, 1886, Frank Birdsall Kitchen; dyer; ■ 

Philadelphia. 

Ch. b. Philadelphia: 

15141. Paul Cliff, Mar. 3, 1888. 

[8291] EVERETT GLENT WORTH CLIFF,9 ( Bro. of Emma N.,) 
b. Sterling, Pa., Jan. 1, 1857: bank teller; Philadelphia, Pa.; d. unm. Phila- ' 
delphia, July 4, 1899. 

* Note 492. Charles Worth Folger was formerly purchasing clerk, XT. S. bureau of printing 
and engraving; son of Hon, Charles .Tames Folger, Judge Supreme Court, and Secretary U. S. 
Treasury under President Arthur. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1181 

[8295] IDA MARIE GATES,* (Eliza M. Noble,* Eliza M. Hamlin,- Asa,« 
Nathaniel,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,* Jaraes,2i) b. Flushing, L. I., June 6, 1860; m. 
Brooklyn, N. Y., Dec 8, 1887. Llewellyn Arthur Wray, b, London, Eng., Oct. 
4, 18t>0; lawyer; N. Y. City: res. Brooklyn. 

Ch. b. Brooklyn: 

15142. Eleanor Wischler, Oct. 9, 1888. 

15143. Nelson Hill, Feb. 25, 1890, 

15144. Anne Noble, June 3, 1891. 

15145. Llewellyn Herbert, Dec, 1894, 

[8300] JAMES LEONARD N0BLE,9 (Thomas H.,* Eliza M. 

Hamlin,' Asa,'= Nathaniel'' Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James.^i) b. Sterling, Pa., Apr, 
8, 1867; m. Arlington, Pa., Sept., 1895, Helen Bidwell. 
Ch. b. Ariel, Pa.: 

15146. Floyd Thomas, July, 1900. 

[8301] WILLIAM HAMLIN NOBLE," (Bro. of James L.,) 

b. Sterling, Pa., May 18, 1870; m. Hamlinton, Pa., Oct., 1897, Ella Cook. 
Child: 

15147. Warren Cook, b. June, 1898, 

[8303] MAUDE NOBLE BORTREE,** (Marian A. Noble,' Eliza M. 

Hamlin,' Asa,8 Nathaniel, ^ Thomas,* EbeDezer,^ James,2i) b. Chicago, Ills., Apr. 
23, 1868; m. there, Jan., 1894, Arthur Thomas Evans; she d. Chicago, Dec. 6, 
1899. 

Ch. b. Chicago: 

15148. Arthur Thomas, Nov., 1899. 

[831.3] MARY ELLEN PROVIN,^ (Ellen M. Hamlin,« Asa D.,' Asa,« 

NathaQiel,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James, ■^i) b. Ridgeway, Pa., Mar. 28, 1873: m. 
Clean, N. Y., Sept. 2, 1891, Volney J., son of Francis Marion and Angelia Cole- 
man, b. Port Allegany, Pa., Nov. 19, 1869: mechanic: Port Allengany; Republi- 
can: member of Tent 11, K. O. T. M.; Epis. 

Ch. b. Port Altegany; 

15149. Lawrence Hamlin, Nov. 15, 1892. 

[8314] HARRY LLEWELLYN BACKUS,^ (Flora A. Hamlin,* Asa D.,' 
Asa,« Nathaniel, 5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James.^i) b. Smethport, Pa., Sept. 13, 

1872; editor J&Jiean County Miner; member McKean Lodge 388, A. F. & A. M., 

and Condersport Consistory, 320. 

[8323] PAUL DELANO HAMLIN,' (Delano R.,« Byron D.,' Asa,« 

Nathaniel,-^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,3James,2i) b. Smethport, Pa., Jan. 24, 1873; m. 
Chicago, Ills., Oct. 30, 1900, Sallie, dau. of George King and Louise (Reynolds) 
Sboenberger, b. Chicago, Ills., May 29, 1878: lumberman; Smethport, 1898; 
since. Chicago; attended St. Paul School, Concord, N. H., 1887-92; YaJe Uni- 
versity, 1892-6; Epis. 

[8325] HARRIET FORBES REDFIELD,» (Jenette Hamlin,* Byron D.,? 
Asa,fi Nathaniel," Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Smethport, Pa., Aug. 14, 
1874; m. there, Oct. 24, 1898, Col. Melville Montague, son of James Selah and 



i-i82 THE HAML1]?I FAMILY 

i 

I 

Frances Katherfne (Ayers) Gillett, b. JuneSO, 1872; civil engineer; treasurer andij 

manager Ga»Ct>.; Newark, Ohio; Republican; Sergt., I, 3d N. Y.,Vol. Inf. Mayj 

to Sept. 1898, Colonel and A, D. C. on staff of Gov. Nasli, of Ohio; Epis. ) 

Ch. b. Smethport: 

15150. Bernice Redfiem), Feb, 12^ IQW, 

[832H] HORACE HAMLIN REDF1ELD,9 ( Bfo, of Haniet F.,) 
b, Chattanooga, Tenn., Jan. 10, 1878; m. Smethjxjrt, Pa., Oct. 10, 1900^! 
Grace Emily, dau. of Frederick Arthur and Emily Leone (Huenerfeldt)McCoy,.j 
b. Ellicottville, N. Y., Apr. 1, 1878; hardware merchant; Chattanooga, Tenn-^i 
until 1879; Washington, I). C., until 1882; Augusta, Ga., until 1896; Smethportrl 
Pa., 1900^ Republican^ Epis. | 

[8330] CARL GOTTLOB ZIEGLER,^ A, M., ( Mary F. BeTl,» Julia A.| 
Ham'lin,' Arcillus," Nathaniel, & Thomas,* Ebenezer.^ James,2») b. Lawrence, 
Kansas, Jan. 27. 1876; m. Detroit, Mich., Sept. 3, 1901, Louise Langley, dau. ofl 
Newton N. and Clara Louise (Langley) Neff, b. Detroit, Jan. 28, 1878; teacher;:! 
Detroit, until 1897; Trinity College, Hartfort, Ct., 1897-8; N.Y. City, until 1900^. 
Summit, N. J., 1900-1: Beattyville, Ky., 1901; since, Detroit; Republican; mem- 
ber Wayne Lodge, 104, K. P.; Gea. Custer Council, 517, N. U.: Phi Psi Chapter 
of Alpha Chi Rho, and Conn. Beta of Plii Beta Kappa, Trinity College; Epis. 

[8363] NORA JANETT HOLDERNESS,» (Eliza A. Hamlin,^ 

George W.,^ Richard,^ Nathaniel, & Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,^!) b. Kenosha, | 
Wis., July 15, 1865; m. Virden. Ills., Mar. 18, 1885-, John, son of John and Emma] 
f Allen) Fortnam, b. Fexrkenham, Et^., Mar. 23, 1857; butcher and trader; Virden, 
Girard and Waverly Ills.; Wichita, Kansas, since 1887; Republican; Epis.: mem- 
ber of West Side Camp 1568, M. W. A.; she, Christain; member Ida Lodge 179,; 
Daughters of Rebekab and Maple Leaf Camp 1067, Royal Neighbors, 

Cla. b. Wichita: 

15151. Bessie Ruth. Nov. 10, 1892, 

[8364] JOHN HENRY HOLDERNESS,» (Bro. of Nora J.,) 

b. Springfield, IlL, May 1, 1867; married; painter and decorator; Peoria, 111.; 

[S3Q&] CORA ASENATH HOLDERNESS,» (Sister of Nora J.,) : 

b. Virden, Ills., Dec. 18, 1871; m. Apr. 25, -, Harvey, son of Solon B. and 

Mary (Smith) Parrish, b. Adrian, Mich., July 28, 1847; coal miner: Virden: Re- 
publican; miember of Miner's Union 693; and Miner's Benevolent Asso.; she. 
Baptist. I 

Ch. b. Virden: I 

15152. NoKA ASENATH, Feb. 12, 1894. ' 

15153. LuLLA May, Apr. 9, 1895. 

15154. Eugene McKinley, Sept. 21, 1896, 

15155. Mary Ruth, July 7, 1898, 

[8376] WILLIAM HAMLIN GALLOWA Y,ff(Emraa J. Hamlin,^ George 

W.,' Richard, « Nathaniel,-^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Christian Co., 

HI., June 20, 1878; farmer and stock grower; Edinburg, 111. He was educated 

by private instructors, until 19 years of age, when he entered college at Quincy, 

111.; member of Electric Lodge 505, K. P. 



I 



"NINTH GTENETIATIOIS 



1183 



[8377] GEORGE SAN TFORD GALLOWAY. « (Bro. William IL,) 
b. Sangamon Co., 111., Oct. 11, 1880: unraarried. His education was re- 
ceived by private instruction until eighteen years of age, when he entered Gem 
■City Business College; after completing a course there he spent a year travel- 
ing in the western states, and in January, 1901, became connected with the 
'Continental Causalty Co., of Chicago, 111., of whicii he is claim adjuster; prjvate, 
C 1st III., N. G.i member of Mayflower Lodge 468. K. P, 



I 




Geohge S. GallowaYv 



18.378] EMMA ALICE GALLOWAY,^ '(Sistet of Wiliiaitt )fl.,) 

b. Edinburg, 111., Apr. 14, 1886; she was placed in a kindergarten school at the 
age of six years: afterwards attended the public school, and is now a student in 
Edinburg high school; member of Yeomen of America. 



[8385] JULIETTE HaMLIN LAWRENCE," (Juliette H. Fisher,' JulS^ 
. ette Hamlin,' Richard, « Nathaniel,^ Thoma.s,* Ebeneiier,^ James, '■^') bw Hart' 
ford, Ck, Dec. 17, 1874; m. George Edward Bulicley.* 

* Note 493. Rev. PETER BULIvELEV^.i (son oif Re\^. Edward) emigrated to America, 
1635; m. Grace, dau. of Sir Richard Chitwood; settled as pastor, Concord, Mass., 1636; a Puritan; 
' he d. 1659. 

Rev. GERSHOM BULKEIiEY,2 b. at sea, 1635; graduated from Harvard College, 1653; 
studied theology, medicine and surgery; settled New London, Ct., 16.5S; surgeon in King Phil- 



1184 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[8391] MARY ALICE BATES/ (George S.,* Eliza H. HamlinJ Richard,* 
Nathaniel,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 Jaraes,2i) b. South Hadley Falls, Mass., Oct, 
31, 1867; ra. Springfield, Mass.. Oct. 23, 1889, Charles L., son of Alonzo Sabin,* 
b. Millbury; she d. Springfield, Jan. 7, 1893. 



[8407] ANNIE FOOTE HULBERT,9 ( William C.,^ Richard 0.,» 

Philander, s Marcia Hamlin. & Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James, ^i) b. Erie, Pa., June «J: 
26, 1848: m. there, Nov. 11, 1875, Charles M. Haywood: res. Erie, 1885. 
Children: 

15156. William Hulbekt, 

15157. Miner Evans. 

15158. MiRRIAM Callendar. 



[8409] JESSIE CURTISS HULBERT,9 (Sister of Annie F.,) 

b. Mackinac Island, Mich., Mar. 21, 1853; m. Erie, Pa., June 9, 1881, George A. 
Disque: res. Erie, Pa., 1885. 

Child: 

15159. Kenneth Hulbert. 



[8438] WARREN FORD HARMON,^ (Lucinda Ford,' Warren,' Jesse,* 
Ruth Hamlin, 5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James.^i) b. Canaan N. Y., Dec. 5, 1851, 
m. Jackson, Mich., Apr. 18, 1894, Pauline Lantis. 

Ch. b. Waterloo, Mich.: 

15160. Mark, Aug. 22, 1894. 

15161. Luke, June 12, 1896. 



[S439] ABIGAIL AGNES FORD,» (William A.,* Warren,^ Jessie,* Ruth 
Hamlin,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Henrietta, Mich., Apr. 10, 1864; m. 
there, Jan. 13, 1884, Adin, son of Edward and Bethena (Bunker) Aldrich, b. 
Henrietta, Feb. 17, 1860; farmer; Henrietta and Leslie; Republican; she Meth- 
odist. 

lip's war; afterwards settled Westersfield, Ct. ; m. Sarah, dau. of President Cliauncy, of Har- 
vard College, 1659. 

.JOHN BULKELEY.3 

Hon. .JOHN BULIvELEY.* 

CHARLES BULIvELEY,^ b. Colchester, Ct. ; m. Betsey Taintor. 

EDWARD BUJ^KLEY.f' 

GEORGE L. BULK:LEY.7 

GEORGE EDWARD BULRLEY;* m. Juliette H. Lawrence. 
* Note 494. WILLIAM SABIN.i The date of bis coming is unknown, but tradition has 
it, he came from Wales or south of England, whither he found refuge in flight from France. He 
was a Huguenot; the name was Sabine. The name of his first wife has not been found; m. 2d, 
Martha, dau. of .James and Anna Allen, of Medfield, Mass. He was in Rehoboth, Mass., 1643; a 
man of culture, wealth and benevolence; one of the leaders in school, church and town affairs. 
The family crest was a ducal crown, with a hand holding a fleur-de-lis. He d. 1687. Will, June 
4, 1687; proved, Boston, July 17, 1687. 

Ma.j()k JOHN SABIN.2 b. Aug. 27, 1666; m. Sarah Peck, b. Feb. 2, 16Kfl. In 1698 he bought 
land of Uncas, in Pomfret, Ct., and his church connection was at Woodstock until 1715. He 
bought Hillsite, now Thompson Village, Ct., 1716, and gave it to bis son the following year. In 
1730 he gave an acre of land to the church of Killingly for a meeting house site. He was mover 
in town affairs, and a leading military spirit. He d. Oct. 25, 1742; she, Oct. 1, 17;«. Children: 
Hezekiah, Jonathan, Zerviah. 



NINTH CtENERATION. 1185 

Children: 

151K2. William Edwakd, b. Nov. 23, 1885, Henrietta. 

1F,W6. Allie Madgk, •' Nov. 6, 1889, " 

151H4. Wakken Franklyn, "May 1, 1891, Bunker Hill. 

[8440J MARGARET ALICE FORD,9 (Sister of Abigail A.,) 

b. Henrietta, Mich.. Apr. 7, 1866: m. there, Jan. 28, 1883, William Lyman, 

son of William A. and Julia A. (Pixley) Stowell, b. Henrietta, Feb. 16, 1863; 

farmer; Mason and Munith, Mich.; Democrat; she Methodist. 
Ch. b. Munith: 

15165. Irene Gladys, Dec. 28, 1898. 

[8441] WILLIAM WARREN FORD,« (Bro. of Abigail A.,) 

b. Henrietta, Mich., Oct. 7, 1869: m. Munith, Mich., Oct. 17, 1893, May, dau. 

of Lawrence Hobart and Anice A. (Aldrich) McCreery, b. Bunker Hill, Mich., 

Aug. 27, 1870; farmer: Free Silver; she United Brethren. 
Children: 

15166. Harold Douglas. 

15167. Fred Warren. 

[8443] CARRIE I. FORD,« (Edward W.,* Warren,' Jesse,« Ruth Hamlin,^ 
Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 Jaraes.^i) b. Bridgeport, Ct., July 18, 1853; m. Jackson, 
Mich., Oct. 12, 1868, William Henry, son of Albert and Elizabeth (Carpenter) 
McKitchen, b. Harmony, N. J., May 31, 1849; traveling salesman; Grass Lake, 
Mich.; Democrat; J'reemason; K. O. T. M.; she methodist. 

Ch. b. Tompkins: 

15168. Jessie Mae, May 5, 1886. 

[8444] GEORGE A. FORD,^ (Bro. of Carrie I.,) 

b. Waterloo, Mich., June 16, 1857; ra.-lst, Vennie "Wheelock, b. Bethany, 
Mich., July. 1871: she Methodist; she d. there, Apr. 6, 1893; m. 2d, Ithaca, 
Mich., June 22, 1898, Bertha Barnes; stockman; Breckenridge, Mich.; Odd Fellow. 

[8445] MARION L. FORD," (Sister of Carrie I.,) 

b. Waterloo, Mich., May 28, 1859; m. Tompkins, Mich., Nov. 28, 1884, Syl- 
vester Sebring, b. N. Y. state, July 2, 18.59; Freemason. 

Children: 

15169. Beulah Dawn, b. Nov. 21, 1890, Springport. 

15170. ZoE, " Apr. 22, 1897, Tomkins. 

[8446] WILLIAM A. FORD,9 (Bro. of Carrie I.,) 

b. Waterloo, Mich., June 17, 1863; m. Tompkins, Mich., Oct. 6, 1888, Nellie, 

dau. of Jotham and Leanora (King) Wood, b. Tompkins; farmer; Tompkins; 

Democrat; Freemason: she L. O. T. M.; she d. Tompkins, Dec. 5, 1897. 
Ch. b. Tompkins: 

15171. Marion, Mar. 29, 1889. 

15172. Majorie, Dec. 14, 1896; d. Jan. 10, 1898. 

15173. Willie A., Nov. 28, 1897. 



1186 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. j 

[8448J EDGAR WARREN CALL,« (Mary A. Ford,^ WarrenJ Jesse,«i 
Ruth Hamlin,'^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Austerlitz, N. Y., Oct. 5, 1848; 
m. Henrietta, Mich., Dec. 24, 1873, Alice, dau. of Chester Field, b. Stockbridge,'| 
Mich., Sept. 6, 1854; farmer; Stockbridge and Henrietta; Democrat; Freema-' 
son; she member Ladies' Aid Soc; Methodists. He d. Henrietta, June 15, '89.: 

Children: I 

b. Apr. 29, 1875, Stockbridge; m. Roy McCrery. 
" Nov. 13, 1876, " " F. E.Kinkeid. i 

" July 27, 1879, Henrietta, " Fred Breitraayerj 
" June 19, 1882, 
" July 6. 1886, 



[8451] MARIAN E. CALL.« (Sister of Edgar W.,) 

b. Waterloo, Mich., Mar. 16, 1858; ra. Stockbridge, Mich., Dec. 23, 1880,i[ 

William Moe. 

Ch. b. Munith, Mich: ' 

15179. Homer J., Nov. 18, 1881. \ 

15180. Alma L., July 12, 1883. i 

[8452] CHARLES H. CALL,^ ( Bro. of Edgar W.,) 

b. Waterloo, Mich., June 30, 1863; m. Jackson, Mich., Nov. 30, 1893, Mary 

Agnes Mooney, b. Ireland, Oct. 14, 1866; policeman; Jackson; Democrat: member 

of Foresters; she Catholic. 



15174. 


Nellie A.. 


15175. 


Laura L., 


15176. 


Jennie L., 


15177. 


Eddie W., 


15178. 


Allie A., 





Ch. b. Jackson: 








15181. 


Charles W., 


Apr. 


21, 


1895. 


15182. 


Harold I\, 


Jan. 


31, 


1897: d. Aug. 24, 1897. 


15183. 


Leonard M., 


Apr. 


19, 


1899. 



[8458] SMITH FRANKLIN PHI LLIPS,« (Marietta Smith,« Polly Ford,' 
Jesse, 6 Ruth Hamlin,'' Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,- 1) b. New Lebanon, N.Y., 
Feb. 7,1851; m. by Rev. N. L. Heroy, East Canaan, N.Y., Aug. 17, 1886, 
Esther Rachael, dau. of Harrison and Esther Almira(Park) Cady, b., Canaan, 
Nov. 13, 1850: farmer and teacher; res. on the farm of his grandfather Smith, 
East Chatham, N. Y.; Republican and Prohibitionist. He graduated Yale Col- 
lege 1880, taught in academy at Cheshire, Ct.; Methodists. 

No issue. 



\ 



[8459] JEANETTE MARTHA HERRICK,9 (Elizabeth L. Ford," 

John A.,'' Jesse,6 Ruth Hamlin,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Canaan, N.Y., 
Aug. 11, 1849; m. there, Dec. 18, 1872, Allen Perkins, son of William Henry and 
Almira (Wilbor) Cady, b. Chatham, N. Y., Aug. 3, 1850; R. R. foreman; East 
Chatham, 1862-75; Greenbush, until 1897; since, Newton, Mass.; she d. Green- 
bush, N. Y., Mar. 11, 1881: he m. 2d, New Lebanon, N. Y., Oct. 24, 1883, Min- 
nie Emma Harrick," sister of first wife. No issue by 1st marriage. 
Ch. by 2d wife, b. Greenbush: 

15184. Almira E., Mar. 2, 1890; d. Oct. 17, 1896. 

15185. William Henry, Dec. 4, 1891. 



15186. 


Jkanette Elizabeth 


15187. 


Albert Amos, 


15188. 


KiTTJE, 


15189. 


Carrie May, 


15190. 


Millard, 


15191. 


Charles Franklin, 



II 



NINTH GENERATION. 1187 

[8460] CHARLES FRANKLIN HERRICK,*' (Rro. of Jeanette M.,) 
b. Canaan, N Y., Nov. 20, 185:^: m. Hudson, N. Y., July 3, 1873, Josie M., 

dau. of William and Sarah (Ham) Winn, b. Ghent, N. Y., Sept. 12, 1862; tinner; 

East Chatham, 1873-81; West Stocl^bridge, Mass., until 1883; afterwards, Pitts- 

tield, Mass.; Democrat; he d. Pittstield, Feb. 18, 1886. 
Children: 

b. June 24, 1875, E. Chatham. 

" Nov. 24, 1876, " " d.Dec.3, '81 

" Jan. 24, 1880, " " 

" Aug. 22, 1881, West Stoclcbridge. 

" Feb. 12, 1885, Pittsfield. 

" Apr. 11, 1886, " 

[8462] EDWIN AMOS HERRICK,9 (Bro. of Jeanette M.,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Aug. 26, 1860: m. 1st, Albany, N. Y., June 1, 1881, Kittie 
Van Valkenburgh, dau. of Jacob and Mary (Wans) Declcer, who d. Hudson, N. 
Y., Nov. 30, 1888, aged 30 years: m. 2d, Wellesley, Mass., June 26, 1892, Eliza 
Christina Chrisolra; Supt., knitting mill. Oriskany Falls, N. Y.; Republican. 
Ch. by 1st wife: 

15192. Mary Elizabeth, Mar. 21, 1882, Philmont, N. Y.; unm. '99. 

15193. Ford Edwin, July 4, 1887, Hudson, " d. Sept. 2, '87. 

[8463] JOHN CALVIN HERRICK,« (Bro. of Jeanette M.,) 

b. Chatham, N. Y., Mar. 25, 1862; m. Hudson, N. Y., Apr. 23, 1890, Clara 

May, dau. of William Henry and Hattie V. (Miller) Saulpaugh, b. Hudson, Dec. 

10, 1869; furniture salesman: Rensselaer, N. Y.; Democrat; she Presb. 
Ch. b. Greenbush, N. Y: 

15194. Hazel Bell, Dec. 1, 1891. 

15195. Lyle Edwin, Oct. 27, 1894. 

15196. Newell Ford, Jan. 14, 1899. 

[8464] GEORGE W. FORD,« (Calvin F.,« John A.,^ Jesse,* RuthHamlin,* 
Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,'^i) b. Rockford, Ills., July 17, 1855: m. Oct. 12, 1886, 
Jessie Corey, b. Rockford, Mar. 3, 1864. 
Children: 

15197. Bernice, b. Aug. 3, 1888, Lincoln, Neb. 

15198. Nellie, " May 16, 1890, " 

[8465] ELLA A. FORD,^ (Sister of George W.,) 

b. Feb. 23, 1858; m. 2d, C. M. Davis: Passadena, Cal. 
Four children: 

[8470] GEORGE LOCKROW,« (Mary J. Park,* Welthia Ford,^ Jes.se,« 
Ruth Hamlin, 5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Meriden, Ct., May 3, 1870; 

m. there, Sept. 6, 1892, Nellie May Hall, b. Middlefield, Ct., Mar. 12, 1875; artist, 

painter; Meriden: Methodists. 

Ch. b. Meriden: 

15199. WiNFRED Hall, Nov. 22, 1893. 



1188 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[8474] NELLIE LOUISE SPENCER,« (Louisa A. Powell,** A tana V. 
Ford, 7 Jesse,* Ruth Hamlin,^ Thomas," Ebenezer,3 Jaraes,2i) b. Red Rock, N. Y., 
May 3, 1878; m. Sept. 23, 1899, John Kilbridge; res. N. Y. C. 
Ch. b. N. Y. City: 

15200. John Richakd, Nov. 18, 1900. 

[8486] IDA A. FORD,« (William 0.,8 Ransom,' Eliab.e Ruth Hamlin.^ 
Thomas,* Ebenezer,3James,2i) b. Springfield, Ills., Dec. 1. 1855: m. New Leb- 
anon, N. Y., Jan. 12, 1892, William H., son of Ava Randolph and Mary Polly 
(Eggleston) Harrison, b. New Lebanon, July 29, 1845; farmer; New Lebanon; 

Democrat. 

No issue. 

[8488] BLANCHE CORNELIA FORD,9 (Sister of Ida A.,) 

b, Canaan, N. Y., Dec. 18, 1860; m. July 14, 1891, Elmer, son of Stedman and 

Eliza (Champnoy) Conant, b. Hoag's Corners, N. Y., June 27, 1862; res. Pittsfield, 

Mass; Republican; she Baptist. 

Ch. b. Pittsfield: 

15201. Elma, Jan. 23, 1895. 

15202. A Son, Feb., 1900. 



[8489] ERVA FORD,9 (Bro. of Ida A.,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Jan. 3, 1863: m. Feb. 4, 1890, Edith Fidelia, dau. of Joseph 

and Hannah Susanna (Chittenden) Wheeler, b. Stephentown, N. Y., Sept. 14, 

1869: carpenter; Richmond. He d. Nov. 4, 1896. 

Ch. b. Richmond: 

15203. Millie Melissa, Feb. 18, 1891, d. Oct. 20, 1896. 

15204. Joseph William, Dec. 10, 1892, " " 1896. 

15205. Clinton Erva, Feb. 17, 1897, 

[8490] SAMUEL WILKINSON F0RD,9 (Bro. of Ida A.,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Jan. 9, 1865; m. East Longmeadow, Ma.ss., July 17, 1889, 
Hattie E., dau. of Duhamel and Nancy Emma (Crampton) Clark, b. Lee, Mass., 
Nov. 21, 1862; carpenter: Springfield, Mass.; she Methodist. 

Ch.b. Springfield: 

15206. Mabel Alicia, Apr. 26, 1890; d. Apr. 30, 1890. 

15207. Stella May, May 23, 1892, " June 24, 1892. 

15208. A Daughter, 19—. 

[8492] MINNIE AUGUSTA F0RD,9 (Sister of Ida A.,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Nov. 4. 1870; m. Pittsfield, Mass., Aug. 22, 1888, Harry, 
son of Jesse and Celestia Caroline (Luce) Howard, b. Pittsfield, Nov. 22; mer- 
chant; Pittsfield; Republican: she Baptist. 

Ch. b. Pittsfield: 

15209. Pearl Alice, Oct. 20, 1889. 

15210. Clarence Walter, Dec. 27, 1891. 

15211. Ethel Melissa, Dec. 9, 1896. 



ni:nth generation. 1189 

[8493] ELLA A. DOTY,9 (Mary Ann Ford,* Ransom,' Eliab,« Ruth 

Hamlin,'* Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Chatham, N. Y., Dec. 1, 1848; 
m. Isaax; Van Alstyne; Chatham: she d. Canaan, N. Y., Apr. 14, 1886. 
Children: 

15212. Florence May. 

15213. Ella Miranda. 

[8494] MARY F. EATON,« (Lucy M. Starks,* Talcott G.v Ruth Ford,« 
Euth Hamlin.'' Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Aug. 23, 1841. 
Child: 

15214. A Son. 

[849(>] MARIE ELIZABETH THOMAS,' (Laura A. Starks,* Talcott,' 
Ruth Ford,6 Ruth Hamlin, f* Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James^^ij b. Feb. 28, 1845; m. 
Charles E. Broeflle. 

Several children. 



[84Q7J JESSE I). GOODRICH,' (Laura A. Starks,^ Talcott G.,' Ruth 
P'ord,fi Ruth Hamlin,-' Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2iJ b. Dec. 18, 1849, m. 
Addie Powell; Chatham Center, N. Y. 
Several children. 

[8498] FREDERICK C GOODRICH,' (Bro. of Jesse D.,i 

b. Nov. 11, 1858: m. Ida F. Acker. 

Chi Id lien: 

15215. Fkederxck L., b- I>ec. 25, 1879. 

1521«. Lucv B., " Mar. 2, 1881. 

15217. Lester C, ^' Dec. 22, 1882. 

15218. J. Edward, " Aug. 8, 1884. 

15219. William S., *' Feb. 5, 1886, 

15220. Gordon E., *' Nov, 20, 1887. 

15221. Sarah L., ^' Feb. 6, 1890, 

15222. Jesse C, " Nov. 17, 1891. 

15223. Grace E., *' Jan. 1, 1894, 

15224. Elmer Roy, " Jan. 5, 1896, 

15225. Raymond W., " Dec. 30, 1898. 

[8504] JOHN C. MESICK,9 m. D., ( Beebe,« Prudence Starl«,' 

Ruth Ford,« Ruth Hamlin,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,^!) b. Chatham, N. Y^, 
Oct. 18, 1852: m. Spencertov^n, N. Y., Dec. 23, 1875, Cecelia M., dau ot James S. 
and Sarah (Risedorph) Griswold, b. Spencertown, Aug. 27, f^l; physician: 
Nivervllle, N. Y., 1881-96; since, Spencertown; Republican; health orticer, 1896- 
1901: Christian; she Methodist. 
Children: 

15226. Dean, b. Feb. 13, 1878, Spencertown. 

15227. ANNA, " Dec. 20, 1883, Nivervllle. 



1190- THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[8509] ANDREW S. FORD.s (Franklin S.,« Lorenzo D.,- Davicl,^ Rutb 
Hamlin,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,=* Jaraes,2i) b. Canaan, N. Y., Mar. 2, 1853; m. 

there, Feb, 26, 1873, Hattie E., dau. of Joseph and Mary (Lovejoy) Pendleton, b. 

Canaan, Nov. 3, 1854; book-keeper; Chatham, and N. Y. City: Republican: she d, 

Chatham, N. Y., Sept. 21, 1887. 
Ch. b. Canaan: 

15228. Anna L., Jan. 4, 1874, 

[8510] ALFRED B. FORD,« ' fBro. of Andrew S.,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Jan. 18, 1855; dealer in eoal and feed, with his father; 
Chatham, N. Y.; Republican. 

[8511] EVA J. FORD, !> (Sister of Andrew S.,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Sept. 23, 1867; m. C. T. Dunham. She assisted in com- 
piling the records of the Ford family for this work. 

[8512'] FRANK FOWLER," (Cordelia A. Ford,^ Lorenzo D.,' J)avid,e^ 

Ruth Hamlin,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Canaan, N. Y., Oct. 29,1848;. 

m. June 10, 1874, Henrietta McKee, of Fairbury, Ills. He d. MeCook, Neb., 

June 15, 1891. 

Children: 

15229. William Cornehts, b. Jane 27, 187&. 

15230. Alfred Hugh, '' Jan. 29, 1877. 

[8513] ADDIE FOWLER,!^ (Sister of Frank,) 

b. Canaan, N. Y., Feb. 28, 1857; m. James L. Gray, of Olney, Ills.. 

No issue. 

[8517] BITRTT FORD," (Sidney W.,» Lorenzo D,^ David," Ruth Hamnn,5- j 
Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Canaan, N. Y., Aug. 19, 1867; ra. We&t Leb- 
anon, N. Y., Feb. 18, 1891, Jennie E. Fowler; E. Chatham, N. Y. 
Child: 

15231. Rachael Anna, b. Mar. 2, 1892, 

[8523] MABEL FLINT,* (Adeline M. Ford,* Lorenzo D.,^ David," Ruth: 
Ham lin,5 Thomas,* EbeDezer,^ James,2i) b. Flat Brook, N. Y.. Feb. 19, 1869; m^, 
Lebanon Springs, N. Y., Sept. 6, 1893, George Fred, son of John T. and Diana 
Elizabeth (Rhodes) Fellows; farmer. 

Children: 

15232. Wakde Lynton, b. June 25, 1894, Canaan. 

15233. ' Howard Kenneth, " Nov. 24, 1897, Chatham, 

[8524] LORENZO DOW FLINT,* (Bro. of Mabel, ) 

b. Flat Brook, N. Y., Apr. 16, 1871; m. Waterbury, Ct., June 24, 1891, Mirmie 
A. Dayton; laundryman. 

Children: 

15234. Leah M., b. Apr. 1, 189*2, Hartford. 

15235. Dayton M., " Oct. 12, 1894, Winstead, 



NINTH GENERATION. 1191 

[8525] NELLIE F. PIERSON,9 (Antoinette A. Foid,» Lorenzo D.,' 

David,« Ruth Hamlin,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer.s James,2t) b. Canaan, N. Y., Nov. 
29, 1869: m. there, June 6, 1888, Henry D., son of Luther and Catherine (Van 
Valkenburgh) Frisbee, b. Dec- 28, 1865; farmer: Canaan: town clerk. 



[8555] MARY MATILDA CRANE," (George F.,s Maria Burrows,' Pru- 
dence Ford," Ruth Hamlin, ^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,^!) b. Red Rock, N. Y,, 
Oct. 3, 1858: m. Ghent, N. Y., Nov. 24, 1881, Charles LeRoy, son of .Jerome B. 
and Sarah A. (Halstead) Westover, b. Austerlitz, N. Y.. Mar. 5, 1858, 

Ch. b. Ghent: 

15236. Raymond Wells, July 2, 1883; d. Oct. 15, 1886. 

15237. Roy Chakles, July 9, 18^5. 

15238. Fkank Hakkison, Oct. 1, 1889. 

15239. Beutha Sakah, July 3, 1894. 

15240. Geouge Jerome, Aug. 26, 1896. 



[8556] GEORGE CRANE BLASHFIELD,9 (Marietta Crane,* Maria 
Burrows,' Prudence Ford," Ruth Hamlin. » Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. 
Shushan, N. Y., Apr. 10, 1863; m. Feb. 28, 1886, Carrie E., dau. of Jerome B. 
and Sarah A. (Halstead) Westover, b. Green River, N. Y., Feb. 8, 1864; she m. 
2d, Rev. Joel Gallup, and res. Cliatham, N. Y.; he d. Ghent, N.Y., Nov. 2, 1893. 

Ch. b. Ghent: 

15241. RoscoE Westoveu, Sept. 20, 1890. 



[8575] ABBIE J. REED," (Harriet E. Starks,* Emeline Ford," Ruel,« 
Ruth Hamlin,^"- Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Brainard, N. Y., Mar. 10, 
1872: m. June 10, 1896, Archie Manchester, of Berlin, N. Y. 
Child: 
15242. Violet M., b. Mar. 22, 1897, 



[8576] LEROY REED,9 ( Bro. of Abbie J.,) 

b. Brainard, N. Y., June 28, 1875; m. June 10, 1896, Ida Tower; Rossmans, 

N. Y. 

Child: 

15243. Henry L., b. Mar. 9, 1898. 

[8592] CONDE HAMLIN," (David H.,8 Anson B.,' Caleb J.,« Thomas.s* 
Ebenezer,3 James.'^i) b. Glenville, N.Y., Nov. 9, 1861; m.N.Y. City, Dec. 10, 
1892, Lenbra, dau. of Ex-Gov. Austin, of Minnesota: vice-prest. and general 
manager. The Pioneer Press Co., since 1899. He graduated Winona, Minn., 
High School, 1879; Union College, 1883; A. M., 1886: Law School, University of 
Wis., LL. B., 1887; admitted to state and federal courts, same year: Colonel, 
4th Regt. N. G., Minn., 1898; member State Board of Corrections and Chanties, 
1897-8; prest., St. Paul Com. Club, 1897-1899. 



1192 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY, 




CoNDE Hamlin, 



[869^ FRED ELMEKDORP HAMLlK,*f (Bro. of Cond(?J * 

b. McGregor, Iowa, Dec. 7, 1864; saperintendenti of schools, 1889-94; Marsb-J 

fieid, Wis,; later, Houston, Minn. , 

t 

f 

'i 

[8594] GRACE AUGUSTA HAMLIN,'' (Sister of Conde,) 

b, McGregor, Iowa, July 18, 1867; m. Winoaa, Minn., May 10, 1888, Frank 
Leslie, son of Frederick Messer and Catherine Cordelia (Knowlton) Morse, b- 
Belvidere, Ills., Nov. 2, 1867; railway superintendent; res. Belvidere, until 1883; 
Rochester, Minn., 1883-5; Winona, Minn., 1885-94; Bari boo. Wis., 1894: Madison, 
Wis<, 1S94-5; Clinton. Iowa, 1895-6; Madison, Wis., 1896-8; St. Paul, Minn., 1898- 
9; Plainfield, N. J., 1899^1901; Brooklyn, N. Y., 1901-2; Independent; she gradu- 
ated Winona high school; and attended Winona normal school; Congs. ' 

Ch. b. Winona: j 

15244. Eatherine Conde, Feb. 26, 1889. 



L8597] SOLYMAN GREGORY HAMLIN," (Solyman G.,» Anson B.,''' 
Caleb J.,6Thomas,5* Ebenezer,3,James,2i) b. Schenectady, N. Y., Apr. 30, 1878; 
unmarried; student, Amherst College, class of 1902; res. Schenectady, until; 
1881; Glenville, N. Y., 1881-9; since, Springfield, So. Dak.; member Lodge 309, 
B. O. P. E.; and Theta Delta Chi. Soc. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1193 

[8fi06] Dii. JAMES HAMLIN McIVOR," (Abbie Hamlin,* Richard C.,' 
Caleb/ Thomas.54 Ebenezer,3 James.^i) b. N. Y. City, May 1, 1872; m. June. 
]89(i. Miss Kate Orville. of Birmingham, England; educated in the schools of 
New York, and Manhattan College: graduated New York Homeopathic Medi- 
cal College, 1892; in which he is clinical instructor in minor surgery; physician; 
N. Y. City. 

[8617] ELBERT BACON HAMLIN,'-* (Teunis S.,* Salmon C.,' Caleb J., « 
Thomas,5* Ebenezer,^ James,^!) b. Troy, N. Y., Nov. 21, 1874. He attended the 
public school, Washington, D. C.; Westminster School, Dobb's Ferry, !S. Y.; 
Yale University, 1896, A. B.: N.Y. Law School, 1898, LL. B.; lawyer: Troy, until 
1883: Cincinnati. Ohio, until 1885; Washington, D. C, until 1891; since, N. Y. 
City; Republican: Presb. 

[8619] JAY HEATH,9 (Calista Hamlin,^ HawleyH.,' Theron.e Thomas,^* 
Ebenezer,:* James,2i) b. Locke, N. Y., Sept. 16, 1860; m. Cortland, N. Y., Jan. 
24, 1883, Hattie E., dau. of Albert and Maria (Adams) Sears, b. Cortland, Oct. 
2, 1858: farmer; Cortland: Prohibitionist; she Presb. 
Ch. b. Cortland: 

15245. Lewis I., July 14, 1886. 

[8620] HENRY HEATH, 9 (Bro. of Jay,) 

b. Locke, N. Y., Jan. 8, 1864, m. Cortland, N.Y., Mar. 8, 1888, Bertha E., 

dau. of David and Rosa (Moss) Wright, b. Moravia, N. Y., Mar. 8, 1864; farmer; 

Cortland; Prohibitionist: members Grange 766, P. I. U.;she Cong. 

Ch. b. Cortland: 

15246. Floyd V., Feb. 14, 1889. 

15247. Pearl Grace, Oct. 18, 1897. 

[8621] SUSIE AURENIA HAMLIN,9 (Henry C.,8 Hawley H.,^ Theron.e 
Thomas,''! Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Groton, N. Y., Feb. 2, 1866; m. Moravia, N.Y., 
Feb. 13, 1884, Ed. H., son of George W. and Mary Jane (Hoagland) Bowen, b. 
Moravia, July 3, 1860: electrician; Moravia, until 1890: since, Cortland, N. Y.; 
Republican; she, Methodist. 

Ch. b. Moravia: 

15248. Eva C, Sept. 12, 1884. 
15:249. Emma H., Aug. 7, 1885. 

15250. Edith M.. Apr. 14, 1889. 

[8622] CLARA ORCELIA HAMLIN,9 (Sister of Susie A.,) 

b. Moravia, N. Y., June 16, 1869; m. Cortland, N. Y., Jan. 24, 1901, John S., 
son of John and Hetty (Babcock) Lockey, b. Tompkins Co., N. Y., 1856; me- 
chanic; Cortland; Republican: Odd Fellow; she Methodist. 
Ch. b. Cortland: 

15251. Carl H. D., 1894. 

[86.34] JOHN JEWETT CANFIELD," (Calvin J.,* Nathan,' Jerusha 
Hamlin,6 Thomas, 5* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Feb. 24, 1867; m. Canandaigua, 
N. Y.,Oct. 16, 1890, Anna Aden Priest; miller. 
Ch. b. Canandaigua: 

15252. Ardus Vilroy, Feb. 17, 1892. 



1194 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. j 

[8635]. LEWIS DAVID CANFIELD,9 (Bro of John J., ) : 

b. July 9, 1869: ra. Canandaigua, N. Y.. Aug. 16, 1893, Ida Jane Cooley. i 

Ch. b. Canandaigua: i 

15253. Harold, May 22, 1894. i 

15254. EuTH, May 9, 1900. I 

[8720] WINIFRED ALMIR A WILDER,9 (Ella I. Hamlin,* Asa B.,' 
Truman,6 Lewis,'^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Armada. Mich., July 30, 

1876: m. Sept. 3, 1901, Daniel, son of James and Elizabeth (Renno) Beatham, b. 

St. Clair Co., Mich., July 1, 1878: drayman: Romeo, Mich.; Republican. 

[8721] NORA MARIE WILDER,^ (Sister of Winifred A.,) 

b. Armada, Mich., Aug. 5, 1881: m. Oct. 4, 1898, Archibald, son of David 
and Elizabeth (Court) Robertson, b. Marine City, Mich., Oct. 1, 1878; carpen- 
ter: Armada; Republican; member Camp 5707, M. W. A.: she Methodist. 
Child: 

15255. Marguerite Ivonette, b. Apr. 11, 1902. 

[8722] NELLIE E. WILDER,^ (Sister of Winifred A.,) 

b. Armada, Mich.. Oct. 17, 1883; m. Mar. 27, 1901, Albert Manley, son of] 

Albert R. and Hannah (Woodbeck) Embury, b. Bruce, Mich., Oct., MO, 1881;] 

farmer; Romeo, Mich. * 

. i 

[8726] HELEN MARIAN KELSEY,9 (Annie L. Hamlin,« Stephen B..' | 

Truman,6 Lewis,5 Thomas,* Ebenezer,3James,2i) b. Theresa, N.Y., Apr. 17, 

1872; unmarried, 1902; instructor, Wellesley College, Mass., 1896-1900; Registrar, i 

1900-2. j 

[8735] HELEN HULL,9 (Wilham,* Betsey Drake,' Eunice Hamlin,^ 
Seth,5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Worcester, N.Y., June 3,1846: m. ; 

Westford, N. Y., Jan., 1868, Walter, son of Adam and Eliza (Planck) Engell, b. ' 

Center Valley, N. Y., May 9, 1847; merchant: Center Valley and Mohawk, N. Y.; 

Republican; Lutheran; Odd Fellow; she Methodist: she d. Mohawk, N. Y., Sept. 

5, 1900. I 

Ch. b. Center Valley: j 

15256.* Venila, May 6, 1870. i; 

15257.* Sadie Zenena, Mar. 4, 1875. ^ 

15258. Charles, Jan. 18, 1881. \ 

15259. Van Court, Dec. 18, 1885. 

[8736] EMMAGENE HULL,9 (Sister of Helen,) . 

b. Worcester, N.Y., Aug. 9, 1848; m. 1st, Westford, N.Y., Mar. 6, 1866, Nicholas, , 
son of Michael and Betsey (Van Alstyne) Banker; merchant: Westford; Demo- 
crat; Methodist; member of Co. G, 121 N. Y. Inf. Vols.: enlisted Aug. 13, 1862; 
participated in all battles of the army of the Potomac from Antietam to Ap- 
pomattox; wounded in left arm by shell, at Spottsylvania, May 10, 1864: dis. 
June 25, 1865. He d. Westford, July 5, 1879; m. 2d, Mar. 20, 1884, Dr. Daniel 
Pomeroy, son of Daniel and Mary (Tunniclifl) Van Court, b. Feb. 6, 18.38; physi- 
cian and surgeon; Mohawk, N.Y.; Republican; private, G, 34, N.Y. Inf. Vols.; 
enlisted Apr., 1861; participated in battles of Balls Bluff, Yorktown, Williams- 



NINTH GENERATION. 1195 

burg, Fair Oaks, where he was wounded, and was dis. from Hospital, New 
Haven, Ct.; justice of the peace and notary public; charter member, G. A. R., 
Cooperstown, N. Y.: and transferred to Chismore Post 110, G. A. R.; member 
Lodge 162, A. F. & A. M.; she member Chapter 82, O. E.S. and W. R. C, and 
Womans Foreign Mis. Soc; Methodists. 

Ch. by 1st marriage: 

15260.* Elizabeth May, b. May 19, 1867, Center Valley. 

15261. John Henry, " Apr. 17, 1872, Westford; d. Feb. 6, 1876. 

[8737] JOHN T. HULL," ( Bro. of Helen,) 

b. Worcester, N. Y., Nov. 1, 1852; m. 1st, Mary McFee, who died; m. 2d, 

Nov. 21, 1883, Celia Child, who d. Jan., 1886; m. 3d, Oct., 1889, Mary Wheeler. 

He d. Mohawk, N. Y., Nov. 26, 1901. 
Child: 

15262. Grace E., b. June 23, 1888. 

[8738J SARAH HULL," (Sister of Helen,) 

b. Schenerus, N. Y., Apr. 12, 1856; m. Garrettsville, N. Y., Feb. 2, 1878, 
Eugene Borelli, son of Borelli Darwin Taft and Zenana (Vosburg) Ingalls, b. 
Richtield, N. Y., Dec. 15, 1852, son of her father's second wife; veterinary sur- 
geon: Mohawk, N. Y.; Democrat; justice peace; member of Mohawk Valley 
Lodge 276, A. F. & A. M.; Iroquois Chapter 236, R. A. M.: she member Chapter 
82, O. E. S. 

[8740] GEORGIA ELLIOTT," (Olive Hull,* Betsey Drake,' Eunice Ham- 
lin,«Seth,5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James.^i) b. Westford, N. Y., Aug. 17, 1846; m. 
Milford, N. Y., Feb. 18, 1867, Sidney Jewell, son of Stephen S. and Relief 
(Jewell) Burton, b. Westvllie; farmer; Westville; she Baptist. 

Children: 

15263. Charles Jewell, b. June 21, 1868, Westville. 

15264. Maky Ella, " Dec. 18, 1869, " 
15265.* Kate Marie, "May 3,1872, 

15266. David Sutherland, " July 26, 1874, Milford. 

15267. Harry Cornish, " June 28, 1878, Springfield. 

15268. Eliphalet Bliss, '■ Sept. 8, 1884, Westford. 

15269. Emma Vera, " Apr. 12, 1887, 

[8742] HENRY WALTER RAN DALE," (LaurindaHull,« Betsey Drake,^ 
Eunice Hamlin, 6 Seth, 5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Edmeston, N. Y., 
Nov. 15. 1848: m. Fly Creek, N. Y., Dec. 18, 1872, Anna Elizabeth, dau. of George 
Whitney and Sarah Ann (Dixcm) Gary, b. Litchfield. N. Y., June 20, 1847; mil- 
ler and sawyer: Brooktield and Belmont, N. Y., Mason City, Iowa, Eau Claire, 
Wis,, and Fly Creek, N. Y.: Republican; member of Fly Creek Grange 710, P. 
H.; she member of W. C. T. U.: Methodists. 
Ch. b. Fly Creek: 
15270.* George Gary, b. Mar. 17, 1875. 

15271. Raymond Irving, " Nov. 10, 1880; d. Oct. 1, 1883. 

15272. Florence Gary, " Apr. 18, 1888. 



1196 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

18744] FRANK ADIN RANDALL,« (Bro. of Henry W.,) , 

b. Eau. Claire, Wis., Mar. 13, 1862; m. Westtield, N. Y., Jan. 5, 1886, Frances] 

Amelia, dau. of George Benjamin and Ellen Maria (Drake) Bishop, b. Westford,' 

N. Y., Sept. 10, 1858: photograplier: Eau Claire, Wis., until 1870; Fly Creek, | 

N. Y., until 1886: Silver Creek, N. Y., until 1893; since. Fly Creek; Republican;: 

member Cooper Tent, 601, K. O. T. M.; Presbs. ' 

Children: i 

■ 15273. Vayne Bishop, Dec. 4, 1886, Silver Creek. j 

15274. Makion Judson, Sep. 25, 1888, " " j 

15275. Daniel Benjamin, Dec. 11, 1897, Fly Creek. j 

I 

[8747] OLIVE ADELLA HULL,9 (Henry S.,^ Betsey Drake,- Eunice' 

Hamlin,"* Seth, 6 Isaac,* Ebenezer.-^ .James,^!) b. .Joliet, Ills.. May 1. 1855; m. Abi-I 

lene, Kansas, July 9, 1873, Raraone Ruscas. b. in Spain, Dec. 25, 1845; farmer;; 

Holland, Kas.; Republican; she Methodist; member of W. R. C. 

Ch. b. Kansas: 

15276. Charles W., Aug. 25, 1875. 

15277. Gilbert M., Nov. 4, 1880; unm. 1902. 

[8748] CHARLES EUGENE HULL,9 (Bro. of Olive A.,) 

b. Joliet, Ills., Apr. 26, 1859; m. Feb. 23, 1875, Ida Holtzhouser, b. May 6, 

1859: she was adopted by a family named Chapman: painter; Abilene, Kansas, 

and San Francisco, Cal.; Republican; she Methodist. 
Ch. b. Abilene: 

15278. Irving Hull, Apr. 27, 1880. 

15279. Edward Hull, Oct. 23, 1883. 

[8749] ADIN SILAS HULL,^ (Bro. of Olive A..) 

b. Joliet, Ills., Aug. 29, 1862: m. Coupeville, Wash., Feb. 10, 1890, Frances Ame, 
dau. of William L. and Clara Elizabeth (Moore) Beach, b. Ferguson, Mo., Aug. 
11, 1870; carpenter; Coupeville, 1886-96; Seattle, Wash., since 1897; Democrat; 
she Methodist. 





Children: 










15280. 


Josephine Gertrude, 


b. Apr. 


13. 


1891, 


Coupeville, 


15281. 


Clair Moore, 


" June 


27, 


1893, 


( i 


15282. 


Frederick, 


" July 


24, 


1900, 


Seattle. 



[8750] EVA ERMINA HULL,9 (Sister of Olive A.,) 

b. Joliet, Ills., Nov. 26, 1867; m. Seattle, Wash., Aug. 14, 1888, Moses, son of 

John C. and Lydia (Murphy) Mock, b. Scalp Level, Pa., July 3, 1856; engineer; 

Coupeville, Wash.: Republican; Sheriff, 1894-8; member Lodge 16, A. F. & A. 

M.; Lodge 107, I. O. O. F.; and Woodman; members Beulah Rebekah Lodge 47, 

I. O. O. F. and Tula Chapter 26, O. E. S. 

No issue. 

[8753] MINNIE MAY TAYLOR,« (Juliette E. Hull,« Betsey Drake,' 
Eunice Hamlin," Seth,^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James, ~i) b. Fly Creek, N. Y., Mar. 

9, 1867; m. there, June 30, 1886, Claude J., son of John Henry and (Roberts) 

Burrell, b. Schuyler's Lake, N. Y.. Feb. 11, 1865; clerk in store: Fly Creek, 1884- 



NINTH GENERATION. 1197 

1887; Cooperstown, until 1895; Oneonta, N. Y., since 1898; Republican: mem- 
ber of Otsego Lodge 138, A. F. & A. M.; Baptist; she Presb. 
No issue. 



[8754] HORACE IRVING TAYLOR,» (Bro. of Minnie M.,) 

b. Fly Creek, N. Y., July 29, 1872; ra. Cooperstown, N. Y., May 11, 1892, 
Laura, dau. of Frank Hubbell and Addie (McLaflin) Robinson, b. Burlington 
Flats, N. Y., Nov. 10, 1872: dry goods clerk: Fly Creek, until 1901: since. Mil- 
ford, N. Y,; Republican; member Otsego Lodge 138, A. F. & A. M.; Metho- 
dists: members Fly Creek Chapter 201, O. E. S. 
Ch. b. Fly Creek: 

15283. Ralph Robinson, • May 1, 1894. 

15284. Ruth, June 21. 1900. 



[8755] CHARLES LINN TAYLOR,« (Bro. of Minnie M.,) 

b. Fly Creek, N. Y., Aug. 11, 1877; m. there, Oct. 12, 1898, Harriet T., dau. 

<jf William A. and Hannah Eliza (Potts) Wilson, b. Fly Creek, Oct. 11, 1874; 

farmer; Republican: Granger; Methodists. 

[8756] MINNIE BELLE eULL,« (Irving D.,* Betsey Drake,- Eunice 
eamlin,6 Seth,^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Westford, N. Y., Dec. 15, 1867; 
ra. Eau Claire, Wis., Mar. 12, 1890, Walter Robert, son of Robert W. and Mary 
Jane (Godden) Scott, b. Janesville, Wis., Oct. 29, 1868; druggist; Janesville, 
Wapaca and Eau Claire, Wis., and Puyallup, Wash.; Republican; deputy state 
oil inspector; member of Corinthian Lodge 3S, A. F. & A. M.; and No. 178 
Woodmen of World; Presbs. 





Ch. b. Eau Claire: 






15285. 


Irving Hull, 


b. Feb. 6, 


1892. 


15286. 


Jean, 


" Aug. 26, 


1894. 


15287. 


LuGiLB Gertrude, 


" May 30, 


1896. 



[8758] KATIE NASH GLEDHILL,^ (Emma C. Hull,' Betsey Drake,? 
Eunice Hamlin,^ Seth,^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,3James,2i) b. Sept. 16, 1870: m. Dec. 
18, 1889, Alanson Robison, of Schenectady, N. Y. She d. Apr. 7, 1899. 

Child: 

15288. Lelan Gledhill. b. June 11, 1893. 

[8760] GEORGE LUTHER WILLIAMS,9 (Frances M. Drake,' John,' 
Eunice Haralin,6 Seth,5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,^!) b. Fly Creek, N. Y., Mar. 
7, 1858; m. Nov. 2, 1882, Emma W. Seward, of Ridgely, Md.; farmer: Fly Creek. 

Children: 

15289. Robert Seward, b. June 1, 1886. 

15290. Florence Mary, " Jan. 9, 1894. 

[8761] PEARLIA ANNAH WILLIAMS,' (Sister of George L.,) 
b. Fly Creek, N. Y., Dec. 27, 1861; m. Dec. 17, 1885, William H., son of Al- 
bert and Sarah (Chase) Murdock; Fly Creek; Republican; Baptist. 



II98 THE HAMLIN FAMILY, i 

Children: 

1529L Ellen Williams, b. Nov. 9, 1886. 
15292. Walter Lynn, •' Nov. 7,1887. 

1529S, Stanley WILLIAM^s, " Oct. 27, ISm. 

[8780] WILLIAM HARVEY GREENE,* (Estlier Burbank,8 Olive 

Hamlin," Elijah,* Seth,5 Isaac,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Detroit, Mich., Apr. 17, 
1847; m. Rochester, Mich., May 4, 1875, Carrie, dau. of Hiram and Mary(BeagleV 
Roberts, b. Oxford, Mich., May 18, 1856; furniture dealer and undertaker^ 
Rochester; member of Maccabees. He served in the quartermaster's depart- I 
ment at Little Rock, Ark., April and May, 1865, i 

Ch. b. Detroit: 

15294. Marjokie Carrie, Sept. 7, 1888. i 

[8785] GEORGE THOMPSON,' (Helen Hamlin,* Elijah,-? e Setb,^ Isaac,* 
Ebenexer^s James,2i) b. July 6, 1850; banker; Eau Claire, Wis. 

[8786] WILLIAM THOMPSON ,» {Bro. of George,) 

bookkeeper; East Saginaw, Mich. 

[8789] ALICE HAMLIN,» (Calvin,» Elijah,' s Seth,5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,* 
James,2i) b. Avon, Mich., June 7, 1861; m. May 30, 1881, E. W. Coleman. 
Children: 

15295. Harry, b. Mar, 22, 1882, Fenton, Mich, 

15296. Morris, " Aug. 31, 1890. 

[8790] FRED HAMLIN,» (Bro. of Alice,) 

b. Gaines, Mich., Oct. 23, 1863; res. Chicago, 111., and Pontiac, Mich, 

Children: 

15297. Dora. 

15298. Frank, 

15299. HuLDA, 

15300. Phebe, 

[8799J ARTHUR LAMBERT HARVEY," (Oscar L.,» Caroline Hamlin,' 
Elijah.* Seth.s Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,'^!) b. St. David's, Ontario, May 6, 1855; 
m. Ridgway, N. Y., Jan. 23, 1877, Nellie McNiel. They separated and she re- 
married. He is supposed to have died. 
Child: 

15301. A Daughter. 

[8801] FLORENCE HARVEY,^^ (Sister of Arthur L.,) 

b. St. David's, Ontario, June 18, 1859; m. Feb. 25, 1886, Charles Lowry, soa 

of James Wamsley and Jean (Lovpry) Carman, b. Feb, 19, 1859; physician; St, 

Paul, Minn.; Republican: Forester. 
Child; 

15302. Paul Irvine, b. Apr. 4, 1889. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1199 

[8802] CHARLES HENRY GOOLD,« (James F.,« Lydia Hamlin," 

Elijah,* Seth, 5 Isaac,* Ebenezer.s James,^') b. Brockport, N. Y., Sept. 1, 1862; 
unm. 1902; merchant; Auburn, Ind., since 1880; member Lodge 214, A.F. &A. M. 

[8806] HENRY BARRY GOOLD,^ (Henry H.,* Lydia Hamlin,' Elijah,* 
Seth," Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,^') b. Rochester, N. Y., July 26, 1868: m. Apr, 
1900, Alice Demorest, of Wallace, N. Y. 
Child: 

15303. Kathkyn a lick. Feb. 13, 1902. 

[8807] FRANCES M. GOOLD,« (Sister of Henry B.,) 

b. Rochester, N. Y., Oct. 25, 1870; m. there, Sept. 29, 1^91, Fred W. Wright. 
She d. Rochester, Jan. 12, 1899. 

Ch. b. Rochester: 

15304. Hazel, Api., 1894. 

[8808] MILDRED A. GOOLD,^ (Sister of Henry B.,) 

h. Rochester, N. Y., July 20, 1873; m. June 23, 1897, William Greenwood. 
Child: 

15305. CoNSTANOK, b. Jan., 1900. 

[8814] GEORGE WRIGHT HAMLIN,» (Frank H.,* Henry W.,' Elijah,* 

Seth,5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,=* James, ^i) b. Canandaigua, N. Y., July 25,1873; 

unmarried: graduated Yale University, class of 1895; admitted to the bar, 1,901. 

[8815] ARTHUR SEARS HAMLIN, » (Bro. of George W\,) 

b. ('anandaigua, N. Y., Dec. 2, 1876; unmarried; graduated N. Y. Law school 

and admitted to the bar, June, 1901, where he won first prize in the class and 

a tutorship for 3 years. 

[884S] CHARLES BISHOP,9 (Mary Ann Cadwell,^ Laura Williams,? 
Clarissa Hamblin,* Isaac, -^i Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Ridgetield, Ohio, Jan. 4, 
1844; m. there, Apr. 27, 1877, Mary Jane, dau. of Alonzo and Thecia A. (Lewis) 
Ruggles, b. Ridgefleld-, Oct. 15, 1855; farmer; Norwalk, Ohio. 

Ch. b. Norwalk: 

15306. Minnie S., Oct. 6, 1880; unm. 1902, 

15307. Geneva M., Aug. 6, 1897. 

[8849] LINA BlSHOP,» (Sister of Charles,) 

b. Ridgetield, Ohio, Apr. 15, 1849: m. 1st, there, Nov. 22, 1876, Chauncey F., 
son of Daniel and Eliza (Marsh) Fay, b. Oxford, Ohio, May 4, 1849; farmer; Nor- 
walk, Ohio; Republican; he d. Huron Co., Ohio, Sept. 13, 1887; m. 2d, June 24, 
1890, Charles W., son of Salmon and Cynthia (Dickey) Drake, b. Ridgefleld, 
May 9, 1856: farmer. 

Ch. by 1st marriage, b. Norwalk: 

15308.* Maky E., Oct. 24, 1877. 

15309. Arthur B., May 16, 1882; unm. 1902. 



1200 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[8854] FRANK ADAMS," (Jane Cadwell,* Laura Williams,^ Clarrissa 
Hamblin,« Isaac,^* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Woods Co., Ohio, Aug. 11, 1857: m. 
there, Sept. 29, 1880, Mary, dau. of John and Mary (Apel) Killyen, b. Woods 
Co., Feb. 4, 1858; farmer: Tontogany, Ohio; Republican; Prest. Chair Stay Fence 
Co.: Universalist; member Lodge 755; she Fresb.; member Tontogany Miss. Soc. 

Ch. b. Woods Co: 

15310. Floyd Dwight, Oct. 19, 1882; unm. 1902. 

15311. Ray Elton, July 8, 1884. 

15312. Laura May, May 21, 1887. 

15313. Paul Frank, Oct. 1, 1895. 

15314. John Holmes, July 13, 1898. 

[88501 HARRIET RENENA WILLIAMS.* (Cyrus M.,8 Justin,' Clar- 
issa Hamlin." Isaac,** Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Avon, Ohio, Apr. 20, 1872: m. 
Lorain, Ohio, Nov. 15, 1893, Alfred Edward Crowl, b. Cleveland, Ohio, June 27, 
1872; shoe merchant; Cleveland, 1872-4; Wellington, Ohio, 1874-80; Cleveland, 
1880-6; since, Lorain; Republican; member R. A. Alger Camp 344, S. V.; Tent 
300, K.O. T. M.; Congs., and members Protected Home Circle, 32. 
Ch. b. Lorain: 

15315. Cora Cecelia, Oct. 23, 1894. 

15316. Mary Isabel, Nov. 5, 1898. 

15317. Howard Almon, Sept. 23, 1900. 

[8857] JUSTIN ALMON WILLIAMS,9 (Bro. of Harriet R.,) 

b. Avon, Ohio, Feb. 9, 1874; m. Sept., 1895, Jennie M. Buss: engineer; Ml. 
Washington, Md. 

Child: 

15318. Reid, b. Feb. 9, 1897. 

[8860] SHIRLEY GARFIELD,* (Halsey,« Temple Williams,' Clarissa 
Hamlin," Isaac,** Ebenezer,3James,2i) b. Avon, Ohio, Feb. 28, 1861; m. North 
Ridgeville, Ohio, June 19, 1895, Alice Myra, dau. of John and Ann (Fretter) 
Maddock, b. N. Ridgeville, Dec. 1, 1868; farmer; Sheffield; Republican. 

[8861] WILLIAM MILTON GARFIELD," (Bro. of Shirley,) 

b. Sheffield, Ohio, Oct. 26, 1867; m. Elyria, Ohio, Apr. 22, 1896, Pearl Flem- 
ing, b. May 1, 1876, piano tuner; Lorain Co., Ohio: South Bend, Ind., 1902; Re- 
publican. 

Children: 

15319. Harold, b. Aug. 14, 1896, Berea. 

15320. Edward M., " Aug. 7, 1897, Elyria. 

[8862] TEMPE FANNIE GARFIELD," (Sister of Shirley,) . 

b. Sheffield, Ohio, July 28, 1870; m. there, Oct. 9, 1894, Harry Clifton, son of 
Edward Payson and Rosa Clifton (Russell) Burrell, b. Sheffield, Dec. 15, 1863; 
steamboat hand and farmer; Louisville, Ky.; Lorain, Ohio, 1894-6: New Or- 
leans, 1896: Detroit, Mich., 1897-9; Sheffield, 1902; Republican; member King 
Solomon's Lodge 56, A. F. & A.M.; Royal Arcanum 577; Harbor 47, Masters 
and Pilots. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1201 

Children: 

15321. Edward Garfield, b. May 13, 1897, Sheffield. 

15322. Davight, " June 6, 1898, Detroit. 
1.5323. Kenneth Parsons, " Dec. 4, 1901, Sheffield. 

[8865] ESTELLA M. GARFIELD,9 (Daniel W.,8 Tempe Williams,' Clar- 
issa Hamlin," Isaac,^* Ebenezer.s James.^i) b. Sheffield, Ohio, June 11, 1859; 
m. Elyria, Ohio, May 15, 1889, J. Louis, son of Riley A., and Arabelle (Terrell) 
Taylor, b. Sheffield, Jan. 29, 1865; farmer; Sheffield: Republican. 
Ch. b. Sheffield: 

15324. Roy G., May 6, 1890. 

15325. Paul M., May 5, 1894. 
1532H. Perry T., Oct. 15, 1897. 
15327. Charles E., Dec. 16, 1899. 

[8871J CATHERINE ABEL,' (Nancy D. Clarj%8 Eliza M. Williams, ' 
Clarissa Hamlin, « Isaac. '^* Ebenezer,"* James, '^M b. Monroeville, Ohio, Aug. 29, 
1851: m. Detroit, Mich., May 6, 1873, Gen. William Simons, son of William and 
Martha Gushing (Bowker) Green, b. Boston, Mass., Jan. 1846; banker and real 
estate dealer; Boston, 1846-65; since, Detroit, Mich.; Republican; private, 11 
Mass. Battery; enlisted Aug. 25, 1862; served in 9th Corps, Army of Potomac, 
and participated in all battles from Wilderness to Appomatox; dis. June 16, 
1865; member G. A. R. and K. T.; Prest. State Military Board of Mich., 1893-4; 
Adjt. General of Mich., 1895-6. 
Ch. b. Detroit: 

15328.* KiTTiE May, Mar. 30, 1874. 

15329. Winifred, Aug. 3, 1884. 

[8872] Mary ABEL,9 (Sister of Catherine,) . 

b. Cleveland. Ohio, Oct. 12, 1853; m. Detroit, Mich., Dec. 12, 1878, Reuben 
Leggett, son of Thomas H. and Phebe Ann (Leggett) Brown, b. N. Y. City, 
.fuly 14, 1850; merchant: New York, 18.50-61; since, Chicago, Ills.; Republican; 
Quaker: she Unitarian. 

Ch. b. Detroit: 

15330. Elsie Lusline, Sept. .30, 1879; unm. 1902. 

15331. Marie Antoinette, Mar. 6, 1881, " " 

[8873] Capt. FREDERICK LAWRENCE ABEL,9 (Bro. of Catherine,) 
b. near Monroeville, Ohio, Aug. 29, 1857; m. Detroit, Mich., Feb. 7, 1895, 
May Elizabeth, dau. of Mortimer Allan and Jennie Mais (Whitehead) Leggett, 
b. Drayton Plains, Mich., May 6, 1869: musician; Secretary Mich. Conservatory 
of Music, Detroit, Mich.: Republican: 1st. Lieut, and Adjutant, 31 Mich. Regt., 
enlisted Apr. 2, 1882., and served in all grades from private to company com- 
mander: Captain 1st Inf. Mich., Nat'l Guards; res. Cleveland, Ohio, until 1861; 
Milwaukee, Wis., until 1870; Chicago, 111., 1870; since, Detroit; member Oriental 
Lodge 240. A. F. & A. M.; King Cyrus Chapter, R. A. M.: Detroit Commandery 
1, K. T.; Moslem Temple; Sovereign Consistory; she member of Tuesday Musi- 
cal of Detroit; Light Guard Ladies Asso., and Century Asso.; Episcopalians. 

Ch. b. Drayton Plains: 

15332. A Daughter, Aug. 17, 1897: d. Aug. 18, 1897. 




1202 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[8875] MARY LOULSA CLARY,« (John,« Eliza M. Williams," Clarissa 
Hamlin,8 Isaac,^* Ebenezer.^ James.^i) b. Monroeville, Ohio, June 7, 1865; tn. 
N. Y. City, Jan. 16, 1892, Remington, son of Waston C. and Ida (Remington) . 
Squire, b. N. Y. City, Feb. 22, 1870; musical agent and manager, and newspa- 
per reporter; Ilion, N. Y., 1870-84; Seattle. Wash., 1884-5, and 1888-9; N. Y. 
City, 1891-1902: Republican: Methodist; member of Alpha Delta Phi Frater- 
nity; Middletown, class 1893; Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity, N. Y. Univer- i 
sity, 1897; she Catholic. i 

[8876] ANASTASIA CLARY,9 (Sister of Mary L.,) 

b. Monroeville, Ohio, June, 1869: m. New York City, 1894, Friend, son of 

Friend and Louisa Jane (Squire) Pitts, b. N. Y. City, 1867: publisher; N. Y. 

City; Republican; she Catholic. 

[8878] JOHN BERKELEY CLARY." (Bro. of Mary L.,) 

b. Louisville, Ky.. June 16, 1877: m, Asbuiy Park, N.J., Oct. 2, 1900, Bertha 
Eudora, dau. of Andrew Lincoln and EtBe Marie Freeman (Underwood) Lyon, 
b. Farmingdale, N. J., 1875: expert accountant: Louisville. Ky.; N. Y. City; 
Deal, N. J., 1899; Brooklyn. N. Y., 1902; Democrat; Catholic: she Presb. 

Ch. b. Deal, N. J: 

15333. Douglas Lyon, Sept. 16. 1901. 

[8881] Dr. THOMAS CLARY WILLIAMS,^ (Cordelia Clary.s Eliza M. 

"Williams,' Clarissa Hamlin,« Isaac,''* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Monroeville, Ohio, 

Sept. 13, 1858: m. N. Y. City, June 27, 1893, Elizabeth Clayton, dau. of John 

Clayton Lewis, b. Middletown, Del.: physician; Monroeville, until 1776: since, 

N. Y. City; Republican; Catholic. He graduated N. Y. Medical College and 

Hospital, 1889; and from N.Y. Ophthalmic College and Hospital, 1892; formerly 

professor of physical diagnosis and diseases of heart and lungs, Rhinology and 

Laryngology in N. Y. College and Hospital for women; at present consulting 

surgeon to N. Y. Ophthalmic Hospital: physician: N. Y. Medical College and 

Hospital for women, in diseases of heart and lungs; phy.sician to Five Points 

House of Industry; memberof County Med. Soc; Homeopathic Med. Soc, N.Y. 

City; she Presb. 

Ch. b. N. Y. City: 

15334. Clayton, Sept. 13, 1894: d. Nov. 23, 1901. 

[8882] ELIZA CORNELIA FLANAGAN,' (Josephine Clary,^ Eliza M. 

Williams,' Clarissa Hamlin, « Lsaac^* Ebenezer,^ James, -i) b. Monroeville, 
Ohio, July 21, 1866. She is a professional musician: unmarried, 1902: name 
changed to Cornelia Dyas, for business reasons. 

[8886] LOUISE FLANAGAN,9 (Sister of Eliza C.,) 

b. Monroeville, Ohio, Mar. 30, 1875: professional musician; unmarried, 1902; 
name changed to Louise Dyas, for business reasons. 

[8891] ROSE BELL VAN GELDER,»* (Ida I. C. Williams,* John W.,» 
Clarissa Hamlin,^ Isaac, •'^* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Amherst. Ohio, Sept. 23, 
1851: m. North Amherst, Oct. 25. 1870, Lewis S. Hanchett, b. Shalersville, Ohio, 
Dec. 15, 1844; farmer; North Amherst: Republican: private, E, 42 0hiolnf. Vols.: 

* She was adopted by a family n amed Gleason, and assumed that name. 



NINTH GENERATION. 120S 

enlisted Sept. 15. 1861; participated in battles of Vicksburg, Middle Creek and 
other engagements; dis. November, 1S64; member of Richard Allen Post 65, 
G. A. R.; Plato Lodge 203 l.O. O. F.; she member of Richard Allen W. R. C. 
108: Methodists. 

Ch. b. Amherst: 

15335.* Alice Belle, 1874. 

[8892] ALSON J. WILLIAMS,^ (Howard,** Henry H.,' Clarissa Hamlin, 
lssac,s« Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Avon, Ohio, Mar. 26, 1871; m. Toronto, On- 
tario, Apr. 21, 1895, Mary Louise, dau. of Jacob Joseph and Martha (Aldous) 
Araann, b. Toronto, Nov. 3, 1873; roofing contractor; Toronto; she Baptist. 
Ch. b. Toronto: 

15336. Ralph Aldous, Jan. 27, 1896: d. June 24, 1901. 

15337. Aubrey Robert, Feb. 28,1900. 

15338. Marjorie Clara, Oct. 31, 1901. 

[8893] ANNETTE MOREY WILLIAMS,** (Sister of Alson J.,) 
b. Avon, Ohio, May 26, 1873; m. Toronto, Ontario, June 15, 1893, Thomas 
Carbert Thompson, b. Toronto, June 8, 1869; merchant; Toronto, 1869-81; Eng- 
land, 1882-4; France, 1884-5: Toronto, 1886-97; British Columbia, 1898-1902; 
Fernie, B. C, 1892: Liberal: Freemason and A. O. U. W.; Epis. He d. Sept. 22. 

1902. 

Ch. b. Toronto: 

15339. Howard, June ", 1894. 

[8895] RALPH CLARKE WILLIAMS," M. D., (Bro. of Alson J.,) 
b. Buffalo, N. Y., Dec. 21, 1876; m. Nov. 20, 1901, Ethel Love, dau. of Wallace 
and Mary (Garbutt) Millichamp, b. Toronto, Ontario, Mar. 3, 1877: physician 
and surgeon: master of surgery; P'ellow of Trinity Med. College; Buffalo, N. Y., 
1876-8: Brantford. Ont., 1880-2: Toronto, Ont., 1882-98; New York City, and 
Jersey City, 1898-190(1: Republican: member Kings Co. Med. Soc; Lodge 443 
A. O. U. W.; Litdge 100. Foresters of America; she Methodist. 

[8897] ISABEL RA.\SOM MOREY," (Annette Williams,' Henry H.,^ 
Clarissa Hamlin, « Isaac.'** Ebenezer,^ James, 21) b. Buffalo, N. Y., June 16, 
1874; m. there. Sept. 23, 1897, Edward Ashley, son of Edward Williams and Ad- 
elaide (Day) Fames, b. Buffalo, Dec 5, 1872; electrical engineer; educated In- 
stitute of Technology, Boston, Mass., 1892-7; res. Buffalo, N. Y.; Republican; 
member Boston Chapter, Chi Phi Frat.: she member Century Club; Graduates 
Asso.:and D. A. R.: Presbs. 

Ch. b. Buffalo: 

15340. Edward Williams, Aug. 14, 1900. 

[8902] HARRISON CFIARLES WILLIAMS,** (Edward E.,** Henry H.,' 
Clarissa Hamlin,'- Isaac,^* Ebenezer,^ James,^^!) b. Avon, Ohio, Mar. 16, 1873; m. 
Winsted, Ct., Aug. 4, 1900, Katherine Gordon, dau. of Richard Edwards and 
Martha Lyon Breed, b. Pittsburgh, Pa.: Prest. Waltham Mfg. Co., Waltham. 
Mass.; general manager International A. & V. Tire Co., N.Y.City; Elyria, Ohio, 
until Nov. 25, 1899; since, N. Y. City; member of Union Club, Cleveland, Ohio; 
Engineers Club, N. Y. City; Country Club, Farraington, Ct.; she Presb.; mem- 
ber Friday Club, Chicago, Ills. 



1204 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[8906] GEORGE FREDERICK HAML1N,9 (Charles,* George W.,' j 

Stephen," Isaac, 5* Ebenezer,^ James.^i) b. Chicago, 111., Nov. 12, 1871: m. there, i 

Apr. 2, 1899, Clara M., dau. of Thomas S. and Nancy Jane (Fource) Sample, b. [ 

Aledo, 111., Mar. 21, 1871: plumber: Chicago; Republican: Methodists. 

Ch. b. Chicago: 

15341. Mildred I., Apr. 24, 1901. 

[8907] CHARLES MERRIAM HAMLIN,» (Bro. of George F.,) 

b. Chicago, 111., July 30, 1873; m. 1897, Lillie : confectioner: Chicago; i 

Republican. 

No issue. 

[8912] ROBERT DEMING HAMLIN,^ (David F.,« George W.,' Steph- 
en,* Isaac,''* Ebenezer,3 James, '^M b. Chicago, 111., Sept. 2, 1876: unmarried; 
lawyer: Chicago; admitted to the bar, Oct. 15, 1900. 

[8918] CORA EwSTELLE MASON,^ (Katherine E. Baird,* Jane E. Ham- 
lin,' Stephen," Isaac,^* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Great Harrington, Mass., Nov. 23, 
1868: m. Ellington. N. Y., Dec. 24, 1890, Clyde Charles, son of James R. and 
Aurelia G. Hill, b. Clymer, N. Y., Jan. 16, 1865: civil engineer and insurance 
agent; North East. Pa.; Freemason; Presbs. 
Children: 

15342. Theodoke Allen Case, b. Dec. 10, 1893, Clymer. 

15343. JA3IES Russell, " Feb. 27, 1896, 

15344. Lucie Aurelia, " Mar. 31, 1901, North East. 

[8919] JANE ELIZABETH MASON, 9 (Sister of Cora E.,) 

b. Great Barrington, Mass., Dec. 22, 1870: m. Pittsfield, Mass., Nov. 3, 1897, 
George Alfred, son of Harrison and Caroline (Aiken) Hemenway, b. Pittstield, 
June 4, 1869; salesman: Springfield and Pittsfield: Republican; she Epis. 
Ch. b. Pittsfield: 

15345. Seymour Harrison, April 18, 1900. 

[8920] GRACE ETTA MASON,9- (Sister of Cora E.,) 

b. Great Barrington, Mass., Sept. 15, 1872; m. Stocl<bridge, Mass., Nov. 7, 
1897, Henry Roys, son of Charles Hopkins and Caroline Elizabeth (Roys) Bell, 
b. East Constable, N. Y., June 13, 1869; carpenter; Stockbridge, Mass.; Demo- 
crat; she member Christian Endeavor and Kings Daughters; Congs. 
Ch. b. Stockbridge: 

15346. Katherine Elizabeth, Apr. 11, 1898. 

15347. Frederick Williaji, Aug. 25, 1900. 

[8929] FRANK IRVING SEARS,9 (Philip H.,* Polly Howland," Lois 

Hamblin,6 Perez,^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Hinsdale, Mass., July 30, 

1850; m. Annie Tibbetts: journalist. ^ 

No issue: 

[8930] FREDERICK NATHANIEL SEAR8,9 (Bro. of P^ank I., ) 
b. Hin.sdale, Mass., Oct. 10, 1851: m. Florence M. Steadraan. 
Children: 

15348. Lois Stbadman, b. Nov. 26, 1893; d. Aug. 2, 1894. 

15349. Philip Henry, " Sept. 2, 1896. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1205 

[8931] HENRY PHILIP SEARS,' (Bro. of Frank I.,) 

b. Hinsdale, Mass., Jan. 8, 1853: ra. Williamstown, Mass., Oct. 21, 1874, 
Martha Melissa, dau. of Elisha W. and Sarah xinn (Prentiss) Solomon, b. Pownal, 
Vt., Oct. 19, 1851; traveling salesman; Holyoke, Mass.; Republican: Gongs. She 
d. Holyoke, Mass., Oct. 4, 1897. 





Children: 








15350.* 


Ida Aldrich, 


b. Sept. 26, 


1875, 


Pittstield. 


15351.* 


Ethel Anna, 


" Apr. 6, 


1878, 


Hinsdale. 


15352. 


Sara Winona, 


" Apr. 23, 


1880, 


unm. 1902. 



[8933] Rev. JOHN HOWARD HOBBS,» (Mary C. Sears,« Polly 

Howland,' Lois Hamblia,^ Perez,'* Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Lenox, Indian 
Territory, Apr. 2, 1858; m. Jan. 11, 1886, Clara, dau. of H. H. and Sarah A. 
<Lum) McFarland; clergyman. He fitted for college at Ark. State University 
and Amherst (Mass.) High School: graduated at Amherst College, June, 1882; 
from Hartford (Ct.) Theological Seminary, Apr., 1885: pastor, Greenwich, Ct., 
1885-9: also at Jamaica, Queensbo rough and N.Y. City. 
Children: 

15353. Harold Wade, b. Jan. 9, 1887, Greenwich. 

15354. Helen Louise, " Nov. 23, 1893, Jamaica. 

[8934] HELAN DeLANCEY H0BBS,9 (Sister of John H.,) 

b. Lenox, Mass., Jan. 12, 1862; unmarried; she graduated Pratt's Institute, 
June, 1900; teacher in the public schools, New York City. 

[8942] THEODORE WILLIAMS,9 (Helen Lewis,« Polly Howland,' 

Anna Hamblin, 6 Perez, 5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Charlotte, Vt., Sept. 3, 
1848; m. Essex, N. Y., Jan. 6, 1880, Ana, dau. of Frederick and Fanny (Gibbs) 
Sayward, b. Essex, 1857: farmer: Charlotte; Republican: private, I, 5th Vt. 
Inf. Vols.; enlisted Feb. 22, 1865; wounded Petersburg, Va., Apr. 3, 1865; dis. 
June 29, 1865; Good Templar; Presbs. 

Ch. b. Charlotte: 

15355. Harley, Apr. 7, 1884. 
15356- May, Mar. 4, 1887. 

[8944] MARY LOUISA LEWIS,9 (Carlisle,8 Polly Howland,' Anna 

Hamblin," Perez, » Isaac,* Ebenezer,» James, ^i) b. Poultney, Vt., Feb. 27, 

1853; m. Charlotte, Vt., Feb. 2, 1876, Henry Burr, son of Otto Curtis and Ella 

(Ross) Palmer, b. Charlotte, Jan. 4, 1851; farmer and teamster: East Charlotte. 

Ch. b. Charlotte: 

15357. Carroll Curtis, Mar. 28, 1881. 

15358. RoLLO Carlisle, Jan. 27, 1884. 

15359. Lewis Burr, Nov. 23, 1889. 

[8945] JOHN ALPHEUS LEWIS,' ( Bro. of Mary L.,) 

b. Poultney, Vt., Dec. 13, 1854: m. Charlotte, Vt., Mar. 8, 1877, Caroline 

Sarah, dau. of George Robinson and Clarissa (Russell) Pease, b. Charlotte, May 

8, 1858; farmer; Charlotte; Republican; Congs. 



1206 THE HAMLIN FAMILY, | 

Ch. b. Charlotte: j 

1536a Gertrude Clara, Mar. 17, 1878. / 

15361. Louisa Rebecca, Dec. 5, 1879. j 

15362. George Carlisle, Sept. 10, 1881. | 

15363. Ralph Williams, Sept. 22, 1884. j 

[8946} FRANK ADKINS LEWIS,» (Bro. of Mary L.,) I 

b. Poultney, Vt., Aug. 10, 1856; m. Ctiarlotte, Vt., Dec. 20, 1876, Clara Ann,i 

dau. of Otto Curtis and Eleanor (Ross) Palnaer, b. Charlotte, May 12, 1857;! 

farmer; Charlotte; assessor; justice peace; Congs, 

Ch. b. Charlotte; 

15364. Walter Milo, June 6, 1877. 

15365. Bertha Eleanor, May 29, 1880. 

[8947] SARAH ADELIA LEW1S,9 (Sister of Mary L.,) 

b. Charlotte, Vt., May 16, 1860; m. Milton, Wis., July 2, 1892, Albert Hu^h, 

sonof Bingham and Sarah L. (Murchison) Williams, b. Essex, N.Y., Jan. 16, 1862; 

creamery business; Janesville, Wis.; Repablican: res. Essex, N. Y., until 1875; 

Charlotte, until 1892; since, Janesville; member F. HC:') W., 24, Charlotte; 

Congs. 

Ch. b. Janesville; 

15366. Murchison Lewis, July 24, 1893. 

15367. Kenneth Bingham, Mar. 14, 1895. 

15368. Flora Annabel, Sept. 19, 1896. i, 

[8948] FANNIE EFFIE LEWIS,9 (Sister of Mary L., ) \ 

b. Charlotte, Vt., May .30, 1862: m. there, Dec. 3, 1890, Grant Colfax, son of j 

Thomas Henry and Caroline Ruth (Williams) Austin, b. Johnstown Center,i 

Wis., Nov. 8, 1868; farmer; Johnstown Center, until 1890; since, Harmony, Wis.;! 

Republican: she member Christian Endeavor; Congs. 

Ch. b. Harmony: 

15369. Blanche Louisa, Feb. 17, 1892. 

15370. Infant, June 29, 1894: d. June 29, 1894. ^ 

15371. Carl Ruthford, July 19, 1896. 

[8949] SOLON AUGUSTUS LEWIS,* (Bro. of Mary L.,) 

b, Charlotte, Vt., Feb. 5, 1871; m. there. Sept, 26, 1894, Laura Lumira, dau.? 
of Henry and Mira Amanda (Scotield) Benson, b. Charlotte, Feb. 20, 1868; 

farmer; East Charlotte, Vt.; Republican; Congs. 1 

\i 

Ch. b. Charlotte: l 

15372- Harland Benson, June 4, 1896. i 

[8952] ADELLA BUCKLAND,« (Williara,« Stephen,- Rhoda A. Ham-, 
blin,« Perez,5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ Jaraes,^!) m. Burt Chapman, of Pueblo, Col- 
No issue. 

[8956] CHARLES NEWELL BUCKLAND,^ (Newell," Stephen," Rhoda' 
A. Hamblin,6 Perez,^ ]saac,* Ebenezer,^ James,-*!) b. Danby, N.Y., Nov. 19, 
1859; m. Angola, Ind., Apr. 14, 1880, Belle J., dau. of Peter and (Kellogg) 



NINTH GENERATION. 1207 

Henwood, b. Angola, Apr. 4, 1858: dealer in mineral waters; Washington, D. C; 
Republican; member National Union Ins. Co.; she Piesb. She d, Angola, Nov. 

29, 1901. 

No issue. 

[8957] FRANK EDMUND BUCKLAND,'-' (Bro. of Charles N.,) 
b. Danby, N. Y., Feb. 4, 1863; m. New York City, Dec. 21, 1882, Margaret 
Jane, dau. of Stuart and Elizabeth (Cochrane) Murray, b. N. Y. City, Aug. 10, 
1863; proofreader. Gov't Printing Office: res. Waterloo, Ind., 1865-78; Angola, 
ind., 1879; Ft. Wayne, lad., and N. Y. City, 1880; South Bend, Ind.. 1881; since, 
Washington, D. C: Republican; member of National Union Mutual Ins. and 
Columbia Typographical Union 101; Presbs. 
No issue. 

[89651 MILA LEWIS,« (Hiram F.,^ Rhoda Fifield,-? Charlotte Hamblin,« 
Perez,5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2M b. Poultney, Vt., Aug. 2, 1859; m. there, 
Feb. 14, 1894, Henry L. Warner, b. Pawlet,Vt.; cheese maker: removed to Shore- 
ham, Vt., 1897; Republican; Freemason and Odd Fellow; Cong.; she Baptist. 

No issue. 

[8966] JOHN FARWELL LEWIS," (Bro. of Mila,) 

b. Poultney, Vt., Sept. 8, 1867; m. Westminster, Vt., Nov. 15, 1893, Abbie 
S., dau. of Mark R. and Luella S. (Fletcher) Keyes, b. E. Poultney, June 18, 1871: 
painter and paper hanger: E. Poultney: Republican; member Vermont Coun- 
cil, 1, U. A. M., Bellows Falls, Vt.; .she Cong. She went to live at Westminster, 

J897, 

Ch. b. Westminter: 

15373. Clarence, Nov. 23, 1894. 

15374. Helen, Jan, 21, 1896. 

[89671 HELEN LEWIS,9 (Sister of Mila,) 

b. Poultney, Vt., June 28, 1869; m. there, Feb. 20, 1895, Edwin G., son of 

Gilson and Maria Pomeroy, b. Poultney, June 26, 1869; res. Granville, N. Y., 

1897; she Baptist. 

Ch. b. Granville: 

15375. DORTHA M., 1896. 

[8968] CHARLES SUMNER LEWIS,' (Mark,* Rhoda Filield,' Char- 
lotte Hamblin,« Perez,^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Poultney, Vt., Mar, 
11, 1859; m. there, Jan. 21, 1885, Martha Elizabeth,** dau. of Cuthbert C, and 
i Mary A. (Fifield) Farwell, b. Castleton, Vt., May 2, 1864; farmer, Poultney: Re- 
publican; assessor; Methodists. 

Ch. b. Poultney: 

15376. Ernest Earl, Oct. 2, 1886. 

15377. Everett Farwell, Sept. 29, 1889. 

15378. Arthur Charles, Feb. 11, 1892. 

15379. Mabel Berdella, Mar. 2, 1893; d. Oct. 11, 1894. 

15380. Agnes Louise, Oct. 14,1895. 

15381. Laura M., Apr. 18, 1900, 



I 



1208 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[8971] MARY MARSHALL,« (Charlotte F. Lewis,^ Rhoda Fifleld,^ 

Charlotte Hamblin,« Perez,* Isaac* Ebenezer.s James,2i) b. Poultney.Vt.. Jan. 
9, 1862: m. there. Nov. 9, 1878, George F., son of Charles and Margaret (Mevlin) 
Rial, b. Poultney; liveryman; Poultney, 1897; Republican: Oddfellow; she Bap- 
tist. 



[8973] FREDERICK LEWIS POND,« (Martha Lewis,* Rhoda Fifleld,^ i 
Charlotte Hamblin,« Perez,» Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James. ■■^i) b. Castleton, Vt., May 
6, 18(36: m. Raceville, N. Y., Jan. 7, 1892, Helen, dau. of Rev. Howard Lathrop ; 
and Phebe (Morey) Kelsey; Castleton, until 1896: since, Chicago, Ills.; adjuster | 
of claims for personal injury; Republican; Freemason; Methodists. 

Ch. b. Castleton: 

15382. Marion L., Sept. 11, 1896. 



[8974] CHARLES DELOS PON D,9 ( Bro. of Fredericic L.,) 

b. Castleton, Vt., July 30, 1870: m. Rutland, Vt., Jan. 27, 1893, Bertha E., 

dau. of Levi and Helen Susan (Gorman) Miner, b. Chippenhook, Vt., Oct. 18, 

1870; farmer; Castleton; Republican. 

No issue. 

[8980] LORA MAY FIFIELD,9 (George B.,« Hiram, ^ Charlotte j 

Hamblin,6 Perez,^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. near Gardner, Ills., Feb. 16, 
1869; m. Tulare, Cal., May 12, 1899, Walter Lewis Pierson, b. N.Y. City, May 
31, 1858: mechanic: Tulare, 1899; Santa Barbara. 1902; Republican; Freemason; 
she Christain. 

Ch. b. San Francisco: 

15383. Eva Ellen, Mar. 26, . ' 

[9001] JENNIE E. HOSKINS,9 (Martha E. Harablin,^ William P,' 

Stephen," Perez,5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,3 Jaraes,2i) b. Fleming, N. Y., Dec. 16,1856: 
m. Aurelius, N. Y., Mar. 14, 1880, Barnaby A., son of Robert A. and Sarah 
(Atkins) Dean, b. Fleming, Mar., 1856; farmer and hay dealer; Fleming; Re- 
publican; Baptist. 



d. in infancy. 





Children: 




15384. 


Wakren, 


b. July 29, 1881, Fleming 


15385. 


Mabel, 


" Jan. 23, 1885. 


15386. 


Harlow, 


" Mar. 24, 1890, 


1.5387. 


Stella, 


" July 17, 1893, 


15388. 


Leroy B., 


" .Jan. 6, 1895, Auburn. 



[900.3] WILLIAM GAYLORD HOSKINS,« (Bro. of Jennie E.) 

b. Fleming, N. Y., June 18, 1863; m. Montezuma, July 17, 1889, Jennie, dau- 

of Elliott and Mary (Foster) Tyler, b. Aurelius. N. Y., July 2, 1868; farmer; 

Aurelius, until 1865; Ledyard, until 1891; Aurelius, since 1895; Republican: she 

Methodist. 

Children: 

15389. LuELLA, b. Oct. 17, 1890, .lurelius. 

15390. Ruth, •' Oct., 1892, Ledyard. 

15.391. GaylobdE, " May, 1894, 

15.392. WiNNiFRED, " June .30, 1896, Aurelius. 



ni:nth generation. 1209 

[9005] FRED E. HOSKlNS,9 (Bro. of Jennie E.,) 

b. Aurelius, N. Y., Oct. 18, 1867; m. Fleming?, N. Y., Jan. 1, 1891,Satie, dau. 

of John and Josephine (BailejO Padbury, b. Canandaigua, N. Y., Jan., 1869; 

farmer; Aurelius; Republican. 

Ch. b. Aurelius: 

15393. Chauncey, Feb. 6, 1892. 

15394. Burton, Aug. 17, 1893. 

15395. Howard, May, 1897. 

[9006] FRANK M. HOSlvINS,^ (Twin with Fred E.,) 

b. Aurelius, N. Y., Oct. 18, 1867; m. Auburn, N. Y., Sarah, dau. of Samuel 

and Martha (Murdock) Malcomson, b. Fleming, Dec. 9, 1874; formerly druggist; 

farmer, 1896; Aurelius: Republican; Prebs. He d. Aurelius, June 28, 1900. 

Ch. b. Aurelius: 

15396. Hugh M., Aug. 6, 1894. 

15397. Delos Willard, Aug. 30, 1895. 

15398. M. Edna, Mar. 21, 1897. 

[9007] Du. DELOS WEST HOSKINS,9 (Bro. of Jennie E.,) 

b. Aurelius, N. Y., Sept. 20, 1871; m. there, June 27, 1895, Eleanor A., dau. 
of Amos and Caroline (Dewey) Lee, b. Aurelius, Feb., 1875; attended Cornell 
University, Ithaca, 1890-2; graduated Hoemeopathic Medical College, N.Y^. City, 
1895; physician; Auburn, N. Y., 1895-7; LaGrand, Cal., 1902. 

Ch. b. Auburn: 

15399. Leland Delos, May 5, 1897. 

[9008] LEMUEL WARREN HAMLIN,' (St. Clair S.,» William P.,' 

Stephen, 6 Perez,'- Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Gaines, Mich,, Dec. 31, 1863; 
m. Flint, Mich., Apr. 6, 1892, Addie, dau. of Augustus Milton and Clarissa (Shel- 
don) Derby, b. Flint, Nov. 13, 1872; liveryman; lived with his father, until 1885; 
since, Durand, Mich.; Republican; member North Newburg Lodge 161, A. F. 
& A. M.; she Methodist. 

Ch. b. Durand: 

15400. Pearl, June 2, 1893. 

15401. Ray, Dec. 14, 1900. 

[9010] FRANK ALVIN HAMLIN,9 (Bro. of Lemuel W.,) 

b. Gaines, Mich., Dec. 1, 1868: m. Vernon, Mich., Dec. 25, 1893, Maud, dau. 
of Norman and Alice (Colby) Crane, b. Pontiac, Mich., Feb. 10, 1876. He lived 
with his father until 1889: bought a farm adjoining his father, 1892, which lie 
sold, 1896, and went to Durand, 1897, as a real estate dealer where he now resides, 
a produce dealer: Republican. 

Ch. b. Lennon: 

15402. Beulah, Apr. 18, 1901. 

[9011] FRED FAYETTE HAMLIN,' (Bro. of Lemuel W.,) 

b. Gaines. Mich., July 4, 1871: m. Vernon, Mich., Jan. 23, 1895, Ella Flor- 
ence, dau. of Cyrus Seymour, and Mary Jane (Winnegar) Kenyon, b. Marion, 
Mich., May 8, 1872: member firm of Hamlin Bros., dealers in general farm pro- 



1210 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

duce, Durand, Mich.; Republican; town treasurer: member Nortli Newburt? 
Lodge 161, A. F. & A. M.: Durand Ciiapter, 139, R. A. M.: Corruna Command- 
ery 21, K. T.; Durand Cliapter 244, O. E. S.; Union Division 201, K. of L. G.; 
Lennon Tent 381, K. O. T. M.; she Methodist. 

Ch. b. Swartz Creelc: 

15403. St. Clair Cyrus, July 15, 1897. 

[9012] CLARENCE HARTWELL HAMLIN,9 ( Bro. of Lemuel W.,) 

b. Gaines, Mich., July 5, 1873; m. Corunna, Mich., Dec. 23, 1902. Grace, dau. 

of Marcus and Esther (Doolittle) Wilcox, b. Coruniia. He lived with his father 

until 1894, then in the employ of a produce dealer, 1895-1900: since, in employ of 

Hamlin Bros., Durand, Midi.; Republican; Methodist. 

[901.3J MATTIE S. WHITE," (Jennie M. Hamblin,» William P.,' 

Stephen,* Perez, ^ Isaac,* Ebeiiezer,^ James, 21 ) b. Northville, Mich., Mar. 15, 
1875; m. there, Oct. 23, 1895, James O., son of J. H. and Elizabeth (Vermalier) 
Cunningham, b. London, Ontario, May 10, 1870; lawyer: Merrill, Mich.: Demo- 
crat: member Tent 240, K. T. O. M.; and Merrill Camp, M. W. A.: she Cong.: 
and member Hive 233, L. O. T. M. 

Ch. b. Merrill: 

15404. Alice Jeanette, July 6, 1898. 

[9014] FRANK ADAMS REED,» (Mary S.,9Mary E. Hamlin,' Stephen,6 
Perez, 5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James.^i) b. N. Y. City, June 28. 1872; unmarried, Jan., 
1896: wholesale meat dealer; N.Y. CiLy: Republican; private, G, 7th N.G.. N.Y.; 
enlisted Sept., 1893. 

[9024] LEMUEL WARREN HAMLIN,9 (Charles,* Lewis C.,' Stephen," 
Perez, 5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Gaines, Mich., Dec. 31, 1863: m. Flint, 

Mich., Apr. 6, 1892, Addie, dau. of Augustus and Clarissa (Sheldon) Derby, b. 

Gaines, 1872; farmer and liveryman; Durand, Mich.: Republican; Freemason and 

Forester; she Methodist. 

Ch. b. Durand: 

15405. Peahle, June 2, 1893. 

15406. Ray, Dec. 14, 1899. 

[9032] MAY MYRTLE HARRIS,* (Mary Rice,« Rhoda A. Hamblin,'' 
Stephen,* Perez,!^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Coldwater, Mich., Sept. 1, 1868; 
m. there, July 8, 1884, Darwin Willson, son of Hudson J. and Matilda Jane 
(Willson) Marsh; b. Millbrook, Ind., July 16, 1862; granite cutter and sculptor; 
Greenville, Mich., 1889; Coldwater, Mich., since 1890; Democrat; 1st Sergt. A, 
7th Mich. Guards: Odd Fellow; she was divorced June 1891; m. 2d, Mar. 26, 1896, 
Charles Lester Wood Fahnestock, of Chicago, 111.: she Presb. 

Ch. by 1st marriage, b. Coldwater: 

15407. D. Henry. Apr. 5, 1886. 

[9038] MARY ARTIE ASHLEY,^ (Sarah B. Hamlin,* Heman,' Eben- 
ezer,6 Jehiel.5 Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Springfield, Mass.. Jan. 23, 1867; m. 
there, Oct. 30, 1894, Frederick William, son of George Oliver and Clara Maria 
Havens, b. Hartford, Ct., July 18, 1859; dealer in wall paper and interior deco- 



NINTH GENERATION. 1211 

rations; Bridgeport, Ct., until 1884; Minneapolis, Minn., until 1888; since, 

Springtield, Mass.; Republican: member Hampden L(»dge, A. F. & A. M.; 

Congs. 

Ch. b. Springfield: 

lo408. Elmer Ashley, Dec. 12, 1895. 

15409. Gilbert Moore, May 17, 1897. 

15410. Frederick Donald, Jan. 9, 1900. 

15411. Doris, July 14, 1901. 

[9039] CAROLINE BENNETT OSGOOD,' (Emily B. Hamlin,' James 
D.,' Ebenezer S.,^ Jehiel.^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,'^') b. Allen, Mich., July 
13, 1859; ra. Harvey. 111., Sept. 16, 1896, Homer Sullivan, son of Henry F. and 
Susan J. (Sullivan) Bradshaw, b. Flushing, Ohio, June 24, 1842; lawyer; Uhrichs- 
ville, Ohio, until 1859; Mount Vernon, Iowa, until 1867; Toledo, Iowa, until 
1880; Ida Grove, Iowa, 1901; Republican: county supt., Lynn Co., Iowa, 1865-6; 
K. P.: members First Church of Christ, Scientist. 

[9040J JAMES WILLARD OSGOOD,' (Bro. of Caroline B.) 

b. Allen, Mich., July 19, 1865; m. LaGrange, 111.. Aug. 31, 1893, Belle Louise, 
I dau. of Charles and Eliza Ann (Mills) Palmer, b. Chicago, 111., July 25, 1872; 
'' manufacturer and traveling salesman; Allen, Mich., until 1881; Hillsdale, Mich., 
until 1887; Sioux City, Iowa, until 1891: since, Decatur, Ills.; Republican; mem- 
ber of B. O. P. E. and K. P.; Court of Honor: and Royal Circle; she Presb. 
Ch. b. Decatur: 

15412. Harold Mitchell, May 24, 1894. 

15413. WiLLAKD Palmer, Oct. 12, 1896. 

15414. Homer Bradshaw^, May 11, 1901. 

[9041] SAMUEL HAMLIN OSGOOD,' (Bro. of Caroline B., ) 

I b. Allen, Mich., Feb. 7, 1868; m. Toledo, Ohio, Dec. 28, 1890, Mamie, dau. of 
Richard and Margaret Ann (Hobbs) Morrow, b. Warsaw, Ky., May 3, 1869; wood 
I carver; Wynne, Ark.: Republican; K. P.; Epis. 

Children: 
I 15415. E3I1LY Marguerite, b. 1892, Allen, Mich. 

15416. Hiram Richard, *' 1894, Mansfield, O. 

1 15417. Samuel Hamlin, " Sept. 20, 1900, Wynne, Ark. 

[9042] CHARLOTTE BELLE SHERIFF,' (Caroline B.Haralin,8 James 
, D.," Ebeuezer,6 Jehiel,» Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Allen, Mich., Aug. 

, 23, 1862: m. there, Mar. 23, 1880, William Harrison, son of Ebenezerand Ellen M. 
Reed, b. Coldwater, Mich.; traveling salesman: Cold water and Detroit; Repub- 
lican; Epis. 

Children: 

15418. Howard Sheriff, b. May 30, 1882, Burr Oaks. 

15419. Hazel Marie. " Apr. 5, 1884, Hillsdale. 

15420. Charlotte Orme, " May 5, 1887, Coldwater. 

15421. Edith Bennett, " Nov. 1, 1895, Detroit. 

[9043] CHARLES WALKER SHERIFF,' (Bro. of Charlotte B., ) 
b. Allen, Mich., Nov. 13, 1869; unmarried; draper; Hillsdale, Mich., 1880; 
' Burr Oak, 1884; Chicago, 111., 1889, Aurora, 111., 1900; Republican; Epis.; mem- 
ber International Congress, Faith Assembly, 98. 



1212 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[9044] SOPHIA EMILY HALL.' (Hiland S.,« Betsey P. Hamlin,' Eben- 
ezer,8 Jebiel,'^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ Jarae.s,^i) b. Salamanca, N. Y., Oct. 29, 1869; m. 
Bloomfield, N. Y., Dec. 19, 1894, Charles Jesse Sbepaid, cif Rochester, N. Y. 

Ch. b. Asotin, Wash.: 

15422. Hiland Geokge, Aug. 16, 1896. 



[9048] HILAND BISHOP HALL.s (Francis G.,« Betsey B. Hamlin,'! 

Ebenezer,6 Jehiel,^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,3 Jaraes,-^') b. Elmira, N. Y., Feb. 3, | 
1872; m. Dansville, N. Y., Dec. 30, 1895. Lucy Evans," dau. of Luther and Melina 
Louise (Bradner) Grant,* b. Dansville, Oct. 21, 1866; sash, blind and door mfgr.; 
Dansville: 1st Lieut, and Adjustant. 



[9055] JOHN E. DANA, » (Isabella S. Hall,« Caroline S. Hamlin,' Eben- 1 
ezer,« Jehiel,^ Isaac* Ebenezer,'* James,^i) b. Leroy, N. Y., Feb. 20, 1856: ra.j 
Mary Goodrich, of Mendon. N. Y. 

15423. One Child. 



* Note 495. MATTHEW GRANT.i b. England, Oct. :r, 1601 ; m. 1st. Nov. 16, 1625, Priscillia > 

, who d. Windsor, Ct., Apr. 27. 161-1, aged 4.i yr.s. 2 mos. : m. 2d, Windsor, Susanna, widow 

of Dea. William Rrckwell, and prob. dau. of Bernard Capen or Chapin, b. Apr. 5, 1602. who d. ! 
Windsor. Nov. 11, 1666. He embarked with his family on the "Mariiand John" Mar. 20, 16:iO. at ii 
Plymouth, Eng., and reached Boston, May 30, 1630; settled at Dorchester, Mass. ; freeman. May \ 
18, 1631. He removed to the Conn, river, Oct., 16J5, where his family prob. joined him April. 1636, i 
and settled at Windsor; surveyor; deacon in the church; town clerk, 1632-77; selectman. He d. 
Windsor, Dec. 16, 1581. Ch. by 1st wife: Priscilla, Samuel, Tahan, Matthew, a child, .fohn. 

SAMUEL 'GRANT.2 b. Dorchester, Mass., Nov. 12, 1631; m. Windsor, Ct.. May 27, 16.J8. \ 
Mary, dau. of .Tohn and Anna (White) Porter, b. England, 1638; res. Windsor; removed to East 
Windsor Hill, as early as 1672; ferryman, owner of saw miW, sealer of measures, lister, con- 
stable, surveyor, boundgoer; joined the church, 1685. He d. East Windsor Hill, Sept. 10, 1718. : 
Children b. Windsor: Samuel, a child, .John, .Matthew. Josiah, a child, Nathaniel, Mary, Sarah. 

SAMUEL GRANT,3 b. Windsor, Ct., Apr. 20, 1659; m. 1st, there, Dec 6, 1683, Anna, dau. ' 
of Samuel and Anna (Gillet) Filley. b. Windsor, Aug. 16, 1664. who d. Apr. 18, 1686; m. 2d, Stan- 
ington, Ct., Apr. 11, 1688, Grace, dau. of John and Elizabeth (Booth) Miner, b. Stonington. Sept. \ 
20, 1670, who d. Apr. 16, 1753; carpenter; East Windsor Hill; owned cider mill, part of saw mill; 
kept tavern. He d. May 8, 1710. Children by 1st wife: Sarah, Samuel. By 2d wife, b. Windsor: j 
Hannah, Samuel, Noah, Abigail, Ephraim, Grace, David. Ebenezer. 

SAMUEL GRANT,* b. Windsor, Ct., Sept. 19, 1691; m. there, Jan. 1, 1718-9, Theophyle Bart- 
lett, who prob. d. E. Windsor, Dec. :i3, 1775. He res. E. Windsor; prob. removed to Tolland. 1813; ; 
to Bolton, now Vernon, 1726; lie purchased 500 acres of land, on which a large part of Rockville, i 
Ct., stands; he returned to Windsor; weaver, lister, hayward, surveyor, constable, tythingman ! 
sergeant. He d. E. Windsor, Apr. 7, 1721. Children: Abigail, Samuel, Azariah, Aaron, Gideon, | 
Abiel, Ozias, Alexander, Elizabeth, 

AARON GRANT,6 b, E. Windsor, Ct., Dec. 12, 1724; m. 1st, there. May 30, 17.51, Mabel East- 
on, who d. there, Oct. 28, 1867; m. 2d, Dec. 22, 1767, Mrs. Theodosia, wid. of Ozias Pitkin, Hartford, 
Ct., and dau. of Benedict and Sibelhi (Bryan) Bull, b. Milford, Ct., Feb. 4, 1724-5, who d. E. 
Windsor, Feb. 17, 1788; carpenter and farmer; E. Windsor Hill; grand juror; key keeper, tyth- 
ing man, inspector. He d. E. Windsor, Jan. 31, 1804. Ch. by 1st wife, b. E. Windsor Hill: Mabel, 
Aaron, Eunice, Lucretia, Sarah, Reuben, Content, Epaphras. By 2d wife, b. E. Windsor: Ben- 
jamin, a child, a child. 

REUBEN GRANT,6 b. East Windsor. Ct., Aug. 21, 1763; m. in Conn.; res. East Windsor; 
removed to E. Hartford, 1796-7; to Penn., about 1800; to near Xapaiiee. Ont , 1805; to Port Hope, 
Ont., 1810; shoe maker; Rev. soldier. He d. Port Hope, Sept. 1, 1834; his widow d. there, about 
1844. Children: Horace, Orrin, Jam- s. Reuben Pitkin, Whitney, John, Anna. 

HORACE GRANT.' b. inCt.; res. in Canada, Mirh., and Illinois; wife, Betsey. Their 
dau. Sarah M., m. Calvin Hambliii. Children: Sarah Mabel, Selina Manly, Augusta Sophia, 
.John Lafayetie. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1213 

[9056] WlLLIAxM ASHER DA\V (William H.,^ Asher H.,' Jerusha 
Haralin,« Jeliial,^ Isaac,* Ebenezei-,^ James,2i) b. Wilbraham, Mass., Aug. 
Ki, 1864; m. Fitchburg, Mass., Sept. 20, 1889, Helen Champney. He was educated 
at Wilbraham Academy and Cornell: member of Newton Lodge A. F. & A. M. 
Child: 

15424. Alfred Champney, b. Sept. 8, 1891. 

[9057] HENRY ALBERT DAY. 9 (Bro. of William A.,) 

b. Wilbraham, Mass., June 17, 1867: m. Montgomery, Mass., Oct. 25, 1893, 
Alice Maria, dau. of R. D. and N. J. (Ballou) Avery, b. Montgomery, Feb. 22, 
1873. He was educated at Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham; member Newton 
Lodge A, F. & A. M., Wilbraham. 

[9071] CLARENCE JAMES PORTER,9 (Catherine B. Montrose,* 

Harriet L. Starr,^ Mercy Hamlin,* Cyreneus,^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James.^i) b. Jef- 
ferson, Wis., Oct. 15, 1864; m. Chicago, Ills., May 21, 1S90, Sophie, dau. of 
Charles Oscar and Mary (Fricke) Marggraf, b. Chicago, July 24, 1871; with Fair- 
banks Canning Co., Union Stock Yards: res. Chicago, Ills., since 1885: Republi- 
can; she member Dutch Ref. church. 

Oh. b. Chicago: 

15425. Edwin, Jan. 21, 1892. 

[9073] WALTER DARWIN PORTER," (Bro. of Clarence J.,) 

b. Jefferson, Wis., Sept. 3, 1870; m. Plymouth, Wis., June 7, 1899, Effie, dau, 
pi of William Howard and Charlotte (Mills) Lawrence, b. Winooski, Wis., Mar. 
21, 1871; telegraph operator; Green Bay, Wis. 

[9075] HATTIE PEARL TEAPE,!' (Mary E. Montrose,' Harriet L. 

Starr,' Mercy Hamlin. « Cyreneus,'^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Bremer 
county, Iowa, Mar. 14, 1870: m. Rockford, Iowa, July 26, 1897, Clarence Henry, 
son of Albert Stowe and Mary Adelaide (Rice) Gritfeth, b. Floyd, Iowa, July 24, 
1870: cashier: Farmer's National Bank, Wapanucka, Ind. Ter., since 1901; before 
at Floyd; Republican; she Cong. 

No issue. 



[«076] MARION L. TEAPE,' (Sister of Hattie P.,) 

b. Horton, Iowa, Jan. 30, 1872: m. Rockford, Iowa, Aug. 28, 1901, Hans Adolf, 
son of Mark and Amalie (Emke) Kroeger, b. near Watkins, Iowa, Feb. 4, 1872: 
lawyer and banker; W^atkins, 1876-81; Traer, Iowa, 1881-94; University, Ana 
Arbor, Mich., 1894-6; Rockford, Iowa, 1896-8; Des Moines, Iowa, 1898-1901; since, 
Newton, Ind. Ter.; Republican; member of Hesperia Lodge, 340, A. F. & A. M.; 
she Cong. 

[9078] IDA LOUISE TEAPE,» ISister of Hattie P.,) 

b. Marble Rock, Iowa, Oct. 16, 1876; m. Rockford, Iowa, Apr. 4, 1900, Les- 
ter Philip, son of Philip L. and Lucretia (Cass) Loomer, b. Mar. 28, 1875; farmer; 
Wis., until 1888; Butler Co., Iowa; Clarksville, Iowa, 1902: Republican: mem- 
ber of Camp 1976, M. W. A.; Methodist; she Cong. 



i 



1214 THE HAMLl]^ FAMILY. 

[9086] WILLIAM GOULD,^ (Henry D,* Betsey J. Starr,^ Mercy Ham- 
blin,6 Cyreneus,5 Isaac,* Ebenezer.^ .Ianaes,2i) b. Raymond, la., Sept., 1869: ' 
m,Waterloo, la., Jan., 1898, Irene St ufer; drayman; Waterloo; Baptist; W.O.W. 
No issue. 

[9091J MYRTLE CRISSEY,** (Frank,* Laura Miller,' Laura Hamblin,^ 
Cyreneus,^' Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ Jaraes,2i) b, Stockton, N. Y., Mar. 9, 1864; m. Pan- 
ama, N. Y., Sept. 18, 1887, Langford Leroy, son of Leroy and Malvina (Baker) 
Nelson, b. Potter Co., Pa., Jan. 28, 1858; fruitgrower; Fredonia, N. Y.; Ad- 
ventists; she member Grange 316, P. H._ 
No issue, 

[9100] TULIP IRENE THOMPSON,* (Harriet J. Miller,* Linus W.,^ 
Laura Hamblin,^ Cyreneus,^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ Jaraes,2i) b. Jamestown, N. Y., 
Sept. 5, 1879; ra. Sept. 8, 1898; Henry A. Parker: commercial traveler; Buffalo. 
Child: 

15426. Sheldon Henry, May 18, 1901. 

[9114] EUGENE HOBERT HOYT,^ (Laura E. Turaer,^ Marriette Ham- 
lin,' Henry,6 Asa,* Isaac,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Sharon, Mich., 1853; ra, 

Oct. 22, 1879, Carrie C. Cleveland, of Ypsilanti, Mich. He d. Allaidon, 1880; she 

res. St. Paul, Minn., a widow. 

[9119] BONNIE LOUISE ELDER,' (Lilah E. Turner,* Marriette 

Hamlin,' Henry, « Asa,* Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James, 21) b. Lansing, Mich., Oct. 26, 
1871; m. there, June 22, 1892, Wallace C. Edwards, of Dowagiac, Mich. 
Child: 

15427. John Elder, b. June 1896, 

[9121] MINNIE E. MARSHALL," (George," Cbarra Hamlin,' Henry,® 

Asa,* Isaac,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Lansing, Mich., Apr. 5, 1872; m. Burt W. 

Johnson. 

Child: 

15428. George Francis, b. 1893, 

[9129] LIZZIETTA PUNTENNEY,9 (Mary A. Hamlin,» Henry N.,» 

Henry,* Asa,* Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Apr, 4, 1860; m. Apr. 4, 188S, 

Jf. J. Roberts. 

I^wo daughters. 

[9130] MINNIE ETHEL PUNTENNEY,'-* (Sister of Lizzietta,) 
b. near Butler, 111., Mar. 29, 1864; unmarried: .school teacher; she was edu- 
cated at State University, Normal, 111., 1881-4; and received from Central 
Normal College, Danville, Ind., 1887, the degree of B. S,; res. Montgomery Co., j 
111., 1895. 

[9142] EMMA ETHEL RIDGEWAY,9 (Laura H. Hamlin,^ Henry N.,' 
Henry, « Asa,* Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Atchison Co., Mo., Dec. 19, 1883; 
pi. Blanchard, Iowa, 1901, Guy, son of Barrett and Annie B. (Baker) Thurman, 
b. Council Bluffs, Iowa, 1874; lumber dealer; Council Bluffs, 1874-84; since, 
Blanchard, Iowa: Freemason; member M. W. A.; Methodists. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1215 

[9146] CAROLINE L. WICKS,' (John B.,» Martha C. Munson,' 

Millia O. Hamlin, 6 Asa,* Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Paris, N. Y., Oct. 4, 

1864: m. Milford, Mass., Nov. 10, 1892, William P. Cooke: Newton Center, Mass.; 

Epis, 

Gh. b. Newton Center: 



15429. 


John Wicks, 


Nov. 4, 1893. 


15430. 


Richard Clark, 


" 16, 1894, 


15431. 


Barbara, 


Aug. 5, 1899. 





Children: 


15432, 


William N., 


15433. 


WiNABELLE, 


15434. 


Thos. C. J., 


15435. 


Clarence H,, 



[9155] CAROLINE E. LADD,^ {Joseph E.,» Sarah Hamlen,"Theophilus,« 
Nathaniel,* Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ Jaraes,2i) b. Augusta, Me., Nov. 11, 1837: m. there, 
.Tan. 15, 1863, Maj. Thos. C. J., son of Samuel and Hannah (James) Bailey, b. 
Stanton Mills, Del., Oct. 6, 1836: Capt. and Bvt. Major, U.S.A.; served in Army 
of Potomac; in seige of Petersburg; in battles Weldon R. R. and South Side 
R. R.; prisoner: Epis, 

Iren: 

b. Dec. 16, 1863, Wilmington. 
" Aug. 21, 1866, Augusta. 
" Dec. 20, 1867, Belmont. 
" June 10, 1878, Orange. 

[9157] EDWIN LA.DD.9 tBro. of Caroline E.,) 

b. Augusta. Me., Apr. 3, 1841; m. there, Fanny Fisher: machinist; Republi- 
caa; private, H, 3d Maine Inf. Vols.; enlisted June 3, 1861: in battle of Bull 
Run; discharged Feb. 9, 1863; re-enlisted June 16, 1863, V. R. C. He d. between- 
Jacksonville and Havana, Sept. 19, 1872; she d. Augusta, Aug. 17, 1871. 



[9164] GEORGE W. LADD,* (Daniel,^ Sarah Hamlen,' Theophilus,« 
Nathaniel,* Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Newport, Fla., Jan. 17, 1851; m, 

there, 1880, Elizabeth E., dau. of Henry and Acklin Thompson: carpenter; 

Newport; Democrat; Methodists. 
Ch. b. Newport: 

15436. Joseph M., Jan. 31, 1881. 

15437. Jessie M., Feb. 6, 1883. 

15438. Annie C, Sept. 12, 1889. 

15439. Daniel G„ Jan. 5, 1890. 



[9166] JOSEPH MILTON LADD,' (Bro. of George W.,) 

b. Newport, Fla., Apr. 3, 1857; m. Leon Co., Fla., Jan. 29, 1891, Adeliza L,' 
dau. of Weld and Celia M. (Barrow) Hamlin, b. Leon Co., July 27, 1868. He 
went to live with his uncle, the Hon. George W. Ladd, at Bangor, Maine, in 
May, 1873. After completing his studies he was clerk and bookkeeper in the 
wholesale grocery store of his uncle. During the 46th Congress he was given a 
position in the House of Representatives. In 1882 he returned to Newport to 
manage his large landed estate, left him by his father, and in 1902 was engaged 
there in general merchandise, farming and stock raising, and growing pecan 
nuts, and fishing in fall and winter; Democrat; justice of the peace. 1893-7; 
drummer, C, Jameson Guards, 1st Maine Militia; she methodist. 



1216 THE HAMLII? FAMILY. 

Ch. b. Newport: 

15440, Trank Oversteet, June 5, 1893: d. June 12, 189"^, 

15441, Ella L., Dec. 20, 1894. 

15442, Henry Palmer, Mar. 31, 1897. 

15443, Fred Taylor^ Apr. 14, 1901. 



[91«7] ABBY CONY LADI>,9 (George W.,» Sarah Harolen,' Theophilus,«^ 
Nathaniel, 5 Lewis,* Ebeaezer,^ Jaraes,2i) b. Bangor, Me., Sept. 16, 1847: m. therev 
Sept. 16, 1875, Walter Philbrook, b. Winthrop, Maine, July, 1836: bank teller 
and book keeper; Mobile, Ala., before the civil war; Sangatuck, Mich., 1866-79. 
He served in a Mobile, Ala., Regt. in the Confederate army; and was wounded 
in the right shoulder at Shiloh. Independent in politics. For years he was in 
an asylum for softening of the brain, and d. St. Louis, Mo., Apr. 27, 1888; she 
res. Bangor, Maine: Epis. 

Ch, b. Bangor: 

15444, Mary Warren, Sept. 22, 1876; d. Oct. 3, 1892. 



[9172] HENRY FREDERICK FULLER,« (Sarah R. Ladd,^ Sarah Ham- 
len,' Theophilus/ Nathaniel,' Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Chicago, 111., 
Mar. 5, 1860; ra. Norwich, Conn., Nov. 22, 1892, Amy Mansfield, dau. of Albert 
Wacy and Hannah Miner (Culver) Converse, b. Norwich, July 17, 1866; teacher, 
and mfgr. scientific instruments: Chicago until 1866; Brooklyn, N. Y,, 1868; Chi- 
cago, 1877; London, Eng., 1878: Chicago, 1886: N .Y. City, 1888: New Rochelle, 
N.Y., 1892; Chicago, 1897; member Chicago Academy Sciences: Illinois Micro- 
seopal Society; Society of Science, Letters and Arts, London, Eng.; private. A, 
First 111,, N. Gr., enlisted 1878, served during the Anarchist Riots, Chicago; dis- 
charged 1881; Republican, Episcopalians. 

Ch. b. Chicago: 

15445. Dorothy Converse, Nov. 19, 1894. 

15446. Catherine Weston, Oct, 20, 1896, 



[9173J FLORENCE FULLER," (Sister of Henry F.,) 

b. Chicago, Ills., Mar. 5, 1865; m. Nassau, Bahamas, May 13, 1886, H. E. 

Saunders, an Englishman, b. Nassau, May 13, 1865; merchant; Nassau and New 

Rochelle, N. Y.; Epis. 

Ch. b. Nassau: 
15447. Henry Fuller, Jan. 1, 1887; drowned, Mouse Isl., Me., Aug. 24,'95 



[9175] JOSEPH EUGENE HAMLIN,» (Weld,* John,^ Theophilus," Na- 
thaniel, & Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Leon Co., Fla., Jan. 18, 1852; m. 1st, 
there, Jan. 28, 1873, Mary, dau. of Thomas J. and Sinthey Miller, b. Dale Co., 
Ala., May, 1855, who d. Leon Co., June 20. 1887; she Methodist: m. 2d, Jefferson 
Co., Fla., Aug. 20, 1887, Mary Margaret, dau. of James Henry and Sarah Jane 

(Thrift) Albritton, b. HerrandoCo., Fla., Dec. 6, : Baptist; carpenter; farmer 

and stockgrower; Newport, Fla.; Democrat; Methodist. 



NINTH GENERATION. 



1217 





Children: 


15448. 


Joseph Edward, 


15449. 


Mamie Wilder, 


15450. 


Lewis Herbert, 


15451. 


John William, 


15452. 


Allen Fred, 


154.53. 


Raymond Reed, 


15454. 


LlLLA, 


15455. 


Della Ethel, 


15456. 


Annie May, 


15457. 


Nellie Estelle, 



b. July 30, 1876, Leon Co.; unm. 1902. 
" Jan. 28, 1878, " " " 



" Feb. 


5, 1880, 




" d. May 2, '91 


" Sept. 


15, 1882, 




" unm. 1902. 


" Dec. 


3, 1888, 






" Aug. 


21, 1890, 






" Mar. 


23, 1892, 






" Dec. 


13, 1894, 


Wakulla Co. 


" May 


3, 1897, 


(t 


a 


" Aug. 


17, 1900, 


Leon Co. 



[9176] JOHN GEORGE HAMLIN,9 (Bro. of Joseph E.,) 

b. Leon Co., Florida, Apr. 18, 1854; m. Wakulla Co., June 19, 1875, Annie, 
dau. of Abe and Eliza Bleetchington, b. Leon Co., 1856; farmer; Florida; Dem- 
ocrat; Methodists. He d. Leon Co., Nov. 9, 1890; she d. Wakulla Co., Sept. 12, 

1893. 

Ch. b. Leon Co.: 



1.5458. 

15459. 

15460.* 

15461.* 

15462. 



John George, 
Walter Bond, 
Maggie Eliza, 
Kate Bradley, 
Annie Livonier, 



May 29, 1876; unm. 1902, 
Sept. 22, 1879, " 
Nov. 19, 1882. 
July 25, 1885. 
July 14, 1888. 



[9177] SARAH EMILY HAML1N;9 (Sister of Joseph E.,) 

b. Leon Co., Florida, Dec. 1, 1856: m. there, Jan. 18, 1877, James Green, son 

of John G. and Sarah A. Skipper, b. Leon Co., Jan. 29, 1850; cooper by trade; 

merchant; Thomas City, Fla.; Democrat; she Methodist. 
No issue. 



[9180] MARGARET ELIZABETH HAMLIN,9 (Sister of Joseph E.,) 
b. Leon County, Fla., Dec. 27, 1864; m. there, June 26, 1881, Stephen M., 

son of James and Fairby Coggins, b. Wakulla County, Fla., May 21, 1859; cooper 

and farmer; Woodville, Fla.; Democrat; Methodists. 



Ch. b. Leon Co., Fla. 

15463. James Green, 

15464. Weld Hamlin, 

15465. Celia Margaret, 

15466. Sarah Green, 

15467. Adeliza Livonier, 

15468. Maude Irene, 

15469. Blanch May, 



Feb. 1, 1882. 
Oct. 6, 1883. 
Feb. 15, 1886. 
Apr. 2, 1889. 
Mar. 7, 1891. 
June 5, 1895. 
July 21, 1900. 



[9182] CHARLES WELD HAMLIN,^ (Bro. of Joseph E.,) 

b. Leon Co., Florida, Jan. 13, 1871; m. there, Jan. 1, 1893, Sarah Allin McDaniels, 
b. Leon Co., Apr. 5, 1868; cooper and farmer; Woodville, Fla.; Democrat; Metho- 
dist; she Baptist. 



I 



1218 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Children: 

15470. George Palmer, b. Dec. 16, 1893, Leon Co. 

1547L James Ralph, "Apr. 8,1895. 

15472. Charles Weld, " Aug. 11, 1897. 

15473. Maggie RossiE Alberta, "July 27,1899. 

[9183] CHARLES BAKER MANSUR,9 (Mary E. Hamlin,* John,' 

Theophilus,6 Nathaniel, ^ Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Groton, Mass., Sept. 
30, 1855; m. Vinnie Follensby. 
Children: 

15474. Marion. 

15475. Dorothy. 

[9184] GEORGE HYRUM MANSUR,9 (Bro. of Charles B.,) 

b. Groton, Mass., Aug. 27, 1857; m. Mabel Berry. 

Children: 

15476. Charles. 

15477. Frank. 

15478. Lucy. 

15479. Florence. 

15480. George. 

[9186] MARY WOOLEY MANSUR,9 (Sister of Charles B.,) 

b. Groton, Mass., Dec. 2, 1861; m. 1880, George Russell, son of John Russell : 
and Lucy Sophia (Kemp) Southwick, b. Lowell, Mass., 1851; she Universalist. 

Ch. b. Groton: | 

15481. Harry Mansur, May 24, 1881. 

[9190] MAUDE 1. HAMLIN,^ (George,* John,' Theophilus,fi Nathaniel,'^ 
Lewis,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Key West, Florida, Oct. 2, 1869; m. there, June 
27, 1888, George L., son of John and Mary E. Lowe, b. Key West, Oct. 2, 1868; 
cashier. First Nat'l Bank, Key West; Republican: member B. O. P. E.; Epis. 
Ch. b. Key West: 

15482. John F., Dec. 1, 1890. ; 

15483. Robert M., Aug. 10, 1893. ] 

[9192] ALICE MAY SEVERANCE,' (Henry W.,* Ann Hamlen,^ 

Theophilus,* Nathaniel, ^ Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ Jaraes,2i) b. Honolulu, H. I., May 1, 
1862; m. San Francisco, Cal., Oct. 29, 1885, George Bacon, son of Dr. Richard 
Maris, and Eleanor (Von Coelin) Kirkbride, b. Philadelphia, Pa., Mar. .30, 1849; 
engaged in mining and railroads; Philadelphia; Republican; Friend; vice- 
prest, Chamber of Commerce; Prest. Choctaw Coal and Railway Co.; Minne- 
apolis, Minn.; she Cong. 

No issue. 

[9193] GERTRUDE CHILD SEVERANCE,!* (Sister of Alice M.,) 
b. San Francisco, Cal., Jan. 26, 1869; m. Honolulu, H. I., Jan. 29, 1895, 
Charles F., son of Charles H. and Susan Ellen (Cowan) Sawyer, b. Dover, N. H,. 



ni;nth generation. 1219 

Jan. 16, 1869; woolen mfgr.; Dover: member St. Paul Commandery, K. T.; slie 
member D. A. R.; Congs. 

No issue. 

[9194] JANE SEVERANCE PARKE, (Annie Severance,' Ann Hamlen,' 
Theophilus.e Nathaniel, » Lewis,* Ebenezer.s James,2i) b. Honolulu, Hawiian Is- 
lands, Aug. 20, 1^51: and res. there; Cong. 

[9195] ANNIE HAMLEN PARKE,9 (Sister of Jane S.,) 

b. Honolulu, H. I., Oct. 31, 1858; and resides there; artist; member Kilo- 
haua Art League. Epis. 

[9198] WILLIAM COOPER PA RKE,9 ( Bro. of Jane S.,) 

b. Honolulu, H. I., Sept. 19, 1865: and resides there; attorney at law; stud- 
ied law Boston University Law School: Past Grand, Excelsior Lodge 1, I.O.O.F. 
Past Chief Patriarch, Polynesia Encampment 1, I. O. O. F.; also Mass. Society, 
Sons American Revolution. 

[9202] JULIA GORHAM HINCKLEY,9 (Malvina H. Wheeler,' Mal- 
vina Hamlen." Theophilus,* Nathaniel,-^ Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. San 
Francisco, Cal., Dec. 21, 1852; m. Poughkeepsie. N. Y., Feb. 3, 1875, Elbert Lee, 
son of Stephen and Ann Mary (Green) Baker, b. Poughkeepsie, Aug. 28, 1852; 
lawyer: Santa Barbara, Cal.; Republican; she Epis. 
Children: 
15484.* Emily Hinckley, b. Nov. 7, 1875, Poughkeepsie. 

15485. Alice Hamlen, " July 29, 1881, " 

15486. Mary Barbaba, " Oct. 23, 1885, Santa Barbara. 

15487. Stephen Baker, " Sept. 19, 1887, " 

15488. Anna Mary, " Feb. 2, 1890. 

[9203] WILLIAM I. HINCKLEY,' (Bro. of Julia G.,) 

b. Milton, N. Y., Oct. 24, 1855; m. Fort Benton, Mont., July 8, 1885, Kate B. 
Tonge: res. San Francisco, Cal. 

Ch. b. Helena, Mont: 

15489. Ruth E aland, Aug. 22, 1888. 

15490. Thomas John, Aug. 9, 1890. 

[9204] MARY BILLINGS HINCKLEY,9 (Sister of Julia G.,) 

b. Feb. 24, 1858; m. Beach Bluffs, Mass., July 18, 1888, Prof. Charles Rock- 
well, son of Peter and Catherine (Cook) Lanman,* b. Norwich, Ct., July 8, 1850; 
Prof, of Sanskrit, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.; Independent in poli- 
tics: Unitarians: teacher and writer. He graduated Norwich Free Academy, 
1867; Yale College, 1871; remained there as student of Sanskrit and linguistic 
science under Whitney until 1873: when he received the degree of Ph. D.; went 
to Germany to pursue the same branches; studied at Universities of Berlin (un- 
der Albrecht Weber); Tuebingen (under Roth); and Leipsic (under Curtius and 
Leskien): was called to Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, 1876, the year of 
its opening: and to Harvard University, 1880, as Professor of Sanskrit. He pub- 



* NoTE49fi. The mother of Peter Lanman, was Abigail, grand dau. of Gov. Jonathan 
Trumbull, of Conn., known as "Brother Jonathan." Mrs. Mary B. Hinckley-Lanman, descends 
in the 9th Generation from Gov. Thomas Hinckley, of Barnstable, Mass. 



1220 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

lished, 1880, Noun-inflection in the Veda (vol. x, Journal of the American Oriental 
Society); an Investigation of the grammar and exegesis of the Veda; and in 1888, 
a Sanskrit reader with vocabulary and notes, which, in connection with Whit- 
ney's Sanskrit Grammar, is intended to furnish a complete apparatus for the 
first year or two of Sanskrit study. Secretary American Philological Associa- 
tion, 1879-84; during which time he edited volumes x. to xiv. of its Transactions; 
and was its president, 1880-90. Corresponding Secretary, American Oriental 
Society, 1884-94. In 1889, while traveling in India, he acquired a valuable col- 
lection of books, and some 500 manuscripts (Sanskrit and Prakrit) for the 
library of Harvard University. He edits, with Professor George F. Moore, of 
Andover, the Journal of the American Oriental Society. He also edits, ''with 
the co-operation of various scholars," the Harvard Oriental Series, published by 
Harvard University; the first volume of this series, a book of Buddhist Sanskrit 
stories, entitled Jataka Mala, edited by Professor Kern of the University of 
Leiden and printed in Oriental characters, appeared in 1891. (A translation 
of it was published as volume I. of Professor Max Miiller's Sacred Books of the 
Buddhists.) The second volume is the Sanskrit text of Sankhya Pravachana 
Bhashya or Commentary on the Exposition of the Sankhya Philosophy by 
Vijnana Bhikshu, edited by Professor Garbe, of University of Tuebingen. The 
third volume is Buddhism in Translations, by H. C. Warren, of Cambridge. This 
work consists of translations of over a hundred passages from Buddhist Script- 
ures, so selected and arranged as to give a complete and systematic presenta- 
tion of the subject at first hand. The fourth and fifth volumes will contain the 
translation of the Atharva Veda Sanhita, with a full critical and exegetical 
commentary, left in manuscript by the late Professor Whitney, of Yale. During 
the college year 1888-89, Mr. and Mrs. Lanman traveled on the continent of 
Europe, and in India, visiting Bombay, Allahabad, Benares, Calcutta, Darjee- 
ling in Himalayas, Bodhi Gaya, Agra, Delhi, Jeypore, Ahmedabad, Girnar in 
Gujerat, and the Caves of Ajunta and Ellora. 
Children: 

15491. Faith Trumbull, b. Feb. 15, 1890. 

15492. Thomas Hinckley, " May 13, 1891. 

15493. Edith Hamilton, " July 5, 1892. 

15494. Jonathan Trumbull, " Sept. 23, 1894. 

15495. Katharine Mary, " " " " 

[9205] KATHARINE HAMLIN HINCKLEY, 9 (Sister of Julia G.,) 
b. Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Dec. 16, 1859: m. Roxbury, Mass., Apr. 2, 1884, Prof. 
Edward Stevens, son of David Newton and Rachael Hobart (Ripley) Sheldon, b. 
Waterville, Me., Nov. 21, 1851; Prof, of Romance Philology, Harvard Univer- 
sity, Cambridge, Mass. 

Ch. b. Cambridge: 

15496. Mary Hinckley, Nov. 27, 1890. 

[9207] SAMUEL FREDERICK HINCKLEY,8 (Bro. of Julia G.,) 
b. Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Mar. 19, 1867: m. Washington, D. C, Oct. 12, 1892, 
Grace O. Christian, of Washington, D. C. He d. Aiken, S. C, Dec. 16, 1892. 

[9209] EDWARD CLIFFORD BARRELL,^ (Hannah F. Wheeler,* Mal- 

vina Hamlen,'' Theophilus,« Nathaniel,"^ Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. 

Portland, Me., June 16, 1857; m. Oakland, Cal., Dec. 21, 1888, Sara, dau. of Mark 



,J 



NINTH GENERATION. 1221 

Gillett and Isabel Taylor (Nelson) Whitney, b, Litchfield, Mich, Jan. 2, 1858; 
bank teller: San Francisco, Cal., 1866-1878; Austin, Nev., until 1879; Sacramento, 
Cal., until 1883; since, Colusa, Cal.: Republican; member A. O. U. W.; Epis. 
Gh. b. Colusa: 

15497. Edward Clifford, Apr. 22, 1889. 

15498. Henry Nelson, Sept. 7, 1890. 

[9210J HENRY GRAY HINCKLEY, » (Mary L. Wheeler,' Malvina 

Hamlen,' Theophilus,^ Nathaniel,^ Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James,2ij b. Nov. 19, 1862; 
m. Oakland, Cal., Mary Grayson. 





Children: 






15499. 


Grayson Wheeler, 


b. Apr. 


11, 1887. 


15500. 


Frederick Gray, 


" May 


27, 1890. 


15501. 


Helen Russell, 


" Sept. 


6, 1891. 


15502. 


Marion, 


" May 


22, 1894. 



[8230] WILLIAM WHEELER HAMLEN, 9 (Frederick,* Lewis B.,' 
Lewis," Nathaniel,^ Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Augusta, Me., Sept. 22, 
1870; where he resided until April, 1895; since at Great Falls, Montana; stock- 
man: Epis.; Republican: unmarried, 1896. 

[9231] JOHN ELBERT HAMLEN,9 (Bro. of William W., ) 

b. Augusta, Me.. May 9, 1873; unmarried, 1896: stockman; Augusta, until 

Dec, 1894; since at Great Falls Montana; graduate High school, Angusta, 1891; 

Episcopalian; Republican; member Augusta Lodge 141, A. F. & A. M. 

[9232] HARRY HOWARD HAMLEN,* (Bro. of William W.,) 
b. Augusta, Aug. 12, 1877; unmarried, 1896; graduated High school, Augusta, 
1893: and entered Bowdoin College same year. 

[9233] LOT MORRILL HAMLIN,9 (Charles N,« Charles H.,' Lewis,« 
Nathaniel, 5 Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Augusta, Me., Jan. 15, 1880; unmar- 
ried; student at Princeton University, 1902. 

[9246] FREDERICK TURNER,^ (Elizabeth Morton,^ Sarah H. Carter,' 
Sarah Hamlin,* Nathaniel,^ Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James.21) m. Illinois, 1863. 

Children: 

15503. Samuel. 

15504. Sallie. 

[9247] WILLIAM H. TURNER,^ (Bro. of Frederick,) 

m. Annie Hobart, of Hingham, Mass. 

Children: 

15505. William Henry, d. young. 

15506. George W., " " 

15507. Caleb Gilbert, " " 

15508. Helen, " " 

15509. William, b. 1864, Augusta. 



121^2 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[9255J EMMA ELIZABETH HAMLEN,« (John P.,* Cliarles," Perez," 

Nathaniel, 5 Lewis,* Ebenezer,3James,2i) b. Winthrop, Me., July 5, 1865; m. 

Oct. 11, 1887, Herbert Nathan, son of Nathan Edwin and Elvira Young (Bowles) 

Buck, b. North Wilmington, Mass., Mar. 27, 1862; grocer: North Wilmington; 

Eepublican; selectman; member Friendship Lodge, A. F. & A. M.; Congs. 

Ch. b. N. Wilmington: 

15510. Forrest Hamlen, Sept. 19, 1888. 

15511. Rodney Edwin, Apr. 4, 189.3. 

15512. Louise Mayo, June 16, 1896: d. May 18, 1897. 

[9256] JOHN WALTER HAMLEN,^ (Bro. of Emma E.,) 

b. South Maiden, Mass., June 18, 1869; m. Lynn, Mass., May 20, 1896, Annie 

Evelyn, dau. of Thomas and Mary (Reagan) Shillington, b. Saugus, Mass., July 

8, 187^; shoe cutter; Cliftondale, Mass. 
Children: 

15513. Evelyn May, b. Dec. 30, 1896, Lynn. 

15514. Gladys Elizabeth, ''Feb. 1.1897, " 

15515. Dorothy Mildred, " Mar. 13, 1901, Cliftondale. 

[9257] CHARLES HAMLEN,9 (Bro. of Emma E.,) 

b. Everett, Mass., Sept. 9, 1871; m. Providence, R. I., July 20, 1898, Florence, 

dau. of Otis and Mary Lowe (Batcheller) Harnden. b. Haverhill, Mass., Dec. 15, 

1878; pattern maker; North Willmington, Mass., until 1898; since Lynn, Mass.; 

Republican. 

No issue: 

[9258] WILLIAM FRANKLIN HAMLIN,^ (Franklin L. ,8 Charles,' Pe- 
rez,^ Nathaniel, ^ Lewis,* Ebenezer,3 James,2i) b. Augusta, Me., Nov. 2, 1862; 

m. Lucy H., dau. of Peter Pray, b. Vassalboro, Me.; shoe manufacturer; Lynn 

and Haverhill, Mass. He d. Augusta, Mar. 17, 1889. 
Ch. b. Haverhill: 

15516. Ottlee Augusta, Nov. 16, 1893. 

[9260] DELWIN A. HAMLIN,9 (Wellington B,* William," Perez,* 

Nathaniel,^ Lewis,* Ebenezer,3James,2i) b. Sidney, Me., Feb. 2, 1846; m. Hallo- 
well, Me., Dec. 28, 1873, Laura, A., dau. of Horace and Emeline (Packard) Par- 
lin, b. East Winthrop, Me., May 4, 1849. He graduated Colby University, Wa- 
terville, Me., 1871; teacher; Boston, Mass., master of the Training School. He 

d. Allston, — Boston, May 25, 1893. His widow resides , Maine. The 

following sketch was prepared by Dr. Larkin Dunton: 

'•Both the Normal School and the Training School have suffered an irre- 
parable loss in the death of Delwin A. Hamlin, which occurred May 25, 1893. 
He had been a teacher in Boston for over twenty-two years, and had been mas- 
ter of the Training School since September 1, 1886, nearly seven years. Mr. 
Hamlin was a native of Maine, and belonged to the same family as the late 
Vice-President Hamlin, a family noted alike for ability and integrity. He was 
a man of marked intellectual ability, keen, broad, profound. His thinking was 
close, clear, and sharp. His work was methodical in every department of hu- 
man knowledge which he undertook to investigate. • His loyalty to truth was 
unbounded; he followed wherever truth led the way — not timidly, but fearless- 




Prof, Delwin a. Hamlin 



k;i 



NINTH GENERATION. 



1223 



ly. Studiousness was his leading intellectual quality: at all times and in all 
places lie was adding to his store of knowledge, especially his knowledge of tlie 
univereal principles which govern the origin and destiny of the plienomenal 
world. In this he was no sluggard, but a student of the intensest earnestness: 
an unsolved problem would hold his closest attention till the late hours of 
night. His intellectual patience was marvellous: rarely has there lived a man 
wlio could endure so intense and continuous intellectual strain. And no less 
marvellous was his clearness of vision when attained. The mere statement of 
his views was often enough to make others see eye to eye with himself. The 
result of all this was, that at the end of twenty-two years of work among us, he 
was probably the most learned man connected with the public school service of 
Boston; he was noted alike for the breadth and the depth of his attainments. 
His mind was singularly judicial; he knew both terms of a judgment in their 
fullness before he attempted a comprehensive comparison. He never essayed 
to judge the unknown. His intellectual activity was marked by originality; he 
never seemed to have exhausted his resources. His iesthetic nature was strong 
and active. His sense of humor was a source of perpetual delight to his friends. 
His love of nature was intense, from the microscopic structure of vegetable and 
animal cells up through flowers, leaves, and birds, to the starry heavens and 
the universe of w(jrlds. He loved truth for truth's sake; the charm of his life 
lay in the acquisition, not in the possession or the display of knowledge. He 
was a lover of artistic forms, both of sense and imagination. Poetry beguiled 
and cheered many an hour. He quoted little poetry, he memorized much. His 
nature was characterized by modesty. He wasslow to make acquaintances. He 
never obtruded himself upon others. With all his learning he made others feel 
his interest in their contributions to the common stock. Reason and not au- 
thority was his instrument. He was wonderfully pure-minded; wliat bethought 
he said; but his stories could be told to one's daughters. His sense (»f honor 
was as delicate as that of an ideal knight. Fairness and honesty marked all his 
actions, commercial, intellectual and moral. His close thinking produced c(tn- 
viction, and then his expression was fearless. When he spoke it was to tell 
what he thought. His charity was ample. He had a wonderful power of put- 
ting himself in tlie place of another, and of seeing and feeling with the other. 
A man could ditfer from him in politics and religion and be just as good a man. 
His spirit of helpfulness often made him self forgetful. Show him that you 
were a sincere seeker after truth, and his willingness to help knew no bounds. 
He was absolutely loyal to every cause he espoused and every friend he gained. 
He never said a mean or hateful thing of any human being. The effectiveness 
of a character like this showed itself in the confidence he inspired both in his 
opinions and his honesty; and again in the inspiration which he aroused in 
others. One could not know him without being moved to do his best, and to 
raise himself to his highest level. From him we may learn that a sclioolmaster 
at his hardest work may become a scholar. All his vast acquirements were 
made amid.st the burdens of the severest class-room teaching. May he continue 
to live in our better lives." 

Childien: 



15517. Ralph, b. Mar. 5, 1878, Quincy. 

15518. Emily, " Jan. 19, 1880, Cambridge. 

15519. Horace, " Apr. 19, 1883, Quincy. 

15520. DUNTON, " Sept. 28, 1888, Alls ton. 



1224 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[9262] Prof. GEORGE H. HAML1N,9 (Bro. of Delwin A.,| 

b. Sidney, Me., Nov. 18, 1850; m. Orono, Me.. May 20, 1877, Annie M., dau. 
of Col. Gideon Mayo,* b. Orono, Aug. 24, 1850. He graduated Maine State College, 
1873, with which he has since been connected; professor of civil engineering and 
treasurer; city engineer, Bangor, Me. 

Children: 

b. Nov. 28. 1881; d. Jan. 28, 1886. 
" Sept. 7, 1883, " Feb. 13, 1886. 
" May 5, 1886. 
" Sept. 29, 1888. 



15521. 


Henry Mayo, 


15522. 


Laura, 


15523. 


Charles, 


15524. 


George Harold, 




Prof. George H. Hamlin. 



[9265] MARY E. HAMLIN,« (Sister of Delwin A., ) 

b. Sidney, Me., 1857; m. Boston, Mass., by Rev. George D. Lalimer, May 17, 

1892, Bordman, son of Joseph F. and Mary M. (Bordman) Hall, b. Bangor, Me., 

1856: lawyer; Dorchester, Mass. 



[9269] ELIZABETH C. HAMLIN,» (Joseph P.,* William, ' Perez," 

Nathaniel. 5 Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Boston, Mass., Jan. 24, 1860: a pro- 
fessional singer; Boston. A local paper has this notice of her talent and ability: 
"Why do people never speak of seeing a person slug? After listening to and 
watching Elizabeth Hamlin at Hotel Champlain, I came to the conclusion that 

* For Mayo see note 21. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1225 

there was as much pleasure in the one as the other. And what a beautiful 
woman Miss Hamlin is ! Her profile is perfect, and her graceful head is set with 
such regale poise on her beautiful shoulders. It is not only beauty of face, but 
of figure, that is hers, and when she adds to that her tine, perfectly trained 
voice, there is very little left to desire. I suppose Miss Hamlin is one of the 
finest exponents of the late Mme. Rudersdorf that we have, and certainly her 
singing is the best possible proof of the virtue of the method; pure tones, clear 
<u. eunciation and perfect control. Yes, Elizabeth Hamlin is a woman to admire, 
£mti Boston should be very proud of her. She is worth hearing and seeing." 

[9270J EDWARD K. HAML1N,9 ( Bro. of Elizabeth C.,) 

b. Boston, Mass., Mar. 1, 18(i2: m. Velma L. Webster; real estate agent; Med- 

way, Mass. 

Children: 

15525. Bessie 1., b. Mar. 17, 1885; d. Oct. 17, 1892. 

15526. Russell Eustice, " Oct. 7, 1890, Medford. 

15527. William Bates, " Sept. 11, 1893, 

[9283] CORA ARDELL rAUGHT,^ (Albert E.,8 Olive Hamlin,' Perez,« 
Nathaniel, 5 Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James.^i) b. Belgrade, Me., Nov. 8, 1866; m. 
there, Mar. 31, 1889, Amos Waldo Furbush, b. Belgrade; wood worker; Belgrade; 
, , Oakland, Me., since 1900; Republican; she Baptist. 
It Children: 

15528. Alvena Marion, b. Nov. 8, 1890, Benton. 

15529. ElvaCyrenia, " Oct. 9, 1892, Belgrade. 

[9285] FRANK DRAKE HAMLEN,« (Edward H.,8 Moses E.,' Lot,« 

Nathaniel,^ Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Augusta, Me., July 24, 1878; m. 

Hallowell, Me., Mar. 24, 1898, Nellie May, dau. of Charles Freeman and Harriet 

Louise (Foster) Kilbreth, b. East Winthrop, Me., Nov. 2, 1880; fireman on Maine 

Central R. R.; Augusta, until 1900; since, Portland, Maine; Republican; she 

Methodist. 

Children: 

15530. Edith Kilbreth, b. Nov. 20, 1898, Augusta. 

15531. Edna Louise, "Jan. 8, 1900, " 

15532. Lena Margaret, " Sept. 19, 1901, Winthrop. 

[9286] BERTHA HOBART BACON,9 (Hannah C. Hamlen,^ Henry C.,' 
Lot,« Nathaniel, 5 Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Waupun, Wis., Oct. 24, 
1866; m. there, Oct. 24, 1895, Charles Tanner, son of Piatt Rogers and Sophia 
Whyler (Tanner) Greene, b. Dubuque, Iowa, Aug. 8, 1857; manager Opera House 
and of Lake Side Theatre and Park, Marinette, Wis.; res. Green Bay, Wis., 
1863-81; since, Marinette, Wis.; Republican; deputy clerk. Circuit Court, 1889- 
95; 2d Lieut., 2d Regt., Wis. N. G.: and Capt. Green Bay Light Guards; mem. ^j 
S.A.R., K. P. and Lodge 442, B.P.O.E.; she member D. A. R., Charles DickenS^ \^ 
Club; City Federation of Clubs: Epis. 
No i.ssue. 

[9287] HENRY LEANDER BACON,' M. D., (Bro. of Bertha H.,) 
b. Waupun, Wis., June 18, 1868: m. there, Aug. 31, 1892, Hattie May, dau. 
of James Robert and Emma Jane (Olin) Viall, b. Waupun, Mar. 29, 1871. He 
graduated Waupun High School, 1887; attended Milwaukee Normal School, 



1226 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

1888-9; preparatory medical course University of Wis., 1889-90; graduated Rush 
Medical College, Chicago, Ills., 1894: physician and surgeon; Waupun, until 
1891; Chicago, Ills., until 1894; since. New London, Wis.; Republican; member 
New London Lodge, 132, K.P.; New London Lodge 131, A.F. & A.M.; she 
Epis.; member Fountain City Chapter, 28, O. E. S. 
Ch. b. New London: 

15533. Doris Hamlin, Apr. 15, 1895. 

15534. Franklin James, Nov. 11, 1897. 

[9295] WILLIAM VARNUM BALLOU,9 (Polly H. Beals,« William C.,' 

Polly Hamlen,6 Perez, ^ Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James, ^i) b. Muscoda, Wis., July 

17, 1856; m. Beloit, Wis., Dec. 16, 1880, Ella, dau. of Nelson and Delia (Brown) 

Sells, b. Avon, Wis., Sept. 29, 1860. He was educated Brodhead, Wis.; painter; 

Avon, until 1892; since, Brodhead; member Bicknell Lodge, A.F.&A.M.,M.W.A. 

and W. O.W. 

Ch. b. Avon: 

15535. Addie May, Dec. 22, 1884. 

15536. Lee, Mar. 30, 1891. 

[9296] HARRY REALS BALLOU,9 (Bro. of William V.,) 

b. Beloit, Wis., Jan. 26, 1862; m. Brodhead, Wis., Dec. 25, 1883, Alice, dau. 
of Peter and Sarah J. (Haggerty) Kurtz, b. McFarland, Wis., Nov. 16, 1862; car- 
riage trimmer and upholster: Brodhead; member Janesville Commandery, K.T. 
Ch. b. Brodhead: 

15537. Lee Amandus, May 6, 1888; d. Aug. 22, 1888. 
14538. Lillian Irene, Dec. 30, 1889, " Apr. 20, 1891. 

[9304] GEORGE REA PAYNE,9 (George W.,* Eliza Mullett,' Betsey 
Hamlen,6 Perez,^ Lewis,* Ebenezer,' James,2i) b. Charlestown, Mass., Nov. 9, 
1876; private, H, 6 Mass. Inf. Vols, in Spanish War: enlisted May 13, 1898, served 
in Cuba; dis. Jan. 21, 1899. 

[9320] CHARLES ALVAH DEMOND,^ (Frederick A., ^ Sabra Hamlen,' 

Perez,65 Lewis,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Boston, Mass., Oct. 11, 1871; m. 

Cavendish, Vt., Nov. 18, 1895, Mabel Maria, dau. of John WilHam and Arabella 

Elizabeth (Stevens) Nutter, b. Haverhill, N. H., Oct. 20, 1873; weaver; Boston, 

until 1884; Chelsea, until 1889; Cavendish, until 1895; since, Amsden, Vt.: 1st 

Lieut., P. T. Washburn Camp, 6 Division. Vermont Sons of Veterans; she Cong. 

Child: 

15539. Curtis, b. July, 1898. 

[9321] EDITH HELEN DEMOND,9 (Sister of Charles A.,) 

b. Boston, Mass., Mar. 13, 1873; ra. Proctorville, Vt., Aug. 16, 1893, Walter 
A., son of Henry S. and Frances C. (Howard) Bailey, b. Cavendish, Vt., Feb. 6, 
1871: engineer: Proctorville, until 1896; since, Bellows Falls, Vt.; Republican; 
member of Bellows Falls Lodge 11, K. P. 

[9323] MILLIE ELET DEMOND,» (Sister of Charles A.,) 

b. Charlestown, Mass., Oct. 23, 1876; m. Cavendish, Vt., Sept. 3, 1895, Na- 
than Oliver, son of Charles and Addie Jane (Hewitt) Walker, b. Talcottville, 



M 



ni;nth generation. 1227 

Conn.; Feb. 17, 1871: weaver; Cavendish: Republican: member Mt. Sinai Lodge, 
22, I.O.O.F.; and Charles Woodhou.se Encampment 25, I. O.O. F., Proctorville, 
Vt.: she member Myrtle Rebecca Lodge 6, 1. O. O. F. 

[9354] JOSEPH ADELBERT AUSTIN SYLVESTER,^ (Elmira IT. 
Foster,* Persis S. Clark,^ Sabrina Hamlin, s Perez,* Lewis,* Ebenezer,* Jaraes.-^i) 
b.CharlestowD, Mass., Feb. 10, 18fi5: unmarried; graduated Chelsea High School; 
afterwards took a course in electrical engineering; supt. of an electrical rail- 
road, Texas, 1894. 

[9356] THOMAS HENRY SYLVESTER,^ (Bro. of Joseph A. A..) 
b. Chelsea, Mass., Apr. 13, 1870; unmarried; graduated Arlington High 
School, Mass.; Harvard University, June, 1893; member tirm of Rogers & Syl- 
vester, founders and developers of Business Colleges, Arlington Heights, Mass. 

[9359] SIMEON HAMLIN,^ (Solomon L.,« Simeon,' Seth,« Simeon,* Syl- 
vanus,4 Elkanah,3 James,2i) b. Falmouth, Mass., Apr. 7, 1865; m. there, by 
Rev. Chas. H. Washburn, Feb. 28, 1891, Frances V., dau. of Henry and Ange- 
lina A. Slentiford, b. Savannah, Ga., July 4, 1868; grocer; Falmouth; Republican; 
Freemason; member S. A. R. 

Ch. b. Falmouth: 

15540. Elizabeth Calott, Sept. 6, 1892. 

15541. Chloe M., Oct. 1, 1895. 

[9364] NETTIE LANDERS,^ (Franklin,* Jane Hamblln,' Sylvanus,6 

Barnabas,* Sylvanus,* Elkanah,^ James, ^i) b. North Falmouth, Mass.; m. 

Freeman:* fisherman; Provincetown, Mass. 
No Issue. 

[9365] LUCETTA MAY LANDERS.^ (Ansel R.,« Jane Hamblin,' Syl- 
vanus,« Barnabas,* Sylvanus,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. West Falmouth, Mass., 
May 1, 18 — ; m. Marion, Mass., Arthur Winsor; shoemaker; Brocton, Mass. 
Children (4): 

15542. Arthur. 

[9368] EDWARD FRANKLIN BOWMAN,' (Chloe F. Baxter,* Phear 
Hamblin,' Sylvanus,^ Barnabas,* Sylvanus,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. West Fal- 
mouth, Mass., July 9, 1848; m. EllaC, dau. of Gideon and Olive (Crowellf) 
Baker.J b. W. Falmouth, July, 1848; res. Roslindale, Mass. 

Children: 



15543. 


Earnest. 




15544. 


Olive, 


b. Providence, R. I. 


15545. 


Grace. 




15546. 


Jennie, 


" 1897, W. Falmouth. 




[9369] FLORENCE GERTRUDE BOWMAN,** (Sister of Edward F.,) 
b. West Falmouth, Mass., Apr. 5, 1851; ra. there, Aug. 26, 1872, Charles Wil- 
liam, son of Terrence and Mary (Gillian) McDermott, b. Port Henry, N. Y., 

* For Freeman see note 74. 
t For Crowell see notes 52, 270 and 390. 

* For Baker see note 125. 



1228 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Nov. 12, 1848; contractor; Brockton, Mass.; Republican; member B. P. O. E.: , 

Catholics. 

Oil. b. W. Falmouth: , 

15547. William Lucien, June 2, 1873. 

i 

[9370] WILLIAM MACY BAXTER,^ (Solomon H. ,8 Phear Hamblin,' j 

Sylvanus,* Barnabas,^ Sylvanus,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. West Falmouth, ; 

Mass., Feb. 18, 1858; m. Brockton, Mass., May 20, 1883, Cora, dau. of Lorenzo and | 

Lavinia Bates, b. Brockton, Aur. 8, 1864; carpenter; Brockton. i 

Children: ' 

15548. Ralph Macy, b. June 23, 1884. ] 

15549. George Evekett, " Feb. 16, 1894. 

15550. EuDOKA Frances, " Oct. 8, 1895. ! 

i 
[9376] ARTHUR P. HAMBLIN,9 (Andrew T.,^ Alpheus T.J Sylvanus,6 j 
Barnabas, 5 Sylvanus,* Elkanah,^ James, ^i) b. East Falmouth, Mass., July 9, 1867; 
m. June, 1890, Rebecca Crocker.* 

Child: ; 

15551. Florence, b. Mar. 27, 1895. i 



[9413] ALMA BRADEN,' (Rosellia Langdon,^ Lydia Harablin,' Asa,6 
Barnabas,^ Sylvanus,* Elkanah,^ James, 21) b. Butler Center, Iowa, Sept. 18, 1855; 
m. Pardeeville, Wis., Mar. 19, 1876, G.W.Stone, b. Burlington, Vt., Mar. 19, 
1857; farmer; LaPlata, N. M.: member of Camp 23, W. O.W. 





Children 


15552.* 


Agnes J., 


15553.* 


Edna R., 


15554. 


Ernest E., 


15555.* 


Emma E., 


15556. 


Etta B., 


15557. 


George A., 


15558. 


Frank A., 


15559. 


Myrtle F., 



Iowa: 



b. Apr. 14, 1877, Rose Dale. 

" Feb. 5, 1879, Marcellon. 

" Aug. 8, 1881, Wright Co. 

" Feb. 28, 1884, " " 

" July 9, 1887, Franklin Co., Neb. 

" Aug. 30, 1889, Wilcox " 

" Dec. 19, 1890, Bachelar, Col. 

" Sept 17, 1896, Monte Vista, Col. 



unm. 1902. 



[9414] JULIA MINENIA BRADEN,!* (Sister of Alma,) 

b. Butler Center, Iowa, May 8, 1857: m. Eagle Grove, Iowa, Dec. 23, 1885, 

William Alonzo, son of Eben and Hannah Jane ( Whitmore) Sherwood, b. Pres- 

cott, Canada, July 12, 1855: carpenter; Canada, until 1866; three years in Illinois; 

five years in Iowa; twenty years in Nebraska; since, in Iowa; Belmond, Iowa, 

1902; Independent in politics. 



Children: 

15560. Herbert Ashton, 

15561. Ellsworth Braden, 

15562. Muriel Eloise, 

15563. Elsie Vivian. 



b. Nov. 28, 1886, Naponel, Neb. 
" June 24, 1888, " " 

" Aug. 3, 1890, " " 

" June 29, 1893, Belmond. 



* For Crocker see notes 35, 39 and 78. 



NINTH GENERATION. 



1229 



[9415] ERWIN HORACE BRADEN,9 (Bro. of Alma,) 

b. Butler Center, Iowa, Dec. 19, 18r)9; rn. 1st, Jan. 26, 1882, Rose, dau. of 
Michael M. and Sarah E. Green, b. Sept. 15, 1862; who d. Aug. 18, 1884; m. 2d, 
Afton, Iowa. Apr, 16, 1887, Lina E., dau. of Benazah H. and Mahala (Russell) 
Frazier, b. Henry County, Iowa, Nov. 28, 1861; fireman; Iowa, until 1872: Wis- 
consin, 1872-82; Iowa, 1882-94; California, until 1897; since, Washington; Ta- 
coma, 1902; she Cong, and M. W. A. 

Ch. by 1st wife: 

15564. Bektha M., b. Sept. 16, 1883. 





By 2d wi 


fe: 




15565. 


Rose V., 




b. June 14, 1888, Iowa. 


I 5566. 


Mabel M., 




" June 29, 1890, " 


15567. 


John W., 




" July 16, 1892, " 


15568. 


Marie M., 




" July 5, 1898, Washington 


15569. 


A Son, 




" Jan. 2, 1902, 



I 



[94171 JOHN HERBERT BRADEN,^ (Bro. of Alma,) 

b. Butler Center, Iowa, Jan. 28, 1862; m. Clarion, Iowa, Apr. 8, 1886, Emma 
Lizzie, dau. of Samuel Cave and Susan Wood (Avery) Russell, b. Green Garden, 
111., Jan. 2, 1868; teamster; Butler Center, until 1874; Pardeesville, Wis., until 
1882; Clarion, Iowa, until 1893; Hastings. Neb., 1894; since. Clarion; Republi- 
can: member Stuart Lodge, 2393 M. B. A.; she Methodist. 

Ch. b. Clarion: 

15570. Eahl Herbert, Feb. 

15571. Ev^a Emma, Nov. 

15572. Erwin Sherwood, July 

15573. Arthur Russell, Aug. 

15574. Grace Julia, Aug. 



13, 1887. 

19, 1888; d. July 15, 1889. 

28, 1890. 

3, 1892. 

19, 1897. 



[9418] MANDANA LANGDON PECK," (Rosellia Langdon.s Lydia 

Hamblin,' Asa,« Barnabas," Sylvanus,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Marcelloa, 

Wis., Mar. 25, 1875; m. Mason City, Iowa, Feb. 16, 1901, Clayton Eudell, son of 

Anthony Harot and Sarah (Clark) Shaver, b. Polo, Ills., June 13, 1861; merchant; 

Belmond, Iowa,; Republican; Cong. 

[9419] JANETTE LANGDON,^ (Christopher,^ Lydia Hamblin,' Asa,« 
Barnabas,5 Sylvanus,! Elkanah,3 James,2i) b. Marcellon, Wis., Nov. 20, 1863: m. 
Scott, Wis., Aug. 24, 1881, Mark W., son of Chauncey Fineal, and Alma Susan 
{Barker) Roberts, b. Scott, Dec. 1, 1856; farmer; Scott; Republican; town clerk, 
1878-9; township chairman, 1886-7, 93-4. 

Ch. b. Scott: 



15575. 


Frank C, 


May 6, 1882; d. Aug. 31, 1882 


15576. 


Asa C, 


May 13, 1883. 


15577. 


Alma G., 


Apr. 1, 1885. 


15578. 


Amer S., 


May 23, 1889. 


15579. 


Mary L., 


July 13, 1896. 



I 



[9420] Capt. frank BL ACKSTONE HAMLIN,** (John," Simeon,' Asa.« 
Baraabas.s Sylvanus,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Grand River, Iowa, Nov. 5, 1868; 
m. Looking Glass, Ore., Dec. 27, 1891, Cresida, dau. of Peter Withers and Susan 



i 



1230 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Frances (Mitchell) Williams, b. Looking Glass, July 14, 1868: school teacher: 
Madison Co., Iowa, 1868-9; Labette Co., Kans., 1869-75; San Luis Obispo, Cal., 
1874-89; since, Roseburg, Ore.; Republican; county school supt.; Capt. A, 2d 
Oregon N. G.; 1st Lieut. B, 2cl Oregon, Vols; enlisted May 10, 1898; served at 
capture of Manila, Aug. 13, 1898; Malabon, Mar. 25, 1899, and 28 other engage- 
ments; discharged Aug. 7, 1899; member of Oak Camp, 125, W.O. W.; members 
Umpqua Assembly 105, United Artisans: she member Hive 11, L. O. T. M. 
Children: 

15580. Virgil LaVbrne, b. Oct. 24, 1892, Wilbur, 

15581. John Nellis, " Mar, 9, 1895,. Rosebud. 

[9421] EMMA ELIZABETH HAMLIN,9 (Sister of Frank B.,) j 

b. La Bette Co., Kas., Mar. 10, 1871; m. Roseburg, Ore., Mar. 5, 1893, Era- I 
mett Elmer, son of Clarke and Nancy Jane (Hunter) Richards, b. Boonsboro, I 
Iowa, May 28, 1871; merchant; Roseburg and Portland, Ore.; Democrat; member) 
Camp 125, W.O.W.; private A, 2d Regt., O.N.G.; she has been a popular teacher | 
since 1887, in San Luis Obispo, Cal., Roseburg and Portland, principal St. John's j 
school, Portland, 1901; she res. in Kansas until 1873; San Luis Obispo, until 1898; 
since, Portland; Republican; member Hive 11, L.O.T.M.; Astra Circle W.O.W.; 
and Reno W. R. C. 

Ch. b. Roseburg: 

15582. John Clarke, Dec. 8, 1893. 

15583. Ruth Mahala, Jan. 16, 1896. 

[9422] SIMEON EDMUND HAMLIN," (Bro. of Frank B.,) 

b, LaBette Co., Kas., Sept. 13, 1873; m. Roseburg, Ore., Nov. 17, 1897, Isa- 
belle Charlotte, dau of John B. and Letha L. (Turman) Ghehey, b. Lawrence ! 
Co., Ark., July 7, 1876: farmer and stockman; Roseburg; Republican; Sergt. B, 
2 Ore. N. G., and private, E, 4 Ore. N. G.; member Iconoclast Lodge 335. ? 

Ch. b. Roseburg; jj 

15584. Frank, Nov. 16, 1898. j 

15585. John, Dec. 12, 1900. 

[9424] KATE COCHRAN,9 (Elizabeth Harablin,* Simeon,' Asa," Barna- 
bas,5 Sylvanus,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Madison Co., Iowa, Aug. 6, 1865; m. 
Mocksburg, Iowa, Mar. 14, 1889, John T., son of Joseph and Sarah (Calhoun) ; 
Steele, b. Newark, N. J., Jan. 16, 1863; he was formerly a school teacher; later, ; 
farmer; Madison Co., Iowa; Republican; township clerk, 1895; Cong. She was i 
formerly a school teacher; Baptist.' ! 

Ch. b. Madison Co. : 

15586. Minnie, Dec. 23, 1889; d. Jan. 19, 1890. 

15587. Joseph Wesley, Sept. 15, 1892. 

15588. Edward Leland, Nov. 27, 1894. 

[9425J JOHN HAMBLIN COCHRAN," (Bro. of Kate,) 

b. Madison Co., Iowa, Nov. 6, 1867; m. McPherson, Iowa, Mar. 23, 1892, 
Estelle, dau. of Charles and Minerva L. (Scanling) Polk, b. Oaktown, Knox Co., 
Ind., 1871; farmer; McPherson, since 1891; Republican; Good Templar; she 
Christian. 



NINTH GENERATION. 



1231 



[9452] DUANE HAMBLIN,^ (Duane« Jacob V.,Usaiah/ Barnabas,'^' 
Sylvanus,* Elkanali^^ James,2i) b: Ogdea, Utah, July 17, 1863; m. 1st there, Jan. 

[ 3, 1883, Mr. D M Hill; railroad conductor, Idaho. He d. Idaho, Sept. 

' 27, 1888; m. 2d, Mr. Milier. She Mormon; she d. Oden, Dec. 17, 1893. 

Ch. by 1st marriage: 

15589. Harvey Howard, b. Dec. 1, 1884, Idahp; dead. 

15590. Daniel Martin, "' Apr. 26, 1888, MontpeHer, Idaho. 

By 2d marriage: 

15591. Thaddeus Harmen, 

[9453] SARAH JANE CROSBY.s (Martha A. Hamblin,* Jacob V.,' Isa- 
iah." Bamabas,^ Sylvanus,* Elkanah,-^ James,2i) b. Santa Clara, Utah, Nov. 26, 
1862; m. St. George, Utah, Mar. 18, 1883, John Hunt, b. Edwards Co., 111., Mar. 
% 1833; farmer: has res. in 111., Utah, Cal., N. M.; Snowflake, Ariz., 1900; Dem- 
ocrat; deputy U, S, marshal!, 8 years; member Church of Jesus Christ of L.D.S,, 
in which be is Bishop, 





Ch. b, Snowflake: 








15592, 


Martha, 


Apr. 


h 


1884, 


15593. 


Eva, 


Dec, 


5, 


1885, 


15594. 


Jefferson Taylor, 


Dec. 


14, 


1887, 


15595. 


Sheldon Ross, 


Sept. 


1, 


1889, 


15596. 


Ita, 


Dec. 


26, 


1890, 


15597. 


Arthur Sanford, 


Oct. 


31, 


1892. 


15598. 


Frances, 


Dec. 


23, 


1894. 


15599. 


Georgia, 


Oct. 


18, 


1896, 


15600. 


William A^ibrosk, 


Feb, 


17, 


1899. 



[9455] MARTHA ADELINE CROSBY,9 (Sister of Sarah J..) 

b. Eagle Valley, Nev., Nov. 18, 1866; m. St. George, Utah, Mar. 11, 1896, 
Frederick Adrian, son of Peter and Annie (Carlson )Lundquist,b. Mora, Sweden, 
Mar. 4. 18.59; merchant; Kanab, Utah: Republican; members Church of Jesus 
Christ of L. D. S.; she member N. W. R. Soc. 

Children: 

b. Feb. 24, 1889, Kanab; d. June 26, 1889. 

" Mar. 1, 1891, 

" Feb. 2, 1893, " d. May 27, 1894, 

*' Apr. 27, 1894, 

" Nov. 28, 1897, Snowflake. 

" Dec. 6, 1898, Kanab. 

" Oct. 6, 1900, 



15601. 


Martha, 


15602, 


Flora, 


15603, 


Maud, 


15604. 


Verda, 


15605. 


Lois, 


15606. 


Adrian Frederick, 


15607. 


Roland Crosby, 



[9456] TAYLOR CROSBY,9 ( Bro. of Sarah J.,) 

b. Eagle Valley, Nev. Mar. 18, 1869; m. St. George, Utah, Feb. 19, 1892, 

|Einily, dau. of James Henry and Louisa (Thorn) Nash, b. London, Eng., Nov. 

|j26, 1875; stock grower; Nevada, until 1871; since, Kanab, Utah: Republican; 

|members Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S.; she member N. W. R, Soc. and 

1y. M. I. Asso. 

Ch. b. Kanab: 

15608. William Ellis, Aug. 14, 1894. 

15609. EULA, Jan. 6, 1898. 



I 



1233 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



15610. 


Cakl, Crosby, 


15611. 


Lois, 


15612. 


Vivian, 


15613. 


Henry, 


15614. 


Teressa, 



[9457] Elder WILLIAM CROSBY,^ (Bro. of Sarah J.,) 

b. Kanab, Utah, Jan., 14, 1872; m. St. George, Utah, Feb. 28, 1901, Susan 
Armeda, dau. of Bryan Donalvin and Matilda Ann Roundy, b. Upper Kanab, 
Utah, June 14, 1877: stockg-rower: Kanab; Republican; members of Church of 
Jesus Christ, L. D. S., in which he was Elder, 1896: minister, 1896-8; High Priest, 
1898-1901; she member Y. L. M. I. Asso. 

[9458] LOIS CR0SBY,9 (Sister of Sarah J.,) 

b. Kanab, Utah, Dec. 27, 1873; m. St. George, Utah, May 16, 1894, David 
Brinton, son of Levi and Artimacy (Wilkerson) Stewart, b. Big Cottonwood, 
Utah, Feb. 12, 1867; stockman: Big Cottonwood, until 1870; Kanab, until 1895; 
since, Fredonia, Ariz.; Democrat; members Church of Jesus Christ of L.D.S., 
in which he was bishop since 1896; she member VV. N. R. Soc. 
Children: 

b. Oct. 14, 1895, Fredonia. 

" Oct. 21, 1897, 

" Sept. 18, 1899, " 

U H (( t( (I 

" Aug. 19, 1901, Delamar. 

[9460] MARTHA YOUNG,^, (Maryette M. Hamblin,^ Jacob V.,^ Isaiah,* 
Barnabas,5 Sylvanus,* Elkanah,^ James.^i) b. Santa Clara, Utah, Apr. 23, 1861; 
m. Spring Valley, Nev., Dec. 25, 1876, John Wilce, son of Thomas and Sarah 
Ann (Edwards) Alger, b. Grundy Co., Mo., June 20, 1857; farmer; Cliff, N. M., 
1902; the birth places of their children show various places of res.; Democrat. 
Children: 

b. Jan. 7, 1879, Panquick, Utah. 

" Aug. 5, 1880, Circle vi lie, " | 

" Apr. 28, 1882, Harrisburg, " ' 

" Sept. 24, 1884, Beaver, 

" Nov. 17, 1886, Alma, N.M. 

" Feb. 25, 1889, Wilcox, Ariz. 

" Apr. 3, 1892, 

" Dec. 19, 1894, Mesa, 

" Nov. 24, 1896, N. M. 

" Jan. 30, 1899, Cliff, N. M. 

" Nov. 12, 1901, " 

[9461] HENRIETTA YOUNG,9 (Sister of Martha,) 

b. Pinto, Utah, Sept. 16, 1862; m. Arizona, Nov. 9, 1880, Adam Greenwood, 

b. Utah, Feb. 20, 1857; farmer; Utah, until 1874; since, Arizona, at Eagar, 1900; 

Democrat; members Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S.; he member Y. M. M. 1. 

Asso.; slie of W.N.R, Soc. 



II 



15615. 


Thomas Andrew, 


15616. 


John Samuel, 


15617.* 


Maryette, 


15618. 


Joseph Hamblin, 


15619. 


Martha, 


15620. 


Frank Ramon, 


15621. 


Charles Wilce, 


15622. 


Sarah Lenora, 


15623. 


Delila M., 


15624. 


Teddy, 


15625. 


Iona Bell, 





Ch. b. Arizona: 










15626. 


Sarah Jane, 


Oct. 


5, 


1881. 




15627. 


Adelbert, 


Oct. 


12, 


1883; 


d. Nov. 21, 1883 


15628. 


Maryetta, 


Dec. 


8, 


1884. 




15629. 


Jennie, 


Dec. 


8, 


1886. 




15630. 


Adam Hartley, 


Aug. 


11, 


1889. 




15631. 


Ruth, 


Feb. 


12, 


1892. 




15632. 


Edna, 


Sept. 


22, 


1894. 




15633. 


William Tell, 


Mar. 


5, 


1897. 




15634. 


Geneva, 


June 


4, 


1900, 


Eagar. 



i 



NINTH GENERATION. 



1233 



[9463] WILLIAM ANDREW MAXWELL," (Maryette M. Hamblin.^ 
Jacob V.,^ Isaiah, 8 Barnabas,6 Sylvanus,* Elkanah,» James,2i) b. Spring Valley, 
Nevada, Sept. 30, 1868: m. Nutriosti, Ariz., Jan. 22, 1892, Hannah M., dau. of 
Benjamin and Louisa Jane (Gohene) Brown, b. Washington Co., Utah, Sept. 21, 
1875: farmer; Nutrioso: Democrat; Justice Peace, 1897-9; member Church of 
Jesus Christ of L. D. S.; member Y. M. M. I. Asso. She member W. N. R. Soc. 
and Y. L. M. 1. Asso. 

Ch. b. Nutrioso: 

15635. Jane, Dec. 23, 1892. 

15636. Andrew B., Oct. 3, 1894. 

15637. Maryette, Sept. 4, 1896. 

15638. Hannah Manilla, Dec. 14, 1898. 

[9464] MARY LUTICIA MAXWELL,9 (Sister of William A.,) 

b. Spring Valley, Nev., Feb. 25, 1870: m. Cooney, N. M., July 4, 1886, John 

Richard, son of Richard and Frances (Springthorpe) Hewitt, b. Leicestershire, 

Eng., May 19, 1864. 





Children: 








15639. 


John Richard, 


b. June 


4. 


1887, Cooney. 


15640. 


Jennie May, 


" Sept. 


18, 


1888, Diaz. 


15641. 


Luticia, 


" Mar., 




1889, Central; d. 1893. 


15642. 


Lottie, 


i( 




1891, " " 1891. 


15643. 


Maryette, 


" Nov. 


25. 


1893, 


15644. 


Charles Samuel, 


" Mar., 




1896, Nutriosa. 


15645. 


LOCKWOOD, 


" May, 




1899, Graham. 



[9465] CHARLES COLLIER MAXWELL," (Bro. of William A.,) 

b. Spring Valley, Nevada, Oct. 18, 1872; m. St. Johns, Ariz., Apr. 15, 1895, 

Nina Frances, dau. of Lorenzo John and Selina Mehitable (Young) Brown, b, 

Utah, Mar. 16, 1877; farmer; Eagar, Ariz.; Democrat; she member Y. L. M. I. 

Asso. 

Children: 

Nina Frances, b. Feb. 21, 1898, Nutrioso. 

Eva, " Jan. 14, 1900, Eagar. 

Erma, " Aug. 19, 1902, " 



15646. 
15647. 
15648. 



[9467] FRANKLIN MAXWELL," (Bro. of William A.,) 

b. Spring Valley, Nev., June 16, 1876; m. Alma, New Mexico, Oct. 30, 1898, 
Ida, dau. of William Bowker, b. California, 1881. 
Ch. b. Alma: 

15649. Hattie, Jan. 6, 1900. 

15650. Edna, Apr. 9, 1902. 

[9468] RACHAEL MAXWELL," (Sister of William A.,) 

b. Spring Valley, Nev., Feb. 17, 1878: m. Mogallon, N.M., Apr. 8, 1890, John 

S., son of John S. and Susan (Thompson) Johnson, b. Monard, Texas, Sept. 16, 

1874. 

Ch. b. Cooney, N. M.: 

15651. Charles S., Sept. 18, 1891: d. Oct. 1894. 

15652. May, Oct. 25, 1892. 

15653. Edna, Mar. 8, 1893; d. 1893. 

15654. Maryette, Jan. 5, 1894, " Aug. 1894. 

15655. Leona, Aug. 6, 1899. 



!! 



1234 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[9470] EDNA MAXWELL,9 (Sister of William A.,) 

b. Alpine, Arizona, Oct. 28, 1880; ra. Alma, New Mexico, .July 16, 1890, Mau- 
rice Eldridge, son of Charles and Roxie (Turner) Coates, b. Quebec province, 
Canada, 1859: merchant; Alma; Democrat; member Bisher Lodge 10, I. O. O. F,; 
Golden Bull Encampment 5. 
Ch. b. Alma: 
15656. Maurice Elt>kidge, July 26, 1899. 

[9475] Elder LYMAN DUANE HAMBL1N.9 (Lyman S.,* Jacob V.,' 
Isaiah," Barnabas,5Sylvanus,* Elkanah.* James,2i) b. Kanab, Utah, Apr. 22, 1872; 
ra. Luna, N. M., Nov. 10, 1892, Fanny Adeline, dau. of Edward Alven and Fanny 
(Young) Noble, b. Kanab, Nov. 8, 1874; farmer; Utah, until 1879: since, in Ari- 
zona; Eagar, 1900; members Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S., in which he is 
elder; member Y. M. M. I. Asso., chorister and teacher in the church; she mem- 
Y. L. M. I. Asso. 





Children: 






15657. 


Esther Cecelia, 


b. Feb. 


20, 1894, Nutrioso. 


15658. 


Lois, 


" Aug. 


19, 1895, Alpine. 


15659. 


Fanny, 


" Mar. 


13, 1897, Springerville. 


15660. 


Charles Allen, 


" July 


16, 1899, Eagar. 


15661. 


Pearl, 


" July 


15, 1901, Kanab. 


15662. 


Ruby, 


" Nov. 


19, 1902, " 



[9495] JOSEPH ROSCOE HAMBLIN,9 (Joseph,^ Jacob V.,' Isaiah,* 
Barnabas,^ Sylvanus,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Kanab, Utah, Nov. 19, 1879; 
m. Murray, Utah, Dec. 1, 1902, Rose, dau. of John Thomas Richard and Su- 
sannah (Buhler) Hicl<s, b. Murray, July 17, 1883; stock raiser; Kanab; members 
Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S. 

[9498] MAUD RACHAEL STEWART,' (Rachael T. Hamblin,« Jacob 
v., ^ Isaiah, « Barnabas,^ Sylvanus,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Kanab, Utah, Apr. 
25, 1875; m. St. George, Utah, Nov. 17, 1896, George Albert, son of David and 
Elizabeth (Rolley) Udall, b. Nephi, Utah, Feb. 13, 1871; school teacher and sur- 
veyor; Nephi; Republican; members Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S. 
Ch. b. Nephi: 

15663. Orland, Feb. 17, 1898. 

15664. Stewart, July 4, 1900. 

[9505] .JOSEPH WINSOR,9 (Sarah O. Hamblin,* Jacob V.,' Isaiah.e Bar- 

nabas,5 Sylvanus,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Kanab, Utah, Nov. 15, 1877: m. 

Pima, Arizona, Apr. 26, 1897, Cordelia, dau. of Peter Franklin and Mary Ann 

(Spendlove) Thurston, b. Pima, Sept. 19, 1881; farmer: Pima, St. Thomas and 

Emery, Ariz.; Republican; members Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S. 

Children: 

15665. Fern, b. June 4, 1898, Pima. 

15666. Olive, " Jan. 17, 1900, " 

15667. Joseph Carl, " Sept. 8, 1901, Emery. 

[9506] SARAH PRISCILLA WINSOR,^ (Sister of Joseph,) 

b. Utah, Oct. 27, 1879: m. Oct. 14, 1901, Charles Alexander, b. Ariz., 1879; 
miner; Tombstone, Ariz. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1235 

[9560] MARGERY MANETTA RIGGS,9 (Albert E.,« Adeline A. Ham- 
blin,^ Isaiah, 6 Harnabas,^ Sylvaniis,* Elkanah,^ James,'' i) b. Kanab, Utah, June 
1, 1874: m. Michael Henry, son of Michael and Elizabeth (McAstleon) Botts, b. 
Lycoming Co., Pa., Aug. 21, 1861; stockman; Johnson, Utah, 1893-7; since, 
Kanab: Republican; sheriff: she member Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S., 
and W. N. R. Soc. 

Children: 

15668. Kate B., b. July 31, 1894, Johnson. 

15669. Michael Lynn, " June 18, 1900, Kanab. 

[9561] AMARILLA RIGGS,9 (Sister of Margery M.,) 

b. Kanab, Utah, Feb. 28, 1878; m. there, Feb. 11, 1891, George Smith, son of 

Charles S. and Margaret (Smith) Cram, b. Kanab, Oct. 18, 1877; carpenter; 

Kanab: Democrat; members Church of Jesus Christ of L. D.S.; she member 

W. N. R. Soc. 

Ch. b. Kanab: 

15670. Annie, Feb. 17, 1901. 

[96361 ELIZA ANN HAMBLIN,« (William D.,8 William H.,' Isaiah,« 
Barnabas, 5 Sylvanus,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Utah, Nov. 3, 1874: m. Arizona, 
Aug. 20, 1894, Elijah Perry, son of Walter John, and Sarah (Potter) Winsor, b. 
Utah, Apr. 26, 1892: farmer; Utah, until 1878; since, Arizona, Eagar, 1902; Dem- 
ocrat; she member Church of .Jesus Christ of L. D. S. and W. N. R. Soc. 
Ch. b. Arizona: 

15671. Zenetta, Sept. 24, 1898. 

15672. Lucy, Apr. 29, 1902, Eagar. 

[9637] BETSEY ELLEN HAMBLIN,' (Sister of Eliza A.,) 

b- Utah, Aug. 19, 1876; m. Arizona, July 4; 1892, John Willard, son of John 

Willard and Ann (Adiar) Lee, b. Utah, July 25, 1871; farmer; Utah, until 1880; 

members Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. S.; he member Y. M. M. I. Asso. 
. Ch. b. Nutrioso: 
1567.S. Ina, Jan. 3, 1894. 

15674. Viola, July 18, 1895; d. Nov. 22, 1895. 

15675. Willard Haynbs, June 28, 1897. 

15676. WILLIA3I Lionel, Mar. 11, 1899. 

[9640] ESTELLA HAMBLIN,9 (Sister of Eliza A.,) 

b. Nutrioso, Ariz., Sept. 19, 1885; ra. Clifton, Ariz., May 9, 1900, Jefferson 

Albert, son of Jefferson and Sarah Johanna (Barron) Slade, b. Spring Valley, 

Nevada, Sept. 4, 1871; res. Nevada, until 1877; Utah, until 1880; since, Arizona; 

Democrat. 

Child: 

15677. Viola May, b. May 1, 1901. 

[9646] SARAH OLIVE MANGUM,^ (Betsey J. Hamblin,« William IT,' 
Isaiah, 6 Barnabas,^ Sylvanus,* Elkanah,^ James,^') b. Kanab, Utah, Mar. 4, 
1876; m. Socorro Co., N. M., 1889, Hyrum Abiff, son of Thomas and Susan Rog- 
ers, b. Texas, Apr. 2, 1870: stock grower; Nutrioso, Ariz., and Luna, N. M. He 
d. on a journey from N. M. to Texas. 



1236 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 





Children: 






15678. 


Hyrum Floyd, 


b. Oct. 13, 


1890, Nutrioso 


15679. 


William Noble, 


" June 20, 


1893, Luna. 


15680. 


Leon A, 


" Apr. 23, 


1895, " 


15681. 


George Albert, 


" Sept. 14, 


1897, " 


15682. 


Thomas Jackson, 


" Sept. 19, 


1899, " 



[9647] LYDIA ELLEN MANGUM,8 (Sister of Sarah O., ) 

b. Pahreah, Utah, Sept. 20. 1877; m. Blue, N. M., May 1. 1900; Archibald' 
Hodge, son of William Bailey and Martha Jane ( Mathis) Maxwell, b. Spring ■ 
Valley, Nev., Sept. 18, 1869; stock grower; Nevada, until 1800; since, Arizona; 
Nutrioso, 1901; Democrat. \ 

Ch. b. Nutrioso: , 

15683. Archibald Hodge, May 31, 1901. j 

[9787] ELLEN PATTEN HAMBLIN,^ (Edward J., « Reuben,'* Benja- ! 

min,B Reuben,* Elkanah,3 James,2i) b. Apr. 23, 1845; m. Feb. 10, 1875, Lucius ' 
Noyes, son of William Ransom and Mary (Noyes) Vilas, b. Burlington, Vt., j 
Dec. 9, 1843; sheep raiser; Greeley, Colorado. ' 



/ 



[9794] MARTHA BRIGGS SWIFT,9 (Betsey S.. Hamblin,* Nathaniel,' 
Reuben,^ Benjamin, ^ Reuben.* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Warehara, Mass., Sept. 29, 
1849; m. Enos Burt Phillips, b. Taunton, Mass., 18.32, his 3d wife, see sketch of 
Phebe Maria Hamblin,^ his first wife. 





Children: 




15684. 


Bertha, 


d. in fancy. 


1.5685. 


Ralph Burt, 


unm. 1899. 


15686. 


Alice Bertina, 


k ( n 


15687. 


Walter Enos, 


a u 


15688. • 


Arthur Alexander, 


d. young. 


15689. 


Otis Swift, 


unm. 1899. 



../ 



[9795] ADA AUGUSTA SWIFT,^ (Sister of Martha B.,) 

b. Wareham, Mass., Jan. 2, 1852; m. Rochester, Mass., George Washington 
Warr, b. Pumpton, N. J.; iron roller; Wareham; Republican; Freemason: Odd- 
fellow; Knights of Honor. 

Ch. b. Wareham: 

15690. A Daughter, d. in infancy. 

15691. A Daughter, " " 

15692. A Son, " " " 

15693. Emma Pearl, July 4, 1876. 



[9797] LUCY ELLIS SWIFT,^ (Sister of Martha B.,) 

b. Wareham, Mass., Apr. 27, 1856; unmarried, 1899; milliner; Wareham; 
graduate, Wareham highschool; members Alumni Asso., Wareham high school. 

[9799] ANNA NICKERSON,^ (Mary A. G. Hambhn,* Nathaniel,' Reu- 
ben,* Benjamin,'' Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Rochester, Mass.; m. Ho- 
sea M. Leach, of Cambridgeport, Mass. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1237 

[9802] ELLA MARIA ADAMS,'-' (Isabella S. Hamblin.s Nathaniel,' 

ReubeD,6 Benjamin, » Reuben,* Eliianah,* James,2i) b. VVareham, Mass., Jan. 17, 
1849; m. Willimantie, Ct., Nov. 30, 1870, Hon. Jerome B., son of Raymond and / 
Amanda (Lull) Baldwin, b. Mansfield, Ct., Sept. 14, 1843; Sergt., I), 21 Ct. Inf. 
Vols.; enlisted Aug. 11, 1862; in battles of Drury's Blutf, Cold Harbor, Fair 
Oaks, Fredericksburg, Suffolk, Fort Harrison and Petersburg: wounded in front 
of Petersburg, June 16, 1864; dis. June 16, 1865; fire and life insurance agent; 
Mansfield, until 1867; since, Willimantie; Republican; assessor: member of 
Water Board: representative, 1885; member of F. S. Long Post 30, G A. R. 

Ch. b. Willimantie: 

15694.* Emma Bell, June 23, 1872. 

15695. Jessie May, Apr. 24, 1877. 

15696. Georgie Ella, Dec. 8, 1881. 

[9804] HORACE AMOS ADAMS,^ (Bro. of Ella M.,) 

b. Wareham. Mass., Aug. 6, 1853; m. Buffalo. N. Y., Jan. 17, 1888, Mary 
Blanchard, dau.of John C. and Mariam (Baker) Grimm, b. Buffalo, Sept. 16, 
1865: insurance agent; Willimantie, Ct.; Republican: member of Ashlar Lodge, 
91, A.F. &A.M., Detroit, Mich.; and Balthazar Court 9, Tribe Ben-Hur, 
Crawfordsville, Ind. 

No issue. 

[9806] Dr. CARROLL BEAUHARNAIS ADAMS," (Bro. of Ella M.,) / 

h. Willimantie, Ct., Sept. 21, 1859; m. June. 1886, Marion Comstock, of New /' 
London, Ct.; dentist; Bridgeport, Ct. 
Ch. b. Bridgeport: 

15697. Marjorie, July 25, 1888. 

15698. Marion C, Feb. 21, 1891. 

[9816] DRUCILLA FRANCES HAMBLIN,' (Harvey M.,* Drusilla," 
Reuben,fi Benjamin, & Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Marion, Mass.. Jan. 1, 
1861: m. Brockton, Mass., by Rev. F. A. Warfleld, Apr. 2, 1892, Charles E., son 
of Thomas and Abbie Place, b. Rehoboth, Mass., 1856, his second wife; laborer; 
Taunton, Mass. 

[9819] GEORGIANA HAMBLIN,9 (Sister of Drusilla F.,) 

b. Marion, Mass., Aug. 28. 1869; m. Rock, Mass., Dec. 24, 1894, Jabcz D., .son 

of David and Polly Jenney, b. Marion, Mass., July 14, 1847; boat-builder: Marion; 

she Cong. 

No issue. 

[9821] PETER FRANK HOLLYWOOD,^* (Julia A. Hamblin,« Elka- 
nah,' Reuben,; Benjamin,^ Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. North Bridge- 
water, now Brockton, Mass., Sept. 1, 1847, m. Orange, Mass., Mai'. 30, 1889, Cora 
Belle, dau. of Charles Willis and Emeline (Paine) Peelor, b. Montague, Mass., 
Jan. 5, 1862; farmer; Claremont, N. H. 
Children: 

15699. Ruby, b. Oct. 5, 1898, Nashua. 

15700. Peter Frank, " June 8, 1900, Claremont. 



ik 



1238 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. \ 

[9822] GEORGE H. HOLLYWOOI),9 (Bro. of Peter F.,| 

b. North Bridgewater, now Brockton, Mass., July 3-1, 1849; mate of the j 
Clara Leavitt. He d. unm. N. Y. City, Jan. 10, 1884. i 

[9823] JENNIE PRENTISS HOLLYWOOD,^ (Sister of Peter F.,) 
b. North Bridgewater, now Broclfton, Mass., Aug. 27, 1851, m. Brockton, ! 
Nov. 5, 1879, Clarence R., son of James Rodman and Amanda Malvina Fille- : 
brown, b. Boston, Mass., Mar. 23, 1857; banker: Boston, until 1874; Brockton, ' 
1874-9; Plymouth, 1879-81; since, Brockton; cashier, Plymouth Nat'l Bank, j 
1879-81; treasurer, Brockton Savings Bank, 1881-91: cashier and vice-prest., ' 
Brockton Nat'l Bank, since 1881; Republican. 

Ch. b. Brockton: I 

15701, Archie Frost, Jan. 5. 1883, ; 

I 

1 

_ [9825] JOSEPH MILLETT HOLLY WOOD,9 (Bro. of Peter F.,) 

b. North Bridgewater, now Brockton, Mass., Oct. 10, 185H; m. Henniker, 
N. H., June 24, 1886, Helen Frances, dau. of Charles Henry and Mary Jane! 
fBlanchard) Courser, b. Henniker, Jan. 16, 1858; postmaster, Brockton, Mass., J 
since 1883; Republican; member Board of Trade and Commercial Club. She"^.. j 
Brockton, Sept. 30, 1890. I 

No issue. i 

[9826] LOUISA McKEEHEN SW1FT,9 (Sarah P. Hamblin,* ElkanalV i 
Reuben," Benjamin,^ Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Wareham, Mass., Jan, i 
28, 1856; ra. Jan. 21, 1874, Rnfus Henry, « son of Rufus Carleton and Mary F. ■ 
(Tobey) Kimball,* b. Brockton, Mass., Apr. 5, 1854: res. Brockton, and Lynn, ■ 
Mass.; dry goods merchant; Boston, Mass.; she d. Detroit, Mich., Feb. 20, 1883; 
he ra. 2d, May 26, 1886, Jennie H. Hutchinson, b. 1866. ; 

* Note 497. For Kimball see notes 254, 303, 344, 404, 412, 421 , and 459. I 

SAMflEL KIMBALL.s (Benjamin,2 Richard, i) b. Bradford, Mass., Mar. 28, 16S0; m. 
Eunice Chad wick; res. Bradford; he d. 1789; will dated .Tune 30, 1739; proved Aug^. 27, 1739. His 
son .James was to have his rights in Penny Cook, alias, Rumford, now Concord, N. H.; his son 
Andrew to have his property in Chester, N. H. Ch. b. Bradford; Mercy, Samuel, Edmund, 
William, Mary, Timothy, .lames, Andrew, Joshua, Ann. 

EDMUND KIMBALL,* b. Bradford, Apr. 6, 1716; m. Jan. 25, 1742. Dorothy,!^ dau. of Epb- ' 
raim and Ann (Tenney) Kimball, b. June 30, 1724; farmer; Bradford; a large land owner and an 
influential citizen; tax collector, 1762. He d. Nov. 10, 1795; she Apr. 30, 1797. Ch. b. Bradford: ; 
Timothy, Michael, Anna. David, Edmund. Eunice, William. i 

EDMUND KIMBALL,s b. Bradford, May 2, 1751; m. Feb. 25, 1779, Rebecca Gage, b. Nov, ij 
9. 1758. He served in Capt. Nathaniel Gage's Co., on the Lexington alarm, Apr. 19, 1775; was in 
the battle of Bunker Hill; also, in Capt. Gage's Co., in Frye's Regt., Sept. 30, to Nov. 6, 1777; res. , 
Bradford. He d. Feb. 11, 1813; she Jan. 18, 1849. Children: Benjamin, Leonard, Rebecca, Prls- 
cilla, Betsey, Nelly, Eleanor. Rebecca, Rufus, William, Eduiond. 

RUFUS KIMBALL,6 b. Bradford, Feb. 9. 1794; m. 1st, Rebecca G., dau. of Samuel and Su- 
sanna (Morse) Carleton, b. 1792, who d. Jan. 23, 1821 ; m. 2d, Sanbornton, N. H., Lucinda Rogers, 
b. there, who d. Salem, N. H.; res. Bradford, Sanlx)rnton Pembroke and Salem, where he d. 
Mar. 18,1844. Chilflren: Henry Titcomb, Rufus Carleton, RebeccaGage, Ambrosi', Benjamin, 
Hannah Palmer, Clarissa C, Edmund Gage, Mary Howard. 

RUFUS CARLETON KIMBALL,? b. Sanbornton, N. H., .Jan. 23, 1821; m. 1st, June6, 1847, 
Mary P., dau. of Edward and Elizabeth (Bassett) Tobey, of Sandwich, Mass., who d. Aug. 19, ■ 
1888; m. 2d, May 15, 1889, Mrs. Mary Ann Hardy, dau. of .John and Sally Ballard, of Ipswich, N.H. 
He went early to North Bridewater, now Brocton, Mass., and entered the employment of How- 
ard & Clark, furniture mfgrs., of which firm he became a member; a wealthy man and the 
owner of many houses; member of the New Jerusalem church. Children: William, Ezra Tobey, '. 
Rufus Henry, Fanny Carleton. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1239 



Children: 

15702. Edward Cakleton, b. July 9, 1876. 

15703. Henky Swift. 



[9827] ALICE CLAIRE BUTMAN,^ (Jane M. Harablin,* Elkanah,' 

Reuben,« Benjamin, 5 Reuben,* Elkanah,3James,2i) b. Charlestown, S. C, June 
24, 1858; in. Warehara, Mass.. June 24, 1887, Capt. George Edward Kuhnast, b. 
Berlin, Prussia; master mariner; Wareham; Republican; Freemason: she grad. 
High School, Fairhaven; pianist. 

Ch. b. Wareham: 
15704, Fritz Edward, Apr. 2, 1889. 

[9828] Capt. PERCIVAL FRANCIS BUTMAN,' (Bro. of Alice C.,) 
b. Liverpool, Eng., Dec. 18, 1861; m. Christ Church, Canterbury, New Zea- 
land, July 29, 1890, Mary Isabella, dau. of Capt. James Johnson and Jane Jack- 
son (Hughes) Ruxton,* b. Dunedin Otago, New Zealand, May 3, 1866; master 
mariner; Wareham, Mass.; Republican. He was educated in the Wareham 
high school; went to sea, July 1, 1876, and was in the California and China trade 
until he became master of the bark Western Belle, December, 1885, of which he 
was part owner, and which he left in 1891. He was also master of the steam- 
ships: Barnstable, Bowden and Marmion, the later of the Boston Fruit Co. Line, 
until the beginning of the Spanish- American war. He then as master com- 
manded the Mass. Volunteer Aid Asso. Hospital Ship, Bay State, at Santiago 
and Porto Rico, from May to September, 1898; and since has been master of the 
steamship Admiral ScJiley, of the U. S. Fruit Co. Line, between Philadelphia and 
Jamaica, West Indies, for six months in the year, and the balance of the season 
between Boston and Jamaica; iMemberof Social Harmony Lodge, A. F. & A. M.; 

Presbs. 

No issue. 



[9829] ARTHUR BENJAMIN BUTMAN,9 (Bro. of Alice C.,) 

b. Yonkers, N. Y., Oct. 30, 1866; m. Brockton, Mass., Dec. 31, 1891, Dessie 
Maude, dau. of Rufus Harvey and Mary Elizabeth (Waterman) Siraonds, b. 
Hartford, Vt., Dec. 17, 1872; Supt. Joslyn Express Co., Brockton; Republican. 
He graduated from the Wareham, Mass., High School, 1883; member Brockton 
City Council, 1901-2; Epis.; member Paul Revere Lodge, A. F. & A. M.; Sa- 
tucket Chapter, R. A. M.; Brockton Council, R. & S, Masters; Bay State 
Oommandery 39, K. T.; Aleppo Temple, Mystic Shrine; Electric Lodge 204, 
1. O. O. F.; Algonquin Club. 
No issue. 

[9830] HAROLD RICKETTS BUTMAN,^ (Bro. of Alice C.) 

b. Yonkers, N.Y., Sept. 10, 1868; unmarried; druggist; Wareham; Repub- 
lican; educated Wareham high school; an artist of decided merit. 

* Note 498. Capt. JAMES .JOHNSON RUXTON, b. Asbroath, Scotland; master mariner, 
and ship owner; Christ Church, New Zealand; m. .lane .lackson Hughes, b. Wellington. New 
Zealand, dau. of Thomas Jackson Hughes, a British officer, who fought under the Duke of Well- 
ington, at Walerloo; and also served in the wars in New Zealand. 



1240 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[9837] MARTHA AMANDA FISH,^ (Benjamin E.,^ Lewin,^ Betsey 
Howland,6 Abigail Hamblin,^ Reuben,* Elkanah,^ Jaraes,^!) b. West Ran- 
dolph, Vt., Nov. 2?, 1849: m. Addison Wait; she Cong. She d. Syracuse, Neb., 
June 28, 1882. 



b. Dec. 14, 1868, Woodstock, Ohio. 

'' Sept., 1870, NebraskaCity: d.Aug.23,'7l 

" Jan., 1872, " " d. Oct. 3, 1872. 

" Mar. 11, 1873, Syracuse, Neb. 

" Mar., 187(i, " " d. Sept.4, 187». 

'' Apr. 15, 1877. 



[9840] MARY GLEASON FISH,^ (Sister of Martha A.,) 

b. Woodstock, Ohio, April 14, 1857; m. there, Apr. 26, 1877, Joseph, son of 
John and Catherine (Adams) Wiss, b. Fryburgh, Ohio, Sept. 8, 1854; cigar 
mfg.; Wapakoneta, Ohio; has res. Fryburgh and Woodstock, Ohio, and Syra- 
cuse, Neb.; Republican; she Presb. 





Children: 


15705. 


Gleason, 


15706. 


Leah, 


15707. 


Chas. Hurbert, 


15708. 


Guy, 


15709. 


Jennie, 


15710. 


Mary Amy, 



i 



Children: 

15711. Charles Henry, 

15712. Frederick, 

15713. Martha Laurens, 

15714. Anna Catherine, 



b. Mar. 
" Aug. 
^' July 
" Sept. 



9, 1878, Woodstock; unm. 1899. i 
3, 1879, 

18, 1887, Wapakoneta. 
1, 1889. 



[9851] ELMER ELLSWORTH CARPENTER,^ (Harriet N. Fish,' 

Le win,'' Betsey Howland," Abigail Hamblin,^ Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. 
Randolph, Vt., June 24, 1861; m. Boston, Mass., Jan. 18, 1887, Laura Burnside, I 
dau. of Henry Grafton and Eliza Ann ( Jewett) Morse, b. East Boston, Apr. 3, 
1862; traveling salesman; Boston: Republican. 

No issue. 

[9853] ERNEST ELTON FISH," (Arnold B.,8 Lewin,' Betsey Howland,* 
Abigail Hamblin,» Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Randolph, Vt., July 19, 1863; 
m. June 4, 1884, Lilly Louise Flint. 

Ch. b. St. Albans, Vt.: 

15715. Elton Walbridge, Dec. 5, 1887. 

[9856] ELECTA AMELIA riSH,9 (Sister of Ernest E.,) 

b. Randolph, Vt., June30, 1871; m. Aug. 1. 1893, Harry Carley Allen. Adopt- 
ed two children, brother and sister, Jan. 14, 1898: 

Clement, b. Feb. 29, 1892. 

Lou Evelyn, " Jan. 25, 1897. 

[9857] JUSTUS HOWLAND CROCKER," (Sarah A. Fish,« Benjamin,^ 
Betsey Howland, 6 Abigail Hamblin,5 Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Co- 
tuit, Mass., Mar. 1, 1868; m. East Sandwich, Mass., Oct. 16, 1895, Ina L. Hall. 
No issue. 



[9859] JOSEPH HOLWAY CROCKER,^ (Bro. of Justus H.,) 

b. Cotuit, Mass., Aug. 18, 1871; m. Orange, Mass., Oct. 26, 1894, Annie H. 
Priest: W rcester. Mass. 



♦t 



NINTH GENERATION. 1241 

Children: 

1571H. A Daughter. 

15717. A Son. 

[9862J BENJAMIN FRANKLIN FISH,9 (Benjaraia F.,8 SusannaJ 

Betsey Rowland, « Abigail Hamblin,'- Reuben,* Elkanah,-* James,2i) b. Charles- 
town, Mass., July 4, 1848: m. there, June 29, 1871, Emma Frances Ferrin. 
Ch. b. Charlestown: 

15718. Albert, 1873; d. 1874. 

15719. Cora Gleason, 1875, " 1884. 

15720. Etta Louisa, Nov. 4, 1877. 

15721. Marion, J 879; d. 1880. 

[9863] SUSAN ELIZA FISH,« (Sister of Benjamin F.,) 

b. Charlestown, Mass., Jan. 7, 1851; m. there, Oct. 17, 1872, Charles Willey 

Carlisle. 

Children: 

15722. Mabelle Susie, b. Oct. 13, 1877, Charlestown. 

15723. Clarence Wilbur, " July 27, 1883, Medford. 

[9864] HOWARD WILLIAM F1SH,« (Bro. of Benjamin F.,) 

b. Charlestown, Mass., Dec. 25, 1852; m. Somerville, Mass., Feb. 1, 1876, 
Etta Julia Buxton; rubber maker. 

Children: 

15724. William Howard, Jan. 22, 1877, Winter Hill. 

15725. George Benjamin, July 8, 1878; d. Sept. 2, 1878. 

15726. Harry Edgar, July 11, 1882, E. Boston. 

[9865] EDWIN HERBERT FISH,9 (Bro. of Benjamin F.,) 

b. Charlestown, Mass., Aug. 2, 1855; m. Boston, Mass. 
Child: 

15727. George, b. 1891. 

[9866] CHARLES SUMNER FISH," (Bro. of Benjamin F.,) 

b. Charlestown, Mass., Dec. 21, 1857; m. Nettie Hoyt. 
Children: 

15728. Addie. 

15729. Charles. 

15730. George. 

15731. Laura. 

[9868] CARRIE SOPHIA FISH," (Sister of Benjamin F.,) 

b. Charlestown, Mass., June 5, 1862; m. there, Charles T. Dearborn. 

Children: 

15732. Charles Edwin, b. 1881. 

15733. Eva Gertrude, " May 24, 1883. 

15734. Ernest, " 1884. 



1242 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[9869] LIZZIE HAMLEN F1SH,9 (Sister of Benjamin F.,) 

b. Charlestown, Mass., July 22, 1864; m. Woburn, Mass., Nov., 1881, Charles 
Benjamin Buck. 



Children: 

15735. Flokenck May, 

15T3t). Bessie Waite, 

15737. Helen, 

15738. Carl Benja3iin, 

15739. Wilbur, 

15740. Jennie, 

15741. Lena, 

15742. Walter, 



b. Mar. 12, 1882, "N. Woburn, 
" Dec. 17, 1885,- 

1889, 
'* 1892. 

1895, 

1896. 
'* Jan. 4, 1899. 
" Sept. 18, 1990, 



[9870] HENRY CLINTON FISH, 9 (Bro. of Benjamin F.,) 

b. Charlestown, Mass., Nov. 12, 1860: m. Somerville. Mass., Oct. 4, 1888, Ab- 
bie Maria Nichols: foreman. 



Children: 

15743. Henry Irving, 

15744. Ethel Louise, 

15745. Marion Gertrude, 



b. Sept. 2, 1890; d. Sept. 16, 1890. 
" Sept. 19, 1892. 
'* Apr. 12, 1895. 



[9871] WALTER SHERMAN FISH, 9 (Bro. of Benjamin F..) 

b. Charlestown, Mass., Nov. 5, 1868; m. 1890, Minnie Graham. He d. Nov. 

11, 1897. 

Child: 

15746. Walter Earl. 

[9873] GRACE LOUISE F1SH,9 (Sister of Benjamin F.,) 

b. Charlestown, Mass., Sept. 30, 1873; m. North Woburn, Mass., June 7, 1894. 
"Walter Lindsay Poole. 

No issue. 

[9881] ZENAS CROCKER," (Susan A. Jones,* Abigail Fish," Betsey 

Howland,« Abigail Hamblin,-^ Reuben,< Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Cotuil, Mass.. 
Jan. 6, 1864; m. Annie Jean, dau. of Neil and Margaret, (Thorn) McLean, b. 
Ontario, 1862; grocer, provision and fruit deater; res. Yorktown, North Dak., 
and New Dorchester, Mass.: Republican; Methodist; she Presb. 
Ch. b. Yorktown: 

15747. . Susie May, May 22, 1885. 

16748. Zenas, Sept. 6, 1887. 

15749. Henry Lovell. Jan. 30, 1889. 

15750. Neil Lowell, " " " 

15751. Lauchlan, Nov. 25, 1893. 

[9882] ELLEN MARIA CROCKER,9 (Sister of Zenas,) 

b. Cotuit, Mass., Apr. 11, 1868; m. there, Jan. 8, 1890, Capt. Daniel Harvey, 

son of James Harvey and Mary (Nickerson*) Handy, b. Cotuit, Aug. 31, 1863; 

master mariner; Cotuit; Republican; Freemason; she Methodist. He was lost 

at sea. 

Child: 

15752. Nellie Gertrude, b. Jan. 25, 1893. 



* For Nickerson see note 341. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1243 

[9883] FRANCIS HERBERT CROCKER,9 (Bro. of Zenas, ) 

b. Cotuit, Mass., Sept. 21, 1872: m. Dorchester, Mass., Oct. 23, 1895, Henri- 
etta Burrows; res. New Dorchester, Mass.: Republican. 
Child: 

15753. Esther Frances. .Inly 11, 1897. 

[9884] AUGUSTUS .JONES CtlAMBERLIN,* (Nancy E. Jones,« Abigail 
Fish,7 Betsey Howland, 6 Abij^ail Hainblin,^ Reuben,* Elkanah,'' James.ai) b. 
Woodstock, Vt., Sept. 15, 1859. 

Ch. b. Guile, N. H.: 

15754. Ethel May, May 31, 1884. 

[9885] WILLIAM ELLSWORTH CHAMBERLIN,' (Bro. of Augustus J.,) 
b. Woodstock, Vt., Feb. 8, 1865. 

Children: 

15755. Ralph Howland, b. May 15, 1886, E. Dedham. 

15756. Maude Lorraine, " Aug. 3, 1887, Li.sbon, Me. 

[9886] JAMRS LEON RILEY,MEmmy M. Jones.s Abigail Fish," Betsey 
Howland, 8 Abigail Hamblin.^ Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. West Randolph, 
Vt., Feb. 6, 1873; m. Nov. 26, 1895, Lizzie J., dau. of William and Eliza (McDon- 
ald) Dewey, b. Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. 2, 1873: engineer; Pbiladelphia, since Nov., 
1895; Republican: she Epis. 

Ch. b. Philadelphia: 

15757. W^iLLiAM Merle, Sept. 20. 1896. 

15758. . James Leon, Mar. 18, 1898. 

15759. Elizabeth Eleanor, Oct. 11, 1901. 

[9901] FIARRIET NEWELL HAMBLIN,« (Sylvanus F.,8 Caleb,^ 

Benjamin, fi Leinuel.s Reuben,* Elkanah,'' James,2i) b. Fort Jones, Cal., Aug. 23, 
1869; m. Oroviile, Cal., Oct. 3, 1891, Henry Asa, son of John Andrew and Har- 
riet (White*) Biddings,! b. Areata, Cal., Sept. 23, 1860: machinist; Areata; Re- 
publican: member Society of Natives Sons. 

[9902] ANNA ELIZA HAMBLIN,« (Sister of Harriet N.,) 

b. Yreka, Cal., July 18, 1871: ra. Oroviile, Cal.,. Feb. 25, 1895, Ernest Martin, 
son of John Andrew and Harriet (White*) Biddings,! b. May 26, 1869; butter 
maker: Areata, Cal.: Republican: Odd Fellow, and raemberof Native Sons. She 
d. Areata, Jan. 16, 1898. 

[9906] CALEB ERVING HAMBLIN,« (Caleb 0.,8 Caleb,^ Benjamin/ 
Lemuels Reuben,* Elkanah.s James,'-^!) b. Falmouth, Mass., Feb. 22, 1864; m. 
Yarmouth, Mass., Nov. 10, 1897, Florence Mabel, dau. of John and Tabitha 



* Note 499. Rev. ASA WHITE was a Methodist minister, who preached the first sermon 
in San Francisco: afterward removed to Humboldt Co.. Cal., then a wilderness, and established 
the first church there. His dau<;hters were the first white girls in that county. 

+ Note 500. JOHN ANDREW BIDDINGS, b. Montgomery Co., Pa., ]8;«; ni. ]s.->o. Harriet, 
dau. of Rev. Asa White. He went to Eurelca, Cal., and erected the first saw mill on ilie Bay, 
1855. He volunteered to fight the Indians, .loined Capt. Woodward's company and had many 
perilous escapes from death. At one time he owned a valuable farm, which was destroyed, and 
he began life anew at Areata, Cal. He d. Feb. 9, WJ'3. 



1244 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

(Rogers) Wilson, b. Harwich, Mass., 1878; carpenter: expressman: North Fal- 
mouth: Republican. 

Ch. b. North Falmouth: 

15760. Maxwell Osborn, Oct. 26, 1898. 

[9907] SYLVANUS ALLEN HAM BLIN,9 (Bro. of Caleb E.,) 

born at sea. Latitude 28, south Longitude 14, 30, W., on ship Eliza Adams, 
at 10:30 p. m., Feb. 23, 1868: m. Falmouth, Mass., Feb. 26, 1896, Gertrude, dau. 
John L. and Annie M. (Healy) Edmunds, b. W. Falmouth, Aug. 13, 1777: har- 
ness maker; West Falmouth; Republican. 
Ch. b. W. Falmouth: 

15761. Chester Earl, July 21, 1898. 

[9910] PERCY CALVIN HAMBLIN,« (Bro. of Caleb E.,) 

b. Akeroth, New Zealand, June 14, 1875: m. West Falmouth. Mass., June 5, 

1902, Harriet Conquest, dau. of Minard and Harriet Lapham (Perrin) Wood, b. 

So. Boston, Mass., Mar. 30, 1868; painter: West Falmouth; she Adventist. 

[9914] WILLIAM OSBORN HAMBLIN,MElias T.,' Caleb,' Benjamin,^ 
Lemuel, » Reuben. * Elkanah.^ James,2i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Jan. 16. 1865: m. 
Akron, Ohio. Nov. .30, 1892, Nellie Sophia, dau. of Henry and Jennie (Evans) 
Hine, b. Akron. Ohio, Sept. .30, 1867: teacher; Providence, R. I. High School. 
He res. New Bedford, Mass., 1873-88; Boston, Mass., until 1890; Akron, Ohio, 
until 1892; since, Providence. 

Ch. b. Providence: 

15762. Donald Osborne, Jan. 3, 1894. 

[9922] CHARLES APOLLOS EATON, 9 (Mary E. Hamlen.s Thomas.' 
Benjamin, « Lemuel, ^ Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James, -i) b. N. Bridgewater, now 
Brockton, Mass., Sept. 11, 1855; m. there, 1876, Abbie Allen, dau. of Soranus 
and Louisa Lincoln, (Cone) Dunham,* b. N. Bridgewater, Oct. 7, 1855; slioe mfg.: 
Brockton; chief of fire department: Methodists. 
Ch. b. Brockton: 

15763. Maky Abbie, Dec. 23, 1876; d. Mar. 11, 1886. 

15764. Charles Chester, June 11,1878. 

15765. Louis Franklin, Sept. 11, 1893. 

[9923] JOSEPH HERBERT HAMLEN," (Charles C.,« Thomas,' Benja- 
min,* Lemuel,-^ Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Sidney, Me., Nov. 19, 1847; 
m. Foxborough, Mass., Sept. 3, 1872, Jennie I, dau. of Abijah and Abby (Hill) 
Fales, b. Medway, Mass., Aug. 6, 1852; carpenter and builder; Sidney, Me.; Need- 
ham and Spencer, Mass.: Putnam, Ct.: Orange, Mass., 10 years: I'oxborough, 
1895: Republican; member Rural Lodge, A. F. & A. M., Sidney; and Social Lodge, 
I. O. O. F., Orange; Baptists. 

Ch. b. Foxborough: 
15766.* Annie L., Dec. 29, 1874. 

* For Dunham see note 2. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1245 

[9924] CHARLES THOMAS HAMLEN,^ (Bro. of Joseph H.,) 
b. Sidney, Me., June 29, 1849: m. Lizzie Sullivan, of Charlestown, Mass.; res. 
California. 

No Issue. 

[9925] MARY ABBIE HAMLEN,9 (Sister of Joseph H.,) 

b. Sidney, Me., May 1, 1851; m. David B. Munsey, of Oakland, Me., where 
she d. Feb. 7, 1892. 

No issue. 

[9927] Rev. GEORGE HENRY HAMLEN,^ (Bro. of Joseph H.,) 
b. Sidney, Me., Feb. 22, 18ti6; m. May 13, 1893, Almira Jeanette Avery, b. 
Jefferson, Maine, Apr. 18, 18f>9. He graduated Bates College, Lewiston, Me., 
class of 1890: Cobb Divinity School, Lewiston, class of 1893, and ordained at 
graduation; missionaries, Balsore district, Orissa, Bengal Presidency, India; 
appointed by Free Baptist Board Foreign Missions, Aug. 16, 1893. 
Child: 

15767. A Son, b. June, 1894. 

[9930] HENRIETTA TOBEY HAMBLIN,' (John C.,« Benjamin,'* 

Lemuel, s Reuben,^ Elkanah,^ James, 21) b. West Falmouth, Mass., Sept. 2, 1857; 
ra. Hon. Edward Herbert,** son of Josiah and Mary E. (Thayer) Thompson,* b. 
Worcester, Mass., Sept 28, 1857; U.S. Consul, Minda, Yucatan, 8 years, 1896. 

The have children. 

19931] ALICE MARIA HAMBLIN,9 (Sister of Henrietta T.,) 

b. Australia, Mar. 9, 1860; m. West Falmouth, Mass., Dec, 31, 1879, Horace 

Edward, son of Benjamin and Clara (Bates) Swift,t b. Plymouth, Mass., Dec. 

22, 1857: mechanical engineer: Providence, R. I., 1881-6; since, Boston, Mass.; 

she d. Dorchester, Mass., Oct. 11, 1900. 

Children: 

15768. WiLMOT Layton, b. 1880, AV. Falmouth; unm. 1902. 

15769. Louis HA3JBLIN, " 1883, Providence: d. 1883. 

15770. Edith Foster, " 1885, " " 1887. 

15771. Ethel Maria, " 1888, Boston. 

[99.33] JOHN ALBERT HAMBLIN,« (Bro. of Henrietta T.,) 

b. West Falmouth, Mass., Jan. 14, 1864; ni. Milford, N. H., June 28, 1888, 

Mary Ellen, dau. of William W. and Sarah (Hardy) Greenwood, b. Hollis, Me., 

Sept., 1862: electrician; Augusta, Me., since 1888; member city council, 1895; 

Bethlehem Lodge, A, F. & A. M.; Cashnoc Chapter, R. A. M.: Highland Lodge, 

A. O. U. W.; she d. Augusta, Sept. 8, 1895. 
Ch. b. Augusta: 

15772. Mariam Louise, Apr. 19, 1889. 

15773. Edith, Aug. 21, 1892. 

* NOTE.iOl. .JOSIAH AUGUSTUS TH0MPSON,!<.Iosiah, 7 .Iames,65 13 sinieon.«.Fames.i) 
JAMES TSOMPSON.i b. England, 1593; wife Elizabeth, three sons and a dau. all b. Eng- 
land. He came to Mass., in the company of Gov. Winthrop, landed at Salem, .Tune, KKJO. one of 
the first settlers of Charlestown, Mass. ; yeoman; freeman, Dec, ](i:iJ; one of the first settlers of 
Woburn, Mass. 

+ For Swift for see note 121. 



1246 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[9938] NANNIE ETHEL HAMBLIN,^ (George W.,' Benjamin,- « Lem- 

uel,5 Reuben,* Elkanah,'* James,2i) b. Astoria, Oregon, Jan. 29, 1878: m. 

Clatsop, Oregon, Nov. 1, 1899, Luther Marion, son of William Lewis and Martha 

Gilbert (Lynch) Campbell,* b. Vineland, Kansas, Oct. 11, 1865; res. Rainier, 

Wash.: Republican. 

[9940] SAMUEL MOREY HOLMAN,9 (Christina A. Hamblin,* Benja- 
min," ^^ Lemuel, 6 Reuben,* Ellcanah,^ James, -i) b. Norton, Mass., Jan. 1, 1861: m. 
West Falmouth, Mass., Jan. 1, 1886, Virtue Elizabeth, dau.of Silas F. and Mar- 
tha GifEord (Bowermanf) Swift, J b. W, Falmouth, Nov. 28, 1860; photographer: 
Attleboro, Mass.; Republican; member K. P., and Pilgrim Fathers; she Friend; 
menaber Round Table and Pilgrim Fathers. 

Ch. b. Attleboro: 

15774. Gracje MOREY, Oct. 8, 1886. 

15775. Samuel Morey, Nov. 2, 1887. 

15776. Laura Swift, July 19, 1891; d. Nov. 18, 1891. 

15777. Virtue Sw^ift, , June 4, 1895. 

15778. David Emory, Nov. 15, 1896. 

[9942] GEORGE FRANKLIN HAMLIN," (George W.,8 Benjamin,^* 
Lemuel, 5 Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. Pawtucket, R. 1., Dec. 13, 1871; m. 
there, Aug., 1891, Maria 1. Ray, Attleboro, Mass.. from whom he separated; 
jeweler; Pawtucket, until 1877; afterwards, Attleboro, Mass.; Republican; 
Cong.; marine, U. S. Navy, enlisted 1896; dis. as corporal, Oct. 25, 1901; re-en- 
listed in signal service, U. S. A., Nov. 1, 1901; stationed in Alaska. 

Ch. b. Attleboro: 

15779. Isabella Willmarth, July 24, 1893. 

[9943] WALTER MARSHALL HAMLIN,9 (Bfo. of George F., ) 
b. Pawtucket, R. I., Mar. 30, 1873; m. by Rev. Walter Barton, Attleboro, 
Mass., Nov. 7, 1892, Elizabeth L., dau. of George and Elizabeth Felton, b. Ply- 
mouth, Mass., 1873: printer; Pawtucket, until 1877; since, Attleboro, Mass.; 

Republican. 

Children: 

15780. Walter Marshall, b. May 21, 1893, Thoraaston, Me. 

15781. Louise Felton, " Oct. 6, 1895, Attleboro. 

[9945] ECJLINDA MARIA BAKER,9 (Mary S. Hamblin,« Benjamin,' » 
Lemuel,'^ Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. West Falmouth, Mass., Sept. 18, 1861; 
m. there, Frederick Newton, son of James and Achsah (Landers) Bowman, | b. 
West Falmouth; carpenter; W.Falmouth; Democrat; K. P.; Methodists. 

* Note .503. LEWIS CAMPBELL, b. near Lynchburg, Va., Oct. 10, 1780; m. Susannah Mon- 
roe, b. near Richmond, Va., Feb. 31, 1784; soldier, 1813 war; their son, William Lewis Campbell, 
b. near Lynchburg, Feb. 1.5, 1812, m. Martha G. Lynch. 

JOHN LYNCH, native of Virginia, m. Sevicy Hayth, b. Campbell Co., Va,, 1798; soldier 
1813 war; their dau. Martha G. Lynch, m. William L. Campbell. 

+ For Bowerman see note 327. 

$ For Swift see note 121. 

8 For Bowman see note 327. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1247 





Children: 






15782. 


Marjorie Newtok, 


b. 


Brockton. 


15783. 


Hazel Mae, 




(1 


15784. 


Rita, 




u 


15785. 


Ruth Ellen, 




W. Falmouth 


15786. 


EULINDA, 




(1 it 


15787. 


G ROVER, 




11 i( 



[9947] ALONZO HAMBLIN BAKER,« (Bro. of Eulinda M.,) 

b. West Falmouth, Mass., Dec. 6, 1868; m.' Brooklyn, N, Y., Mae Moe: painter: 
Brooklyn; Republican; Methodist. 

[9948] CHRISTINA HOLMAN HARTWELL,9 ( Mary S. Hamblin,* 
Benjamin, '« Lemuel, » Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. West Falmouth. Mass., 
Mar. 24, 1875; m. East Falmouth, Benjamin Stuart, son of Alvin and Eliza 
(Stuart) Crowell,* b. W- Falmouth; painter: W. Falmouth; Republican: mem- 
ber A. P. A.; she Methodist. 

Ch. b. W. Falmouth: 

15788. Dorothea. 

15789. Alvin Francis. 

[9952] LIZZIE BARSTOW SANFORD,^ (Timothy ,» Delilah Eldridge,^ 
Rebecca Hamblin," Lemuel,"^ Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James, 21) b. Fairhaven, 
Mass., Aug. 31. 1865: m. Falmouth, Mass., June 4, 1901, Elmer Lorenzo, son o:f 
Lorenzo and Achsah (Battles) Shurtletf, b. Somerset, Mass., July 26, 1864: rail- 
road employe, N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co.; Somerset, 1864-70; Fairhaven, 1-870- 
93; Boston, Mass., since 1893; Republican; member of George H. Taber Lodge^ 
^ , A.F. &A.M. 
if 

[9953] ELLEN DAVIS HATCH, » (Adeline Sanford,^ Delilah Eldridge,'' 
Rebecca Hamblin," Lemuel," Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James.^i) b. Woods Hole, 
Mass., Nov. 7, 1855: m. there, Dec. 25, 1882, Frank L., son of Barzillai Lewis 
and Elizabeth Ann (Gardner) Gifl'ord,t b. Woods Hole, July 18, 1854: painter: 
Woods Hole: member Marine Lodge, A. F. & A. M.; Epis, 

Ch. b. Woods Hole: 

15790. Ellen Franklin, July 18, 1884. 

15791. William Maxon, Apr. 10, 1886, 

15792. Chas, Edmund Lloyd, Dec. 3, 1887. 

[9962] NETTIE M. BENSON,^ (Isadore G. Hamblin,** Josiaii.' Ellis,* 
! Lemuel, s Reuben,* Elkanah,^ James, 21) b. West Wareham, Mass.. 1874; m. 

■I 1898, Lester P. Hodgkins, b. Lewiston, Me., 1874; carpenter; So. Portland, Me. 

[9963] ISADORE J. HAMBLIN,^ (Charles,^ Ainsworth F.,' Lemuel,6s 
Reuben,* Elkanah.s James.^i) b. Barnstable, Mass., Sept. 16. 1874: m. Dec, 
30, 1894, Edwin Baker. J 

Child: 

15793. Milton. 

* For Crowell see notes 52, 270 and 390. 
+ For Gilford see note 93. 

* For Baker see note 125. 



1248 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



[9m(i\ LILU CYRENE COFFIN,' tHarriet C. Kern,« Cyrene E. 

Ilamhlin,^ Lemuel,** Reuben,* Elkanah,'' James,*!') b. Hyannis, Mass.: m. ■ 

VVedjjewood, of Somerville. Mass. 
Chilrlri'ii: 

15794. Rali'ii. 

15795. IIakkikt. 
1o7SKj. Lutheu. 



[9971J FRANKLIN KOSSUTH WILMARTH.^ (Ephram," Abigail C. 
Hamblin,' Lemuel,"* Reuben,* Elkanab,^ James,2>) b. Sandwich, Mass., Oct. Ui, 
ISol; m. Apr. 12, 187t), Enima Anderson, b. N. Y., Apr. ;i, 1854; tailor and cul- 
ler: Brooklyn, N. V.: Republican: Methodist. 
Ch. b. Brooklyn: 

15797. Franklin Moktimkk, 

15798. Waltei: Livingston, 

15799. Gkace Adelaide, 

15800. Walter Livingston, 

15801. Geokge Reynolds, 

15802. l^IEHCE .Takvis, 

15803. CiiAULEs Henry, 



Feb. 


20, 1877. 




Aug. 


7, 1879: 


d.Oct. 18. 1881. 


Dec. 


18, 1881,. 


" July 28, 1882. 


July 


6, 1883. 




Oct. 


25, 1886. 




June 


1, 1891. 




Sept. 


4. 1895. 





[9973] GEORGE LEONARD WILMARTH,* (Bro. of Franklin K.,) 
b. Sandwich, Mass., Sept. 2, 1857; m. Apr. 9, 1883, Jennie Lobe!, b. New 
York, Jan. 16, 1861; collector; Brooklyn, N. Y.; Republican; Epis. 
Children: 



15804. Florence Ethel, 

15805. Nellie Augusta, 

15806. Maude Elben, 

15807. George Reynolds, 

15808. Albert Victor, 

15809. Robert Leonard, 

15810. Harold Edward, 



b. Mar. 9, 1884, N. Y. 

" Sept.26. 1885, Brooklyn. 

•' Dec. 8, 1887, 

" Jan. 26, 1890, 

" Nov. 25, 1892, 

" Nov. 18, 1894, 

" May 4, 189-, 



L9983] EDWIN FOREST JONES,» (Nancy M. Hamblin,* Simeon F..' 
Lemuel,** Reuben,* Elkanah.s James,^ •) b. Mar. 17. 186*^: in. Julia Boyle. 

Child: 
1;3811. Edwin Sylvester, b. July 29, 1895. 

[9986] WILLIAM CLINTON GREENE,'-' ^Dorcas H. Hambiin." Sim- 
eon F.,' Lemuel,*' Reuben,* Elkanah,» James,'- ') b. Feb. 15, 1871: unmarried. 
He enli.sted at New Bedford, Mass., Nov. 27, 1899. in the Spanish war; served at 
Manila, P. 1.: was in the battle at Tsin Tsin, and seige of Pekin, China; served 
in the Legation (Juard in Pekin, until Nov. 27, 1902, when he was honorably dis- 
cliargi'fl: res. Marion, Mass. 



[!i990] ELLA GIBBS ATWOOD," (Susan .M. Ilamblin," Simeon F.,» 

Lemuel,*'' Reuben.* Elkanah.^ James.'^i) b. South Middleboro. Ma.ss.. .June 7. 
1868: m. there, Feb. 14, ISiil, Eugene Ebenezer, son of Ebetiezer Dunhaiii and 
Nancy Eugenia ( Bisbee) Shaw,* b. Carver, Mass., Nov. 5, 1845: lumber mfg., and 
cranberry grower; Carver; Republican; member A. O. U. W., and I. O. O. F. < 



• For Shaw see notes &x and :m. 



NINTH GENERATION. 1249 

Children: 

15812. Kenneth Eugene, b. Feb. 17, 1892, Plymouth. 

15813. CoKA Frances, " Apr. 12. 1893, Carver. 

15814. Hannah Lucile, •' Oct. 11, 1895, " 

15815. Arav^esta EIugenia, " July 3, 1898, " 

[9991] HARPJET AME.S ATW00D,9 (Sister of Ella G.,) 

b. South Middleboio. Mass.. .June 2(i, 1870: ra. there, Nov. 27, 1890, Epbraim 
Edward, .son of Edward and Victoria ( Westgate) Stringer, b. Carver, Mass.; 
moulder: South Carver: Republican. 
Ch. b. So. Carver: 

1.581(1 Lavarah. Mar. 4, 1^93. 

15817. Granville, May 27, 1894. 

15HI8. Francis Emerson, July 9,1902. 

[9992] JOHN EVERETT ATVV00D,9 (Bro. of Ella G.,) 

b. South Middleboro, Mass., July 19, 1872; m. Carver, Mass., Nov. 30, 1898, 
Lillian Mabel, dau. of Theodore Thomas and Elizabeth Sampson (Leach) 
Yaughan,b. Carver, Dec. 28, 1879; sawyer; Carver; Republican; member Lodge 84, 
A.O. U. W.; she Baptist. 

Ch. b. Carver: 

15819. Lawrence Ellsworth, Dec. 19, 1899. 

15820. Elizareth, May 29, 1902. 

[9993] HERBERT FRANKLIN ATW00D,9 (Bro. of Ella G.,) 
b. South Middleboro, Mass., Oct. 29, 1874; m. Carver, Mass., Mar. 3, 1898, 
Lucy Thomas, dau. of Albert Tillson and Maria Young ( Davis*) Shurtliff, b. 
Washington, D. C, Jan. 9, 1877; teamster; Carver; Republican; member Ply- 
mouth Rock Lodge 84, A. O. U. W. 
Ch. b. Carver: 

15821. Rov F., Sept. 8, 1898. 

15822. Charlotte, Sept. 15, 1899. 

15823. Eunice, Aug. 31, 1902. 

[9994] FLORA WILLIAMS ATWOOD,9 (Sister of Ella G.,) 

b. South Middleboro, Mass., June 16, 1878; m. Carver, Mass., Feb. 22, 189(i, 

James Stewart, son of James Stewart and Juliet (Rickard) Hud.son, b. Jan. 9. 

1875. 

Ch. b. South Middleboro; 

15824. A Son, July 24, 1898, stillborn. 

[9998] KATE M. HAMBLIN,« (Lemuel E.,* Simeon F.,' Reuben,*^* Elka- 
nah,3 James,2i) b. Gadsen, Ala., Oct. 1, 1867; m. July 26, 1887, Otto Agricola. 
Children: 

15825. Emma Julia, 

15826. Ethel L., 

15827. Lillian Ruth, 

15828. Otto Hamlin, 

15829. Hugh Wilmer, 

15830. Frederick Theodore, 



* For Davis see notes 4, 17, 42 and 169. 



b. 


July 


25, 


1887: 


d. 


Nov. 


19, 


1888. 




July 


12, 


1889, 


ii 


Feb. 


19, 


1893. 




Dec. 


27, 


1890. 












July 
June 


6, 
12. 


1892. 
1894. 










JRE, " 


Jan. 


12, 


1896. 











1250 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[IfMJOT] LEMUEL E. TASKER.» (Catherine A. Hamblin/ Simeon F. .■ 
Reuben,* Lemuel,'' Reuben,* Elkanah,^' James.- 1) b. Wyominj;. Illinois, 1860. 

Children: 

15831. Reihen C. 

15832. LouKNE. 

[10019] OLIVE HAMRLIX CROWELL,' (Joshua," Olive N. Hamblin,' 
Thomas, «•• Reuben, < Elkanah,-' James. '^'j b. East Derinis. Mass., Sept. H, l^ti!); m. 
tliere, Apr. 24, 1S94, Louis, s(»n of Cyrus and Dorothy (Weeks*) Nickerson,t b. 
Harwich, Mass., Ann. 19. 1869; telejjraph operator and ticket agent: N. Y. N. 
H. ov: II. Pv. R. Co : Fairhaven. Mass., since 1893; Republican; Free Thinker. 
Ch. b. Fairhaven: 

15833. A Son, Feb. 19, 1895: d. Mar. 14, 1895. 

15834. DoKis Mekedith, Dec. 21, 1896. 

[1(X)24] OLIVER FRANCIS HAMBLIN,'-' (Francis E.,* Thomas.'*"* 

Reuben, < Elkanah,'* James,*') b. Newton, Mass., Apr. 8, 1856: m. 1st, Newton, 
Sept. 26, 1877, Martha Stone, dau. of Philemon and Caroline Ware (Quigley) 
Stacy, b. West Newton, Mass.. Oct. 14, 1883: who d. Xewton, Dec. 18. 1884: m. 
2d, June 26, 1889, Hattie Everett, dau. of Henry Walter and Lydia Fuller 
(Holwayl) Fish,^ b. W. Barnstable, Mass., July 20. 1869: R. R. conductor: New 
ton, until 1893; since, Allston, Mass.; Republican; member Waban Lod^'e 156, 
I. O. O. F., and Channinfj Council 76, Newton; .second wife, Cong. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Newton: 

15835. CuAKLO'i"i'E Caroline, Feb. 8, 1879. 

15836. Chaules Francis, Aug. 22, 1881. 

15837. Martha Elizabeth, Dec. 12, 1884. 

[100.34J MARIETTA HAMBLIN,^ (William M.,» Thomas C.,' Jolin,«'« 

Elkanah,» James,-^') b. Nantucket, Mass., May 10, 1866: m. by Rev. Myron 

S. Dudley, Nantucket, Jan. 18, 1893, Lewis Sheridan, son of Charles F. and 

Deborah B. (Chadwick||) Ray, b. Nantucket, Jan. 7, 1865: painter: Nantucket; 

she member W. R. C, 86. 

Ch. b. Nantucket: 

15838. Marion, 1896. 

15839. Gladys, 1898. 

15840. Alice, 1900. 

* For Weeks see notes 422 and 4«2. 
t For Nlckerson see note .'Ml. 

* For Holwiiy see note 4tU. 
9 For Fish see note 54. 

I For Chadwlck see note UiH. 



TENTH GENERATION. 



[10069] AUGUSTUS HAMBLEX HALL,!" Drusilla Hamblin,^ Joshua," 
Cornelius,«5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. South Boston, Mass., May 9, 1865; 
res. Wakefield, Mass.; unmarried; member Golden Rule Lodge, A. F. & A. M. 

[10077] LORENZO DOW BAKER, w (Martha M. Hopkins,^ Hope Ham- 
blen,^ Joshua," Cornelius.s^ Benjamin,* Eleazer.s James,^!) b.,Wellfleet, Mass., 
Sept. 5, 1863: unmarried; merchant, and U. S. consular agent, Port Molant, 
Jamaica, W. 1.: member board of directors Boston Fruit Co.; member Ameri- 
can Academy Political and Social Science, Philadelphia, Pa., and W. C. T. U. 

[10078] JOSHUA HAMBLEN BAKER,i» (Bro. of Lorenzo D.,) 
b. Welltleet, Mass., June 8, 1868; unmarried; agent and tratfic manager, 
Boston Fruit Co.: Methodist; and member W. C. T. U. 

[10079] MARTHA ALBERTA BAKER, 10 (Sister of Lorenzo D..) 
b* Wellfleet, Mass., Aug. 31, 1875; unmarried; Methodist; member W.C.T.U., 
and Christian Endeavor. 

[10080] REUBEN RICH BAKER,i» (Bro. of Lorenzo D.,) 

b. Wellfleet, Mass., Aug. 13, 1877; unmarried; U. S. consular agent. Port 

Maria, Jamaica, W. I.; agent Boston Fruit Co., and West India Fibre Co.; 

member W. C.T.U. 

[10092] MABEL ALLEN NICHOLSON,") (Mary E. A. Baker,' Elijah," 

Jane Hamblen," Cornelius,«5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,^!) b. East Boston, 

Mass., Dec. 1, 1867; m. Essex, Mass., Dec. 25, 1896, Wintield Moses Daniels, of 

Woonsocket, Rhode Island. 
Children: 

15841. Joyce Milligent, b. Sept. 30, 1887. 

15842. WmFiELD Moses, " June 7, 1889. 

15843. Elizabeth Blackbukn, " Jan. 25. 1891. 

[10097] FLORENCE WHITMAN STORY,!" (Adaliz M. Baker,'-' Elijah,8 
Jane Hamblen," Cornelius,«'^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2») b. Essex, Mass., Dec. 
10, 1875; m. East Boston, Mass., June 22, 1898, Francis Albert Goodhue, of Essex. 
Ch. b. Essex: 

15844. Flokence Alberta, Apr. 7, 1899. 



1252 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[10100] FKANCLS ALLEN COBB,'" (Mary F. Rich," Mary .1. Baker.- 
.lane Hamblen," Corneliu.s,*'' Beiijainiii,* Eleazer,» James, =") b. Wellfleet, Mas.s.. 
Dec. 9, 1814; m. N. Y. City. Nov. 29, IB'.m, Mabel Pralt. b. May 4, 1879; proof 
reader; Wellfleet. until \XW: since. N. Y.; Metlxxlisl: siie Epis.; she d. N. Y. 
City, Oct. 1, 1897. 

Cli. N. Y. City: 

ir)H4o. Fkancis Allen, Aii^r. 2«, 1^97. 

[10104] .JONATHAN EDDV HAMliLEN.'" (Charles T.,"^ Josepli B.," 
Cornelius,' •■'•' Benjamin, < Eieazer,:' .James,-'; b. Boston, Mass., May 29. isiitj: m. 
New York City, May 24, 1892, May Ethel, tlau. of George and Margaret E. 
(Keyes) Compton, b. Quincy, Plumas Co., Cal.. July 29, 1873; lawyer; N. Y. City, 
1899. 

No i.ssue. 

[10144] ELIZA HOPKINS,!" (Andrew S.,» Joel,* Ruth D. Gross.^ Mercy 
Hamblen.''' Cornelius.'' Benjamin,* Eleazer,'* .James:"-') m. George "\V.,son of 
Richard and .Julia Dout^las f 'liipinan.* 

Children: 

1584(). PiiMtcY Rich. 

15847. Lewis. 

15848. George W. 

[10145] SARAH HOPKINS,'" (Sister of Eliza.) 

m. Frank, son of Alfred and Lydia Cha.se; res. Galveston, Texas. 
Six or seven children. 

[10151] VERNON SINNETT,'" (Clara I). Hopkins,'-' Joel,» Ruth I>. 

Gross," Mercy Hamblin," Cornelius,'' Benjamin, < Eleazer,^ James, '^'l m. Dec. .'Jl, 
1895, I<"anny Ethel Farmer. 

Child: 

15849. A Son. 

[101.53] JOHN IJ^GALLS BROWNE.i" (Ruth N. Hopkins.'-' Josluia." 
Ruth D. (iross, 7 Mercy Hamblen," Cornelius,'' Benjamin, * Eleazer,-* James,-') b. 
Philadelphia Pa., Feb. 14, 1852; m. Washington, D. C, Feb. 14, 1883, Jeannette 
Alden, dau. of Nel.son Addison and Janet K. West, b. Bath Me., May 20, 1S5H: 
1st a.sst. examiner, U. S. Patent Otlice, Washin^'ton, D. C: Repulilican: 1'. (J.. 
Eastern Lodge 7, 1. O. O. F.; P. G. M., I. O. O. F., D. C; Major. P. M. Branch, 
i. ( ►. O. F.; raeml>er Superior Lodge, K. P.; and S. A. R. 
Child: 

15850. Mahlk, b. Mar., 1884: d. July 4. 1S84. 

[101.54] CHARLES WESTON IIOI'KINS BP.OWNE,'" (Bro. of John 1.,) 
b. Bangor, Me., Oct. 27, 1857; m. Orono, Me., Dec. 23, 1884, Maude Maria. 

dau. of William and Jane Maria (Lewis) Colburn, b. Orono, Me., July 29, 1862; 

draftsman, U.S. Patent Ottice, Washington, D. C; Republican. He graduated 



For ChlpuDiii si<t' notes t')0 iind hO. 



TENTH GENERATION. 1253 

Universitj' of Maine, 1882: P. G., Eastern Lodge, 7, l.O. O. F.; member May- 
flower Asso.; and Falculty of National Correspondence Institute; Lutlierans- 
Ch. b. Washington: 

15851. Charlene CoLBURN, Feb. 27, 1887. 

[10155] ELLA ATVVOOD,io (Hannah Hopkins,* Joshua.* Ruth D. Gross,' 

Mercy Hamblen.« Cornelius,^ Benjamin, < Eleazer,^ Jaraes,^') b. Hampden, 

Me., Dec. 22, 1852: m. Winterport, Me., June 29, 1873, William, son of William 

and Nancy Treat, b. Frankfort, Me., July 5, 1849: Pullman conductor; Waterloo, 

Iowa, 1874-85; since, Bangor, Me.; Republican; Unitarians. 

Children: 

15852. Joseph, b. Sept. 2, 1875, Waterloo: unm. 1902. 

15853. Williams, " May 26, 1880, 

15854. Helena, ** May 14, 1887, Bangor, " " 

[10156] LOUIE HARDY, 10 (Sarah C. Hopkins,* Joshua.s Ruth D. Gross,' 
Mercy Hamblen," Cornelius," Benjamin,* Eleazer,' James,2i) b. Beverly Farms, 
Mass., June 30, 18<i6: m. there, Jan. 12. 1891, Hattie, dau. of John Henry and 
Lydia ( W^oodbergj Larcom, b. Beverly Farm.s, July 30, 1868; merchant; Beverly 
Farms; Republican; she Baptist. 

Ch. b. Beverly Farms: 

15855. Ruth Lakcom, Nov. 30, 1891. 

15856. W^iLBUR Hopkins, Mar. 22, 1895. 

[10158] MINNIE ALLEN HOPKINS, ^ (Joshua W.,* Jo.shua.s Ruth D. 
Gross,' Mercy Hamblen, « Cornelius,* Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Lakeville, 
Iowa. July 28, 1871: m. Hampden, Me., June 13, 1893, Leonard E. Brown; travel- 
ing salesman: Somerville. Mass., St. Johnsbury, Vt., and Bangor, Me. 

Children: 

15857. Frederick. b. Mar. 5, 1895. 

15858. Ralph Leonard, " Jan. 6, 1901. 
1585.9. Edna Elizabeth, " July 27, 1902. 

[101.59] ANNIE BARTLETT HOPKINS," (Sister of Minnie A.,) 
b. Orrington, Me., May 16, 1875; m. Bangor, Me., Mar. 29, 1898, Alexander 
Cowan; proprietor of creamery; Cambridge, and Everett, Mass. 

Children: 

15860. Dorothy Elizabeth, b. Mar. 21, 1901. 

15861. Robert Weston, " Sept. 28, 1902. 

[10162] Rev. REUBEN KIDDER STETSON,io (Clara Hopkins,* Joel,« 
Ruth D. Gross,' Mercy Hamblen, « Cornelius,-' Benjamin,* Eleazer,-' James,-') b. 
Hampden, Me., Mar. 11, 1867; m. Chicago, Ills., Jan. 8, 1896, Sarah Elizabeth, 
dau. of James and Maria (Body) Mollard, b. Kingston, Ontario, Dec. 26, 1866; 
Cong, clergyman: graduated Chicago Theological Seminary, 1895; pastor. New 
Decatur, Alabama, 1895-7; Wyanet, Ills., 1897-1902; Mayflower church, Chicago. 
1902; Prohibitionist. 

Ch. b. Chicago: 

15862. George Hopkins, Feb. 9, 1897. 



1254 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[10165] WALTER ROSS TRASK," (Ednar S.," Ruth HopkMns/ Ruth In , 
Gross,' Mercy Hamblen, « Cornelius.'^ Benjamin, » Eleazer,^ James,^') b. Orringlon, 
Me., May 11, 1869: m. P'lorence Maude Reed. 



[10167] ALLAN PIERCE TRASK,'" (Bro. of Walter R.,) 

b. Orrintrton, Me., Mar. 24, 1873: m. Brewer, Me., Mar. 11, 189«), Gertrude 
Alberta, dau. of William Nathaniel and Frances AH^erta (Hodgdon) Bartlett, 
b. Brewer, Jan. 17, 1876; jeweller: Orrington, until 1888; since, Bangor, Me.; 
Republican; Freemason. 

' ; 

[1017.3] GERTRUDE ELLA COLLINS,io (Charles H.," Eleazer H.,» 
Mercy Gross," Mercy Hamblen, « Cornelius," Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ .James,2») 
b. West Townsend, Ma.ss., May 7, 1869; m. Providence. R. I., .fan. 16, 1895, Rev. 
Frederick Bradford, son of Samuel Bradford and Mary Elizabeth (Phinney*) 
Cole.t b. Warren, R. I., Apr. Zi, 1869; clergyman; Johnston, R. 1., 1895-6; Provi- 
dence, 189^; Wickford, until 1900; Freemason; Sons of the Revolution; Epis. 

* NOTE'frtJ. For .John Phinney.i see note 1H9. 

.JONATHAN PIIINNEV,2 b, Barnstable, Mass., Aug. U, ItiSo; m. Bristol, M:iS9., Oct. is, 
1682, Joanna Kinnecut. He d. 1728. 

.JONATHAN PHINNEY.s b. Nov. M, 1686; m. May ti, ITW, Mercy Reed. He d. Nov. 24, \7JS. 

ELISHA PHINNEY.i b. 1728; m. Rebekab Peck. He d. .Jan. is. 1815. 

D.ANIEL PHINNEY,ft b. Sept. Vi, 1768; m. .Tune 7, 17!ls, Elizabeth Coomer. 

ELISHA PH1NNEY,6 b. Sept. 29, 1814; m. Sarah Ann Williams. He was living 1900. His 
dau. Mary Elizabeth, m. Samuel B. Cole. 

+ Note 304. .JAMES COLE.i and wife Mary, came to Plymouth, Mass., about 1633; inn 
keei)er, there, 16;j8-60. 4 children. 

HUGH C(^LE,2 b. 1627; m. .Jan. 8, 1654. Mary, dau. of Richard Ko.xwell. 10 children. 

JOHN COLE.s b. May 15, 1660; m. Susannah, dau. of Edward and Dorothy (Lettlce) Gray. 
He d. June 25, 1748. 

JOHN COLE,^ b. Nov. 3, 1695; m. Nov. 1, 1715, Abigail, dau. of Zacclieus and Sarah Butts. 

WILLIAM COLE.s b. Oct. 4, 1719; m. Nov. 12. 1741, Elizabeth, dau. of Ebonezer and Be- 
thiah« (Cole) Luther. (Bethiah Cole,* dau. of Hughs and Deborah LBucklandl Cole, Hugh 
Cole,'* .James.i) 

LUTHER COLE,« b. Oct. 8, 1743 ; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Isalah.s and Eleanor (Nichols) 
Cole. (Isaiah," son of Benjamin, *•» Hugh, 2 James.i) 

LUTHER COLE,' b. May 1. 1776; m. Betsey Coy. 

LI:TH ER C0LE,« b. April 12, 1807; m. Elizabeth Reynolds, dau. of Samuel and Elizabeth 
(Reynolds) Bradford, b. Feb. 2. 1811 ; d. Mar. 18, 18iH. 

SAMUEL BRADFORD COLE,« b. Oct. 11, 18;«; m. Mary Elizabeth Phinney, whod. Jan. 
5, 1873. 

NuTK r>(>5. For (Jov. William Bradford see note .T^l. 

Ma.jok WILLIAM lUiADFORl),^ b. Plymouth. Mass., June 17, 1624; in. Isl, Alice, dau. of 
Tliomas Richards, of Weymouth, Mass., b. 1627, who d. Dec. 12, 1671 ; m. 2d, Mrs. Wlswall; m, 3d, 
Mrs. Mary (Atwood) Holmes, dau. of .John Atwood. of Plymouth; he res. IMymouth, where he 
d. Feb. 20, 1704; major of the forces, and deputy governor. Cli. l)y 1st wife, I). Plymouth: .lohn 
William, Tliomas, Alice, Hannah. Mercy. Meletiah. Mary. Samuel, Sarah. By 2d wife, b. I'ly- 
inoulh: .Ir).sepli. liy 3(1 wife, I). I'lymouth: Israel, Ephraim, David, Hezekiah. 

LiKiTT. SAMUEL BRADFORD.s b. Plymouth, 1668; m. July, 1680, Hannah, dau. of John 
and Ellzal)eth (Peabo<ly) Rogers, b. Nov. 16(58; he res. Duxbury. Mass. He was a prominent 
man; Lieut, in the army; selectman; and held town offices. He d. Apr. 11, 1714. Children: 
Hannah, (iershom, Perez. Klizaln'th, ,Ierusha, Wellhea, Gamaliel. 

(JKRSIIO.M BK.M)F()KI).< I.. Dec. 21. 1691; m. 1716, Priscilla Wlswall, b. 1691. He d. Apr. 
4, 1757; she. Sept. 12, 1775. 10 children. 

DANIEL BRADFORD," b. 1720; m. 1st, : m. 2d, .><ept. 2.'i. 1771. Susjinnah JarvLs. Hu d. 

July 22. IHK); she, Dec. 31. IHl,'). 

SA.MIJEL BRADFORD,'"' b. May 6, 178;v, m. Elizabeth Reynolds, b. Nov. .5, 1784, who d. 
Aug. 9, 1871. ScliiMnn. Their dau. Elizabeth Reynolds, b. Feb. 2, isii, m. Luther Cole. 



i 

I 

i 



TENTH GENERATION. * 1255 

Children: 

15863. Mildred Woffenden, b. Feb. 11, 1896, Johnston. 

15864. Kenneth Collins, " Apr. 26, 1898, Wickford. 

[10184] HARRIOTT M. L. RANSOM, w (Polly A. Hamblin,9 Solomon,* 
Lewis,' David,6 Joshua,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,^!) b. Fenner, N. Y., June 

20, 1841; ra. 1st, Fitzhugh Green; m. 2d, C. H.C ; she d. Denver, Col., Feb. 

11. 1881. 

No issue. 

[10185] LUCY E. RANSOM, i« (Sister of Harriott M. L.,) 

b. Fenner, N. Y., Jan. 21, 1843; m. 1st, Charles Pickett: m. 2d, James Sala; 
Jonesville, Mich. 

[10187] NORMAN WORTH RANSON,'" (Bro. of Harriott M. L.,) 
b. Fenner, N. Y., Jan. 7, 1847; m. Aug. 7, 1874, Ellen E., dau. of Reuben S. 
and Maria A. (Ford*) Hamilton, b. Litchfield, N. Y., Jan. 16, 1843; live stock 
commission broker, member firm of Ransom, Mansfield & Co.; J'enner, until 
1860; Plaintield, Ills., until 1866; White Pine, Nev., until 1869; Chicago, 111., 
until 1871; since, Buffalo, N. Y.; Republican; park commissioner, Buffalo; 
private C, 132 111. Inf. Vols.: enlisted May 17, 1864; dis. Oct. 17, 1864; member 
DeMolay Lodge 498, A. F. & A. M.; Lake Erie Commankery 20, K. T.; Mt. Ver- 
non Lodge 30, A. O. U. W.: she Epis. 

No issue. 

[10188] WILLIAM LEWIS RANSOM,i« (Bro. of Harriott M. L.,) 

b. Fenner, N. Y., Apr. 27, 1852: m. twice. His widow remarried, and her 

children were adopted by her 2d husband. He d. Council Bluffs, Iowa, Aug. 3, 

1899. 

Ch. by 2d wife: 

15865. William W. 

15866. John Hamlin. 

15867. Haruiott Mason. 

[10195] THEO CORINNE HAMLIN,io (Reuben S.,* Solomon, « Lewis,* 
David," Joshua,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Buffalo, N. Y., 1865: ra. 
Oshawa, Ontario, 1884, David Burk, son of Hon. John (and MissBurk) Simpson, 
b. Bowmanville, 1855; barrister: solicitor and Queens counsellor; Bowmanville, 
Ontario; member Reform party in politics; Freemason; Epis. 
Ch. b. Bowmanville: 

15868. Greta, 1885. 

[10196] REUBEN WHITING HAMLIN,io (Bro. of Theo C.,) 

b. Buffalo, N. Y., Nov. 20, 1867; m. Santa Barbara, Cal., Jan. 12, 1887, Ada 
May, dau. of Jacob Everett and Sarah Adeline (Morrison) Wismer; b. Painsville, 
Ohio, June 11, 1867: owner of steamer on Lake Ontario, plying between Toronto, 
St. Catherines and Oakville; she Methodist. 



* For Ford see notes 119 and 299. 





Children: 




lo8«». 


COKINNK, 


h. Dec. 


15K-0. 


Cykene, 


'• Feb. 


15871. 


RkIHEN Ll.UYl). 


" Oct. 



125« THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



9, 1887, Toronto: d. Dec. 27, Ihfi." 
2, 188!». 

11. 18'>1. .St. Catherines. 
i:.872. ."siTAKT Wmrisfi. " Aua. M, 18!+4, 



(10198J ADLLAIDL ELIZA liltOOKS.'" (Rhida E. Haiublin.* Lewi.s.^- 
David. « Joshua,' Benjamin. < Elea/.er.'' James,'^') b. Wilna. N.Y., Jan. o. 18.38; 
moved vvitli lier parents to Wisconsin, 1855; m. Oxford, Wis., .Ian. 1, 18(1(1, 
Otlu'llo. .son of Willard at)d Sarah Ciiurch, b. St. Lawrence. N. Y.. May 1."), 1824, 
Ills second wife: by former wife he liad children: David Willard. Sarali Eliza 
and F^dwin Othello: private, F, 39 Iowa, Inf. Vols.: enlisted Autr. 17, 1862; 
served on Sherman's march to the sea: dis. June (i. 1865: carpenter; res. in N.Y. 
and Wis., New Virtrina, Iowa, and Clay Center, Kas.; member Post 88, Ci. A. R., 
Slieridan, Neb.; she member W. R. C.; Baptists; both d. Clay Center: she Sept. 
4, 1895: he Apr. 7, 1887. 

Ch. b. New Virgina: 

1587:^.* Orlando Brooks, Mar. 2, 1862. 

15874. Ernest Sherman, Apr. 10, 1866; d. Feb. 4, 1882. 

15875.* Corrine Sajhantha, Oct. 4, 1869. 

15876.* Bertha Isabel, June 29, 1872. 

15877. Norman Erastus, Apr. 17, 1874. 

15878. Joseph Boyd, July 1, 1880; d. Nov. 4, 1881. 



[10199] ELEANOR MARIA BROOKS, «•> (Sister of Adelaide E.,) 
b. Wilna. N. Y., July 8. 18.39; moved with her parents to Wis., 1855; m. 1st, 
Ricliford, Wis., Jan. 27, 1859, Th(»mas, son of Joshua and Jemima (Barton) Craw- 
ford; farmer: Ohio, and Westtield, Wis.; Republican; private, 16 Wis. Inf. 
Vols.; enli.sted 1862; in battle of Shiloh; d. St. Louis, Mo., 1862; m. 2d, Albia, 
Iowa, Oct. 7, 1863, Dr. Isaac, son of Daniel and Grace (Williams) Kneeland, b. 
r-'ranklin, N. Y., Aug. 26, 1821; physician: Berea, Ohio; Charitc»n, Iowa: and 
Burr Oak, Kansas; Republican; Presb.; Freemason: bed. Burr Oak, Mar. 9, 
1887; .she res. Eureka Springs, Ark.; Methodist. 
Ch. by 1st marriage: 

15879. Lillie, b. Dec. 1, 1858; d". 1864. 

15880.* James, " Jan. 27, 1860. Cole. ma. 

I.'i881.* Harvey, " July 8, 1862, Adams Co. 

By 2d marriage, b. Chariton: 
15882.* Mary, Sept. I, 1864. 

15883.* Lucius D., June 14, 1866. 

15884. IlAinuET, Jan. 1, 1«(;7. 

1588;-,.* Anna, Apr. 2.3, 1871. 



|li>L'()()| LVI)I.\ LOUISA BROOKS.'" (Sister of Adelaide E..) 

1>. Wihia. N.Y., .Mar. 22, 1841; muved to Wisconsin with her parents, 1855: 
rn. Pilot Knob, Wis., Feb. 9, 1860, Edwin Maxwell, son of William and Lucy 
(Wilder) Hicks, b. Cuba, N. Y., Apr. 7, 18.37; farmer; Cuba, N. Y., and Pilot 



TENTH GENERATION. 1257 

Knob, Wis.; Democrat: private, A, 7 Wis. Inf. Vols.; enlisted .Jan. 15, 186,5: d. 
f| Wasliington, D. C, Apr. 7, 1865: she Methodist. 

Ch. b. Pilot Knob: 

1588«. Mary Edwina, June 16, 186-; unm. 1901. 

[10201] HARRIET SERENA BROOKS.io (Sister of Adelaide E.,) 
b. Wilna, N.Y., Aug. 10, 1843: moved with her parents to Wis., 1855; m. 
Adams Co., Wis., Nov. 18, 1864: Jonatlian Benhaven, son of Samuel Benhaven 
and Eleanor (Maxon) Ayers, b. Allegheny Co., N. Y., Oct. 8, 1837: farmer; re- 
moved from Allegheny Co., to Milton, Wis., 1846; to Pilot Knob, Wis., 1855; Re- 
publican: private, F, 1 Wis. Cav.; served in Kentucliy, wounded, and dis. at 
close of war: member Thomas Crawford Post, G. A. R.; Methodists. He d. 
Pilot Knob, June 7, 1898. 

Ch. b. Pilot Knob: 

15887.* Edith Elizabeth, Oct. 1, 1866. 

15888. Nellie Emeline, Dec. 27, 1870; d. Mar., 1871. 

15889.* Harvey Lewis, Aug. 10, 1874. 

[10202] LUCIA ADELPHIA BROOKS,in (Sister of Adalaide E.,) 
b. Wllna, N. Y., Sept. 10, 1845: moved with her parents to Wis., 1855: m. 
James Crawford, b. Ohio, 1843; farmer; Springfield, Wis.: Republican; private, 
in Heavy Artillery, enlisted 1863; member Thomas Crawford Post, G. A. R.; 
she Methodist; she d. Springfield, Oct. 2, 1874. 
No issue. 

[10203] LUCIUS ABNER BROOKS,i« (Bro. of Adelaide E.,) 

b. Wilna, N. Y., Jan. 18, 1848; removed with his parents to Wis., 1855; m. 

Lucy, dau. of Simeon and Jane (Hewett) Lincoln, b. Cazenovia, Wis.: farmer; 

Pilot Knob, and Cartwright, Wis., and Alford, Neb.: Republican; Methodists. 

No issue. 

[10206] FRANCES ISABEL BROOKS,io (Sister of Adelaide E.,) 
b. Lowell, Wis., June 22, 1855: m. Coloma, Wis., Oct., 1877, Frederick Charles, 
son of Francis and Elizabeth (Tallecic) Miller, b. N. Y. City, Oct. 1, 1855; farmer; 
Springfield, Wis.: Republican; Methodists. 
Ch. b. Springfield: 

15890.* Fannie, Nov. 30, 1877. 

15891. Harry, Sept. 24, 1879; d. Mar. 22, 1881. 

15892.* Faith, Aug. 24, 1881. 

15893. Herbert, Oct. 17, 1883: d. Mar. 1890. 

15894. Grace, Apr. 30, 1889; unmarried, 1901. 

[102071 CLARA VIOLET BROOKS,!" (Sister of Adelaide E.,) 
b. Pilot Knob, Wis., Nov. 11, 1857; m. there, Mar. 29, 1890, Peter Paulsen, 
son of Hans Paulsen and Christine (Lund) Beck, b. Denmark, Apr. 22, 1857; 
farmer: Denmark, until 1875: Georgetown, Neb., since 1890; Republican; mem- 
ber Camp 6447, M. W. A., and 296 Modern Brotherhood; Presb. 
Ch. b. Georgetown: 

15895. Alice Viola, June 5, 1891. • 

15896. Philip Paulsen, Oct. 28, 1897. 



1258 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

(10209] EUNICE EDWINA BROOKS,»o (Sister of Adelaide E.,) 

b. Pilot Knob, Wis., Aut,'. 22, 1862; m. Curaio, Neb., Feb. 28. 1892, Joseph 

Calvin, son of Hiiyli '"^lieiry and Eli/.a Ann (Fer^nison) Reniin^'ton, b. Boone Co.. 

Ind., Oct. 20, 180o: farmer; Indiana, until 1876; Cuniro, Neb., 1892-1901; Silver 

Republican; member M. \V. A.: Baptists. Slie was a teaclier before marriage; 

res. Wisconsin, until 1884: Kansas, until 1888; Wisconsin, 1890; since, Nebraska. 

Gil. b. Cumro: 
15897. Calvin Buooks, Dec. 10. 1895. 



[10210] ABNER p. DOWNER,'" (Harriet U. Hamblin,* Lewis."- David,* 
Joshua,'' Benjamin.* Eleazer,^ James,''') b. Chittenango, N. Y., July 29. 1843: m. 
1st, Walloomsac, N. Y.. Dec. 17, 1866, Anna P., dau. of Josiah and Lydia 
(Milliman) Richmond, who d. Au{?. 8, 1871: m. 2d, Chicago, 111., Sept. 24. 1878, 
Marion Stewart, dau. of .John F. and Ann Cecelia (Brookhart) Carter.* b. St. 
Louis, Mo., May 15, 18.^2. He was educated at Mt. Anthony Seminary. Ben- 
nington Center, Vt., and Cazenovia Seminary, N. Y.: resided at Chittenango, 
until 1862: ButTalo, 1862^; N. Y. City, 1864-6; Lockport, 1867-72: Chicago. 1872- 
81; N. Y. City, 1881-5: Fanwood. N. J., 1886-95; since, Chicago: merciiant in 
Lockport: and trustee Lockport .Sav. Bank; moved to Chicago, joined the Chi- 
cago Board of Trade, Oct. 9, 1872: moved to N. Y., 1881; and became member 
N.Y. Produce Exchange; mem. Chicago Board of Trade and Grain Commi.ssion: 
member Sullivan Lodge, A. F. & A. M.. Chittenango: Epis.. vestryman Grace 
church, Lockport; St. Pauls, Chittenango: and All Saints, Fanwood. 

Ch. by 1st marriage, b. Lockport: 

15898. Akthuk Richmond, Aug. 6, 1871; d. Jan. 15, 1872. 

By 2d marriage: 

15899. John Fauntlekoy, b. Aug. 9, 1881, N. Y. City. 

15900. William ViCToK, " June 23, 1885, Brooklyn. 

15901. Hauuiet Cecelia, " June 5, 1887, Fanwood. 

[10211] HARRIET C. DOWNER,'" (Sister of Abner P.,) 

b. Chittenango, N.Y., July 9, 1845; m. there, Sept. 2. 1869, Thomas M., son 
of James Lawrence and Charlotte (Ilolbrook) Hatch, t b. Chittenango, Nov. 23, 
1841: |)rivate, G, 2d, N. J., S. M.: enlisted Apr. 26, 1861; dis. July 31, 18()1: com- 
mercial traveler; Syracuse, N. Y., 1869-73: since, Chittenango; Democrat; mem- 
ber Sullivan Lodge, A. F. & A. M.: Central City Chapter 48, R. A. M., Syracuse; 



• Note .'iOti. .JOHN CARTER.i b. Eii^'land; cuiuu to Corotoman, Va.. KMfl; m. SHrali, dau. 
of Sir Thomas Ludlowe, an English noblemiin ; a descedant of the Royal bouse of England. He 
was burled there, lti61(. Children: Surah, Robert. 

ROHEKT CARTER.^ b. Cnrotom.in, Va., l(«i;»: called "Iving Carter;" m. 1st. 16««, Judith 
Arnistead; ni. L'd, Hetty Laiidon: he resided Corotoman; a larjre land liolder; prest of the Vir- 
Kinia Council; (icjvernor of Vu. ; receiver Kenerul of tobacco taxes. He d. Corotoman, 173:J. Ch. 
by 1st wife, (several chlldri-n). .lohn. By 2d wife: Laudon. 

LAIIDON CARTER,-"! ni. Maria, d.au. of Col. William Hyrd, of Westovor, Md.; res. Sabin 
Hall. 

LACDoN CARTER," m. Miss Font leroy; res. Pltt.syh ania. 

.lollN CARTER, ■■> m. .l.-me Edwards. 

EDW.MM) CARTER," m. his cousin . I lulith Carter. 

JOHN K. CARTER.^ m, Ann C. Hn>okliart. 

.MARION K. CARTER,* m. Abner P. Downer, 
t For (latch see note 04. 



TENTH GENERATION. 1259 

she member Owaliyena Chapter, D. A. R., and Ladies' Auxiliary, St. Paul's 
church: Epis. 

Children: 

15902. Abner Downer, b, June 29, 1872, Syracuse. 

15903. JA3IES Arthur, " Nov. 22, 1879, Chittenango. 

[10212] ALICE MARIA DOWNER,io (Sister of Abner P.,) 

b. Chittenango, N.Y., Dec. 7, 1852; m. there, June 9, 1894, John Richard 
Castello; merchant; Chittenango; Freemason and Odd Fellow; she Epis. 

[10213] WILLIAM VICTOR DOWNER,io (Bro. of Abner P.,) 
b. Chittenango, N. Y., July 9, 1856; m. there, June 16, 1885, Helen Louise, 
dau. of John Henry Hobart and Helen Maria (Holmes) French, b. Chittenango, 
Nov. 7, 1860. He graduated Yale College, 1878; grain commission merchant; 
Chittenango, until 1889; Chicago, until 1881: N. Y. City, until 1886; since, Buf- 
falo, N. Y.; Republican; Epis. 
Children: 

15904. Huntington, b. Aug. 22, 1887, Chittenango. 

15905. Hobart French, " Nov. 4, 1889, Buffalo. 

[10214] WILLIAM EDWIN PROSSER.w ( Mary F. Hamblin,' Lewis,*' 

David, 6 Joshua,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Sulhvan, N. Y., May 4, 
1851; m. June 5, , Elizabeth, dau. of Reuben and Hannah (Pennock) Car- 
penter; farmer and school teacher; North Manlius, N. Y.; Republican; Metho- 
dists. He d. Sullivan, Dec. 18, 1893. 
Ch. b. Sullivan: 

15906.* Maude L., Jan. 9, 1877. 

15907.* Alice L., Dec. 30, 1880. 

15908.* Maymb E., Feb. 18, 1882. 

15909. Edna Pearl, Mar. 20, 1886. 

15910. William Victor, Feb. 20, 1888. 

[10215] ROSALIA M. PROSSER,i« (Sister of William E.,) 

b. Sullivan, N. Y., May 22, 1853; m. there, Apr. 11, 1895, George Henry, son 

of Samuel J. and Abbie Jane (Thorn) Harns, b. Sullivan, June 4, 1851; farmer; 

North Manlius, N. Y.; Democrat; member Sullivan Lodge, A. F. & A. M.; she 

Methodist. 

[10217] GEORGE HAMBLIN PROSSER,io (Bro. of William E.,) 
b. Sulhvan, N. Y., Apr. 23, 1862; m. North Manhus, N. Y., Feb. 16, 1887, 

Nettie May, dau. of Jacob and Celia (Worden) Taflfner, b. North Manlius, Sept. 

9, 1861; farmer; North Manlius; Republican. 
Ch. b. Sullivan: 

15911. Harold H., Apr. 6, 1889. 

[10218] MINNIE MAY PROSSER,»» (Sister of William E.,) 

b. Sullivan, N. Y., Apr. 27, 1869; m. there, Feb. 16, 1894, Edward Frankhn, 

son of Michael and Hannah Shay, b. Sullivan, Mar. 7, 1867; fj^rmer; North 

Manlins, N. Y.; Republican. 



12G0 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[10220] ADELAIDE MAY SEELY,»'» (Adelaide E. Hamblin." Lewis,*' 

David,* Joshua,'' Benjamin,* Eleazer,» James,-!') b. Onundaiira, N.Y.. July 20, 

lS(il: m. MidflU'bury, Vt., Oct. 18. 18!»3, Rev. Joiin WiKht Cluipriiun: Episcopal 

clergyman. and inissioiuiry: Anoick, Alaska: former home, Middlubury. Vt.: she 

Epis. 

Ch. b. Anoick: 

15912. HenkyH.^mhi.in. Jan. 8, 189.j. 

[10224] NELLIE UNDERWOOD,'" (Margaret F. Hamblin,' Lewis."' 
David,* Joshua,'^' Benjamin,* Eleazer.^ James,*') b. New Woodstock, N. Y., July 
lit. 18ttr): m. Grant Park, Ills., Doc. IH, 188(5, Elroy, son of Lorenzo and Tlatniah 
(Osby) Streeter, b. Grant Park, June 7. 18(52: merchant; Grant Park. luUil 1894: 
Chicago, 1895; since, Geneva, Wis.; Republican; Methodists. 
Ch. b. Grant Park: 

15913. Velma, Nov. 26, 1890. 

[102.32] WALTER EDGAR LANSING,'" (Harriet M. Hamblin.;-- David.' 
Lewis," David," Joshua,-' Benjamin,* Eleazer,» James,^') b. Chittenango Falls, 
N. Y., Oct. 29, 1850; m. Kirkville, N. Y., Feb. 21, 1873, Mary L., dau. of George 
Nelson and Mary Cole (Chandler) Taylor, b. Kirkville, July 7, 18r)2: i-aii)enter 
and builder; Chittenango Falls, until April, 1865; Sullivan, N. Y., until 1873; 
Kirkville. until April, 1893; East Syracuse, N. Y., 1901: Republican; prest. 
Board of Education; member East Syracuse Tent 549. K. O. T. M.; Methodists. 

Ch. b. Kirkville: 

15914.* Nelson Legkand, Dec. 18, 1878. 

15915. Frances J., Apr. 30, 1885. 

[1023.3] JULIA MARIA LANSING,'" (Sister of William E.,) 
b. Chittenango Falls, N.Y.. Sept. 6, 1852; m. John Henry, son of John and 
Delilah (Beeman) Nutting, of Chittenango Station. N.Y. 

No issue. 

[102.34] LILLIAN JANE LANSING,'" (Sister of William E..) 
b. Sullivan N. Y.. Nov. 18, 1866: m. Chittenango. N. Y., Aug. 28. 1886. Alfred 
James, .son of Martin and Betsey (Newcomb) Quackenbush, b. Munnsville, N. Y.. 
Oct. 3, 18(56; laborer; Syracu.se, N. Y. 

Ch. b. Sullivan: 

15916. Leon, May 10, 1887. 

15917. Claka, Feb. 9, 1891. 

[10235] CORA SOPHIA HAMBLIN," (Lucien D.,* David,»'« Jo.shua.f* 
Benjamin,* P^leazer,-'' James,^') Chittenango, Falls, N. Y., Oct. 4, 1859: m. 
there, Feb. 16, 1887, Noah, .son of Ilajnmond Davis, b. Marathon, N. Y. 

Ch. b. Messengerville, N. Y: 

15918. Floyd, May 26, 1889. 

15919. Ethel, May 26, 1893. 

[ 10236] CHARLES A BNER HAMBLIN,'" (Bro. of Cora S.,) 

b. Chittenango Falls, N. Y., Apr. 22, 1865; m. Caneseraga, N. Y., Callie, 
dau. of Henry Slee. 



s 



TENTH GENERATIOJN 1261 

Children: 

15920. Anna Helen, b. July 28, 1889, Caneserat»a. 

15921. LuciEN Milton, " Sept. 3, 1893, Chittenango Falls. 

[10239] ARTHUR DELOSS HAMBLlN,i« (William M.,» David,''^* 

Joshua,^ Benjamin,* E]eazer,3 James,2i) b. Chittenango Falls, N. Y., June 
14, 1869; m. Oneida, N. Y., Oct. 20, 1892, Blanche E.,'" dau. of Edwin P. and 
Mary J. (Cranson"*) Chapman, b. Perry ville, N. Y., May 9, 1870. 
Ch. b. Oneida: 
35922, Harold Chapman, Aug, 11, 1893. 

[10240] GENEVIEVE LEON A KEELER,i« (Leona Woodworth,» 

Harriet Hamblin,* Lewis,' David,* Joshua,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James.^i) b, 
Fenner, N. Y., June 28, 1852; m. Syracuse, N. Y., by Rev. Geo. B. Stocking, 
Apr. 18, 1874, Wendell Lansing, son of Robert and Augusta (Lansing) Avery, b, 
Perryville, N. Y., Sept. 23, 1850; student of medicine, University of City of N, 
Y.: Perryville, 1875. 

[10241] Prof. JOHN DYKEMAN CONLEY," (Paraelia E. John- 

son, » Lucy Hamblin,^ Joshua,'' David,6 Joshua,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) 
b. Brockport. N. Y.. Sept. 14, 1843: m. Carlinville, Ills., Mar. 20, 1873, Virginia 
C, dau. of Samuel T. and Elizabeth Ann (Palmerf) Mayo,4: b. Carlinville, Jan. 
3, 1849. He graduated from State Normal School, Albany, N. Y., 1863; princi- 
pal of school at Roslyn, L. L, the home of William Cullen Bryant, 1863-5; grad- 
uated from Hamilton College, N. Y., A. B., 1869: and while in college was a 
member of Delta Kapp Epsilon Frat.; he also received the degree of A. M. from 
Hamilton College, and the degree of Ph. D. from Blackburn University. Pro- 
fessor of Natural Science, Blackburn University, Carlinville, Ills., 1869-87; 
professor of Chemistry and Geology, and vice president State University of 
Wyoming, Laramie, 1887-96, and acting prest. of same; since, professor of 
Chemistry and Geology, Blackburn University. His educational work has been 
of a high order; the geological charts published by him are among the best 
that have appeared on that subject; and he possesses one of the best geological 
cabinets in this country; Democrat; alderman, 1880-7; Epis.; member of Mt. 
Nebo Lodge 73, A. F. & A. M.; she Methodist. He assisted in compiling the 
records of this branch of the family. 

Ch. b. Carlinville: 
15923.* John Mayo, Dec. 25, 1873. 

15924.* Florence Elizabeth, Sept. 29, 1879. 

[10242] JANE PAMELIA CONLEY.i" (Sister of John D.,) 

b. Canastota, N.Y., May 21, 1845; m. there,. Dec. 27, 1876, Rev. HenryAlfred, 

son of Henry and Lucy (Guillemont) Duboc, b. Paris, France, Apr. 30, 1845; 

clergyman; Tonawanda, 1876; Missouri, 1900; since, Chicago, HI.; Republican; 

* Note 507. MARY J. CRANS0N,9 (Olive B. Ward,* Chloe Booth,' Polly White,« Joslah.^ 
Joseph,* Josiah,32 .John.i) 

+ Elizabeth A. Palmer was sister of Gen. John M. Palmer, U. S. Senator from Illinois. 
$ For Mayo see note 21. 



12H2 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Freemason: she nK'mber t»f Kind's imii^'hters: DaiiKliterscif the King: Woman'!* 
Auxiliary; Shakespeare Circle: (iirl's Friendly Soc; Epis. 
Ch. b. Tonawanda: 

15925. IIexky L., Nov. 23, 1880; unm. 1!<02. 

[10243] JENNETTE LESLIE CONLEY,'" (Sister of John I)..) 
b. Canastota, N. Y., Feb. 16, 1847; m. Oneida, N. Y., Oct. 27, 1875, James 
Henry Clow, b. Canastota, July 6, 1840; contract<^r of public works; Amsterdam, 
N. Y.: ])em(x*rat: Epis.; she rendered valuable a.ssistance in compiling the de- 
scendants of her grandparents for this work. 
No issue. 

[10244] JOSEPHINE M. CONLEY,'» (.Sister of John D..) 

b. Canastota, N. Y., Aug. 2, 1848; m. there, Dec. 23, 1873, Elisha G.. son of 
John D. and Elsie (Goodeno) Gay, b. Sconondoa, N.Y., Sept. 1, 1843; contractor 
and real estate dealer; Oneida, N. Y., 1854-1902; since, Texas City, Texas: Re- 
publican: jjrivate, Ind. Co. N. Y. Cav.; enlisted Jan. 14, 1864; .served at Head 
l^uarters Army of Potomac; dis. June 23, 1865; member John R. Stuart Post, 
174, G. A. R.; she Epis.; Charter member and Prest. Twentieth Century Club, 

Oneida, N. Y. 

Ch. b. Oneida: 

15926. Edna, Jan. 23, 1877; d. May 15, 1880. 

[10245] JEROME HAMLIN CONLEY.io ( Bro. of John D.,) 

b. Canastota, N.Y., Aug. 6, 1850; m. Jan. 1, 1871, Clara Jane Acker, of Can- 
astota. 

Children: 

15927.* James Emmet, b. June 5, 1873. 

Thkee dauohteks and son, dead. 

[10246] JEFFERSON BALLOU CONLEY,!" (Bro. of John D.,) 

b. Canastota, N.Y., Oct. 18, 1852; m. near Peckskill, N.Y., Belle 1., dau. of 

James and Elixabeth W. Lynch. He graduated from Eastman Business College; 

book keeper several years; at present, collector, N. Y. City. 
Ch. b. Brooklyn: 

15928- Belle L., Nov. 11, 1876; died. 

15929. Hauhy B., Feb. 15, 1879, " 

15930. Frank VV., Feb. 6, 1881. 

15931. Blanche Irene, Dec. 4, 1884. 

15932. Jefferson W., Nov. 7, 1886. 

159.33. Edna Gay, Sept. 4, 1889. 

159.34. Leroy M., Dec. 7, 1892. 

[10247] JOSELIA LUCY CONLEY.'" (Sister of John P., J 

b. Canastota, N. Y., Feb. 23, 1854: m. Parish. N. Y., Nov. 26, 1877. Charles 
Montgomery, son of Valentine Berry and Sarah (Montgomery) Powers, b. Can- 
ton, Pa., Jan. 3, 1850; jeweller; New Martinsburg, W. Va.; member of Gartield 
Lodge 559, A. F. & A. M.; Epis. 

Ch. b. Dubois, Pa: 

15935. Daisy, Mar. 2, 1880; unm. 1902. 

15936. Valentine, Mar. 13, 1882, " " 



15940, 


Walter, 


15941. 


Mary E., 


15942. 


Peraenelia, 


15943. 


Clarence Emmett, 


15944. 


Francisb C, 



TENTH GENERATION. 1263 

110248] JUDSON JAY CONLEY,i» (Bro. of John D.,) 

b. Canastota, N. Y., June 4, 1856; m. Nov. 15, 1876, Mary Butler, b. Onon- 
daga, N. Y.; farmer; Canastota. 

Children: [H. Knight. 

15937. Lum May, b. Oct. 20, 1877, Canastota; m. Frederick 

15938. George Henry, *' Feb. 7, 1879, 

15939. Thomas Manard, " Aug. 27, 1884, Beulah, Kas. 

[10249] JAMES EMMETT CONLEY,*" (Bro. of John D.,) 

b. Canastota, N. Y., June 24, 1858; m. there, Mar. 5, 1881, Hattie M., dau. 

of Christopher Columbus and Mary Elizabeth Duffy, b. Peterboro, N. Y., 1866; 

boatman on canal; Canastota; Democrat; Methodists. 

Children: 

b. 1883, Canastota. 
" 1885, " d. 1890. 

" 1893, " " 1893. 

" 1898, Union Springs. 
" 1900, Amsterdam. 

[10252] MINNIE SAYLES," (Mariette Johnson,9 Lucy Hamblin," 

Joshua,' David, 6 Joshua,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James, 21) b. Canastota, N.Y., 
July 21, 1856; m. Brooklyn, N. Y., Jan. 20, 1882, William, son of William and 
Mary Ann (McKay) Brough. b. N.Y. City, Aug. 20, 1858; bookkeeper; N.Y. City, 
1858-1865; Brooklyn, 1865-1882; Oneida, 1882-1889; Democrat; treasurer of Oneida, 
N.Y., 1888; member of Eumema Lodge 296, 1. O.O. F.; Adema Encampment 117, 
I. O. O. F.; and Canton Oneida, 34.; Epis. 

Ch. b. Oneida: 

15945, Mary McKay, Aug. 12, 1891, 

15946, Milton Saylbs, Mar. 18, 1894. 

[10253] WILLIAM RUDD,io (Jane Johnson,^ Lucy Hamblin,* Joshua,' 
David, « Joshua,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Utica, N. Y., 1847; married; 
soldier civil war. He d. Canastota, N. Y., 1900, 

[10257] JANE PAMELIA JOHNSON," (Darius H.,« Lucy Hamblin,' 
Joshua,^ David, 6 Joshua,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Canastota, N. Y., Dec. 
8, 1856; m. Brooklyn, N. Y., Apr. 11, 1877, William Henry Eurich, b. Brooklyn, 
Sept. 7, 1855; furrier: Brooklyn; Republican; Baptists; she d. Canastota, Feb. 4, 
1884. 

Ch. b. Brooklyn: 

15947, William Darius, June 16, 1880; unm. 1902. 

[10259] GRACE FLORENCE JOHNSON," (William H. H,,» Lucy 

Hamblin,« Joshua,' David,* Joshua,^ EJenjamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2«) b. Alton, 
Ills., Apr. 10, 1872; m, there, Oct, 5, 1898, Orrin Grover, son of Ira and Eliza- 
beth Adeline (Ferguson) Norris, b, Canfield, Ohio, Nov. 17, 1854; ticket agent, 
Chicago and Alton R, R. Co.; Canfield, Ohio; Laeon, Ills.; Alton, Ills., since 
1874; Republican; Epis. 



12«4 THE HAMLIN P'AMILY. 

[10266] ALBERT L. ROBERTSON,!" ( Helen Morrison,* Paraelia 

Harablin,' Joshaa,' David, • Joshua,'' Benjamin,* Eleazer,* James,8»)b. P'enner, 
N. Y., Sept. 13, 1850. 

Ch. b. Plaintfeld, 111: 

15948. Helen Makie, Aug. 27, 1883. 

[10274] CORA A. WOOD,™ (Agnes Morrison,9 Pamelia Hanabliii.» 

Joshua,' David," Joshua,'* Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James.s') b. Lockport, Ills., July, 
1858; ra. Edmundson. 

Ch. b. Denver, Col.: 

irm9. William, May 30, 1882. 

[10276] EVA M. KEENE,!*^ (Rose Morrison,* P&raelia Harabl in. » 

Joshua,' David," Joshua,!^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James,- 1) b. Livingston Co., 111., 
Apr. 2i), 1863; m. Barber. 

Children:. 

15950. Irma B., b. Oct. 12, 1883, Cliester, Ills. 

15951. Hazel O., " Sept. 2, 1886, Joliet, 



[1028.3J ANNIE LYDIA HAMLIN,^ (Palmer,^ Leander,* Joshua,' 

David," Joshua,'* Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,'^') b. Godfrey, Ills., Oct. 26, 1862; 
m. Nokomis, Ills., Dec. 11, 1888, Henry W., son of John Henry C, and Johanna 
(Roseman) Lueders, b. Hillsborough, Ills., Dec. 26, 1857; lawyer; Hillsborough, 
antil 1865; then Cbristian County, Taylorville, and Nokomis, Ills., and Tacoma, 
Wash.; Democrat: member Rainen Lodge 11, I. O. O. F.: Tacoma Encampment 
8, I. O. O. F.; Grand Lodge, I. O. O. F.; G. H. Priest, G. Enc. I. O. O. F., Wash.; 
record keeper, Cyrene Tent 6, K. O. T. M.; scribe. Pacific Enc. 16, Pioneers of 
Pacific; private, B, 5th Ills. N. G.; enlisted 1882; served in strikes at Collins^ 
ville and Reinike Station, May, 1884; she Methodist: member Eureka Rebekah 
Lodge 1, I. O. O. F.; Rebekah Assembly, ]. O. O. F., Wash.; Tacoma Hive 1, 
L. O. T. M.; Rep. Supreme Hive, 1899; Pacific Enc. 16, Pioneers of Pacific. 

No issue. 



[10293] ADELBERT W. HAMBLIN," (Ward P.,'-' Stephen,^ Joshua,' 
David," Joshua, •• Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,''!) b. Pulaski, Mich., Nov. 17, 
1860; m. Hillsdale, Mich., Apr. 30, 1896, Anna, dau. of William and Anna (Gauge) 
Knopf, b. Asting Onbrockstraw, Germany, Sept. 12, 1865; merchant; Allen, 
Mich.; Freemason; she Catholic. 
Ch. b. Allen: 
1.5952. Roll AND, July 12, 1897. 

[10295] ELDORA HAMBLIN,"'' (Sister of Adelbert W.,) 

b. Pulaski, Mich., Nov. 14, 1873; m. Jonesville, Mich., Mar. 1.3, 1894, Watson 
Gray, b. North Adams, Mich., June 6, 1869; farmer; Allen, Mich. 

Ch. b. North Adams: 

159.53. Ftiiel, Jan. 15, 1896. 

1 






TE^^TH GENERATION. 1265 

[10296] JENNIE E. HAMLIN, »« (Orville J.,' Steplien,^ .Toshua,^ David/ 
Joshaa,5 Benjamitl,* Eleazer,3 James,2») b. Pulaski, Mich., Oct. 4, 1866; m. Con- 
cord, Mich., July 6, 1893, George Thomas Dutton, b. Mt. Vernon, Ontario, Dec. 
2, 1864; printer; Van Couver, B.C.; Republican; member Co. E, Montana Na- 
tional Guards, 1892; B.P.O.E., 240: Mt. Moriah Lodge 24, A.F. & A. M., Butte, 
Mont.; she Universalist; member O.E.S., 191; Byron Stoddard Corps 186, W.R.C. 

[10298] HARRY JOSHUA HAMLIN,w (Jerome B.,' Joshua,*^ David,« 
Joshua,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Manlius, N.Y., Dec. 21, 1868; in- 
surance agent; Syracuse, N.Y. 

[10299] CLYDE BALL HAMLIN,io (Bro. of Henry J.,) 

b. Manlius, N.Y., July 22, 1871; m. Syracuse, N.Y., June 27, 1895, Mary Re- 
becca, dau. of William and Mary (Dunn) Crabtree, b. Syracuse, May 16, 1873. 
He was employed over three years as shipping clerk, for O. H. Short & Co., 
carriage manufactory, Syracuse; since, traveling salesman for H. R. Olmstead 
& Son, Syracuse; Republican; Epis. 

No issue 1897. 

[10300] ELMER E. WILBUR," (Josephine Hoag,' Amanda Hamblin,» 
Joshua,^ David,« Joshua,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James, ^i) b. Fenner, N. Y., June, 
1862; m. Canastota, N. Y., Oct. 27, 1886, Cora, dau. of Adelbert and Helen 
(Tapling) Carr, b. Kirkville, N. Y., Dec. 19, 1868; farmer; North Manlius, N.Y.; 
Republican; Adventists. 

Ch. b. N. Manlius: 

15954. Olive, Apr. 6, 1889. 

[10301] OLIVER S. BLOSS.w (Celia Hoag,' Amanda Hamblin,^ Joshua,^ 
David, 6 Joshua,'* Benjamin,* Eleazer,3James,2i) b. Fyler Settlement, Madison 
Co., N. Y., Aug. 4, 1872: m. Aug. 2, 1893, Ella Lyden; traveling agent for Smith 
Premier Typewriter Co., Philadelphia, Pa.; Methodists. 

[10302] MINNIE BELLE BLOSS,i» (Sister of Oliver S.,) 

b. Kirkville, N. Y., Sept. 12, 1873; m. Canastota, N. Y., Mar. 5, 1893, Sey- 
mour, son of Oliver Goldsmith and Anna (DeLaney) Moyer, b. Chittenango, 
N.Y., Jan. 28, 1869: merchant: Chittenango, until 1880; since, Mycenae; Demo- 
crat; postmaster, since April, 1892. 
Ch. b. Mycenae: 

15955. Anna Louise, Mar. 14, 1894. 

[10330] JAMES HENRY GOODBY," (Ellen M. Ormsby,' Polly Ann 
Hamblin,8 Elijah,' David, « Joshua,* Benjamin,* Eleazer," James,2i) b. Brooklyn, 
N. Y., June 15, 1851; m. Portage, N. Y., July 3, 1870, Lydia, dau. of Jesse and 
Amelia (Whitmarsh) Taft, b. Addison, N. Y., 1850; salesman; Brooklyn, until 
1865; Addison, until 1883; since, Saginaw, Mich.; Democrat; she Methodist; she 
d. Saginaw, May 3, 1900. 

Ch. b. Addison: 

15956. James Henry, June 6, 1871; unm. 1902. 

15957. Mildred Lois, Sept. 7, 1874, " " 



1266 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[10331] Dk. WILMOT NEWTON GOODBY,i» (Bro. of Jaiues H.,) 
b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Sept. 13, 1853; ra. Addison, N. Y., Sept. 16, 1872, Alice 
Rice, of Woodhull, N. Y; res. Portland, Oregon. 

[10334J JOHN L. THOMPSON. i» (Roxanna Ilamblin,' Norman,* Elijah,' 
David,* Joshua,-' Benjamin,* Eleazer,'* James,«») b. Princeton, III., June 2, 
1869; m. there. May 23, 1894, Bertha A., dau. of Charles C. and Ella (Saulsbury) 
Holcomb, b. Princeton, May 26, 1875; plumber; Princeton: Methodist. 

[10335] CHARLES B. THOMPSON, '0 (Bro. of John L.,) 

b. Princeton, 111., Sept. 12, 1872: m. Kewanee, 111., Nov. 2, 1892, Etta, dau. 

of James and Irene (Enos) Miller, b. Kewanee, Feb. 22, 1871: plumber and gas 

titter: Kewanee: Baptist. 

Ch. b. Kewanee: 

15958. Gladys Lillian, Feb. 20, 1895. 

[10337] IRMA BLANCHE WRIGHT,i» (Homer L.,' Almira Hamlin," 
Elijah," David, 6 Jashua,'^ Benjamin,' Eleazer,^ James. 21) b. Logan, Ohio, Feb. 10, 
1875; m. London, England, June 14, 189.^, Dr. Plenry Francis, son of Henry 
Francis Heims: dentist: Florence, Italy: she is a very beautiful lady: studied 
music with Vaumicini and Vanini, and is a noted singer. 

[10.3.38] ROBERT RAYMOND WRIGHT, w (Bro. of Irma B., ) 

b. Logan, Ohio, June 27, 1877; unmarried; student of electrical engineering, 
Sheffield Scientific Inst., class of 1901. 

[10.341] JEWELL DA VI D SORNBORGER,'" (n>avid.9 Harriet Hamblin,* 
David, '« Joshua,'' Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James, -i) b. San Francisco. Cal., 
Nov. 27, 1869; unmarried; student; Cambridge, Mass.; entered Phillips Academy, 
Andover, Mass., Sept., 1888; Harvard University, class of 1896. 

[10.342] Hon. S. HENRY SORNBORGER,i» (Hamhlin.* Harriet 

Hamblin,'* David, '« Joshua, =< Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,^!) b. Medina, Mich., 
Oct. 1, 1847; m. 1st, Geneseo, 111., Dec. 10, 1872, Josephine, dau. of Whitfield 
and Electa (Pomeroy) Sanford, b. Ohio, Dec. 1, 1847, from whom he was divorced, 
1888: she d. Wahoo, Neb., Nov. 21, 1895; m. 2d, Wahoo, Jan. 7, 1890, Ella, dau. 
Jonathan and Eliza (Holmes) Chollette, b. Galva, 111., July 20, 1871; lawyer; he 
was educated in the high school, Hudson, Mich.; admitted to the bar. Wahoo, 
Nov., 1877; prosecuting attorney, 1893-5; judge 5tli judicial district, Nebraska, 
since 1899; he removed from Michigan to Geneseo, 111., 1867; to Nebraska, 1868; 
member A. O. U. W., and M. W. A. 

Ch. by 1st wife, b. Des Moines, Iowa: 

15959. Walter John, Sept. 21, 1887. 

By 2d wife, b. Wahoo: 

15960. Gkouge Chollette, Sept. 17, 1895. 

[10.343] MILLS M. SORNBORGER.io (Bro. of S. Henry,) 

b. Medina, Mich., Dec. 1, 1849; m. Neligh, Neb., July 23, 1893, Anna E., 
dau. of James and Frances E. (Bannister) Powell, b. Dennison, Iowa, May 5, 



TENTH GENERATION. 1267 

1871; resided Hudson, Mich., until 1868; Fremont, Ohio, until 1883; since, Ne- 
braska; ranchman; Brunswick, Neb.; Populist. 

No issue. 

[10344] MYRON GEORGE HAMBLIN,i« (James,* Myron,« David,'« 

Joshua,* Benjamin,* Eleazer,» James,2i) b. Ancram, N. Y., July 7,1868; m. there, 
June 29, 1892, Aletta Moore, dau. of Eason.and Mary Jane (Moore) Card, b. An- 
cram, Aug, 29, 1870; farmer; Ancram. He was educated Seymour Smith Insti- 
tute, Pine Plains, N. Y. 

No issue. 

[lOoOl] JAY TWOGOOD HAMBLIN,i" (John T.," Stickles D.,« Eli,^ 
David,6 Joshua,* Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Gaines, N. Y., June 8, 

1874; m. Horseheads, N.Y., Nov. 21, 1900, Nina Adelia, dau. of Orraan and Sarah 

Eliza Goodyear, of Horseheads. 

Child: 

15961. Florence Eliza. 

[10360J SAMUEL ROBERTSON FOWLER,i» (Elizabeth H. Robertson," 
Elizabeth Hamblin,* Hiram,' David, « Joshua,* Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James.^i) b. 
Canastota, N. Y., Feb. 5, 1876; unmarried, 1902; student at College of Physi- 
cians and Surgeons, N.Y. City, 1902; member 7 Regt. N. Y. State N. Guards. 

[10362] LORING ROBERTSON FOWLER, i'> (Bro. of Samuel R.,) 
b. Syracuse, N.Y., Sept. 16, 1882; unmarried, 1902; student at Eastman Col- 
lege, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1902. 

[10363] CAROLINE PITKINS ROGERS,i« (J. Elizabeth Slocum," 

Caroline E. Pitkin,* Elizabeth Hamblin,^ Joshua,«* Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ 

James,2i\ b. Brownville, Pa., Aug. 31, 1859; m. Aug. 24, 1880, Louis Joseph 

Papineau, of Monte Bello, Quebec, Canada. 

[10366] JAMES SLOCUM ROGERS,i» ( Bro. of Caroline P.,) 

b. Philadeldhia, Penn., Nov. 21, 1871; graduated from Princeton, 1893; 
lawyer. 

[10367] MYRON JAMES AI)AMS,io (Charles H.,9 Pamelia Hamblin,^ 
Myron,7 Joshua,6* Benjamin,* Eleazer,» James,2i) b. Troy, N. Y., Sept. 10, 
1873; m. Green Island, N. Y., Feb. 22, 1898, Emma Angelica, dau. of Albert 
Henry and Mary Angelica (Denley) Green, b. Troy, Oct. 12, 1873; supt. Troy 
Carriage Works: Troy, until 1890; Lansingburgh, 1902; Republican; member 
Troy Lodge, A. F. & A. M.; Presbs. 
Cliildren: 

15962. Emilib C, b. July 19, 1899, Troy. 

15963. Makjorie, " Nov. 28, 1900, Lansingburgh. 

[10370] CHARLES LEROY PINE," (Clara M. Adams," Pamella Ham- 
blin,8 Myron,' Joshua,6* Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Lansingburgh, N. Y., 
July 18, 1866; m. there, Nov. 18, 1891, Grace Eddy, dau. of Warren Todd and 
Alice (Eddy) Kellogg, b. Langsingburgh, Nov. 14, 1866; treasurer, United Shirt 
and Collar Co.; Langsingburgh; Republican; Presbs. 



1268 THE HAMLIN I A.MILY. 

Cli. b. Lansin^jburjjli: 

15964. Ruth Kellouo, M;ir. 2. 189.}. 

15965. Wauuen Knox, Mar. l!>, 18i>6; d. Dec. 29, 1896. 

[10;ni] IDA KATE PINE,'" (Sister of Charles L., ) 

b. Troy, N. Y., Mar. 10, 1868; m. May 7, 1891, John Alfred, son of John 
Alfred Kimberly: Neenah, Wis. 

Child: 

159«iH. Alfkkd K., b. P^eb. 28, 1892. 

[10380] EDWARD PATTERSON,'" (Lydia J. Marker." Lucy Standish." 
Sarali Haniien,' Isaac. "^f" Benjamin,* Elea/.er.s James.'') b. Peru. Oiiio. July 4. 
iSCiO; ni. (Jsiialoosa, Kas., Feb. 27, 1890, Eva Cresswell: furniture and undertak- 
ing; Oskaloosa; Republican; K. P. and M. W. A. 

Ch. b. Oskaloosa: 

15967. Cliffokd, Dec. L'i, 1890. 

15968. Makguekite, Oct. 24. 1892. 

15969. Clyde Robekt, Feb. H, 1896. 

15970. Hakold, Oct. 1, 1901. 

[10,382] ADDISON A. PATTERSON,'" (Bro. of Edward.) 

b. Peru, Ohio, Mar. 19, 1866: m. Santa Barbara Co., Cal., June 15, WMi. 0\i\r 
D. D., dau. of David Allen and Penena Ann (Lysinfjer) Crowell, b. Washinirtmi. 
Pa., Feb. 18, 1871; R. R. agent and telegraph operator; Santa Maria, Cal.: Re- 
publican; K. P.; Methodists. 

Ch. b. LosOlivo.s, Cal.: 

15971. A Son, Oct. 16, 1897. 

[10386] DEAN BARKER CLARK,'" (Melvina L. Baker,* Lucy .Standish,^ 
.Sarah Ilamlen,' Isaac,®'^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,'* James,'') b. Peru. Oliio, Oct. 

18, 1878; m. Mar. 1, 1900. Altah Luella, dau. of Wilsctn Elmer and Mary Pauline 

(Barnum) Barker, b. Johnstown, Ohio, July 20, 1876. 

[10.389] JOHN VALENTINE BARKER.'" (John,^ Lucy Standish,^ 

Sarah Haralen,' Isaac, «» Benjamin.* Eleazer,-' .lames,-') b. Bronson, Ohio, 

Feb. 14, 1877; m. Dec. 18, 1901, Frances Hall, dau. of James Lawrence and Nellie 

Loei.se (Hall) Coit, b. Norwalk, Ohio, Jan. 7, 1883. 

[10397] JOHN PINNEY,'" (Sarah II. Standish," Zacliariah," Sarah 

Hamlen,' I.saac,*-"* Benjamin,* Eleazer," James,^') b. Norwalk, Ohio, Sept. 1, 
1H64: m. there, B^el). 24, 1886, Florence I., dau. of Wilson Lee and Eliza Asenatii 
(.Minkler) Driver, b. Erie Co. Ohio, Apr. 27, ISlifi; engineer: Fremont, Ohio: 
Repul)lieaii; member of Fraternity Camp 3411, .M. W. A. 

Children: 

15972. Ella, b. Mar. 23, 1887, Townsend, Ohio. 

15973. CiiAULEs, " Oct. 28, 1890, Bradner, 

[10.398] CORA EMMA SIIEDD,'" (Lucy E. Stand ish,« Zachariah," Saralj 
Ilamlen,' Isaac,"* Benjamin,* Ebenezer,'' James,2i) b. Norwalk, Ohio, Mar. 18, 
1866; m. La Fayette, Ind., June 26, 1884, Addison Hallcck Lamoreaux, b. Man- 



i 



TENTH GENERATION. 



1269 



lius, Mich., Apr. 1, 1862, a descendant of the Huguenot family of L'Amoreaux, 
who came to this country from France during the religious persecutions of the 
Huguenots: supt. chair manufactory; Otsego, Mich. 
Ch. b. Otsego: 

15974. Guy, Nov. 3, 1885. 

15975. Ida, Apr. 19, 1887. 

15976. Gekaldine, 1892. 




Zachary J. Standish. 



U0401] ZACHARY JOSEPH STANDISH,i« (Zachariah M.,» Zachariah," 
Sarah Hamlen,^ Isaac," & Benjamin,* Ebenezer,8 .James,2i) b. La Fayette, 
Ind., July 29, 1881; m. Rochester, N.Y., Aug. 28, 1902, Katherine Frances, dau. 
of William and Mary (Hourihan) Riley, b. Oswego, N. ¥., Nov. 2, 1880: machin- 
ist; La Fayette, Ind., 1881-2; Peru, Ind., 1883; Peoria, 111., 1883-8: Danville, 111., 
1888-95; Rochester, N.Y., 1895-7; since, Pittsburg, Kas.; Democrat; member of 
Port Arthur Lodge, 149, International Asso. of Mechanics; Catholics. 



[10404] MARTHA ADELAIDE NARAMORE,io (Mary G. Jenkins," 
Polly B. Hamlen,«Isaac,^«5 Benjamin,* Eleazer, James,2i) b. Goshen, Mass., Feb. 
22, 1860; m. Rochester, N.H., Sept. 19, 1883, Charles Franklin, son of Thomas 
and Sarah (Dame) Bryant, b. Rochester, May 9, 1832; Corp. K,33, Mass. Inf. 



1270 THE IIAMLIJJ FAMILY. 

Vols.: enlisted Aug., 1862, promoted sergeant: participated in battles of 
Chancellorsville, Gettysburg. Bentonville and Beverly Ford: dis. 1865; member 
G.A.R.: pctstmaster; Sharon, Mass.: Republican; Freemason. 

Cb. b. Sharon: 

15977. Maude Daphne, Mar. 25, 1886. 

[10405] ELMER ELLSWORTH NARAMORE,'" (Bro. of Martha A..) 

b. Goshen, Mass., July 7, 1861; m. Canton, Mass., .Jan. 17, 1889, Grace L., 

dau. of Roscoe E. and Sarah .L (Hitchcock) Harlow, b. Avon, Maine, P'eb. 19, 

1867; railroad employe; Cummington, Somerville, Sharon, Readville, Mass.; 

Whitefield, N. H.: and Everett, Ma.ss.; Republican; member of Blue Hill Lodge, 

A. F. & A. M. 

Ch. b. Sharon: 

15978. Gladys, May 25, 1895. 

[10406] MARY LINNETTE JENKINS," (Edward C.,» Polly B. Ham- 
len,« Isaac,^«5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 Jaraes,2i) b. Adams, Mass., Oct. 12, 1867; 
m. Swift River, Mass., June 18, 1885, Edward, son of Francis and Catherine 
(Benzy) Raby, b. Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 22, 1853; farmer; Huntington. Mass., 
until 1888: Chester Center, two and a half years; then returned to Huntington; 
Republican; Congs.; members Huntington Grange, P. H. 

Children: 

15979. Gertrude May, b. Apr. 12, 1886, Swift River: d. June 22, "86. 

15980. Vivian Adella, " Aug. 13, 1887, Huntington. 

15981. Hazel Jenkins, " Feb. 21, 1889, Chester Center. 

15982. Marion Frances, " Mar. 12, 1892, Huntington. 

15983. Clara Ellen, " Dec. 3, 1895, 

[10407] CAROLINE ELLEN JENK1NS,"> (Sister of Mary L.,) 
b. Swift River, Mass., Aug. 2.5, 1877; m. there, Nov. 26, 1895, Merton Al- 
fred, son of William Henry and Harriet Alzina Higgins, b. Sand Lake, N. Y., 
Oct. 28, 1869; lumberman; Huntington, Mass.; Republican; Baptists. 

Ch. b. Huntington; 

15984. Minnie Crosly, Nov. 14, 1899. 

[10434] FRANCES ISABELLE LUTHER,io(Flora Hamlen,» Robert D.,» 
Joshua,' lsaac,«6 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,*!) b. Boston, Mass., Apr. 15, 1868: 
ra. there, Sept. 15, 1896, William Hultz, son of David and Anna (Blair) Walker. 
b. Pittsburgh, Apr. 7, 18(59; chemical expert and engineer: Pittsburgh, until 
1894; since, Boston: Republican. 

Ch. b. Newton, Mass; 

15985. Kenneth Luther, June 27, 1901. 

[10437] NELLIE ANDREWS," (Mary E. Abbott,' Eliza Hamlin,* 

David, '•■' Isaac," Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James.*') b. Buffalo, N. Y., Aug. 1, 1851: 
m. there, July 25, 1877. Perry Leroy Thompson, b. Buffalo, Sept. 20, 1849; butch- 
er; Buffalo; Republican: member A. F. I. U.; she Methodist, and member 
E. I. & U.; Select Knights; Degree of Pocahontas, I. M. & I. D. O. R.M. 



TENTH GENERATION. 



1271 



[10444] MARY AMELIA HOKE,io (Sarah H. Ash,* Eliza IIamblin,« 
Davidjs isaac,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,3 James,2i) b. Clarence, N. Y., Sept. 26, 1879; 
m. Buffalo, N. Y., Dec, 1895, John L., son of John and Theresa (Light) Shutt, 
b. Buffalo, N.Y., Dec, 1872; farmer; Buffalo, N. Y., Mayville, Mich., and New- 
stead, N. Y.; Republican; Lutheran; she Presb. 

Children; 

15986. Elsie May, b. Dec 25, 1896. 

15987. Howard Leroy, " Jan. 21, 1898. 

15988. Mabel, " Jan. 17, 1899. 



[10461] FRANK A. DIXON,!" (George F.,9 Anna Hamblin,^ David,'* 
Isaac,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ .Taraes,2i) b. Rock Co., Wis., July 27, 1856; m. Long 
Island, Kas., Oct. 10, 1881, Lucinda, dau. of Ulerich and Mary (Durler) Brun- 
ner, b. Dec 11, 1856: farmer and stock grower; PhillipvSburg, Kansas, sinpe, 1873; 
Republican; member Camp 274, A. O. U. W. 

Ch. b. Phillips Co., Kas.: 



15989. Olive Lucinda, 

15990. James Albert, 

15991. Beulah May, 

15992. Frank Alteverde, 

15993. Clara Ivy, 

15994. Harry Irving, 

15995. Ella Edna, 



Nov. 8, 1882. 

Mar. 3, 1885. 

Sept. 10, 1886. 

Aug. 21, 1888. 

Jan. 19, 1891. 

Aug. 22, 1893. 

Apr. 25, 1895. 



[10464] DANIEL H. McNITT,"* (Polly A. Dixon, » Anna Hamblin,* 

David,7« Isaac,'* Benjamin,* Eleazer.s James,2i) b. Decatur, Wis., Oct. 18, 

1860; m. Brodhead, Wis,, Oct. 27, 1882, Joanna, dau. of Andrew and Bertha 

(Johnson) Anderson, b. Christiana, Norway, Mar. 8, 1858; farmer; Spring Brook, 

Wis.; Republican. 

Ch. b. Brodhead; 

15996. Nettie May, July 6, 1883. 

15997. Bertha Alvira, Mar. 30, 1885. 

15998. Jay Walter, Feb. 15, 1888. 

15999. Herbert Arthur, June 27, 1894. 

16000. Jessie, Dec. 4, 1898. 

16001. Bessie, Dec. 4, 1898. . 

[10465] NATHAN E. McNITT,i<> ( Bro. of Daniel 11.,) 

b. Decatur, Wis., Sept. 19, 1862: m. Elroy, Wis., Sept. 5, 1883, Minnie May, 

dau. of Russell and Matilda (Orvis) Wells, b. Apr. 16, 1869, polisher; Janesville, 

Wis.; Republican; she Christian. 
Ch. b. Elroy: 

16002. Ernest, June 17, 1884. 



[10467] ULYSSES J. McNITT,io (Bro. of Daniel H., ) 

b. Brodhead, Wis., Nov. 22, 1867; m. Spring Valley, Wis., Apr. 7, 1889, Ollie, 

dau. of Andrew and Bertha (Johnson) Anderson, b. Christiana, Norway, Apr. 

10, ; mason; Spring Brook, Wis.; Republican. 



1272 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Children: 

lt)(M).{. Elmku Nathan, b. Dec. s, i889, Brodhead. 

16004. Lek Willia.m. " Oct. 28, 1897, " 

1600"). Albert ITknuy, " Oct. 2. 18<>'.t, Spiinir Brook. 

[10469] MILO B. .McMTT,io (Bro. of Daniel H.,) 

b. Brodhead, Wi.s., Mar. 28, 1872; in. Monticello, Wi.s.. Mar. 24, 1895, Abi. 

dan. of Albert and Sarah (I>jrn) Daniels, b. Oregon, Wis., Jan. 14. 1870: farmer: 

Re[)uhlican. 

[1(M721 CHARLES B. BUMP, '» (Amanda M. Di.xon." Anna Ilamblin," 
David," Lsaac,^ Benjamin, < Eleazer,^ James,^') h. Phillipsburg. Kansas, Apr. 13, 
1874: m. Mary A. Jones, b. Phillips Co., Kas., Dec. 28, 1877. 
Children: 

16006. Lloyd, b. Dec. 29, 1897. 

16007. Winnie, " June 26, 1899. 

[10475] RAYMOND A. JENNlNrJS,") (Alvira L. Andrews,9 Amanda 
Ilamblin,* David.^* Isaac,* Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,^!) b. Eden. N. Y., Nov. 
23, 1872; m, Evans, N. Y., June 6, 1893, Ethelyn Elma, dau. of Lovell Duane and 
Mary (Sheldon) Norton, b. Perrysburg, N. Y., Dec. 22, 1872; farmer; Eden, 
K.Y., 1872-3; North Collins, N. Y.; Republican: she Baptist. 

Ch. b. North Collins: 

16008. Blanche Alvika, Mar. 14, 1894. 

16009. Nina Mary, July 4, 1899. 

[10476] HERBERT LYNN KEELER,'" (Annie E. Andru.s," Amanda 
Hamblin,** David, '« Isaac,* Benjamin, < Eleazer,:' .lames."') b. Lake City, Minn.. 
Nov. 1, 1879: unmarried; enlisted June 11, 1898, C. 13. Minn. Vols. He served 
at Manila. P. I. When his company was hemmed in by Filipinos, he volun- 
teered to break through their lines to bring re-inforcements, and succeeded in 
bringing the 2d Oregon to the rescue. He contracted diphtheria, from which 
he died in the -service at Manila, May 16, 1899. An extract from the letter of 
a comrade gives the following account of his service as a soldier: 

"The news of Herbert Keeler's death came to us while we were on the 
march between San Isidore and Condaba. It came to us at a very sad time, as 
we had just buried a 22nd Infantry boy that morning. Keeler left us at Baluang 
a very sick boy, but no one thought he was as sick as he really was. The news 
of his death caused great sorrow in the company, a.s he had earned the respect 
of every man in the company. He was only a young l^)y, but he had the courage 
of a grown inati. The night we were attacked in Tondo, he showed the slutT he 
was made of by going down to D Co. alone for re-inforcements. Then at Bocare 
the night we were attacked, he again showed his c(»urage by going to the Ore- 
gans for help: he had to go fully a mile and a half over a road that he was very 
little ac([iiainted with, the greater jiart of it through tiiick woods, and as we 
supposed, and a,s there probably was niggers all around us; there are very few 
men, if any. who would do that same thing alone. No one who was on the 
track that night will ever forget how relieved we felt when the Oregons came 
up to reinforce us, or will we ever forget the boy who wetit after them alone, 
through those lonely W(j(xls. The news must have been an awful shock to his 



TENTH GENERATION. 1273 

parents, but they can always look back with pride on his record as a soldier." 
Tlie following letter from his captain relates to his service: 

"St. Isabell, P. I., May 22, 1899. 
My Dear Sir: It is with a heavy heart I write to you this morninpr. I 
have just received notice of the death of your son, who was a private in my com- 
pany. He has been on duty continually with his company until May 3rd, when 
he was sent in from Maasin by the doctor; he had a sore throat and cold. He 
was taken out on board the Hospital Ship Relief when his case developed into 
diphtheria, and of which he died on May Kith. While he was sick I went out 
to see him but was not allowed to do so, but 1 found that lie was havinj^ every 
care possible and every comfort that a tirst-class hospital could afford. I can 
say nothing'- more to his credit than he was a good soldier, wiliinjjr and fearless 
in his duty and beloved by all his comrades. I never had cause to reprimand 
him for any reason, and have always had the fullest confidence in him, both as 
a soldier and as a man. 1 can only extend to you my fullest and deepest sym- 
pathy, and throu<Jh me the sympathy of the members of his company. He was 
buried in Manila, and as soon as I am able to f^et to town 1 will try and tjive 
you more particulars. Again extending my heartfelt sympathy, 1 remain, 

Yours truly. 

N. C. Robinson, 
Capt. 13th Minn., Vol. Inf." 

His body was brought home and buried in Oakland cemetery, St. Paul, 
Minp. His company attended the funeral, an account of which is taken from a 
local paper: 

"Every member of Company C, of the Thirteenth Minnesota, that attended 
the funeral of private Herbert Keeler yesterday afternoon— and there were at 
least fifty of them— felt that his life had been saved by the man to whose body 
military honors were paid. 

A caisson manned by members of Company C, left the Armory at 2:30 o'clock 
and went to Nagel's undertaking rooms, where the body had been taken from 
the depot. An escort was waiting there and the casket was covered with 
flowers contributed by friends. The body was placed on a caisson and two 
soldiers sat on either side, while it was driven to the First M. E. churcli. Third 
street and Dayton avenue. 

The church was packed wh6n the soldiers bore the body into the edifice and 
placed it in front of the altar. Private Keeler was an usher in the church, and 
his friends gathered to pay last honors to his remains. Rev. Frank B. Cowgill, 
who preached the sermon, spoke feeling of the young soldier and recounted the 
many christain acts he had performed. His deed of heroism in hazarding every- 
thing to save the lives of his comrades was especially empliasized, because it 
showed a spirit of sacrifice that comes from true Christianity. 

When Company C was hemmed in by Filipinos and it seemed as if the men 
must be either captured or shot, private Keeler volunteered to break through 
the lines to bring reinforcements. Although he was in great danger, lie suc- 
ceeded in getting through safely and in bringing a detatchment of the Second 
Oregon to the rescue. The exposure brought about diphtheira, which caused 
his end. 

His comrades paid unconditional honor to his memory yesterday by appear- 
ing in force. Altliough the casket was buried in flowers, the piece contributed by 
the men that fought by his side and knew his worth stood out in strong con- 
trast. It was a national shield on a background of green with lilies of the 



llli THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

valley. The letters "Co. C, i;uii Minn.," wuic \\nrke(] in tri-eolors represent- 
ing the national emblem. 

The detachment of the regiment marched in a body to St. Peter street and 
Summit avenue, wliere it dropped out of line. The remainderof the party went 
to Oakland cemetery. The pallliearers were j)rivates Brack, Harlow. Arneson, 
Bogard, Rank and Ilobin.son. At the grave a tiring .Sfiuad in cliarge of Corporal 
Delamere tired the last salute. The members were privates Stark, O'Brien, 
Withey, Kimball, Kelley, Hall, Arneson and Cochran." 

[10499] MARY FOSS SHATTUCK,'" (Orla \V.,« Laura Pratt,* Clari.s.sa 
Hamlen,' John," Isaac,* Benjamin, < Eleazer,:* James,"!) b. Covert, Mich., 
Jan. ;i, ISTti: m. Soutli Haven, Mich.. .Sept. IT. \xu'>. Rev. Edward (Jeorge, .son of 
Enos and Mary (Smith) Palmer, b. Ridgeway. Mich., Oct. 11, 1.S67: clergyman: 
Detroit, Midi.: member Pontiac Commandery 2, Iv. T.; and A. A. O., N. M. S ; 
she member Chapter Itin, O. E. S.: Congs. 

[10.501] LAURA ELNORA LESLIE.'" (Ella A. Shattuck,'-- Laura Pratt ,' 
Clarissa Hamlen,' John, f' Isaac,-' Benjamin,* Eleazer,* James,-'; b. Covert, 
Mich., June 13, 1875: m. there. Nov. 30, 1899, John Robinson, son of Levi Par- 
sons and Mary F^lizabeth (Waldron) Spelman, b. Portland, Mich., Mar. 19. 1873: 
dealer in flour, feed, lumber and coal: he resided in various places in Mich., 
with his father, who was a Cong, clergyman: Portland, Stanton, Covert, Big 
Rapids, Howard City, Leroy and Covert, 1891-1901; Republican; member Camp 
6402, M. W. A.; Congs. 

Ch. b. Covert: 

KiOlO. A Daughter, Jan. 28, 1901: d. Jan. .30. 1901. 

[10507] ESTHER ELIZABETH WAITE,'" (Alfred E.,' Celia f^ord.^ 
Abigail Hamlen,' John," Isaac,» Benjamin,* Eleazer.3James.*-») b. Conway, Mass., 
Aug. 17, 1804: m. Pioneer, Ohio, Dec. 31, 1894, John, son of Lyman and Lucinda 
(Shangle) Bigbee, b. Pioneer, Apr. 30, 1869: cabinet maker; Pioneer, until 1900; 
since, Kendallville, Ind.: Republican: Baptists. 

[10.509] ARTHUR ALLEN WAITE.io . (John E,' Celia P'ord,* Abigail 
Hamlen,' John," Isaac,-' Benjamin,* Eleazer,-' James,-'') b. Whately, Mass., Feb. 
4. 1870: m. Williamsburg, Mass., May 10, \8in\, Bertha Mabel, dau. of Rufus and 
Eunice A. (Polly) Waite. b. Whately, Sept. 3, 1871: machinist: Whately, Hat- 
field and Greenfield, Ma.ss. 

Children: 

1(5011. Ethkl Eunice, b. Feb. 3, 1898, Hattield. 

1()012. DouoTHV, " June 29, 1901. Greenlield. 

[10510] LESTER EUGENE WAITE,"> (Bro. of Arthur A.,) 

b. Whately, Mass., Apr. 27, 1S74: m. there, Sept. 18, 1901. Alice, dau. of James 

and Nancy Maria (Temple) Haskins, b. Shelburne, Mass., .July 24, 1882: clerk; 

Wliately; Republican. 

[1051S| Ll NDA .MABEL CURTIS. '"(Florence E. Shaw,''Lavantia Ford,-* 
Abigail Hamlen,' .John," I.saac,-' Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,-") b. N. Y. City, 
Dec. 25, 1874; m. Alameda, Cal., Jan. 15, 1899, James William, son of John and 



TENTH GENERATION. 



1275 



Elizabeth Ann (Gibbons) Bergstrom, b. San Francisco, Cal., Apr. 1. 18H9; prest. 
and manager Bergstrom Music Co.: San Francisco, until 1891; Minneapolis, 
Minn., until 1892-3; Honolulu, H. I., since 1894; Republican: member Pacitic 
Lodge 822, A. F. & A. M.: Honolulu Chapter 1, R. A. M.; member Honolulu 
Commandery 1, K. T.; Aloha Temple, N. M. S.; members Leahi Chapter, O.E.S. 
Ch. b. Honolulu: 
16013. Allan Shaw, June 24, 1901. 

[10519] FANNIE LAVANTIA CURTIS," (Sister of Linda M.,) 

b. N.Y. City, Aug. 2, 1879; m. Abington, Mass., June 10, 1902. Charles Willis, 

son of Oliver Henry and Elmira Stevens (Willis) Flanders, b. Chelsea, Mass., 

Mar. 7, 1863. 



[10529] ELLEN MARIA LOWE,i» (John,^ Louisa A. Messinger,* Betsey 
Phillips,^ Elizabeth Hamlin, fi Eleazer,''^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,:* James,2i) b. 
Fitchbuig, Mass., Apr. 30, 1847; m. there, July 16, 1868, Lyman W., son of Jacob 
Harris and Abagail Lovpe (Wheeler) Merriam, b. Fitchburg, Mar. 31, 1844; in- 
ventor: Holden, Mass., 1872-3; Fitchburg. until 1876; Jatfrey, N. H., until 1880: 
Gardner, Mass., 1880; Winchendon, until 1885; since, Fitchburg; Republican; 
Congs. 



b. Aug. 9, 1869, Fitchburg. 

" Aug. 2, 1871, " d. Apr. 23, 1872. 

" Aug. 21, 1872, Holden, " Sept. 22, 1890. 

" Nov. 25, 1874, Fitcliburg. 

" July 9, 1876, Jaffrey. 

" Mar. 5, 1878, 

" Sept. 27, 1880, Winchendon. 

" Dec. 30, 1883, 

" Sept. 11, 1885, Fitchburg; d. Aug. 5, 1887 





Children: 


16014.* 


Sarah Abbie, 


16015. 


Frederic Lowe, 


16016. 


Louise Adaline, 


16017. 


Alice Edna, 


16018. 


John Lowe, 


16019. 


Edith Augusta, 


16020. 


Lizzie Maria, 


16021. 


Clifton Harris, 


16022. 


Henry Mead, 



[10530] EDNA MARY LOWE,i« (Sister of Ellen Maria,) 

b. Fitchburg, Mass., May 3, 1848; m. there, Feb. 22, 1883, James Edward, 
son of James Pope and Susan Abigail (Upton) Putnam, b. Fitchburg, July 22, 
- — , his second wife; he m. 1st, Millbury, Mass., Oct. 6, 1870, Ellen Elizabeth 
Brown, who d. Fitchburg, Feb. 18, 1881, by whom he had son, Frank Webster, 
b. Mar. 23, 1873, who d. July 23, 1887; farmer; Fitchburg; res. California, 1864-5; 
Republican; Odd Fellow; member Fitchburg Grange, P. H.; she Cong. 
Ch. b. Fitchburg: 



Helen Edna, 



Aug. 8, 1885. 



[10531] WALDO HOWES LOWE,i» (Bro. of Ellen M.,) 

b. Fitchburg, Mass., May 8, 1849; m. there, Feb. 13, 1872, Mary Louisa, dau. 
of Albert Simeon and Martha Abigail (Willis) Whitcomb, b. Marlboro, N. H., 
Mar. 27, 1851; butcher, and Supt. Talulah Paper Co.: Fitchburg, until 1853; 
Rindge, N. H., until 1856: Fitchburg; until 1870; Brighton, until 1871: Fitch- 
burg, until, 1878; Chicago, 111., until 1883; Cheyenne, Wyo., until 1887: Omaha, 
Neb., until 1891: since, Fitchburg: Republican; member Home Lodge r,0H. 
A. F. & A. M., Chicago; Congs. 



1276 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Itj024. 
1(102.3. 
lt)02ti. 
Klti^T. 
1«028. 
1(1029. 

i(;o;5i». 
i()0;n. 



Children: 
Bessik Edna. b. 

Hkktik. 

M ATI' IK Loi'ISA. " 

I'LOUENCK .loSKrillNK, " 

Gkutkudk VVhitcomb, " 
Albkkt Waldo, " 

loukna >l\y, " 

Willis Mead, " 



Nov 
May 
.hilv 



25, 1872, Fitchburg: d.Au^r. 3, '73 
7, 187;j, '• d. .June 23, 187") 



n, 1«7(), " iinm. 1901. 

Aiir. 22. 1878, " • " 

May K). 1880, Keene, N. H. " 
.June 11. 1.^82. Chicatro: d. Feb.. 1885. 
Oct. 17, 1884, Cheyenne. [1897. 

Aufr. 10, 1896, Fitch bur>^: d. Any:. 31, 



[10.-);i2J ]RA ADRLBERT LOWE,"' (Bro. of Ellen M.,) 

b. FitchbuiK', Mass., Oct. 13. 1850: in. Ciiarlestown, Mass., June 19, 1884. 
Annie Maria, dau. of .Jasper and Mary Patten (Swett) Stone, b. Charlestown, 
Feb. 20, 1857; commission merchant, tirm of Lowe Bros., Greenfield, Mass.: 
Fitchburt:, until 1881: Cheyenne, Wyo., until 1887: Chica-ro, 111., until 1888: 
Boston. Mass.. until 1890: since. Greenfield: Cong.: she Adventist. 

Ch. b. Charlestown: 

16032. Beatrice, Nov. 29, 1888. 

riO.5.3.31 ALBERT NATHANIEL LOWE.'"' iBio. of Ellen M.,) 

b. Rindge, N. II., Mar. 12. 1852; m. Fitchburg, Mass., Oct. 28, 1879, Emma 
Rebecca, dau. of Dr. Thomas and Charlotte (Fisk) Palmer, b. Fitchburg, Dec. 
17, 1854; paper mfg.: Fitchburg, since 1855: treasurer and manager, Falulali Pa- 
per Co.: director, Safety Fund Nat'l Bank, Fitchburg; Congs. 
Ch. b. Fitchburg: 

May 8, 1881. 

May 8, 1881. 

Jan. 20, 1883. 

Apr. 17, 1885. 

Feb. 4, 1887. 

Jan. 10, 1891. 



160.33. 
1()034. 
16035. 
1()()3H. 
1()()37. 
16038. 



Erving Fisk, 
P'knest Palmer, 
Joseph Albert, 
Guy Russell, 
Ralph Putnam, 
Charlotte Emma, 



[10534] ARTHUR HOUGHTON LOWE,'" {Bro. of Ellen M.,) 

b. Rindge, N. IL, Aug. 20, 1853: m. North Adams, Ma.ss.. Dec. 11, 1878. An- 
nie, dau. of John and Margaret (Cleghorii) Parkhill, b. Belvidere, Ills., Feb. 15, 
1857: mfg. of cotton, wool and silk goods; Fitchburg, Mass., since 1855; Repub- 
lican; alderman, 1888; prest. board of trade, 1891-2: mayor, 1893; treasurer and 
manager, Parkhill Mfg. Co.: director, Fitchburg Nat'l Bank: and in other cor- 
porations; vice-prest.. Fidelity Co-operative Bank; Congs. 

Ch. b. Fitchburg: 

1()039. RussEL B., Feb., 1880. 

10040. A. Margaret, Nov., 1885. 

10041. Racmiael p., May, 1889. 

[10535] ORIN MESSENGER LOWE,'" (Bro. of Ellen .M..) 

1). Fitchburg, Ma.ss., Apr. 18, 1855: m. Lunenburg, Ma.ss., Oct. 30, 1S79, 
Florence Allicia, dau. of (Jcorge H. and Sarah Jane (Smith) Webber, b. Fitch- 
burg, May 19, 1859; commi.ssiiHi merchant; Fitchburg, until 1875; San Franci.sco, 
Cal., 1875-6; Chicago, ill.. 1880; since, Fitchburg; Republican: member Common 
Council, 1889; Mt. Rollston Lodge 98, I. O. O. F. 



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1277 





Children: 










16042. 


Gkace Albro, 




b. Sept. 


n, 


1880, Lunenburg 


16043. 


Irene May, 




" May 


4, 


1884, FitchburfT. 


16044. 


Porter Webber, 




" Feb. 


25, 


1887, 


16045. 


Rodney Messeng 


ER, 


" Jan. 


16, 


1890, 



[10536] LEWIS MEAD LOWE,i« (Bro. of Ellen M.,) 

b. Fitchburg, Mass., Mar. 11, 1857; rn. Cheyenne, Wyo., Apr. 20, 1886, Lu- 
rilla, dau. of Daniel Franklin and Irene Augusta (Boynton) Whipple, b. Marion, 
Iowa, May 3, 1865; farmer, butcher and produce commissioner; Fitchburg, until 
1880; Chicago, 111., 1881: Fitchburg, until 1884: Cheyenne, Wyo., until 1888; Fitch- 
burg, until 1892: since, Lunenburg; members Fitchburg Grange 186, P. of H.; she 



Baptist. 

16046. 

16047.. 

16048. 

16049. 

16050. 



Children: 
Lillian Mabel, 
Lester Whipple, 
A Daughter, 
Lowell Mead, 
Leland Ithamar, 



b. May 8, 1887, Cheyenne. 

" Mar. 19, 1889, Fitchburg; d. same day. 

" Dec. 26, 1891, " " " " 

" Nov. 30, 1894, Lunenburg. 

" July 12, 1901, 



[10537] HERBERT GEORGE LOWE,io (Bro. of Ellen M.,) 

b. Fitchburg, Mass.. Mar. 27, 1859: m. Delavan, Ills., May 24, 1888, Mary 
Adalaide, dau. of William Ambrose and Susan (Orndorffj Vaughn, b. Delavan, 
Apr. 1, 1860; paper mfg.: Fitchburg; Republican; Cong.; she Methodist. 
Ch. b. So. Fitchburg: 

16051. Donald Vaughn, Feb. 13, 1891. 

16052. Malcolm Branson, May 21, 1892. 

[10.538] IDA LOUISE LOWE,'» (Sister of Ellen M.,) 

b. Fitchburg. Mass., Apr. 26, 1861: m. there, Dec. 14, 1880, Rev. Ezra J., 
son of Jackson and Lucy Jane (Leavitt) Riggs, b. Boston, Mass., Dec. 11, 1846; 
1st sergt., E, 28 Ma.ss. Inf. Vols.; enlisted Oct. 1, 1861; re-enlisted Dec. 31, 1863; 
participated in battles of James Island, S.C., Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, 
Gettysburg, Mine Run, Bristoe Station, Wilderness, Spottsylvania, North 
Anna, Totopotomy, Cold Harbor, Reams Station, siege of Petersburg: wounded 
in left arm. Cold Harbor, June 3, 1864; dis. June 30, 1865; enlisted Apr. 12, 1867, 
F, 42 U. S. Inf.; dis. Apr. 9, 1869; clergyman; Boston, Mass., until 1861; in the 
army 1861-5; Boston, until 1867; in the army until 1869; Revere, Mass., until 
1876; Andover, Mass., until 1879; Rindge, N. H., until 1882; Andover, until 
1883; East Jaffrey, N. H., until 1886; Manitou Springs, Col., until 1887; Stock- 
ton, Cal., until 1889; Platteville, CoL, 1890; afterwards, Provincetown, Mass.; 
member Post 55, G. A. R., Provincetown; she member W. C. T. U.; Congs.; 
members D. O. G. C. 

Children: 

16053. Nelson Francis, b. Sept. 23, 1881, Rindge; d. Sept. 13, 1882. 

16054. Christine Loutse, " July 6, 1889, Fitchburg. 



[10539] FRANK EDWARD LOWE," (Bro. of Ellen M.,) 

b. Fitchburg, Mass., Jan. 16, 1804; senior member, lirm of Lowe Brothers, 
commission merchants, Greenfield, Mass., composed of himself and brother Ira 
A.Lowe;prest., Electric Street Railway, and large owner and director in another 
line; res. Greenfield; Republican; member Royal Arcanum. 



1278 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[10540] GEORGE RUSSELL LOWE,i» (Bro. of Ellen M.,) 

b. Fitchburg, Mass., July 11, 1865: m. Gardner, Mass., Jan. Iti, 1889. Mary 
Elizabetli dau. of George Wa.sbington and Sarab Elizabeth, 'Brick) Marshall, b. 
Mendon, Vt., July 7, 18(52; commission merchant; Fitchburg, until 1887; since, 
Gardner: Republican: prest., Board of Trade: vice-prest.. Westminster Nat'l 
Bank; prest., Y. M.C. A.; member P.S.C. E.; she member V. W.C. A.: Congs. 
Ch. b. Gardner: 

16055. Bektha, Jan. li, ]8!»0: d. Oct. 23, 1890. 

[10541J DAVID LOWE,»» (Bro. of Ellen M.,) 

b. Fitchburg, Mass., June 23, 18«7: m. there, June 1, 1892, Grace 1., dau. of 

Charles Henry and Frances Helen (MacKenzie) Doten, b. Boston, Mass., Dec. 

4, 1866: supt., Parkhill Mfgr. Co., Fitchburg; Republican: she member Women's 

Industrial and Educational Union: Congs. 
Ch. b. Eitchburg: 

16056. Eleanor, Apr. 7, 1893; d. Dec. 17, 1874. 

[10542] HARRIET LYDIA LOWE,»» (Sister of Ellen M.,) 

b. Fitchburg, Mass., Apr. 15, 1870; ra. there, July 12, 1891, William H., son of 
George and Martha (Hamilton) Wright, b. Clinton, Mass., Oct. 17, 1865: ma- 
chinist; Fitchburg, 1870-1892; Gardner, Mass., until 1894: since, Fitchburg; Re- 
pul>lican; she was a school teacher: Congs. 

Ch. b. P'itchburg: 

16057. WiLMA Harriet, July 24, 1892. 

16058. Eunice Cummings, Aug. 1, 1894. 

[10.543] SAMUEL HOWES LOWE,i« (Bro. of Ellen M.,) 

b. Fitchburg, Mass., Oct. 22, 1873; unmarried: bank clerk and asst. teller, 
Safety Fund National Bank; member of Y.M.C A., and Y. P. S. C.: and treas- 
urer of the latter; Fitchburg; Republican; Cong. 

[10547 AUSTIN CHILDS LOWE,i« (Calvin M.,» Louisa A. Messenger," 
Betsey Phillips,- Elizabeth Hamlin, » Eleazer,» Benjamin. < Eleazer,^ James,2i) 
b. Whittaker, Mich., Feb. 12, 1856; m. there. Mar. 1, 187H, Mary A. Davis, b. 
Pontiac, Mich., May 22, 1852; Republican; Congs. He d. Wliittaker, May 15, '83. 

Ch. b. Whittaker: 

160.-J9. , Maky p., May 12, 1880. 

16060. George A., Nov. 9, 1881. 

16061. Edward J., Oct. 9, 18s3. 

[10551] LUCY EDITH LOWE,'" (Sister of Austin C.,) 

b. Whittaker, Mich., Apr. 13, 1H)7; ni. there, June 24, 1891, William J. 
Knapp, b. Freedom, Mich., Jan., 1856; hardware merchant; Chelsea, Mich.: Re- 
publican: Freemason; Congs.; shed. Whittaker, Apr. 6, 1894. 

Ch. b. Chelsea- 

16062. Ralph Apr 6, 1894. 






TENTH GENERATION. 1279 

[10553] CARL WILLIAM LOWE,io (Bro. of Austin C, ) 

b. Whittaker. Mar. 2, 1871; m. there, May 27, 1894, Chri-stie, dau. of Robert 

and Katherine (Frazer) Lawson, b. Ypsilanti, Mich., June 10, 1873; Southern 

Star Lodge 891, K. O. T. M.; Prohibitionist; Congs. 
Ch. b. Detroit, Mich.: 

16063. Elizabkth, Sept. 15, 1895. 

[10556] WILLIAM VOSE LOWE,"' (David S.,' Louisa A. Messenger," 
Betsey Phillips,' Elizabeth Hamlin, « Eleazer,'' Benjamin,* Eleaxer,^ James,^!) 
b. Augusta, Mich., Sept. 25, 1859; m. Fitchburg, Mass., Dec. 2, 1891, Frances 
Ida, dau. of Henry Pason and Mary D. (Pierce) Boutelle, b. Fitchburg, Sept. 
5, 1870; engineer; Fitchburg; Republican; member Apollo Lodge 205, Fitch- 
burg; Congs. 

Ch. b. Fitchburg: 

16064. Mildred Amelia, Sept. 19, 1892. 

16065. Richard Vose, Mar. 2, 1894. 

16066. Mary Boutelle, Apr. 13, 1896. 

[10559] FREDERICK HENRY LOWE,»o (Seth L.,9 Louisa A. Messen- 
ger,8BetseyPhillips,'Elizabeth Hamlin,* Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,3James,2i) 
b. Whittaker, Mich., Jan. 11, 1860; m. Fitchburg, Mass., Nov. 21, 1889, Florence, 
dau. of Asa Raymond and Achsah Ann (Aldrich) Lovell, b. Adams, Mass., Aug. 
26, 1856; employed with Falulah Paper Co., Fitchburg, Mass.; Republican; 

Cong- 
No issue. 

[10561] EUGENE FRANCIS LOWE,io (Bro. of Frederick H.,) 

b. Fitchburg, Mass.. July 11, 1864; ra. there, June 13, 1888, Myrta Mozella, 

dau. of Andrew Jackson and GulaElma(Woodburn) Maynard, b. Rockford, 111., 

Jan. 13, 1866; Gardner and Fitchburg; Republican; Congs. 
Ch. b. Fitchburg; 

16067. Harold Maynard, Oct. 1, 1889. 

16068. Percival Eugene, Sept. 15, 1891. 

[10579] EDWIN WALKER PHILLIPS,'" (Ivers C.,9 Ivers,« Samuel,^ 
Elizabeth Hamlin,6 Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,2i) b. Troy, N. Y., 
Sept. 21, 1856; m. Annie Tucker Venners, b. Cambridge, Mass., Sept. 18, 1850. 
Children: 

16069. Harold Edwin, b. June 28, 1886; d. July 8, 1894. 

16070. Ethel Tucker, " May 8, 1889. 

[10580] CAROLYN ISABEL WORKS, i« (Harriet R. Phillips,9 Ivers,« 
Samuel,' Elizabeth Hamlin," Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James.^i) b. Ash- 

burnham, Mass., Feb. 12, 1857; m. Fitchburg, Mass., Dec. 21, 1886, Edward 

Everett, son of William Henry and Mary Elizabeth (Robertson) Dennett, b. 

Portsmouth, N.H., Aug. 27, 1858; worst>ed mfgr.; Portsmouth, 1858-1882; since, 

Fitchburg; Republican. 

Ch. b. Fitchburg: 
1607 L Marian Phillips, Apr. 21, 1888. 

16072. Isabel, Apr. 16, 1890. 

16073. Phillips, Mar. 16, 1892. 



1280 TTTE PIAMLIN FAMILY. 

[10581) FRANK HAMILTON WORKS,»« ( Bro. of Carolyn L,) 
b. West Fitclibmv, Mass., Feb. 28, 1861; m. Bidrleford, Me., Aur. 10. 1887. 
Bessie Elder, dau. ol' Edward Scammon and Elizalietb (Priest) Morris. 1>. 
Portland, Me.. Aup- 1". l^W: civil engineer and contractor: Fitchbiirtj: Repub- 
lican: member Cliarles W. Moore Lodtje. A.F. &A.M.: Apollo Lcjd^re JO.v 
L O. O. F.; member city council, 1891-3: she Epis. 
Children: 

16074, Hakkikt Evelyn, b. May 24, 18«9, Fitclibiirtf. 

lH07o. Katiikkink Emily, " Mar. 4, 1891, West Fitchburtj. 

16076. Hklkn Elizaijeth, " Oct. 27, 18l«, Fitcliburj;. 

[105821 MARION LOUISE WORKS,'" (SKster of Carolyn 1.,) 

b. West Fitchburt', Mass., May :i8, 1865: m. there, Nov. 15, 1887. Capt. 

George Herbert, son of Charles Adams and Emily (Bailey) Priest, b. Hillsboro, 

N. H., Sept. 25, 1865: lumber dealer: Brookline, N. H., 1865-9; since, Fitchburg; 

Democrat; member Aurora Lodge, A. F. & A. M.: Thomas Chapter, R. A. M.; 

Jerusalem Commandery 19, K. T.: Nashua Tribe 37. 1. O. R. M.; Capt. Co. B, 

6 Regt. Mass. V. Militia. 

Ch. b. Fitchburg: 

16077. Charles Edwin, Mar. 4, 1889. 

16078. Georse Herbert, Nov. 10, 1893. 

[10589J CHARLES MOULTON CARTER,''' (Sarah A. Russell,-' Sally 
Phillips," Samuel,' Elizabeth Hamlin," Eleazer," Benjamin,* Elea/.er,^ Janies.'^i) 
b. Westminster, Mass., Dec. 31, 1859; m. May, 1879, Helen .1. Wilder, of Haver- 
hill, Mass.; res. Denver, Col. 

Ch. b. Denver; 

16079. Waldo Wilder, Feb., 1880. 

16080. Edwin Russell, May, 1882. 

16081. Mekle Greenwood, July, 1883; d. July. 1891. 

16082. Genevieve Louise, July, 1885. 

16083. Harley, July, 1887. 

[10592] ALBERT WHITING CARTER,*" (Bro. of Charles M.,) 

b. Haverhill, Mass., Sept. 13, 1865; m. May, 1889, Mary Caldwell, of Lead- 

ville, Col. 

. No issue. 

[1059.3] SARAH LYDIA SAWYER,"' (Caroline L. Riissell,'-» .Sally 

Phillil).s,« Samuel,' Elizabeth Hamlin."' Eleazer,'' Benjamin. * Eleazer,'' James, -i') 
b. Fitchburg, Mass., Dec. 27, 1858; m. there, Sept. 13, 1888, .lohn William, son 
of Robert and Mary Ann (Cassidy) JigM'er, b. Westminster, Mass., Mar. 2, 1851; 
carpenter and builder; Lawrence. Mass., 1854-8; since, Hyde I'ark, Mass.; Pro- 
hibitionist; member NejKjnset Council 136. R. A.; Baptists. 

ClL b. Hyde Park: 

16084. Robert Sawyer, Feb. 28, 1890. 

16085. RiTH RussKLL, Aug. 10, 1891: d. Sept. 18, 1891. 

16086. Marion Eunice, Sept. 12, 1892. 

16087. Lester Pill LLU's, Feb. 3, 1894: d. Apr. ti, 1894. 

16088. Helen Caroline, Oct. 7, 1895. 



TENTH GENERATION. 1281 

[10594] JAMES RUSSELL SAWYER,i« (Bro. of Sarah L.,) 

b. Fitchburg, Mass., May 15, 1862: m. there, Oct. 21, 1886, Mary Louise, dau. 

of John and Mary (McNamara) Willmott, b. Fitchburg, Dec. 25, 1861; farmer; 

Fitchburg. 

Ch. b. Fitchburg: 

16089. Bessie Frances, b. Aug. 8, 1888. 

16090. Louise Willmott, " Nov. 8, 1892. 

[10595] CARRIE ABBIE SAWYER,'« (Sister of Sarah L.,) 

b. Fitchburg. Mass.. Dec. 4, 1869: m. there, Feb. 4, 1891, Walter Benjamin, 

son of Henry G. and Harriet (Gates) Wightman, b. July 12, 1866; pattern malter; 

Fitchburg; Walpole, N. H.; Milwaulcee, Wis.; Hyde Park, Mass.: and Clare- 

mont, N. H.: member Golden Cross; Baptists. 

[10600] AUGUSTUS HENRY CARTER,i» (Marion A. Rice,« Laura O. 
Fairbanks,* Lydia Phillips,' Elizabeth Hamlin.« Eleazer,'^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,'' 
James,2i) b. Lebanon, N. H., Feb. 11, 1862: m. Lowell, Mass., Aug. 3, 1886, Abbie 
May, dau. of Henry and Abbie (Brown) Jackson, b. New Hartford, Ct., Aug. 21, 
1868: manufacturer; Lebanon; Republican; Freemason. 
Ch. b. Lebanon: 

16091. Marion Jackson, Aug. 28, 1887. 

16092. Donald Augustus, Jan. 21, 1895. 

[10601] FREDERICK GORDOY CARTER,i« (Bro. of Augustus H., ) 
b. Lebanon, N. H.. Aug. 9, 1865; m. there. May 16,1892, Sarah Josephine, 
dau. of Justus and Helen (Fulton) Sargent, b. Lebanon, Jan, 6, 1873; manufac- 
turer; Lebanon; Republican; Freemason and Odd Fellow. 
Ch. b. Lebantm: 

16093. Henry Gordon, Nov. 26, 1899. 

[10602] EDWARD AARON DAVIS,i» (Laura A. Rice,9 Laura O. Fair- 
banks,* Lydia Phillips,' Elizabeth Hamlin," Eleazer,'^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ 
James.2i) b. Chelsea, Vt., June 18, 1865; m. there, June 25, 1892, Josephine A., 
dau. of Peter and Johannah O'Connell, b. Bethel, Vt., May 3, 1870; bank cash- 
ier; Chelsea, until 1885; Detroit, Mich., until 1888; Bethel, Vt., 1902; Republi- 
can; Freemason and K. T.; she Epis. 
Ch. b. Bethel: 

16094. Edward Aaron, Mar. 6, 1901. 

[10604] ROBERT F. FAIRBANKS, »» (Charles L.,« Setb P.,» Lydia 

Phillips,' Elizabeth Hamlin," Eleazer,-> Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ .Tames,«») b, Wor- 
cester, Ma.ss,, Feb. 16, 1875; m. May 5, 1901, Lulu B.. dau. of Charles O. and 
Susan B. (Longley) Eagles, b. Canning, N. &, Aug. 27, 1881. 

[10610] ELEANN KNAPP RAY,i« (Margaret L. Smith,9 Caroline A. 
Fairbanks,* Lvdia Phillips.' Elizabeth Hamlin,' Eleazer,* Benjamin,* Eleazer,'^ 
James,'-ii) b, Franklin, Mass., Aug. 22, 1877; m. there, June 18, 1J)00, Edward 
Gottlieb, son of Gottlieb Broenniman, b. Watertown, Wis., Dec. 16, 1872; 



1282 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

hrciker: N. Y. City: Republican: Freemasdii: she Kiiiduated Vassar college, 

class of 1889. 

CI). I». lirookiyn, N. Y.: 

KiOft'). Edoak R.\Y, July 4, 1901. 

[KKilioJ ELSIE DANA McWAlN."' (William I).." Harriet N. Kilgore." 
Susannah Hamlin," Africa," Elca/er.-' Benjamin, < Eleazer.^* .lames.'^i) b. Wal- 
thaiu, Mass., Mar. 25, 1«H2; unmarried: graduated Cambridtre, (Mass.) Latin 
High School. 1900; stenographer and type writer: Boston. 

(lot)T;{] STELLA (iEKTKUDE .MKADE,'" (Alexander .J. ,« Europe A., << 
Dorcas Hamlin," Europe. •■■ P^leaxer,-* Btnijamin,* F^leazer,-'' James, «•) b. Ana- 
heim, Cal., June 4, 1879: in. Los Angeles. Cal., July 24. 1900, Winfred Elmo, son 
of Ale.xander Hamilton atid Martha Ozella ( Pleasants) Heavis. b. Whittier. Cal., 
Nov. 0, 1S77: editor, Ihuntii's Vohikj I'mijli •. Anaheim, Cal., 1879-80; Los Angeles, 
1886-1900; since, Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii: Democrat: member Companion Court 
18, L O. F.; she principal Lahainaluna Seminary, Main, Hawaii; member of 
Court 422. I. D. F.: members M. E. church South. 

Ch. b. Lahaina: 

16096. Hauold Maksuall, July 26. lltol. 

[10685] DAVJD WARD KING.'o ( Robert Q.,» Almena Caldwell.* Han- 
nah Hamlin,' Europe, « Eleazer,-' Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James. 21) b. Springfield. 
Ohio. Oct. 27, 1857: m. there, Dec. 29, 1880, Mary Wylie, dau. of Austin Milton, 
and Lettie Reed (Jrwiu) Burbank. b. Danville, Ky., Sept. 23, 1859: Presbs. 

Ch. b. Maitland, Mo.: 

16097. Lettie Reed, Dec. 29, 1881. 

16098. Robert Quigley, Dec. 11, 1886. 

16099. MiKlAM, Oct. 24, 1892. 

[10687] ROBERT LEFFLER KJNG,»" (Bro. of David W.,) 

b. Springfield, Ohio. Aug. 24, 1863; m. Value, Ohio, June 4, 1891, Lola M., 
dau. of Augustus F. and Minnie (Ault) Askam. b. Value, Mar. 4, 186H; 
Methodists. 

Ch. b. Grassland Farm, near Value, Ohio: 

16100. Edwin Askam. Mar. 11, 1892. 

16101. Hamlin Caldwell, June 28, 1894. 

[10688] ALMENA ADELINE KlNG.io (Sister of David W.,) 

b. Springfield. Ohio, Sept. 17, 1869; ni. Sept. 9, 1896, Harvey, son of James 
and Emma Jane ( Davis) Warrick, b. Davenport, Iowa, Dec. 25, 1871; res. Spring- 
field: I'resb. 

[10690J Di:. D.W'ID KING GOTWALD,'" (Mary E. King.* Alemena 
Caldwell,* Hannah Hamlin,' Europe." Eleazer.'' Benjamin. * Eleazer. James,-'') 
b. Shippofiburg, Pa., Oct. 21, 18(i0; m. York, Pa., Sept. 6. 1883, Julia Baugher, 
flau. of William and .Mary .liilia (Hauglier) Kurtz, b. York, May 8. 18()0; 
physician: Springfield, Ohio; Republican; he graduated Medical Department 
ITniversity of Pennsylvania, 1882; Capt. and A.sst. Surg. 3d Ohio, Vol. Inf., Mar. 
to Nov. 10, 1K9,S: Lutherans. 



TENTH GENERATION. 1283 

Ch. b. York, Pa: 

16102. William Kuktz, July 8, 1884. 

16103. Maky King, July 8, 1886. 

[10691] Rev. GEORGE DANIEL GOTVVALD,i<' (Bro. uf David K.,) 
b. Shippenburg, Pa., Sept. 18, 1862; m. York, Pa., July 7, 1885, Mary Bertlia, 
dau. of George Frederick and Emma (Gardiner) Baugher, b. York, Sept. 17, 
1861; clergyman; graduated Gettysburg, Pa., College, 1882: Gettysburg Seminary, 
1885; Salina, Kas., 18S5; Kansas City Mo., 1888; Republican; Lutherans. He d. 
Kansas City, Jan. 12, 1890. 

Ch. b. Salina, Kas.: 

16104. Julia Baugher, • July 8, 1886; d. July 10, 1886. 

16105. Elizabeth Gardinek, Dec. 25, 1887. 

[10694] Rev. FREDERICK GEBHART GOTWALD.i" (Bro. of David K.,) 
b. Aaronsburg, Pa., May 11, 1869; m. York, Pa., June 10, 1897, Julia Agnes, 
dau. of David Etta and Mary (Fulton) Small, b. Feb. 26, 1869; Lutheran clergy- 
man. 

Child: 

16106. Luther Alexander, b. July 28, 1898. 

[10697] ALMENA GOTWALD,io (Sister of David K.,) 

b. York, Pa., June 29, 1876; ra. Oct. 12, 1899, Glenn- Morris, son of Seth 
Greely and Sarah Grigella (Ruhl) Cummings, b. Gallon, Ohio, Sept. 22, 1873: 
lawyer; he studied law with Cummings & McBride, Mansfield, Ohio; and ad- 
mitted to the bar, June, 1898. 
Child: 

16107. George Gotwald, b. Nov. 15, 1901. 

[10699] CLARENCE NOBLE K[NG,i« (David,« Almena Caldwell,* 

Hannah Hamlin, ' Europe,* Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James.^i) b. Spring- 
field, Ohio, Dec. 25, 1865; m. May, 1888, labella Munson, b. Oswego, N. Y.; Dec. 
11, 1867. 

[10700] JENNIE MARY KING,>» (Sister of Clarence N.,) 

b. Springfield, Ohio, Feb. 2. 1876; m. May 2, 1899, George Herbert Brain, b. 
Springfield, May 20, 1865; lumber merchant. 
Child: 

16108. Charles Kino. b. July 15, 1900. 

[10734] MARY KEYT iSHAM,i« ( Mary H. Keyt,» Susannah Hamlin,» 
Hannibal G.,^ Europe.* Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,^!) b. Cincin- 
nati, Ohio, Aug. 20, 1871; unmarried. She received gold medal for general 
scholarship, and silver medal for mathematics. Woodward High School, 1890: 
B. A., Wellesley College, 1894; M. A., University of Cincinnati, 189<i; student in 
Philosophy, University of Chicago, 1897; Fellow in Philosophy Bryn Mawr 
College, 1898; Lecturer on Psychology, Laura Memorial Med. College, Cincin- 
nati, 1900-1. 



1284 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[10T:}5] ASA chapman IS1IA>L'" (Bro. of Mary K.,) 

b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept. 11, 1873; m. Terrace Park, Ohio, Oct. 2, 1901, Mary 
Elizabeth, rlau. of Peter F. and Louise (Cotil<linfcr) S\viIl^,^ b. Batavia, Ohio, Apr. 
Z'), 1878: supt., the P. K. Mitchell Co., mfjjrs. curled hair and feathers: Madison- 
ville, Ohit>. He was educated in the public schools of Cincinnati: Woodward 
Hi^'h School; White and Sykes, Franklin School; and Rensselaer Polytechnic 
Institute. Troy. N. Y.: Presbs. 

[1<J7;{7J ALONZO XEYT ISIIA.M."' (Bro. of Mary K.,) 

b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept. 11, 1877; unmarried: educated in the public 

schools, and Walnut Hills High School: S. B., Mass. Institute of Technology. 

.June. 1!>01: asst. mechanical engineer, Laidlow Dunn Gordon Co.. Tweedvale, 

Oliio. 

[10754] WARREN E. CARTER.io (Eugene." Henry," Pamelia Hamlin.- 
America," Eleazer.'' Benjamin.* Eleazer,^ James.^') b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Jan. 1. 
1865: in. there, 1899. He served several terms of enlistment: one in 18 U.S. Inf.: 
one in U. S. Marine Corps: was on U. S. Crui.ser, New York; acting sergt-major, 
U. S. Marines: was mentioned for distinguished gallantry at Guantanamo, Cuba, 
JuneC?) 1898: also served in the Phillipines: gunnery .sergt. U. S. Marine Corps. 
Brooklyn Navy Yard. 1899. 

Child: 

1()109. Eugene Robert, b. lUOu. 

[10756] GEORGE HENRY CARTER,'" (Bro. of Warren E.,) 

b. Bradford, Mass.,. July 19, 1871: m. Haverhill. Mass.. Oct. 1, 1896, Malvina 
Hastings, dau. of Henry Ware and Martha Piumiiier (Hastings) Mansur. b. Rox- 
bury, Mass., Aug. 14, 1873: shoe mfgr.; Bradford, Mass., 1871-96; since, Haver- 
hill. 

No issue. 

[107.57] HENRY CARTER CORSON,i» (Catherine S. Carter," Henry.s 
Pamelia Hamlin,' America,* Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,-') b. 

Bradford, Mass., June 25, 1872; unmarried; graduated Harvard University. 1895: 

Cong. He d. Nov. 18, 1896. 

[10758] CHARLES EMERSON CORSON,'" (Bro. of Henry C.,) 
b. Haverhill, Mass.. Aug. 15, 1879; student. Harvard University, Class of 
1902: Cong. 

[10760] MELLIE GOLDTHWAITE CARTER,'" (Robert G.,» Henry,* 
Pamelia Hamlin,' America,* Eleazer,'^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^' James,-') b. Fort 
Richardson, Texas, June 21, 1871; m. Washington, D. C, Oct. M, 1900, August 
Hector, .son of Baron Hector Lamey Von Bayer, and his wife, Baronin Mathil- 
da Caroline Von Cornberg, b. Karlsrhue. Baden, Germany, -June 21, 1873; civil 
engineer: he res. Karisriiue. until 1875; Washington, D. C, until 1890: Ithaca, 
N. Y., until 1892; Johnston, Pa., until 1896: Ithaca, until 1900; since, Easley, 
Ala.; member Fidelity Lodge 51, A. F. & A. M., Ithaca. 
Ch. b. Easley: 

16110. Donald Caktek Goldthwaite, July 26, 1901; d. Nov. 18, 1902. 



TENTH GENERATION. 1285 

[10761] BESSIE RICHARDSON CARTER, i« (Sister of Mellie G.,) 
b. Fort Richardson, Texas, Nov. 14, 1872; m. Baltimore, Md., Mar. 16, 1893, 
Edgar C, son of Hon. Frank L. Campbell, b. Washington, B.C.; clerk in War 
Dept. Washington, D. C. His father was asst. secretary of interior. 

[10762] ROBERT DEXTER CARTER, •« (Bro. of Mellie G.,) 

b. Newtonville, Mass., Aug. 10, 1876: m. Washington, D. C, Jan. 16, 1899, 
Helen Flint, dau. of Charles M. and Mary Jane (Patterson) Wright, b. Annapo- 
lis, Md., Sept. 27, 1875. He served in the Philllipine Islands as Q. M. clerk, 
under Gen. H. W. Lawton: Head Quarters, 1st Division, 8 A. C, since Jan. 19, 
1899: commissioned 2d Lieut. F, 12, U. S. Inf., Jan. 1, 1900: .stationed atTarlac, 
Panique, Pura, O'Donnell, Gerona and Manila, Island of Luzon: served in cam- 
paigns of Laguna de Bay: in attack on Santa Cruz: in tiret southern campaign, 
in actions at Bacoor and Zapote Bridge and Imus, under Gen. Lawton; Batt., 
Q. M. and commissary; collector U. S. Int. Rev., Province of Tarlac. July, 1900, 
to Feb. 12, 1901: returned to the U. S., 1902. 

[10772] ALTA MAY BEAN,io (Mary C. Hamlin,« Albert,* America,'* 
Eleazer,5 Benjamin,* Eleazer.s Jaraes,2i) b. Archers, Col., Jan. 1, 1877: m. Little- 
ton, Col., June :W, 1895, Charles Jackson, son of Joseph Peter and Nancy Ann 
{Garrett) Conrad, b. Stout's Mills, W. Va., July 16, 1870; farmer; W. Va., 
until 1889; since, Colorado; Sedalia, Col., 1802; Republican; Odd Fellow. 
Ch. b. Douglas Co., Col: 

16111. Edavin, b. May 3, 1896. 

16112. Flyod Lester, " July 6, 1899. 

[10791] THEODORE GAGE WILKINS,i« (Luther E.,^ Alraira F. Ham- 
lin,* America,'6 Eleazer," Benjamin,* Eleaze.r,^ James,2>) b. Clinton, Mass., Nov. 
27, 1873; m. Providence, R. I., Oct. 17, 1899, Lizzie Russell, dau. of Willis Clif- 
ford and Addie Jones ( Masten) Healey, b. Provincetown, Mass., Dec. 20, 1882; 
res. Worcester, Mass. 

Ch. b. Worcester: 

16113. Theodore Russell, June 26, 1900, 

16114. Adelaide Elizabeth, Dec. 17, 1901. 

[108.33] NELLIE MABEL STETSON,!" (George H.,9 Adeline Hamlin,* 
Elijah L.,7 Cyrus,^ Eleazer,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James.^M b. Kenduskeag, Me., 
Apr. 5, 1873: m. Bangor, Me., Sept. 2, 1896, Stover Wheelwright, son of Albert 
Henry and Ellen (Wheelwright) Thaxter, b. Bangor, Oct. 31, 1873; grain dealer, 
bookkeeper: Bangor; Republican: she Unitarian. 
Ch. b. Bangor; 

16115. Elizabeth Kidder, May 18, 1897, 

[10907] FRED* HAMBLIN LYMAN,i« (Mary A. Hamblin,^ Alexander 

C.,9 William L.,' Silas,*^ James,*3 2i) b. Battle Creek, Mich., Oct. 29. 1866; 

m. Mar. 10, 1897, Bertha May, dau. of Henry P. and Matilda (Flagg) Blashtield, 

b.Yorkville, Mich., Jan. 25, 1867; insurance, real estate and loan agent; Battle 

Creek; Republican. 

No issue, 1899. 



1286 THE JTAMLIK FAMILY. 

fl0922J SAOIK L. MOFFATT.w (Alice G. Ckjllins,» Martha Hamblln," 
William L.,'Silas,«6Jame.s,"«») b. Orleans, N. Y., July 5. 1875; m. Brownville, 
N. Y.. Oct. 10, 1H«)4. Charles R., son of Edwin and Hattie (Crandall) Adams, b. 
Brownville. June 19. iHl.i: fanner; Brownville: iiepublican, 
Ch. b. Brownville: 

16116. NlLKS, Aug. 5, 1895. 

16117. luKNK, Aug., 1898. 

[10926] GRACE B. HOOVER, »» (Addie E. Collins," Martha Hamblin,* 
William L.,' Silas,*!- .James.i^zi) \y_ Brownville, N.Y., Au^'. 2o, ls76: m. there, 
Nov. 21, 1894, Melvin, son of Theron and Rose (Chaufty) Ti merman, b. Brown- 
ville, Nov. 8, 1872: farmer; Brownville: Republican: member l^o.xter Grange, and 

Foresters. 

Ch. b. Brownville: 

16118. Cecil, Aug. 29, 1896. 

16119. TiiKHoN, June, 1899. 

[10927] NELLIE E. HOOVER,!" (Sister of Grace B.,) 

b. Brownville, N. Y., Nov. 6, 1878: m. there, Feb. 8, 1899, Arthur, son of 
William and Anna (Williams) Poole, b. Brownville, Apr. 19, 1877; farmer; Brown- 
ville; l^'orrester. 



[10960] LUCRETIA CHILDS," (Cordelia T. Small,'-' Lucretia Hamblin," 
William," Nathan," Caleb,5James,*»2M b. North Falmouth, Ma.ss., May 4, 1850: 
m. there, Sept. 12, 1877, Capt. Charles Childs, b. Flores, Western Islands, Dec. 
24, 1841: master mariner, retired: North Falmouth. 

Ch. b. N, Falmouth: 

16120. Ralph A., Oct. 8, 1874. 

16121. HKKiiiiUT F., July 4, 1878. 

[10961] FREDERICK CHILI)S,w (Bro. of Lucretia,) 

b. North Falmouth, Mas.s., Jan. 24, 1852; m. Brockton. Mass., Feb. 14. 1880, 

Sarah, dau. of .lames Lane and Sarah (Capen) Carr, b. Brockton, .Sept. 14, 18,58: 

shoe business; Brockton, 1896. 
Child: 
l6l2^2. Arthuk, b. Aug. 5, 1880. 

[10962] BYRON CHILDS,!" (Bro. of Lucretia, J 

b. Hilo, Hawaiian Islands, Apr. 4, 1854; ra. East Falmouth, Mass., July 11, 

1H91, Nettie, dau. of William S. and Nellie (Davi.s*) Baker.t b. E. Falmouth. 

May :iO. 18<i7: mariner; North Falmouth. 

Children: 

16123. JkssieS., b. June 23, 18^>2, E. Falmouth. 

16124. GkaceE., " Mar. 18, 1894. 



• I'.. I |);i\ i> ^. .■ I :*4. 17, 42 and 169. 

t For linker see note 123. 



TENTH GENERATION. 1287 

[109631 LILLIE CHILDS,i» (Sister of Lucretia,) 

b. North Falmouth, Mass., Nov. 20, 1856; m. there, May 29, 1894, William, 

son of Asa and Eliza (Adams) Raymond, Pocas.sett, Mass., Dec. 13, 1854: painter; 

Pocassett. 1896. 

Children; 

16125. Edith, b. July 10, 1885. 

16126. Jennie, " July 15, 1887. 

[10964] MINNIE CH1LDS,'» (Sister of Lucretia,) 

b. Honolulu, H. I., Oct. 2, 1858: m. North Falmouth, Mass., Nov. 29, 1888, 
R. Bertram, son of Abraham and Lucinda (Burgess*) Phinney,t b. Monument 
Beach, Mass., Apr. 23, 1863; carpenter: Monument Beach, 1896. 
Ch. b. Monument Beach: 

16127. Waldo B., Jan. 27. 1891. 

16128. Lucy E., Mar. 30, 1894. 

[10967] FLORENCE M. SNOW," (Rebecca W. Small,9 Lucretia Hamblin,* 
William, 7 Nathan,* Caleb.^ James,*^^!) b. East Boston, Mass., May 19, 1876; m. 
Winchester, Mass., June 15, 1897, Charles Ramsey Bready, b. Philadelphia, Pa., 
1867; wool merchant: Philadelphia: Republican; Baptist. 
Ch. b. Philadelphia: 

16129. Alberts., May 21, 1898. 

[10969] JUSTINA MELROSE HAMBLIN,io (WiHiam.9 Hirara,^ Wil- 
liam,' Nathan,6 Caleb,^ .James,»3«') b. Waquoit, Mass., Dec. 5,1872; m. Ware- 
ham, Mass., by Rev. Charles H. Washburn, Feb. 15, 1893, Capt. Charles Freeman, 
son of Joseph Henry and Roxaona ( Douglas) Burgess,* b. Wareham, July 15, 
1867: farmer; Wareham. 

Ch. b. Falmouth: 

16130. Gordon Freeman, Mar. 24, 1894. 

[10971] SUSAN ELIZA BASSETT,>o (Anna L. Hamblin,9 Hiram,« 

William, 7 Natlian,* Caleb,^ James,* 321) b. West Barnstable, Mass., Dec. 8, 

1875: m. there, Sept. 4, 1897, Frank Whitman, son of Henry Frank and Eliza 

Abby (Whitman) Loring, b. W. Barnstable, Dec. 5, 1872; poultry breeder: West 

Barnstable; members East Sandwich Grange; shed. W.Barnstable, Sept. 7, 1898. 

Ch. b. W. Barnstable: 

16131. Henry Bassett, Aug. 31, 1898. 

[10973] EMILY KERN," (William E.,* Tabitha P. Hamblin,* William,' 
Nathan,fi Caleb,^ James,*32i) b. Sandwich, Mass., Dec. 3, 1852; m. New Bedford, 
Mass., Mar. 26, 1876, William, son of William M. and Phebe T. (Taylor) Wilber, 
South Dartmouth, Mass., July 13, 1850; res. New Bedford. 

[10974] ETTA KERN,'" (Sister of Emily,) 

b. Sandwich, Mass., May 21, 1861: m. New Bedford, Mass., Oct, 15, 1883, 

* For Burgess see note 389. 
+ For Phinney see note 189. 



1288 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

James, son of Geurjye and Ellen (McNiitt) .Schwall, b. New Bedford, Mar. \K 
1853; drujfifist; New Bedford: Ereemason. 

Ch. b. New Bedford: 

16132. Eva E., May 25, 1885. 

[10978J LILLIAN SEARS BAKER,'" (Anphenette Kern,« Tabitha P, 
Hamblin," William, ^ Nathan,* Caleb,'- James.^sai) b. .South Lenni.s, Ma.s.s., 
Oct. 20, 1867; m. there, Oct. 20, 1885, William Russell, son of Rus.sell Davis and 
Eli/a (Kelley) Farris, b. South Yarmonth, Ma.ss.. Apr. 9, 18()4: merchant: South 
Yarmouth, until 1900; siiK'e, .Melrose, Mass.; Republican: on school committee, 
9 years: member Howard Lod.i,'e, A. F. & A. M.; Orient Chapter, R. A. M. 
Children: 

16133. Russell Davis, b. Nov. 29, 1887, So. Yarmouth. 

16134. Mabel Winthkop, " Dec. 2, 1891. 

16135. Cecil King, " Sept. 26, 1900, .Melro.se, 

[10996J GERTRUDE HAINES TAYLOR,'" (Ella E. Haines," Nancy M. 
Jones,'* Hannah Hamblin,' Nathaniel," Caleb,'^ James, <■'-'») b. Waltham. Mass., 
June 29, 1871: m. Ro.vbury Mass., Aua. 24, 1892, Alexander William, son of An- 
drew and Jenet (Dickey) McKee, b. Roxbury, Apr. 9, 1869; trimmer of clothin^j; 
Roxbury, until 1894; since, Cambridge, Mass.; Republican; Freemason. 

[11006] MARY ELIZABETH LOOMIS,'" (Leonard G.,^' Lovisa Crocker,* 
Betsey Foote,- Elizabeth Hamblin, « Job,'' James,*32i) b. Greenbush, Mich., l-'eb. 
28, 1867; m. there, Dec. 28, 1888, Prof. Douwe Bouka. son of Hessel and Clara 
Yutema, b. May 31, 1851; profe.ssor of Chemistry and Physics in Hope College, 
Holland, Mich.; Republican: members of Dutch Reformed Church. 

Children: 

16136. Hessel Edward, b. Jan. 17, 1891, St. Johns, 

16137. Leonard Francis, " July 29, 1892, 

16138. Clara Elizabeth, " Feb. 28, 18»4, Holland. 

16139. Theodore Otto, "Apr. 8, 1900, 

16140. Chester, '• Feb. 4, 1902, " 

[11007] LEONARD STANTON LOOMIS,*" (Bro. of Mary E.,) 
b. Greenbush, Mich., Auj^-. 4, 1871: m. Addison, Mich., An^. 28, 1895, .Vdali 
F. Browne; farmer; Hud.son, Mich.; Republican: Methodists. 

[ 11017] WILBERT CROCKER,'" (Alvan J.,» Judson,* Betsey Foote,' 
Elizabeth Hamblin, « Job,f' James,*»^') b. Gaines, Mich., Mar. 30, 1873: m. ByioD 
Center, Mich., Aug. 2, 1S94, Lillie, dan. of Sidney and .Vlvira Williams, b. 
Byron, Jan. 23, 1873: farmer; Byron Center: Repul)lican; she Methodist; shed. 
Byron Center, Jan. 13, IJWO. 

Ch. b. Byron: 

16141. TuEssiK, Nov. 13, 18i>6. 

111032] WILLIAM FOOTE gUAYLE.'" (Romela M. Foote." Lyman P.,» 

Thomas,^ Elizabeth Hamblin, « Job.'- .fames,<»2') b. Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 26, 

1862: m. Duluth, Minn., Feb. 16, 1898, Frances, dau. of Guardis Delazon and 



TENTH GENERATION. 1285) 

Alice Almyra (Bradley) Edwards, b. Bay City, Mich., Feb. 14, 1875; merchant: 
Duluth; she Methodist. 

Child: 

16142. Henky Bradley, b. Jan. 26, 1899. 

[11033] FLORENCE HELEN QUAYLE," (Sister of William F.,) 

b. Cleveland, Ohio, June 9, 1865; m. there, June 11, 1896, Jay D.. son of Spencer 
and Mary Fuller, b. Alden, N. Y.; treasurer, Hasoroth Canning: Co.; Cleveland: 
Republican: she Epis. 

Ch. b. Cleveland: 

16143. Helen Elizabeth, Mar. 29, 1898. 

[11038] ELLA RUTH LENEE,i« (Florence R. Foote.s Lyman P.,« 

Thomas,' Elizabeth Hamblin,« Job,^ James,*32i) b. Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 7, 
1876; m. Poplar Bluff, Mo., July 20,1898, Walter Sebastian Albret, b. Cape 
Girardeau, Mo., Mar. 24, 1868; merchant; Cape Girardeau, 1868-86; N. Y. City, 
1886-9: since. Cape Girardeau: Democrat: Catholic; she Epis. 

Ch. b. Cape Girardeau: 

16144. Marian Lenee, Oct. 6, 1899. 

[11057] GEORGE 1. FRAlZER,io (Mary A. Gardner,9 Temperance R. 

Foote,« Thomas,' Elizabeth Hamblin,« Job,-^ James,*^^!) b. Ramsey, 111., 
Mar. 31, 1878: unmarried; school teacher, stenograper, and book keeper; Ram- 
sey; Republican. 

[11062] JAMES M. MARTIN, i« (Emma T. Gardner,9 Temperance R. 
Foote,8 Thomas,' Elizabeth Hamblin,* Job.5 James,*^^!) b. Arlington, Mo., Oct. 
4, 1873; m. Ramsey, Ills., May 15, 1892, Myrtle, dau. of Robert F. and Luticia 
(Flynn) Clow. b. London City, Ills., Nov. 25, 1874; farmer: Phelps Co., Mo., 1881; 
London City and Ramsey, Ills.; Republican; member Oak Bluff Camp 162, 
M. W. A.; Christians. 

Ch. b. Carson Township: 

16145. Jessie, b. Feb. 7, 1893: d. Feb, 16, 1893. 

16146. Arlie, "Apr. 4,1894. 

16147. ViFQUAiN, " Nov. 13, 1896. 

[11073] CORA EVELYN BARTON, w (Emeline J. Foot," Solomon R.,« 
Silas,' Elizabeth Hamblin,« Joh,5 James,**^!) b. Melrose, Minn., May 17, 1871; 
m. San Pedro, Cal., Dec. 25, 1893, Wilbur S., son of Warren Edgar and Mary 
Charlina (Barton) Mclntyre, b. Fillmore Co., Minn., Oct. 18, 1867: proprietor of 
Mclntyre's Protective Patrol, Passadena, Cal.; removed to California, Dec. 8, 
1887; res. Santa Barbara, Cal., until July, 1888: San Pedro, July, 1888, to Dec, 
1894; Passadena, Cal., since Dec. 24, 1894: Republican; member Tent 1, K. O. 
T. M.; she Epis.: member Hive 6, L. O. T. M. 
Children: 

16148. Evelyn B., b. Mar. 31, 1895; d. Jan. 1, 1901. 

16149. Beatrice M., " June 27, 1897. 



12iK) Tin-: TIAMIJN I AMILV. 

[11074J A DDIE ALL5ERTA BARTON,'" (Sister of Cora E.,) 

b. Birchdale. Minn., Feb. 16, 187;i: m. San Pedro, Cal., June 28, 1894, Fred- [ 

erick S., son of William Ilt-nry and Mary (Crozier) Nichols, b. Wapakoneta, , 

Ohio, Oct. 31, I8t)4; lumber inspector; Wapakoneta, until 1884: Washington. 

D. C, until 1891; since, San Pedro, Cal.; Democrat; member Lodge 126, K. P.: 

she Epis. 

Cli. b. .San Pedro: 

16150. Ruth Pauline, .Inly 4, 1895. 

16151. Clarence Edwakd, May 5, liioi: d. .Ian. 4. lif'2. 

[llliyj ALICE TAYLOR ROBERTS, i«> (Mary Ann Stevens,* Ransom F / 
Louvisa J'oote,' Elizabeth llamblin," .Job/^ James,<32') b. Traver.se City, Midi.. 
May 12, 1873; unmarried: graduate of Conservatory of Music. Philadelphia, l';i.: 
a noted musician; Cong. 

[11120] WILLIAM RAN.SOM ROBERTS, 10 (Bro. of Alice T.,) 
b. Traverse City, Mich., June 28, 1876: unmarried: soldier in Cuban and 
Philippine wars, M, 34 Mich. Inf.: dis. Nov. 1898; G, 37 U. S. Vols.; dis. Feb. 20, 
1901. He was at San Juan, and in eleven engagements in the Philippines. 

[11121] MARIAN STEVENS ROBERTS. »» (Sister of Alice T.,) 

b. Tiaverse City, Mich., Aug. 22, 1878; unmarried; teacher. 

[11122] LORIN BURRITT STEVENS,'" (Elihu B.,'-- Ransom F..« Lou- 
visa Foote,' Elizabeth IIamblin,« Job,^ James,*32i) b. Hart, Mich., Jan. 30, 
1876; m. Grandville, Mich., Sept. 1, 1897, Maude Augusta, dau. of Isaiah Barber 
and Mary Elizabeth (Gray) Hamilton, b. Georgetown, ^lich., Sept. 6, 1878: nailer 
and carpenter: Byron and Grandville, Mich.; Grand Rapids, since 1897; Repub- 
lican; she Methodist. 

Ch. b. Grand Rapids: 

16152. LouiN Ransom, Oct. 12, 1898. 

16153. Isaiah Burkett, Apr. 17, 1900. 

16154. Cyrus Ben,jamin, Nov. 18, 1901. 

[11242] ANNE EVERETT CHILDS,>" ( William,'-' Thoma.s,* Joseph. '"s ^ 
Deliverance Hamblin,* James,32i) b. Waquoit, Mass., Aug. 3, 1856; m. 1885. I 
Ignatius Sargent, b. Philadelphia, Pa.; retired, Waquoit. 
Child: 

16155. WiNTHKOP William. 

[11244] WILLIAM ANDREW CHILDS,>« (Bro. of Anne E.,) 

b. Wacjuoit, Mass., Aug. 12, 1867; m. Feb, 20, 1894, Harriet Merritt, of New 
Bedford, Mass. 

No issue, 1896. 

[11245J ELIZA WESTON CHILDS,i» (Sister of Annie E.,) 

b. Falmouth, Mass., Dec. 22, 1873; m. there, b. Rev. Thomas Bell, Aug. 23, 

1892, Dr. Charles Warren, son of Charles Warren and Eliza (Lambert*) Wliite.t 

b. Randolph, Ma.ss., 1860; physician; Fairhaven Mass. 
Child: 

16156. Lawrence Warren. 



• For Lambert see note 43. 

+ For White sue note 27. 



TENTH GENERATION. 1291 

[11246] FLORANCE F. TlBBITTS.w (Idella G. Hamlin,» Chandler O.," 
Isaiah,' Josiah,6 Timothy," Zaccheus,* Jonathan, 3 James,2i) b. Dec. 23, 187"); 
m. George Morton. 

Child: 

1(5157. Ruth S. 

[11259] GEORGE ARNOQLD JAQUES,'" (Flora A. Miller," Mary . J. 

Hamblin," Isaiah," Josiah, 6 Timothy, 5 Zaccheus,* Jonathan. :* Jarae.s,ai) b. 
Worcester, Mass., May 17, 1870; m. there, Oct., 1893, AbbyAmy, dau. of Syl- 
vanus Granger and Abby Amy (Hendrick) Bullock, b. Oct. 10, 1871: carpenter; 
Worcester; Republican; member Worcester Conclave 332, Heptasophs: Baptists. 

Ch. b. Worcester: 

16158. Harold Richard, Feb. 23, 1895. 

16159. Bexjamin Bullock, Dec. 19, 1896. 

16160. Gladdis Caroline, Apr. 17, 1898. 

[11273] MARY E. HAMLEN,i« (Alonzo H.,s Hartwell A.,« David,' Tim- 
othy, "^'^ Zaccheus,* Jonathan, ^ James,2i) b. East Vassalboro, Me., Sept. 20, 1871; 

m. McCurdy; res. N. Vassalboro. 

Ch. b. North Yas.salboro: 

16161. Malen, Mar. 11, 1896. 

16162. . Melvin, Jan. 1, 1898. 

11274] BERTHA N. HAMLEN," (Sister of Mary E.,) 

b. East Vassalboro, Me., Aug. 3, 1873; m. North VavSsalboro, Me., Dec, 25, 1893, 
Albert, son of George W. and Margaret (Fairfield) Clark, b. St. Albans, Me.. 
Feb. 1, 1873; grocer; Fairfield; Republican: Methodist; member A.O. U.VV. 
No issue. 

[11287] VESTA M. ERSKlNS,i" (Almira H. WMlliams,^ Vesta Hamlen,* 
Daniel,' Timothy,^^ Zaccheus,* Jonathan, » James,2i) b. Bradford, Me., Oct. 11, 
1873: m. Jan. 16, 1889, Samuel Putnam, of Presque Isle, Me. 
Ch. b. Presque Isle.: 

16163. George W., Aug. 2, 1892. 

16164. AVIS S., July 18, 1894: d. Aug. 25, 1894. 

16165. Mildred M., June 11, 1895. 

[11301] CARRIE E. DEARBORN,io ('"^arah C Williams,'-' Jane Hamlon," 
Daniel,- Timothy,6sZaccheus,i Jonathan,^ James,2i) b. Bradford, Me., Feb. 
8, 1863: m. Cal., Dec. 27, 1893, Rev. Leland D. Rathbone, b. Ohio; clergyman; 
Redwood City, Cal.: he graduated Oberlin College: went to Cal., and there grad- 
uated, Cong. Theological school; pastor, Cong, church. Redwood City: she grad- 
uated Normal school, Castine, .Me., 1882: taught school in Maine, until 1889; 
went to Cal. and taught school at Pecadero, and Mt. Brow; afterwards, principal 
of Woodside school. She was accidently killed by a runaway horse, May 17. 1895. 

[11302] ROSE DEARBORN, i« (Sister of Carrie E.,) 

b. Bradford, Me., Mar. 3, 1865: graduated Normal School, Castine. Me., 1882; 
taught .school, Houlton, Me., Manchester, N. H., and Lynn. Mass. In 1902 she 
was supervising drawing in the public schools of Skowhegan, Me.; Bapti.st. 



1292 THE nAMLT>' FAMIT.Y. 

\IU04] LILLIAN M. DEARBORN,'" (Sister of Carrie E..) 

b. Bradford, Me.. June 29, 18(58: gradated Normal scliool, Castine. Me., 1887: 

laiinht si-JKMil, II(jnlt()ii, Me.. Newmarket, N.II., and Everett. Mas.s. In 1902 

\va.s supervisor of drawing in Quincy. Mass.: Baptist. 

|li;{05] ELSIE M. I)EAlliU)[JN.'" (Sister of Carrie E.,) 

1). Brafiford. Me.. .Inly 2. 1870: teaclier in public school, Maiden. Mass. 

\]VAM] .JOHN \V. DEARBORN. i» (Bro. of Carrie E..) 

h. Bradford. .Me.. .Fune 11. 1HT2: graduated at University of Maine. 1898: 
draftsman lor VVincliester Reaptint; Arms Co., New Haven, Ct. 

[11.307] EMMA B. DEARBORN. >» (Sister of Carrie E.. ) 

b. Bradford, Me., Feb. 1, 187.J; teacher: Taunton, Ma.ss. 

[11308] HELEN M. DEARBORN,'" (Sister of Carrie E.,) 

b. Bradford, Me.. Nov. 8, 1878: student, Salem, (Mass) Normal School. 

[11309] HARVEY REED WILLIAMS,'" (Henry T.,» Jane Hamlen. - 
Daniel,' Timothy."'' Zaccheus,* Jonathan, 3 James, 2') b. Bradford. Me., June 14, 
18(i9; inimarried, 1894: .scliool teacher: East Bradford: attended school in his 
native town, and Hig^ins Classical Institute, Charlestowo, Me.; member Inde- 
pendent Grange 77, P. of H.: Oak Hill Lodge 211, I. O. G. T.: Bradford Lodge 
8ti. I. O. O. F.: Univer-salist. 

[11319] SUSAN HODGES,w (Llewellyn E.,» Harriet Hamlin," Jonas,' 

Timothy,"-' Zaccheui5,< Jonathan," Janies,^') b. Winslow, Me., June 8, 18G9: m. 

Lowell, Ma.ss., Oct. H, 1887, Sidney K., son of Enoch, and Harriet Fuller.* b. 

Winslow, 18.51; farmer; Winslow; Republican; selectman; members P. H.. 

Winslow, Me. 

Ch. b. Winslow: 

16166. Mkuton, Aug. 4, 1892. 

[11359] WILLIAM IT. DEAN,"' (Livonia McKinney,« Maria West,» Mary 
Dickey,' Mary Hamlin," Timothy,^ Zaccheus,< Jonatlian,^ James,-') b. .South 
Thomaston, Me., Aug. 20, 1855; ra. there, Oct. 30, 1879, Lyde M., dau. of Samuel 
and Hannah J. (Sleeper) Dean, b. S. Thomaston, Mar. 18, 1856: clerk; S. Thomas- 
ton; liepublican; member Knox Lodge 20, I. O. O. F.; Metliodists. She d. Los 
Angeles, Cal., Mar. 29, 1890. 

Ch. b. S. Thomaston: 

16167. Maynakd S., Aug. 13. 1880. 

16168. Gkack J., Dec. 30, 1882. 

[11.360] ALVIN F. DEAN,'o ( Bro. of William H..) 

b. .So. Thomaston, Me., June 6, 1857: m. Portland, Me., May 29, 1894, Alice, 
dau. of DeLuncy and Annie M. (Hicks) Sears, t b. Raymond, Me., May 25, 1875: 
merchant; Portland: Republican; member Portland Commandery 2, K. T., and 
Hadattah Lodge 117, I. O. O. F.: she member AVoman's Literary Union. 
Ch. b. Portland: 

16169. AuciliHAl.D S., Dec. 14, 1894. 

16170. Lucy F., July 11, 1897. 



• For Fuller see note 112. 

+ For Sears see notes 7. 28.'). 368, 370, 3«1 and 42«. 



TENTH GENERATlOxN 1293 

[11361] BENJAMIN W. DEAN," (Bio. of William H.,) 

b. South Thoraaston, Me., July 2(5, 1859; in. Bangor, Me., Apr. 20, 1887, Jessie 
D. Brooks; merchant: Portland, Me.; Republican; Odd Fellow; she res. Port- 
laud, 1899. He d. Portland, Nov. 10, 1889. 

Ch. b. Portland: 

16171. Elizabeth, Oct., 1888. 

[11362] JOHN FRED DEAN.'o (Bro. of William H..> 

b. So. Thomaston, Me., July 18, 1870; m. Biddeford, Me., Sept. 20, 1897, Ella 
Jeannette, dau. of James and Sarah Jane (W^ells) Beaumont, b. Biddeford, July 
25, 1873; merchant: Biddeford: Republican; she Epis.; member Rebekah Lodge, 

J . O. O. F, 

Ch. b. Biddeford: 

16172. Jeanstette Beaumont, Dec. 10, 1898. 

[11363] CHARLES H. FRYE,«« (Sarah J. McKenney,» Maria West,« 

Mary Dickey," Mary Hamlin,*^ Timothy,'* Zaccheus,* Jonathan,* James.^i) b. South 
Thomaston, Me., Mar. 7. 1859: m. Chelsea, Mass., Oct. 25, 1882, Mattie L., dau. 
of Timothy D. and Cyntliia (Crosby*) Atwood.f b. 1860: bank cashier; Revere, 
Mass.: Republican: selectman. He d. Boston, Mass., Aug. 24, 1898; she d. Sharon, 
Mass., Aug. 21, 1898. 

Ch. b. Revere: 

16173. HAiiOLD, 1884. 

[11368] CHARLES H. McKENNEY," (Henry H..* Maria West,* Mary 
Dickey," Mary Hambiin,« Timothy, ^ Zaceheus,* Jonathan,* James,2i) b. Cape 
Elizabeth, Me., May 8, J864: adopted by his aunt Frances E. Bartlett, and is 
tailed Bartlett; married. 

[11376] SOLOX CHASE, 10 (Drusilla M. McKenney,» Maria West,* Mary 

Dickey,' Mary Hamlin, « Timothy,'- Zaccheus,* Jonathan,* James,3i) b. Chase's 

Mills, Me., Aug. 6, 1872; m. Oct. 25, 1895, Helma Anderson, of Sweden, Me., b. 

Apr. 7, 1871. 

Children: 

16174. Myrtle, b. July 23, 1896: d. Feb. 11, 1897, Denver, Col. 
1<3175. Mildred, " Nov. 26, 1897. 

[11380] EDWIN FRANK McKEEVER,i» (Mary A. Tibbitts," Dorcas 
W^est,s Mary Dickey,^ Mary Hamlia," Timothy,^ Zaccheus,* Jonathan,* James.^i) 
b. Merrimack, N. H., Feb. 28, 1867; m. St. Andrews, N. B., Nov. 13, 1890. Cora 
Holmes, dau. of Albion K. Parris and Eliza Ann (Abbotti Page. b. Orono, Me., 
Aug. 25, 1871: painter: Eddington, Me.; Republican: member of Minerva Lodge 
•96, I. O. O. F. 

[11396] EDITH JANE MAYO,i» (Emma J. Moore." John.* Pauline 

Dickey,^ Mary ilamlin,* Timothy,^ Zaccheus,* Jonathan,* James,=JM b. East Bos- 
ton, Mass., July 12, 1875; m. Franklin Park Mass., Apr. 21, 1898, Arthur A., son 
of Alonzo A. and Sarah Knights, b. Melrose, Mass., 1873; civil engineer: Melrose. 

* For Crosby see note 391. 
+ For Atwood see note 287. 



12W THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[11434] CLARA ADELA HAMLIN,i« (Charles H.," William,* Solomon.''-- 
Timothy,* Zaccheus,* Jonathan, s James.^M b. Medway, Me., Dec. 31, 1872: m. 
Mattawamkcay, Me., Oct. IB, 1890, Henry Erlwarrl. son of Nelson .Vugustus and 
Natiey Marsh (Fletcher) Powers, b. Medway, Aug- 24, 18Hy: farmer; Medway; 
Republican; members Floral Grange 232, P. H. 

Ch. b. Medway: 

1617<>. Maude May, Aug. 10, 1891. 

1H177. BuDD Edwakd, Aug. 1, 1894. 

I(il7«. Mkkle Allen, May 12, 189ti. 

1<)179. Otis Henky, June 9, 1897. 

16180. Scott Fletcher, Oct. 3, 1898. 

16181. Harris Hamlin, Aug. 23, li>oo. 

[11445J MILLIE MAY HAMLIN,» (Sister of Clara A.,) 

b. Medway, Me., Feb. 10, 1875; m. Mattawamkeag, Me., Nov. 8, 1890, Sheri- 
dan, son Nelson Augustus and Nancy Marsh (Fletcher) Powers, b. Medway, 
Jan. 21, 1866: farmer; Medway. 

Ch. b. Medway: 

16182. Rachael Mildred, Dec. 30, 1892. . 

16183. Don Fletcher, Aug. 5, 1894; d. Sept. 14, 1894. 

16184. EjiiiA Nancy, Nov. 14, 1896. 

16185. Paul Dickson, May 30, 1899. 

16186. Prince Albert, Feb. 7, 1901. 

[11436] LILLIE ELIZABETH HAxMLlN, 10 (Sister of Clara A.,) 

b. Medway, Me., Mar. 6, 1877: m. Milo, Me., Apr., 1895, Jerry, son, of Moses 
Robert and Mary Ann (Wells) Haskins, b. Milo, Feb. 10, 1876; carpenter; Milo: 
Republican; member of Foresters, and K. O.T. M.; Baptists. 

Ch. b. Milo: 

16187. Jerry Leroy, Feb. 24, 1897. 

16188. Lala Bell, Mar. 20, 1898. 

16189. Ned. Lawrence, Jan. 10, 1901, 

[11437] CHARLES WILLIAM HAMLIN,'"* ( Bro. of CUira A.,^ 
b. Medway, Me., July 17, 1879; m. Brownville, Me., Nov. 2, 1901, Sadie An^ 
nie, dau. of John Edward and Emma Frances (Berry) Roberts, b. Brownville, 
May 18, 1879: millman: has traveled extensively over the U. S.; res. Lake View, 
Me., 1902; member Champion Lodge, K. P.; Congs. 

fll4»)2J GEORGE HAROLD CROWN,'" (Harriet E. Foster,-' Huldah A. 

Hathaway,*' Clari.ssa H. Hamblin,- Williams," Isaac.f- Josiah,< Jonathan,- 

James,-!') b. Milton, Vt., May 11, 1^75; unmarried; merchant; Haverhill, .Mass. 

111467] MABEL F. MiELIiOV.'" (Julia E. Foster," Huldah A. Hatha- 
way," Clari.ssa II. Hamblin,' William, •• Isaac,-' Josiah,< Jonathan. » James,-') 
b. Middlese.>c, Vt., June 11, 1877; m. Haverhill, Mass., Sept. 12, 1899, William 
Frank, son of William Frank and Emma S. Kippen, b. Bridgeport, Ct., July 5, 
1876; clothier: Haverhill: Republican. 
Ch. b. Haverhill: 
161fx». BrknnaMcElrov, Aug. 23, 1900. 

16191. J i: MA Foster, Aug. 23, 1900. 



TENTH GENERATION. 1295 

[14489] Dr. WILLIAM SELDEN PEIKCE,!" (Martha White,' Selden,* 
Eoxanna Hamlin,' Mark,^ Ebenezer,^*^ james.^i) b. Canton, Ct., Oct. 9, 1857; ra. 
Warren, Pa., June 20, 1901, Annie Grace, dau. of Alpheus Johnson and Nancy 
Janette (Miles) Davis, b. Warren, Nov. 17, 1867; physician and surgeon; Onavva, 
Iowa, 1&58-77; Stoneham, Pa., 1877-84; since, Warren, Pa.; Kepiiblican; Coro- 
ner, 1890-1902; Odd Fellow and B. P. O- E.; Presbs. 

[14490] KATE PEIRCE.i" (Bro. of William S.,) 

b. Onawa, Iowa, May 23, 1860; m, Stoneham. Pa.. Sept. 12,1882, Fred Philip, 
son of Philip and Amelia (Butters) Hue, b. Liverpool, Eng,, Sept. 30, 1859: 
formerly bookkeeper and clerk; oil producer, since, 1882; he res. Liverpool, En^r., 
1859-63; Isle of Jersey, 1864; St. John, N. B., 1865-78: Stoneham, Pa., 1880-3; 
since, Warren, Pa.; Republican; prest., American Oil Co., Delaware; director, 
Citizen^s Nat'l Bank, Warren; trustee, Presb. church, Warren; member North 
Star Lodge 241, A.F. & A.M.; Occidental Chapter 235, R. A. M.: Warren Com- 
mandery 63, K. T,; prest., Warren Outing Club; member Conewango, Outing, 
Shakespear and Golf Clubs, of Warren; she member Shakespear Club; Presbs. 
Children: 

16192. Hakold Peikce, June 20, 1888, Stoneham. 

16193. Edwin Ruthven, Dec. 12, 1884, 

16194. Florence Millington, July 1, 1887, Warren. 

[14491] ELBRIDGE GERRY PEIRCE,i« (Bro. of William S., ) 
b. Onawa, Iowa, May 17, 1867; m. Jamestown, N.Y., Dec. 19, 1895, Florence 
Belle, dau. of William F. and Moilie (West) Stone, b. Washington, D. C.. Dec. 
9, 1871; credit man and otBce manager, Jamestown Worsted Mills; he res. Onawa, 
Iowa, until 1877; Stoneham, Pa., until 1885; Jamestown, N.Y., 1893: N. Y. City. 
1894; Schenectady, N.Y., 1896; Jamestown, 1902: Republican: corporal and ser- 
geant, 13th Separate Co., N. Y., N. G.; enlisted 1888; dis. 1894; member ML 
Moriah Lodge, 145, A.F. & A.M.; she Cong; member Century Club and Y.W.C.A. 
Ch. b. Jamestown: 

16195. Elbkidge Gerry, June 3, 1900. 

[14492] HELEN WHITE PEIRCE,i'> (Sister of William S.,) 

b, Onawa, Iowa, Sept. 13, 1869; m. Warren, Pa., Nov. 20, 1889, Robert 
Shields, son of Edward Smytheand Katherine Piercy Hall, b. Philadelphia. Pa., 
Feb. 27, 1862; salesman; Philadelphia, Merchant ville, N. J., and Warren; Re- 
publican. 

Ch. b. Warren: 

16196. Martha Pkirce, Nov. 26, 1895. 

[14493] ELIZABETH PEIRCE,!" (Sister of William S.,) 

b. Onawa, Iowa, Sept. 7, 1874; m. Warren, Pa,, June 3, 1897, Gilbert Smith, 
son of James and Lottie Smith Galbraith, b. Ohio, Apr. 17, 1872: Lieut., U. S. 
Navy; Youngstown, Ohio; Warren, and Philadelphia, Pa.; Germantown, Pa., 
1901; Republican. He entered the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md.. as 
cadet from Penn., Sept. 8, 1890: graduated 1896. Injured on U.S. Siiij). Indiana, 
and lost a foot, 1896; Presbs. 

Ch. b. Warren: 

16197. William Peirce, June 4, 1900; d. same day. 

16198. Helen Peirce, ' June 4, 1900. 



1296 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[HoOlJ PHILIP GIDEON WHEELER.'" (Mary J. White.' SeldPti/ 
U(»xanna Hamlin,' Mark," Ebenezer,*«» Jaiiies,2i) b. Canton Center, Ct., 
.Sept. 22, 1869; unmarried: educated in Warren Ili^rh seliool: compositor, insur- 
ance a^'ent: Erie arul Warren, Pa.; member Warren Lixitje SM. I. O. O. F. 

tl4r}()2] HAWLEY EDWARD.S WHEELER, >» ( Bro. of Philip G.,) 
b. .Stoneham. Pa., Apr. 15, 1880: unmarried: educated Warren II ij^h .school: 
nurse; Warren and Erie, Pa. 

[14;508] NELSON DANIEL COE,»o (Catherine R. Goddard.» Harriet 

White,* Roxanna Hamlin. ■-.Mark," Ebene-Aer,''«» .fames,-'') b. Winsted. Ct., Oct. 

17. 1858: m. Sept. 15, 188.1, Carrie, dau. of William A. and Martha (Kelsey,* 

Waterbury. 

Ch, b. New Haven: 

16199. Hakhikt Watekhuky, Sept. 15, 1884. 

16200. Fkedekick Kklsky, Dec. 18, 1886. 

[14,545] EDITH BROWN,'" (Hiram B.," Elixa Hamlin," Romanta," Dan.' 
Ebenezer.'^*^ .lames,^') b. Otsego, Mich., Dec. IT, 1878: m. (xrand Rapids. Mich.. 
Nov., 1898, Edwin, son of J. B. and Catherine (Jones) Marshall, b. Plainweil, 
Mich., Sept. 8, 1875: fireman, L. S. & M. S. R. R.; White Pigeon, Mich. 
Ch. b. White Pigeon: 

16201. Ruth, Aug. 2, 1899. 

[14551] MABEL EDITH SWETLAND,'" (Eva C. MunsoD," Miriam 

Hamlin,"* Romanta,' Dan," Ebenezer,"** James,^') b. Portland, N. Y., June 22, 
1877; m. Brocton, N. Y., Apr. 12, 1899, DeHart E. Lynch, b. Charlotte, N. Y., 
Aug. 26, 1874; bookkeeper; Charlotte, N. Y., until 1889; Brocton, until 1899; 
Warren, Pa., until 1901; since Jamestown, N. Y.: Republican; she member 
Ladies Home Club. 

Ch. b. Warren: 

16202. HowAKD Beujamin, Jan. 5, 1900. 

[14.5<>11 FRANKLIN BECK WITH CLEMONS.'" (Rebecca Drake,'-' 

Elizabeth C. Parker,« Rebecca Pardee,' Zilpha Hamlin,'' Jabez.'' Thomas,* 
Ebenezer,Mames,'~') b. N.Y. City, Dec. 6, 1866: unmarried; civil engineer; Syra- 
cuse and N.Y. City; Republican: member The Order of Foundei-s and Patriots 
of America: Empire State Society: S. A. R., and of Syracuse local cha[)tor (»f 
same. He rendered valuable assistance in compiling the de.scendants of Zilpha 
Hamlin," for this wcfrk. 

[14.580] MABEL PARSONS,'" (Robert F.,'-* Helen Fenner," Louisiana 
Hamlin,' Amos, « Cornelius,'^* Ebenezer,:* James,-') b. Richmond, Ills., Dec. 2, 
1879; m. Chicago, Ills., Dec. 19, 1901, Ralph Leslie, son of Frank G. and Etta 
(Bogart) Fi.sk, b. Nov. 28, 1879; barber: Richmond, until marriage; since, Elgin, 
Ills.; member Knights of the Globe, and Barbers rnion. 



|146;}6j DOLLY M. GRAHAM,'" (Lydia A. Sad 

Seymour,' Timothy.* Ruth Hamlin.'' Cornelius.* Ebenezer, 
22, 1862; m. Apr. 4, 18S0, Milton Wambold. 
Child: 

1620:i Myktle, b. June 25, 1882. 



Sackelt.9 Maria Treat," 
H James,*') b. Aug. 



TENTH GENERATION. 1297 

[14(>37] NOAH M. GRAHAM,i« (Bru. of Dolly M..) 

\>. Sept. 11, 1864: m. June 6, 1884. 

1()204. One Child. 

114649] ARTHUR LINFORD DREW, i« (Alpha Aldrich," Aliuira 

Treat,** TimothyJ Thomas,'"' Ruth Hamlin,'' Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James,"') 
b. Three Oaks, Mich., June 27. 1868: m. vStockton, Cal, May 22, 189-5, Helen Eliz- 
abeth, dau. of Perry and Eliza (Saunders) Tefft, b. Stockton, .lune 18, 187;}: rail- 
road contractor; Three Oaks, until 1875; San Bei'nardino, until 1902: since, Los 
Angeles. Cal.; Republican; she Cong. 
Ch. b. Los Angeles: 

16205. Caroline Adelma, May 30, 1900. 

[146.50J FRED C. DREW, 1" (Bro. of Arthur L.,) 

b. Three Oaks, Mich., Sept. 20, 1870: m. Grand Rapids, Mich., Oct. 10, 1893, 
Bertha Leone, dau. of William and Frances (Gilbert) Harri.son, b. Grand Rapids, 
Aug. 3, 1871: book keeper, Harrison Wagon Mfgy.; Three Oaks, until 1875: San 
Bernardino, Cal., 1875-99; since, Grand Rapids, Mich.; Republican; member 
State Militia. She Epis. 

Ch. b. Grand Rapids: 

16206. Hakvey Linford, Sept. 6, 1901: d. Sept. 8, 1901. 

[14742] CHARLES MILO TEN BROOK, i" (William G.,'-* Charlotte J. 
Treat,* Cornelius D.,' Cornelius," Ruth Hamlin,-^ Cornelius,* Ebenezer,^ James.'^M 
b. Duluth, Minn., June 14, 1871: m. there, Apr. 22, 1897, Claire Lsabel, dau. of 
John Joseph and Rebecca Sarah (Coulson) Miller, b. LaPorte, Ind., Nov. 6, 1876: 
bookkeeper: Duluth, until 1881; Minneapolis, 1881-2; since, Duluth; Republican: 
member of Duluth Council 1483, R. A." 
Ch. b. Duluth: 

16207. Ruth Cordelia, Mar. 26, 1898. 

16208. Allen Goodwin, Sept. 15, 1899. 

[14743] W^ILLIAM TREAT TEN BROOK,i'> (Bro. of Charles M.,) 
b. Duluth, Minn., Aug. 22, 1872: m. there, Aug. 16, 1899, Ida Mae, dau. of 
Charles Jacob and Ida Ann (Hershey) Rathvon, b. Tonavvanda, N.Y., P'eb. 6, 
1875; bookkeeper: Duluth; Republican: member Palestine Lodge79, A.F.&A.M.; 
Keystone Chapter, 20, R. A. M.: Duluth Commandery 18, K. T.; Scottish Rite 
33°; Osman Temple, N. M. S.; she member Zenith Chapter 25, O. E. S. 

[14806] ETTA KEYE.S,i« (Alice H. Boardman,« Esther A. Chamberlain." 
Malina Treat,' Ebenezer,« Ruth Hamlin, ■'• Corneliu.s,* Ebenezer,:' James. ••") b. 
Livonia, N. Y., Apr. 21, 1870; m. Lansing, Mich., Mar. 19, 1889, Pearl Whit- 
comb, son of Thomas and Esther (Shaw) Williams, b. Charlotte, Mich., Apr. 3, 
1867; Associated Press operator; res. Eaton Rapids, Mich., during boyhood; 
later. Bay City and Lansing: Detroit, Mich., 1902; Republican. 
No issue. 

[14807] WILLIAM LOOMIS KEYE.S,'" (Bro. of Etta,) 

b. Livonia, N.Y., Oct. 8, 1871; m. Lansing, Mich., 1889, Luella Moore, of 
Lansing; clerk with Rapid R. R. sys'-em; Detroit, Mich. 
Ch. b. Toledo, Ohio: 

16209. Bessie Vivian, Aug. 18, 1891. 



1298 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[14808] ARTIILR MELVILLE KKYES,'o (Bro. of Etta.) 

b. Livonia, N.Y., Feb. 3, 1873: ni. Detroit, Mich., 189«, Mena Burns, of Am- 
herstburff, Ont.; merchant: Detntit. 
No issue. 

[14844] .lENNlE BROWN,'« ( Abi^rail C. Moore,» Phebe M. Brown. > 

George,' Phebe Hamlin," .Jabc/.,* Thomas,* Ebenezer.^ James,* >) b. LaGrange 

Co.. Ind., July 6, 1874: m. Feb. 8. 1891, .Mose.s, son f»f William and (Hurst) 

Wagnfr: laborer; Leesburg, Ind. 

Ch. b. LaGrange Co.: 

1()210. Clauen-ce, Oct. 24. 1891. 

HiJll. A Child, Apr. 7. 1894: d. Apr. 15, 1894. 

I(i212. Oka, Oct. 8, 1895. 

[14845] DORA .lEANETTE BROWN,'" (Sister of Jennie.) 

b. Ontario, Ind., June 23, 1876; m. Mitchell, .So. Dak., Mar. 24, 189<i, Albert 

Chester, .son of Jerome and Mary A. (Cromwell) Sargent, b. Porter Co., Ind.. 

Oct. 27, 18ti2: farmer: Artesian, So. Dak.: member Lodge 78, A. O. U. W. 
Ch. b. Artesian: 

1621.3. A Daughter, Aug. 19, 1899. 

16214. A Daughtek, Oct. 12. 1900; d. Sept. 25, 1901. 

[14846] NETTIE VIOLA EATON, w (Nancy M. Crummel,« Phebe M. 

Brown," George,' Phebe Hamlin, « Jabez,* Thomas,* Ebenezer,-' James, -i) 
b. Lima, Ind., Apr. 11, 1866; m. Lima, Ind., Mar. .3, 1889, Orias B., .son of Rev. 
Benjamin B. and Elizabeth (Kurtz) Bollinger: farmer: Shipshewana. LaGrange 
Co., Ind.; Republican. 

Ch. b. La Grange Co.: 

16215. Perky Eliher, Dec. 18, 1889; d. Aug. 6, 1895. 

16216. Bessie Elnora, Jan. 19. 1892. 

Ifi217. Nellie Elizaheth, June 15, 1892; d. Apr. 18, 18^>6. 

[14847] JOHN EDWARD BARTLEY,'" ( Mary Brown.-' John W.,- 

George,' Phebe Hamlin," Jabez,'^ Th(»mas,* Ebenezer,3 James,-') b. Cedar cf)unty, 
Iowa, Oct. 21, 1866: m. Iowa City, Iowa, Aug. 16, 1892, Edith, dan. of Charles 
and Mary Janet (Guild ) Cope, b. Cedar county, Sept. 26, 1871: farmer and teacher: 
Tipton, Iowa, until 1892; Lowden, Iowa. 1892: Calamus, Iowa, 189.3-4: Tipton. 
1896: Atali.ssa, 1897-8; since, Tipton: Republican: 1st Lieut., F, 49 Iowa, Inf. 
Vols., Spanish Am. war, commissioned Apr. 25, 1898, and served in the 7th 
Army Corps at the occupation of Havana, Jan. 1, 1899: dis. May 15, 1899; Capt. 
F, 49 la., N. G.; treasurer Cedar Co. 1900-1; member Alhambria Lodge 93, K. P. 
Children: 

16218. Charles Cope, b. June 10, 1893, Lowden. 

16219. Mai{V Catherine, '• .Ian. 2, 1895, Calamus. 

16220. Ror.KRT lIiHiii, 'May 27, 1^97, .Vtali.s.sa. 
19221. Rutm.Ianet, "Apr. 2. 1900, Tipton. 

[14S49I WILLI.V.M HUGH BARTLEY,'" (Bro. of John E., ) 

b. Newell, Iowa, .luly 12, 1871: m. Marathon. Iowa, Nov. 26, 1891, Ellen. 
dau. of John and Emily (Latin) Garton, b. Marathon, July 16, 1872: real estate 



TENTH GENERATION. 1299 

broker; Laurens, ]a.: Democrat: member Camp KWO, M. \V. A.: luembens 
Church of God. 

Ch. b. Marathon: 

16222. Effie, Sept. 25, 1892. 

16223. George, Nov. 2, 1893. 

16224. Blanche, Sept. 1, 1895. 

16225. Bessie, Mar. 24, 1897. 

16226. Eva, Dec. 25, 1898: d. Jan. 3, 1899. 

16227. Earl, Oct. 26, 1900. 

[14855] FRED STOCKER,'" (George L.,'-' Betsey C. Brown," George^ 
Phebe Hamlin, « Jabez,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer.s James,-'i) b. Sac Co., Iowa, Feb. 

24, 1870; m. Oct, 19, 1898, Annie L.. dan. of Charles Percy and Hannah (Buhner) 

Hicks, b. Cedar Co., Iowa, Jan. 30, 1876: carpenter; Sac City, Iowa; Republican; 

member Sac City Lodge 323, I. O. O. F.; she Methodist; members Brotherhood 

American Yeomen, 86. 

No issue. 

[14858] WILLIAM N. CARVER,io (Mary Stocker,' Betsey C. Brown,* 
George, 7 Phebe Hamlin, « Jabez,-' Thomas,* Ebenezer,' James,2i) b. July 7, 
1870; m. Dec. 3, 1893, Lottie M. Van Pelt. 

Children: 

16228. June, Jan. 24, 1895. 

16229. William H., Oct. 4, 1896. 

[14864] HOWARD WATT STOCKER,!" (John L.,'-' Betsey C Brown,* 
George,^ Phebe Hamlin, « Jabez,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,^^!) b. Sac City, 
loM'a, June 2, 1874; ra. Ft. Dodge, Iowa, Aug. 16, 1900, Myete, dau. of Jeremiah 
and Emeline (McClure) Prudum, b. Aledo, 111., May 31, 1876; barber; Sac City, 
until 1876; Ashton, Iowa, 1876-8; Sac Co., Iowa, 1878-84; Newell, Iowa, until 1900; 
since, Cherokee, Jowa; Republican. 

[14865] CHARLES GEORGE STOCKER,!" (Bro. of Howard W.,) 
b. Ashton, Iowa, Nov. 10, 1876; m. Newell, Iowa, Apr. 12, 1900, Laura, dau. of 
George Louis and Elois Safora (Rench) Layman, b. Frostburg, Md., Nov. 13, 
1879: barber; Ashton, until 1878; Sac Co., Iowa, 1878-84; since, Newell, Iowa: 
Republican; member Rex Lodge 242, K. P.; she Methodist. 

[14867] MABEL EASTMAN,i" (Mary C. Keith,^ Abigail C. Brown,* 

George,^ Phebe Hamlin,* Jabez,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,»James,2i) b. Lagrange Co., 
Ind., Aug. 5, 1866: m. Chariton Co., Mo., July 3, 1890, John A.Silcott; plasterer; 
Lima, Ind.: Republican. 

No i.ssue. 

[14868] BLANCHE EASTMAN, 10 (Sister of Mabel,) 

b. La Grange Co., Ind., Sept. 23, 1872; m. Chariton Co., Mo., Dec. 13, 1891, 

Lloyd Perry, b. Linn Co., Mo., Feb. 24, 1862; farmer; Chariton county, Mo.; 

Democrat. 

Ch. b. Lima, Ind.: 

16230. Ura, July 8, 1894. 



r.m THE hamlin family. 

[14870J LOTTIE SCOTT,'" (Charlotte E. Keith.'' Abitrail C, Hri.wii.^ 
(Jeor^e,' Phebe Hamlin." Jabez,-- Thomas, < Ebenezer.^ James,2i) b. Ontario, Ind.. 
July 23, 186(): m. Lima, Ind., Nov. 1(), 1892, Rut'us M., son of John and Katherini' 
(Feesler) Kimmel. b. Lima, Ind.. May .'5, lH(iS: liardware merchant: Lima; Dem- 
ocrat; postmaster. 1S9;5-T: meml)er LaCiraiiye Lodtre lait. I. O. O. F.: Lima 
Lod^e W2, K. I'. 

[14fS71) (;E0R(;E SCOTT, •» I Hro. of Lottie.) 

b. Ontario, Ind., May 3, 1872: in. Fredonia, Kansas, Eninia .Moore; merchant: 
Thayer. Ind.; Republican. 

[14879] JEN.VIE MAUDE BROWN,'" (Antrus M.." (reortfe,"" Phehr 

Hamlin, « Jabez,-' Thomas,* Ebenezer.* James,-') b. Ashton, Iowa, June 7. 

1874; m. Colton, Cal., Oct. 11, 1899. Milton Henry, son of John Charles and 

Charity (Coburn) Blake, b. Colton, Sept. 14, 1878; mechanic: Los Angeles, Cal.: 

Presb.; member K. P.; Lodge 2o, Fraternal Brotherhood. 

[14881] LUCY MABEL BROWN,'" (Sister of Jennie M.,) 

b. Sioux City, Iowa, Aug. 24, 187(): m. Apr. 7, 1901. .lauies Vivian Date: res. 
P^ res no, Cal. 

[14884] FLORENCE M. SW^EET,'" (Eliza P. Brown," George,"" 

Phebe Hamlin,*"' Jabez,'* Thomas,* EbeDezer,3 James,-') b. Sac county, Iowa. 
Oct. 3, 1868; m. Don. A. Rutledge; blacksmith; he went to Klondyke; Methodists. 

[14885] GEORGE D. SWEET,'" (Bro. of Florence M.,; 

b. Sac County, Iowa, Mar. 31, 1871. 

Child: 

16231. Makjokie. 

[14887] MATTIE JANE SWEET,'" (Sister of Florence M..) 

b. Beuna Vista County, Iowa, Feb. 23, 1875; m. Fonda, Iowa, Sept. 5, 1893, 

P'red, .son of Don A. and Sarah M. (Thorn) Marvin, b. near Dubuque, Iowa, Aug. 

14, 1856; railway expressman: Fonda, Iowa, 189.'}-19<10; since, Des Moines, Iowa: 

Republican; member Symbol Lodge 432, A. F. & A. M.; Odd Fellow and M. W. A. 

Ch. b. Fonda: 

16232. FoHKEST W., Jan. 4, 1896. 

16233. Geuald Sweet, Aug. 26, 1898. 

[14888] BLANCHE S. SWEET,'" (Sister of Florence M..) 

b. Beuna Vista County, Iowa, May 19, 1877: m. George Kcrslake: merchant. 

[14890] WALTER E. BROWN,'" (George,""' Phebe Hamlin,« Jabez,"* 
Thomas,* Ebenezer,3 James,^') b. Newell, Iowa, Feb. 23, 1875; m. Curtis, Neb., 

Aug. 6, Cenie, dau. of Samuel and (Ellis) Link, b. Sept. 1873; Alliance. Neb. 

Children: 

16234. Oscar C, b. Oct., I8i)7, Curti.s. 

16235. llEATHA, " June, 1898, 

16236. Velpha, " Sept., 1899, Alliance. 



TENTH GENERATION 1301 

[14892] GRACE V. BROWN,") (Sister of Walter E.,) 

b. Newell, Iowa, June 27, 1881; m. Hershey, Neb., Nov. .{o. iMiii. Joseph 
McConnell, b. Scotland: farmer; Hershey: she Cong, 
Ch. b. Hershey: 
16237. Fern, Oct. 28, 1900. 

[14894] NELLIE MAY BROWN,io (Frederick H.,'-» George,*^ Phebe 

Hamlin, 6 Jabez,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,2i) b. Sac City, Iowa, Feb. 2, 1883; 
m. at home of brides"s parents, Feb. 4, 1900, Howard E., son of Edward and 
Malinda (Mills) Horstield, b. Ogdeasburg, N.Y., Sept. 30, 1876: farmer: moved 
from N. Y. to Sac county, Iowa, 1879; Dewey county, Okla., 1889, Riley, Okla.; 
Republican; United Brethren. 

[149031 OLIVE ELNORA BROWNELL,i« (Frances A. Bown,'' Olive 
Brown,* George,' Phebe Hamlin,6Jabez,»Tliomas,* Ebenezer.s James,2i) b- Bushy 
Prairie, Lagrange Co.. Ind., July 12, 1875; m. there, Nov. 25, 1894, Melvin, son 
of Joseph and Anna (Lint) Gannon, b. Milford Tp., Lagrange Co., Ind., Nov. 9, 
1868; painter; Kalamazoo Co., Mich., 1899; Elmira. Mich., 1900; Manceloiia, 
Mich., 1902; Republican; Baptist; she Methodist. 
Children: 

16288. Elmek Gekald, b. June 13, 1897, Salem. 

16239. William Earl, " July 1, 1900, Elmira, 

[14916] ERMINA MARIA ALDRICH,io (Lucy A. S utile rland,' Lucy A. 
Brown, » George,- Phebe Hamlin, « Jabez,» Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,^!) b. Sac 
City, Iowa, Nov. 4, 1874; m. there. May 10, 1899, Walter Thomas, son (»f James 
Madison and Belle (Laughlin) Boring, b. Butler, Mo., Sept. 12, 1873: tinner: Sac 
City; Republican: member Camp 3280, M. W. A.; Methodists. 

Ch. b. Sac City: 

16240. Dorothy Arvilla, Mar. 9, 1902. 

[14918] WILLIAM HUDSON ALDRICH,io (Bro. of Ermina M., ) 
b. Sac City, Iowa, Feb. 15, 1880; m. Kent, Iowa, Apr. 14. 1901, Sarah Ellen, 

dau. of John and Alice Amelia Ball, b. Sac City, Dec. 23, 1881; barber; Creston, 

Iowa; Republican; Methodists. 

[14942] AGNES MILLEN,i» (Caroline D. Foote,' Eliza Wooster,* 

AlmiraFairchild,^ Lucinda Hamlin,^ Jabez,'"' Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ Jaraes.^i) 
b, 1862; m. Sept., 1889, Frederic Cruger, of St. Paul. 
Child: 

16241. Charles Frederic. 

[14945] Dr. henry WOOSTER PATRICK," (Caroline D. Wooster,» 
Henry M.,8Almira Fairchild,' Lucinda Hamlin, « Jabez,^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,» 
James,2») b. Norwalk, Ohio, Dec. 24, 1862; m. Traverse City, Mich.. Aug. 26, 
1884, Sarah, dau. of Jacob and Susan (Hutchinson) Stoulenburg. b. 1862: physi- 
cian: Norwalk and Elyria, Ohio: Republican; member B. P.O. E.; Epis. 
Ch. b. Norwalk: 

16242. Susan Jannette, b. June 15, 1885. 



1:^02 THE ITAMLIN FAMILY. 

[1494&J NELLJE I'ATKICK."' (Sistur of Henry W.,) 

b. Norwalk, Ohio, Oct. 12. \H(i6: tn. there, .lune 15, 1887, Theodore C, son of 
John anri Fidelia C. Stevens, b. Toledo, Ohio, Feb. fi. lHti4: banker; Toledo: Re- 
publican: n>enaber Sanford Collins Lodge, A. F. ^^ A. M.: Epis. 
Ch. b. Toledo: 

10243. Malcolm, b. Jan. 24, 1888. 

16244. Paul, " March, 1891. 

16245. Helen, '' May, 189t>. 

[14948] LUCY I^ERKINS BOA LT,»" (Charlotte Wooster,'^ Henry M.." 
Almira Fairchild," Lucinda Hamlin," Jabez,"* Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,^') 
b. Norwalk, Ohio, May 11, 18(58; m. there, Oct. 7, 1891, Asa Gardner, son of Charles 
Hackley and Sophronia ( Mnd^e) Palmer b. Watwika. His., Aii^f. 29. 1856: general 
agent. Sloss Shetlield Sleel and Iron Co., Birmingham, Ala.; Watseka, 1856-T:}: 
Norwalk, Ohio, 1873-7; Watseka, 1877-80; Terre Haute, Ind.. 1880-5; Chicago, 
His., 1886-7; Peoria, Ills., 1886-93; St. Louis, Mo., 1893; Evansville, Ind., 189:5- 
1900; since, Birmingham: Republican; member Indiana Soc. S.A.R.; she mem- 
ber Vanderburg Chapter, 1). A. R., and Woman's Club. 
Children: 

16246. FuEDEKiCK GARDNER, b. J UDB 16, 1893, Norwalk: d. Jan. 1, "^6. 

16247. Charles Leicester, " Nov. 7, 1896, Evansville. 

16248. Gardner, " Mar. 19, 1898, 

16249. Francis, " Jan. 28, 1899, " d, Jan. ;{l.'9i* 

16250. Malcom Boalt, "■ Apr. 10, 1900, "' 

[14949] CAROLINE WOOSTER BOALT,io (Sister of Lucy P.,) 
b. Norwalk, Ohio, Jan. 10, 1871: m. June, 1897, John A. Strutton; res. Nor- 
walk. 

16251. A Child, b. June, 1898; d. Oct., 1898. 

[15011] Rev. CALVIN JONES GRAVES,'" (Jefferson F.,» Ferdinand 
v.," Roxanna Hamblin,' James, « Amasa,'^ Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ James,-' 
b. Booneville, N.Y., June 6, 1873; m. Auburn, Ind., June 28, 1897, Mary Jane, dau. 
of Amos and Rosana Maria (Freeman) Hilkey, b. Auburn, Ind., Mar. 7, 1875; 
clergyman: Booneville, until 1892; Ft. Wayne, Ind., 1892-3: Upland, lud., ls<i:5-T: 
Blaine, Ind., 1897-8; Parker City, Ind., 1898-9; DeSoto, Ind., IS99-19U2: Repuljli- 
can: he graduated from Taylor University, Upland, Ind., June 9, 1897: licen.sed 
to preach. Mar. 21, 1893; Methodists, 

[15013) FERDINAND V. STUART GRAVES."' (Bro. of Calvin J..) 
b. Booneville, N. Y., Feb. 6, 1878. He was educated at Syracuse University, 
and works tm the Syracufie Journal. 

[15078] ADDIE E. CHURCH,'" (Adeline R. Gillette.* Harriet M. Kel- 

sey,« Clari.ssa Hamlin,' Darling,* Amasa," Thomas,* Ebenezer.'' .lames.'-') 

b. New Oregon, Iowa, June 20, 1862; ra. Cresco, Iowa, Dec. 28, 1888, Clarence J., 

son of Samuel and Julia (Parkhurst) Harlan, b. Cre.sco, .\pr. 20, 1862. Home 

missionaries, .\ui. Sunday Scliool Union; Cresco: Prohibitionist: Congs. 

Ch. b. Cresco: 

16252. Marion C, Feb. 3, 1896. 



TENTH GENERATION. 1303 

[15079] EDWIN ALONZO CHURCH,!" (Bro. of Addie E.,) 

b. New Oregon, Iowa, Apr. 20, 1867: m. Bernice, dau. of Allan C. and Tina 
<Squire) Chapman, b. Albert Lea, Minn., Sept. 20, 1874; lawyer; Albert Lea; Re- 
publican; member, M. W. A.; Presbs. 

Oil. b. Albert Lea: 

16253. Donald Hamlin, July 20, 1895. 

16254. GoKDON Chapman, May 11, 1897. 

16255. Edwin Harlan, Oct. 17, 1899. 

[15080] GAINES W. CHURCH, •« (Bro. of Addie E.,) 

to. New Oregon, Iowa, Apr. 20, 1869; m. Mar. 29, 1898, Isabella, dau. of William 
and Isabella .Johnston, b. Sccttland, Mar. 10, 1862: farmer; Cresco, Iowa; Re- 
publican; Methodist: she Presb. 

[15082] CARRIE BELL GILLETTE," (George D.,« Harriet M. Kelsey,« 
Clarissa Hamlin,' Darling.eAmasa,'" Thomas,* Ebenezer,^ .Tames,2i)b. Meri- 
dian, N.Y., July 11. 1864; m. Auburn, N,Y., Feb. 17, 1886, Thomas, son of George 
Theodore and Mary Elizabeth (Nolan) Schellenger, b. Canandaigua. N.Y., May 
11, 1863; foreman; Auburn and Canandaigua: Republican; Cong.; member 407, 
K. A.; she Disciple. 

Ch. b. Auburn; 

162.56. Harold, Aug. 4, 1888, 

[15083] MINNIE ADELINE GILLETTE,io (Sister of Carrie B.,) 
b. Meridian, N. Y., Mar. 1, 1868; m. Auburn, N. Y., June 5, 1895, Charles 
Healy, son of Alonzo Grandison and Anna (Barry) Burlingame, b. Sennett, 
N. Y., Oct. 24, 1862; manager for McCormick Harvesting Machine Co. for Great 
Britain: London, Eng; Republican- 
No issue. 

[15084J HARRIET MAY GILLETTE,"* (Sister of Carrie B.,) 

b. Meridian, N. Y., Mar. 28, 1870; m. Auburn, N. Y., Nov. 18, 1891, Casper, 

son of Jasper and Elizabeth Fenner, b. Lake Ridge, N. Y., Sept. 22, 1860; grain 

and coal merchant: Lake Ridge; Republican; Freemason. 
No issue. 

[15121] LAURA ALMA OSBORNE, 10 (Julia L. Colman," Charles L.,« 
Henry R.,' Lucy Hamlin. « Nathaniel. ^ Thomas,* Ebenezer.* James,^') b. Mc- 
Gregor, Iowa, Aug. 10, 1875: m. LaCrosse, Wis.. Aug. 16, 18!»8. Louis Winslovv, 
son of Lewis Augustine and Mary Louise (Taft) Austin, b. Orvell, Vermont, 
Oct. 30, 1867; prof, of physics. He res. Manchester, Vt., 1868-72; Meriden, N. H. 
1872-80: Middleburg, Vt., 1880-9; Strassburg, Germany, 1889-93: Madison, Wis., 
1893-1901, where he was prof . of physics, in the University of Wisconsin: mciii- 
ber Delta Kappa Epsilon Soc, Middleburg, Vt.; Democrat; she Epis.: member 
Kappa Alpha Theta Soc, University of Wisconsin. 

[15256] VENILA ENGELL,'" (Helen Hull,« William, « Bet.sey Drake," 

Eunice Hamlin, « Seth,^ Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ Jame.s,2') b. Center Valley. N.V., 

May 6, 1870; m. Leesville, N.Y., Sept. 6, 1889, John A., son of Jeremiah and 

Margarette (Race) Countryman, b. Ro.seboom. N.Y., Mar. 31, 1867: Republican. 



1304 THE HAMLIN FAMILY 

Ch. b. Cherrv Vallev: 



16257. 


Inez, 


Feh. 21, 18M2. 


16258. 


Milton E., 


Mar. 20. VMXy 



[1520TJ SADIE ZENENA ENGELL,'" (Sister of V'enila,) 

b. Center Valley, N. Y., Mar. 4. 1H75; m. Brooklyn, N. Y., Apr. 24, W.>^ 
William John, .son of Samuel and Eli/.a (Deni.son) Limerick, b. \VestTr<i\ 
N.Y., May 26. 1866: clerk: Q. M. Dept. U. S. Marino Corp.s; Wa.shin^ton: P. C. 
Republican: Presb.: Regimental Q,- M-Sergt., U. S. Marine Corp.s: enlisted N(i\ 
21, 1890; re-enlisted. Nov. 21, 1895; in battle.s of Guantanamo and Manzanilln 
Cuba: and Novelata. Luzon, P. I. : dis. Nov. 20, 1900:' sbe MetlK>di.st. 

[15260] ELIZABETH MAY BANKER,*^' (Emmat^eoe Hull,'-' William. 
Betsey Drake,^ Eunice Hamlin, » Sethif* Isaac,* Ebenezer,^ James,^!) b. Centn 

Valley, N. Y., May 19, 1867; m. — Howd. |j 

Cbildren: 

162.59. Guy 11\nkek, b. June :i, 1894. 

16260. Alhkut Inoalls, " July 14, 1895. 

[15265] KATE MARIA BURTON,'" (Georgia Elliott,» Olive Hull,* 

Betsey Drake,- Eunice Hamlin, « Seth," Isaac* El^enezer,-' James.'-') b. West- i. 
ville, N.Y., May 3, 1872: m. Pontiac, Mich., Apr. 12, 1900. Frank Charles, son of t 
William Frank and Myra Sophronia (Wiley) Sherman, b. Bucksport. Me., Jan, 
11. 1861; inventor and promoter; Pontiac, Mich.; Republican; Baptists. 

[15270] GEORGE GARY RANDALL,'" ( Henry W.,-' Laurinda Hull/ 

Betsey Drake," Eunice Hamlin," Seth,' Lsaac,* Ebenezer,=* James,^') b. Fly 

Creek, N. Y., Mar. 17, 1875; m. Fort Plain, N. Y., Oct. 23, 1901, Eula Tiffany, 

dau. of William and Martha (TitTany) Rapp, b. Fort Plain. Jan. 1. 1H81; clerk; 

Fort Plain; Republican: Freemason; Methodists. 

[15:308] MARY E. FAY,io (Lina Bisbop,» Mary Ann Caldwell,* Laura 
William," Clarissa Hamblin.« Lsaac,»* Ebenezer,'* James.-'i b. Norwalk. Ohio, 
Oct. 24, 1877; m. Jan. 13, 1901, Lewis, son of Ale.vander and Lucy (Esterbrook) 
Chapin, b. Milan, Ohio, Oct. 20, 1871; farmer; Norwalk; Republican. 
Child: 

16261. Nora Lucille, b. Dec. 11, 1901. 

[15328] KITTIE MAY GREEN, »« (Catherine Abel." Nancy D. Clary," 
Eliza M. Williams,' Claris.sa Hamblin,« Isaac, ^* Ebenezer,^ James,-*') b. Detroit, 
Mich., Mar. .30, 1874: m. there, Nov. 1.5. 1899: Robert, .son of Robert and Clara 
Shiell. b. Detroit. .May 31. 1871; mercliant: Delr(jit: Contr.: slie Epis. 

[15.3.351 ALICE BELLE HANCHETT,'" (Rosa Hell Van (Jelder,'-' Ida I. 

C. Williams." .John W.,' Clarissa IIaini)lin.« Isaac, ■'< Ebenezer.-* James.-'^ 
b. Amherst, Ohio, 1874: m. 1st, Sept. 24, 1892, Clayton Engles, who d. Dec. 4, 
18!»4; m. 2d, June 1, 1897, Bernard A. Ku.ss. 
Ch. by 1st iTiarriage: 

16262. FiTiiEL, I). Apr. 30, 1894. 

By 2d marriage: 

16263. Jesammene, b. Aug. 1, 1899. 



TENTH aENERATlON. l;U)o 

[15350] IDA ALDRICH SEARS,"' (Henry P.,» Philip IT.," Polly Hovv- 
landj Lois Hamblin," Perez.'> Isaac,* Ebenezer,» James,'' ») b. Pittstield, 
Mass., Sept. 26. 1875: m. Holyoke. Mass., Dec. 13, 189.3, Edwin Ruitis, son of 
Nelson Abbottand Adele (Hoag) Miles, b. N.Y. City, June 18, 18()7: book keeper: 
New Canaan, Ct.. and Denisboro, N.Y., until 1885; since, Holyoke, Mass.; Re* 
publican: Congs. 

Cb. b. Holyoke: 

]62«4. Ruth Elizabeth, Sept. 5, 1895. 

162<)5. ROBRHT Sears. Au^. 24, 1897; d. Aug. 23, 189^. 

16266. Edwin Franklin, May 4, 1900. 

[153511 ETHEL ANNA SEARS,"' (Sister of Ida A.,)' 

b. Hinsdale, Mass., Apr. 6, 1878; m. Holyoke, Mass., Oct. 3, 1900, Edward 
Piatt, son of Fiank Kennedy and Frances Amelia (Hitchcock) Young, b. Blooms- 
bury, N.J., Apr. 28, 1872; printer; secretary and treasurer of Gardner News Co., 
Gardner. Mass.: Bloorasbury, until 1890; Flemington, N. J., until 1895: Mont- 
pelier, Vt., and Gardner, Mass., since 1900; Republican; she Cong. 
Ch. b. Gardner: 

16267. Richard Sears, b. Sept. 8, 1901. 

[15460J MAGGIE ELIZA HAMLIN,'" (John G," Weld,* John,' Theophi- 
Ius,s Nathaniel,'* Lewis,* Ebenezer.s James,^') b. Leon Co., Fla., Nov. 19, 1882; 
m. Tallahassee, Fla., Jan. 2, 1901, Allen Jefferson, son of Joseph Stafford and 
Georgia (Parker) Geoghagan, b. Liberty Co., Ga., Jan. 18,1861, his 2d wife; 
farmer and dealer in naval stores; Woodville, Fla.; Democrat; K. P. Before 
marriage she was a .school teacher; member W. C. T. U.; Methodists. 

Ch. b. Woodville: 

16268. Thomas .Jefferson, Oct. 27, 190L 

[15461] KATE BRADLEY HAMLIN,") (Sister of Maggie E.,) 

b. Leon Co., Florida, July 25, 1885; m. Newport, Fla., Sept. 4, 1901, George 

Fred, son of Frederick and Maggie Rowe, b. Mcintosh county, Ga., June 29, 

1869: turpentine woods rider: Wakulla, Fla.; Democrat. 

[15484] EMILY HINCKLY BAKER,"' (Julia G. Hinckley.' Malvina H. 
Wheeler,8 Malvina Hamlen," Theophilus,« Nathaniel,'' Lewis,* Ebenezer,;' 
James,2i)b. Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Nov. 7, 1875; m. N. Y. City, Apr. 8, 18')6, 
Charles Frederick, son of Rev. Augustus Hart Carrier, D. D., and wife Susan 
Anna Bandell, b. North East, Pa., Dec. 27, 1862: lawyer; Santa Barbara, Cal.; 
Democrat: she Epis. 

Child: 

16269. Emily Beatrice. b. Jan. 29, 1898. 

[15552] AGNES J. STONE,'" (Alma Braden,» Rosellia Langdon," Lydia 
Hamblin,' Asa,« Barnabas,^ Sylvanus,* Elkanah,"* James,^') b. Rose Dale, Wis., 
Apr. 14, 1877; m. May 21, 1893, Frank L. Likens, b. Feb. 28, 1869. 
Children: 

16270. Hearald, b. 1894: d. Fob. 19. 1899. 

16271. Elmer, " June 20, 1896. 

16272. Edna, " June 29, 1899. 

16273. Roy, "Oct. 7,1901. 



130(3 TTTE HAMT.IN KAMILY. 

[15553] EDNA R.STONE, »» (Sister of Agnes J.,) 

b. Marcelon, Wis., Feb. 5, 1879; m. Feb. 9, 189«, Tim O'Lary b. June 4, 1860. 

aiild: 

U\T,4. Hkauold. 1). May 17, 1901. 

[15-555] EMMA E. STONE,"" (Sister of Agnes J.,) 

li. Wright Co., Iowa, Feb. 28, 1884: in. Aug. 30, 1900, Artlnir H. Macliam, 
b. .lune 10. 1878. 

Child: 

16275. Lkonahd, b. July 1!«, 1901. 

[15617] MARYETTE ALGER,'" (Martlia Young.« Mary M. liaml^liii," 
.Jacob v.," Isaiali," Rarnabas,'> Sylvanus,* E]l<anah,a .James,!'") \y_ llarrisburgh, 
Utali, Apr. 28, 1882; m. Cliff, N. M., Dec. 25, 1897, David William, son of John 
and Sarah Catherine (Brown) Lemraon, b. Rockville, Utah, Aug. 27, 1872; farm- 
er; Cliff: Democrat: she d. Cliff, Apr. 17. 1901. 
Ch. b. Cliff: 

16276. Lknoka Fkkn, June 5, 1899. 

16277. Jessie David, Jan. 9, 1901: d. Oct. 28, 1901. 

[15694] EMMA BELLE BALDWIN, >» (Ella M. Adams,'-- Isabella S. 

Hamblin," Nathaniel,' Reuben," Benjamin, &« Elkanah,^ James,2i) b. "Williman- 
tic, Ct., June 23, 1872: ra. there, Oct. 25, 1893, Howard Hughes Riggloman, b. 
Ohio: res. N. Y. City. 

[15766] ANNIE L. HAMLEN,»» (Joseph H.,» Charles C.,« Thomas,' 

Benjamin. « Lemuel,^ Reuben,* Elkanah,^' James, ^i) b. Foxboro, Mass., Dec. 29, 
1874; m. Orange, Mass., Dec. 25, 1893, Arthur E., son of Israel C. and Zoradia 
(Shepherdson) Brown, b. Warwick, Mass., May 1, 1871: salesman; Foxboro; 
Republican: Baptists. 

Ch. b. Foxboro: 

16278. AuTHUK CuKLEY, July 16, 1895. 



ELEVENTH GENERATION. 



[15873] ORLANDO BROOKS CHURCH," (Adalaide E. Brooks,'" Rhoda 
E. Hamblin,9 Lewis,8^ David,6 Joshua,-^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,-' James,^') b. New 
Virginia, Iowa, Mar. 2, 1862; m. May 21, 1901, Mrs. Statira Halley, nee Kelso: 
carpenter; Seattle, Wash. 

[15875] CORINE SAMANTHA CHURCH," (Sister of Orlando B.,) 

b. New Virginia, Iowa, Oct. 4, 1869: m. 1st, Jan. 21, 1889. Waldo A. Chapman, 
from whom she was divorced June, 1891; m. 2d, Clay Center, Kas., Apr. 12, 
1894, Henry, son of Casper and Annie (Spilker) Boge, b. Quincy, 111., July 5, 
1862; farmer; Quincy, until 1883: since, Clay Center; Democrat: she Baptist. 
Ch. by 1st marriage, b. Clay Center: 

16279. Norma A., Nov. 14, 1888. 

[15876] BERTHA ISABEL CHURCH," (Sister of Orlando B.,) 
b. New Virginia, Iowa, June 29, 1872; resident probationer, Episcopal Sis- 
terhood of the Good Shepherd, St. Louis, Mo. 

[15880] JAMES CRAWFORD," (Eleanor M. Brooks,"* Rhoda E. Ham- 
bliD,9 Lewis,87 David," Joshua," Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,'-') b. Coloma, Wau- 
shara Co., Wis., Jan. 27, 1860: m. Westlield, Wis., Dec. 31, 1899, Annette, dau. 
of Henry and Mary (Shover) Shelp, b. Mazomanie, Wis.. Oct. 2, 1869: farmer; 
Springfield, Wis., 1863-82; since, Westtield; Republican; member Westfield 
Lodge 227, A. F. & A. M.: and Westfield Camp 3969, M. W. A.; she Methodist. 

Ch. b. Westfield: 

16280. Mary Madeline, Dec. 5, 1900. 

[15881] HARVEY CRAWFORD," (Bro. of James,) 

b. Adams Co., Wis., July 8, 1862: m. Mankato, Kansas, Nov. 4, 1885. Edna, 
dau. of Shepard and Sally Black, b. Portland. Ind., Mar. 1, 1860; merchant; 
Charlton, Iowa, until 1874; Newbern, Iowa, 1880: Mankato, Kans., 1891; Formosa, 
Kans., 1898; Belleville, Kansas, 1898-1901: Republican: mayor of Belleville, 1898- 
1900; Freemason; K. P.: M. W. A. and A. O. U. W.; Methodists. 
Children: 

16281. Harry Barton, b. Nov. 4, 1886, Mankato. 

16282. Leigh Shepard, " Dec. 6, 1889, 

16283. Laurel, " Aug. 19, 1898, Belleville. 



1308 THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

[158821 MAKV KNEKLAND." (Ek-aiior M. l^r(n.ks,>"' RlKjda E. Ilam- 
bllii/ Lewis,"' David/' Josluia,' Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ James,-') b. Chariton. 
Iowa, Sept. 1, 1864; m. Mankat«j, Kansas, June 13, 189.5, Harvey S., son of Wil- 
liam Jolin and Mary E. (Knapp) L()^,'an, b. LaFayette, lnd.,18ti4: railway agent: 
Mankato, Kansas: Sulphur Sprintrs, Texas: Galena, Kansas: Eureka Springs, 
Aik., since March,UK)l; Kopuhlican; K. T. and member N. >L S.: she I'resb., 
^nd membpr O. E- S. 

Ch. b. Mankato; 

1()284. Caklton Ivnkeland. Apr. 25, 1896. 

[15883] LUCIUS D. KNELLAND." (Bro. of Mary,) 

b. Chariton, Iowa, June 14. 18n(>: m. Belleville, Kansas, Oct. 4. 1899. Nancy 

M., dau. of Thomas F. atid Phebe Jane (Pierce) Newburn, b. Roseville, His.. 

187(5: merchant: Little River. Kans;is: Itepublican: K. P., and M. W. A.: she 

memi)er Evangelical church. 

Ch. b. Belleville: 
162{'5. Anna Mildukd, Jan. IT. 1901. 

[15885] ANNA KNEELANI),'' (Sister of Mary,) 

b. Chariton, iowa, April 23, 1871; m. Burr Oak, Kas., April 23. 1889. Calvin 
Ilulbert; bank cashier; Burr Oak: later, St. Louis, Mo.; Republican; Odd Fel- 
low: she member Rebekah Lodge, J. O. O. F. 
Ch. b. City of Mexico: 
l«28fi. Eleann, Dee. 25, 1896. 

[15887] EDITH ELIZABETH A YERS," (Harriet S. Brook.s,'« Rhoda 
E. Hamblin,9 Lewis,*' David,* Joshua,* Benjamin,* Eleazer,s James,*!) b. Pilot 
Knob, Wis., Oct. 1, 1866: m. We.stHeld, Wis., Oct. 4, 1893, George Edward, son 
of Reuben and Sarah Ann (Williamson) Beeston, b. Oct. 4, 1862; farmer: Spring 
Creek, Wis., until 1893: Coloma, Wis., until 1898; since, Chippewa I'all.s, Wis.: 
Republican; Methodists. 

No issue. 

[15889] HARVEY LEWIS AYERS," (Bro. of Edith E..) 

b. Pilot Knob, Wis., Aug. 10, 1874; m. Friendship, Wis., Mar. 20, 1901, Myra 
M., dau. of Stewart and Almira Frances (Hedden) McFarlin, b. Lincoln. Wis., 
Jan. 2, 1879: farmer; Pilot Knob; Republican: >lethodist; she Cong, 
^^o issue, 

[15890] FANNIE MILLER," (Frances Brooks,'« Emeline Harablin,» 
Lewis,87 David,' Josliua,'- Benjamin, < Eleazer,^ Jaipes.'-'M b. SpVingfielci, Wis., 
Nov. .30, 1877; m. April, 1899, Guy Gibson. 
Ch. b. Rii;hHeld: 

16287. Fkkdkkic Nkale, May 8, 1901, 

[15802] FAITH M1LLEI{,M (Sister of Fannie,) 

b- Springtield, Wis., Aug. 24, 1881: m. .June 12. 1900. Robert Lowe. 

Ch. b. (Coloma, Wis.: 
^6288, \' I VI AN, July 18, 1901. 



ELEVENTH GENERATION. 1309 

[15906] MAUDE L. PEOSSER," (William E.,i« Mary F. Hamblin,'-' Lewis,8' 
David, «Joshua,s Benjamin,-' Ebenezer,:* James,-M b. Sullivan, N. Y., Jan. 9, 1877; 
m. Rome, N. Y., Mar. 15, 1999, George H., son of Michael and Elizabeth (Ehle) 
Jacobs, b. Rome, Nov. 29,1876; farmer: Rome, until 1900; since, Orwell, N.Y,; 
Prohibitionist; Methodists. 

Cli. b. Rome: 

16289. Ray, June 18, 1900. 

[15907] ALICE LUCINDA PROSSER," (Sister of Maude L.,) 

b. Sullivan, N. Y., D&c. 30, 1880; m. Kirkville, N. Y., Sept. 20, 1899, Lewis 

Fred, son of Frederick and Sophia (Hauer) Herman, b. Bridgeport, N. Y., Ma^' 

18, 1872; farmer; Bridgeport: Republican: Methodists. 
Ch. b. Bridgeport: 

16290. Stuart Lewjs^ June 17^ lj90L 

[15908] MAYME E. PROSSER," (Sister of Maude L.,) 

b. Sullivan, N. Y.. Feb. 18, 1882: m. Rome, N. Y., Mar. 14, 1900, Walter, 

ison of George and Lois (Markart) Rung, b. Rome, Oct. 10, 1875; mechanic; 

Rome; Republican; Methodist; member A. O. U. W.; she Baptist. 
Ch. b. Rome: 

16291. George W., Jan. 17, 1901. 



[15914] NELSON LEGRAND LANSING," (Walter E.,i» Harriet M. 
Harablin,9 David,« Lewis,' David.* Josh.ua,s, Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ Jame.s,2i) 
to. Kirkville, N.Y., Dec. 18, 1878; m. East Syracuse, N.Y. , May 9, 1900. Grace E., 
•dau. of William James and Alice T. (Skulley) Winchell, b. Oneida, N. Y., Mar. 
21, 1880: lawyer; Kirkville, until Apr., 1893; since, East Syracuse: Republican; 
Methodist; member East Syracuse Tent 549, K. O. T. M.; she Baptist. 
Ch. b. E. Syracuse: 

16292. Walter Elbert, Dec. 2, 1900. 

[15923] Dr. JOHN MAYO CONLE\^" (John D.,»»PameliaE. Johnson," 
Lucy Hamblin,8 Joshua,' David,« Joshua,^ Benjamin,* Eleazer,^ Jamcs,^') b. Car- 
linville, Ills., Dec. 25, 1873; m. Oshkosh, Wis., Oct. 1, 1901, Beatrice Mary, dau. 
of Thomas and Elizabeth (Leary) Roche, b. Oshkosh, Dec. 29, 1876: he attended 
the State University of Wyoming, four years, and graduated Chicago Med. Col- 
lege, 1897; physician and surgeon; Oshkosh, Wis.; Democrat; Methodist; mem- 
ber of Winnebago Lodge 120, L O. O. F., and Winnebago Tent 45, K. O. T. M.; 
she Catholic. 

[15924] FLORENCE ELIZABETH CONLEY," (Sister of .lohn M..) 
b. Carlinville. Ills., Sept. 29, 1879; unmarried; she graduated at Blackburn 
University, Carlinville, 1901, winning the gold medal for highest rank in schol- 
arship. 

[15927] JAMES EMMET CONLEY," (Jerome H.,'» Pamelia K. John-sun," 
Lucy Hamblin,« Joshua,' David.e Joshua,-' Benjamin,* Ebenezer,» James.^M b. 



i:ilO THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Juneo, IST.i; m. Jan. 4. 1S99, Anna Belle Cadriin, oi Charleston, S. C: electri- 
cian and engineer; Charleston. 

Child: 

16293. J EKOME Gilbert, b. Dec. 6, 1899. 

[I()ni4] SARAH AHHIE MP:RRL\M," (Ellen M. Lowe,'" .John.-' Louisa 
A. Messenger," Betsey IMlillips,' Elizabeth Hamlin,''* Elea/er.'- Benjamin,* Elea- 
zer,3 James,2i) b. p^jtchburg, Mass., Aug. 9, 1869: m. there. Sept. 11, 1890, Hon. 
James L., son of George E. and Martha (Lewisi Harrington, b. Lunenburg, 
Mass., Oct. 17, 1854: farmer: Lunenberg: Republican: constable: school com- 
mittee; representative, Mass. legislature, 1895; member Lunenburg (irange 169, 
P. H.: prest., Worcester North Ag. Soc; member Y. M. C. A.; Methodists. 
Ch. b. Lunenburg: 

16294. Lewis L., Jan. 14, 1892. 

16295. Ruth L., May 23, 1893. 

16296. Cakl R., Mar. 2, 1896. 



I 



ADDENDA. 



Capt. JOSIAH JENK1NS,6 [352] In addition to his sketch, paRCS 202-3; it 
appears from McLellan's Hist, of Gorham, recently from the press, that the 
Jenkins family went to Gorham soon before the Revolution. The name does 
not appear there up to the year 1773. His name appears in 3d Regt. Cumber- 
land Co. militia; and as sergt. in Capt. Wentworth Stuart's Co., in Col. Ed- 
mund Phinney's 31 Mass. Regt : enlisted from Gorham, May 15, 1775, as appears 
on a return of the company, Sept. 29, 1775. This regt. arrived at Cambridge, 
July, 1775, and took part in the siege of Boston, and was mustered out Decem- 
ber of the same year; Col. Phinney was commissioned colonel of a new regiment, 
the 18th Continental, and re-elisted many of his old command: the new regi- 
ment entered the service Jan. 1, 1776, and was stationed at Cambridge. Tradi- 
tion says that when the British evacuated Boston, in March, 1776, it was the 
first regiment to enter the city, and was stationed at Fort Hill. One company 
of this regiment, noted for its fine appearance, marched at the head of tiie pro- 
cession which on Apr. 8, 1776, followed Gen. Warren's body to its resting place 
in the Old Granary burying ground. In the fall of 1776 the regiment had a long, 
hard march to Ticonderoga, and during the following year was active in the 
northern army, and was discharged at Fort George, December. 1776. From the 
roll of Capt. Stuarfs 1st Co., of Dec. 8, 1776, it appears that Josiah Jenkins was 
2d Lieut, and promoted 1st Lieut. Apr. 18, 1776, and re-engaged as Captain in 
Col. Samuel Brewer's (12 Mass.) Regt. Nov., 13, 1776. Many of the men of the 
18th Regt. re-enlisted for three years under Col. Brewer, and the regiment 
served at Ticonderoga, Lake George, Kings Ferry and in winter quarters at 
Valley Forge. It participated in the battles of Hobartown and Monmouth, 
and was present at Burgoyne's surrender, and was at West Point, 1779. Tiie 
roll of the company taken Jan. 23, 1778, names Josiah Jenkins as captain, and 
"on furlough." Captain Jenkins took part in the siege of Boston and the 
Ticonderoga campaign, and was in the battle of Monmouth, and an engagement 
on Lake Champlain, and was at Burgoyne's surrender. He was discharged Apr. 
1, 1779. He was a pensioner; app. dated Gorham, Apr. 14, 1818. After the war 
he lived in Gorham, and the last years of his life in the village, opposite the 
Cong, church, where he d. Oct. 20, 1831. His widow d. 1836, aged about 80. 

SARAH ELEANOR JENKINS," [993] b. Gorham, Me., June 14, 1780: m. 
Samuel Bartlett. son of Samuel Bartlett, Esq., Register of Probate, Cambridge, 
Mass. He came from Cambridge to Gorham, Me. 
Children: 
16267. Benjamin, b. Sept. 5, 1814; lost at sea. 

16298. WiLLARD B., " May 26, 1817; Methodi.st clergyman: d. Me- 

[chanics Falls, .June, 1898. 



'J 



1312 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



MARY CHIPMAN JENKINS,^ [995], b. Gorliam, Mar. 22, 178o: m. Abner 
Towle, who prob. came from Hampton, N. H. He res. Gorham, Me. She d. 
July 22. 1849: he d. Nov. 8, 1860, aged, 80. 
Children: 
16299. Cynthia, b. May 1, 1H06: m. Dec. 20, 1842, Ira. son of Daniel and 

Betsey (Clement) Baker, b. Sept. 23, 179<j, his 2d wife: 
.farmer: Gorham: she d. Oct. 18, 18S4: he d. July 8. 
1861. Ch.: PYances E., b. P^eb. 22, 1846, who m. 1st, 
John Wescott; 2d. Charles Gallison. 

b. Feb. 17, 1808: m. Harriet Merrill. 
" Mar. l!>, 1809: m. Martha Bryant. 
" Sept. 11, 1810: d. Dec. 14, 1896: utim. 
" Oct. 8, 1812: ra. Samuel T. Buck. 
" Sept. 11, 1814; m. Adeline Hill. 
" July 25, 1815: res. Boston. 
" May 7, 1818: d. June 20, 1840. 
" Apr. 26, 1820: d. Mar. 6, 1887. unm. 
" Apr. 11, 1823: m. Eli Clay, of Hiram. 
"Nov. 25, 1827: m. 1st, John E. Naylor: 2d, J. 

[Holmes Smith. 



16300. 


Lorenzo, 


16301. 


EnwAKD C, 


16302. 


ROBEKT H.. 


16303. 


MiKIAM B., 


16304. 


Henky, 


16305. 


Brainakd, 


16306. 


Serena, 


16307. 


Mary" M., 


16308. 


Almira. 


16309. 


Catherine, 



AURELIA JENKINS,^ [996], b. Gorham, Aug. 21, 1787: m. 1st, James, son 
of Josiah and Hannah (Hanscom) Swett, b. Aug. 21, 1784, his 3d wife: hem. 
1st, Sophia Lincoln, who d. 1812: 2d, Hannah Martin, who d. 1828; shoemaker 
and merchant: he res. Gorham village; after death of 1st wife he went to East- 
port, Me., and the British Provinces; but returned to Gorham before his 2d 
marriage; she d. Feb. 23, 1849; he d. Feb. 8, 1859. 

NANCY JENKINS,' [997], b. Gorham, June 3, 1791: m. Apr. 2. 1810, Fran- 
cis, son of Benjamin and Sarah (Magory) Poland, b. Portland. Me., Apr. 19. 1788. 
He served in the 1812 war, on a privateer, supposed to have been lost. It was 
traced to the coast of Spain, but nothing further known of him. 

Children: 
16310. AURELiA, b. Aug. 16, 1811: m. Jonathan Buck, Jr. 

I<i311. John Calvin, "July 5, 1814; m.Celia Stearns, of Lovell. Me. 

JOSIAH JENKINS,' [998], b. Gorham, May 5, 1794: musician in Capt. 
Toppan Robie's Co., from Gorham. 1814; he was a mason; married, and d. in 
S. C, 1819. 

DELIA HOL BROOK GROSS,' [797], page .309; amended as follows: She 
m. 1st. Benjamin Snow, of Orrington, Me., who was lost at sea: m. 2d, Joseph 
Smith, of (Orrington. By 1st marriage she had sons, Benjamin Gross and Jo- 
seph, who were murdered on their vessel by mutineers at Turk's Island, Aug., 
1843: also a daughter, Hannah .lane, who married Archelous Harding, who had 
children: Albert and Archelous, and a dau. who d. young. Albert Harding,' 
m. Selnia Pierce; he comtnaiided the brig Alhrrt lUilr; Archelous Harding,-' m. 
Ellen PiiMce; he d. on his schooner. yi>rciiilji:ijn, at Bangor. Me., and left sons, 
Archelous and Albert. By 2d marriage, Delia H. Gross,' had a son, Sylvanus 
Smith, « inste;»i of the one given at 2.300. 



CORRECTIONS. 



Page 



62 
115 
115 
191 
194 
214 
232 
250 
256 
256 
258 
266 
269 
298 
307 
307 
311 
313 
313 



316 
316 
321 
353 

367 
368 
368 
368 
368 
387 
387 
397 
407 
420 
421 
421 
421 
422 



ne 48, 
ae 27, 
ne 48, 
ne 46, 
ne 2, 
ne 10, 
ne 27, 
ne 4, 
ne 9, 
ne 51, 
ne 20, 
ne 21, 
ne 15, 
ne 27, 
ne 7, 
ne 12, 
ne 16, 
ne 30, 
ne 30- 



ne 8, 
ne 17, 
ne 39, 
ne 18, 
ne 47, 
ne 8, 
ne 14, 
ne 27, 
ne 48. 
ne 13, 
ne 18, 
ne 12, 
ne 22, 
ne 9, 
ne 20, 
ne 22, 
ne 38, 
ne 16, 



for 1640, read 1636. 

for 1775, read 1675. 

for 1672, read 1675. 

for 1850, read 1820. 

for Parmelia, read Pamelia. 

for 1606, read 1806. 

for 1633, read 1823. 

for Newton, read Newtown. 

for Wealthia, read Welthia. 

for Blaio, read Blinn. 

for 1873, read 1813. 

for Clarkson, N. Y., read Rochester, Mich. 

for Willis, read Weller. 

for Martin, read Marston. 

for Anna, read Ann'. 

for Benjamin, read Baker. 

for Parmelia, read Pamelia. 

for 1779, read 1777. 

31, omit these words: "and Clinton, N. Y., Mt. Vernon, 

Ohio: and Brownvllle, Pa., wliere he was a merchant and 

farmer." 

for Benjamin H., read Elisha P. 
for '* " " '' 

for Whitmore, read Whitman, 
for a public entertainment, read his private club, 
for Tonawanda, read Towanda. 
for " " " 

for Herman, read Hemon. 
for private, read musician, 
for Bradley, read Braley. 
for 1804, read 1802. 
for Berrel, read Reuel. 
for 1819, read 1809. 
for Richael, read Rachael. 
for Chaflin, read Claflin. 
for Mar., read Nov. 
Atlanta, read Augusta, 
for Aug. 27, read Aug. 22. 
for Waldennes Mentelle, read Waldemar Montelle. 



i;n4 



THE IIAMI.IN FAMILY. 



Page 442 line 17, for Henry A.. 1). Apr. 1(». IKW. read Henry Au^rustus, b. 
Apr. 10. 18:iH. 

447 line 33, read nearly every important appointment. 

448 line 12, for N. Y.. read Wis. 

448 line 12, for Fon dn lac, read Food dn Lac. 

44M line 13, for " " " •• " 

448 line 14. for '' '' " " " " "■ 

455, In sketch of .Julia Ann Hamlin, lines 16-18, for "and served (5 years 
on tlie tiarutoya, arKi subsequently on other vessels; served in 
the (Jnlf naval wjuadron durinj; the Mexican war: dis.; " read: 
liis first .service was on the Sdnitoija, and subsequently on 
other vessels in the Gulf naval squadron during the Mexican 
war: resif^ned 

45(i line 21, for 1803, read 18!»9. 

45(j line 21, for 18M, read .June, 1895. 

457 line 2H, for 1863, read 1883. 

4.58 line 25, for Cornwall, read Cam. 

.502 line 5, lor Pittsfield, read Lee. 

521 line 8, for 1866, read 1869. 

524 line 8, for 1867, read 1798. 

538 line 41, for Dawes, read Howes. 
5.38 line 42, for Mr., read Mrs. 

539 line 5, for Frances, read Francis. 
555 line 11, for Renjamin, read Benjamin. 

590, Sarah J. Collins,* who married Moses Leach, had 7 children. 

590, Ruth H. Collins,8 M. Archibald Bissell; and had: Etta, who m.— 
Smith, and res. Melrose, Mass. Also a son, Archibald, whod. 
young. 

590 lines 31-32, for Timothy, read Farnsworth. 

592 line 21, for 1822, read 1832. 

592 line 22, for 1832, read 1822. 

600 line 5.3, for Tyler, read Taylor. 

600-1, Sketch of Caroline E. Pitkin; .James G. Slocum, m. 2d, at Sara- 
toga Springs, N. Y. instead of Stenbenville, Ohio. 

613 line 3:^, for 1867, read 1687. 

614 line 25, Sylvanus Shaw,^ was b. 1665, not 1662. He d. West Cum- 

mington, Ma.ss.: the inscription on his grave stone there, gives 

the date of his death, .Jan. 18, 1H52, aged 87 years. His wife d. 

Aug. 11, 1852, aged 80 years. Their son, Hrackley Shaw, d. 

Aug. 7, 1848. 
625 line 21, for Black read Benjamin. 
627 line 15, for 1833, read 1823. 

629 line 49, for 1855, read 18.56. 

630 line 31, for Aug. 18, read Aug. 17. 
632 line 20, for Nov., read Mar. 

649 line .33, for L. E. Emery, read L. A. Emery. 

662 line 3, for Hale, read Hall. 

662 line 8, for 1858, read 1868. 

6C,3 line 11, for 1874, read 1864. 

66(i line 42, for Hermon, read Hemon. 

670 line 39, for Jeams, read James. 



CORRECTIONS. 1315 

Page 676 line 39, for Bro. of Cornelius F., read (Cornelius F.J Nathaaiel," 
Caleb,' James,*32i). 

676 line 44, for Oct. 5, 1830, read Apr. 5, 1840. 

677 line 2, for navely, read naively. 

678 line 6, for Bichnell, read Bicknell. 
684 line 12, for Eloie, read Elsie. 

686 line 39, for 1895, read 1865. 

686 line 41, Beamon, read Beaman. 

743 line 14, for Hunter, read Goodricli. 

765 line 24, for Erederic, read Frederic. 

775 line 36, for Freeman, read Feeman. 

775 line 40, for 1859, read 1860. 

795 line 2, for 1833, read 1838. 

808 line 17, for Mary Eugenie, read Eugenia May. 

■808 line 24, for 1855, read 1859. 

816 line 20, for Burges, read Burgess. 

816 line 22, for Cushing, read Cushman. 

817 line 1, for Wiles, read Wyles. 
817 line 11, for Burges, read Burgess. 

835 line 5, for Janesville, read Jonesville. 

835 lines 5-6, omit the words: graduated from State Normal School, 

Albany, Class 1867. 

836 line 40, for Warner read Wagner. 
836 line 42, for 103, read 983. 

836 line 47, for Edwin, read Erwin. 

867 line 27, for Democrat, read Republican. 

868 line 13, for Pittsfield, read Lee. 
868 line 21, for Sept. 10, read Sept. 15. 
868 line 24, for Pittsfield, read Lee. 
868 line 25, for Nelson, read Wilson. 
868 line 30, for Pittsfield, read Lee. 
868 line 33, for 1877, read 1876. 

868 line 36, for Helm, read Helen. 
891 line 12, for Union, read Confederate. 
894 line 8, for Leronier, read Livonier. 
896 line 13, for Hanlin, read Hamlin. 

910 line 35, for Elizabeth, read Eliza. 

911 line 47, for Adeline, read Adelaide. 
915 line 15, for Adelpert, read Adelbert. 
915 line 20, for 1885, read 1886. 

923 line 46, for Louis, read Lois. 

942 line 17, for Wareman, read Wareham. 

942 line 21, for Jan., read June. 

942 line 23, for Mary, read Merry. 

942 line 24, for Aug. 30, 1855, read Sept. 21, 1859. 

942 line 24, for Windham, read Wiliimantic. 

983 line 8, from name Mary Eliza, omi^. the word Eliza. 

983 line 12. " " Lucille Emily, omit the word Emily. 

983 line 12, for Henry Justis, read Harry Juster. 

983 line 18, for Jennette, read Janet. 

985 line 3, for Gellett, read Gillett. 



l.'iKi THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 

Pajje 985 line '.i. for Pawnal, read Pownal. 

985 line IH. for Chittenango Falls, read ChittenaKo. 

98H lines 4-3H, for Conastota, read Canastota. 

988 line 4:i. for 1H.")1. read 1853. 

988 Mary Etta .lolinson,'^ \r,Kir>]. Later information shows that she was 
b. July 16, 1834: in. .Inly 9, 1853, Milton Lothrop Sayles: botli 
d. Oneida. N. Y.: she .1 iily 7, 1882: he May 1«, 18S9. J 

1025 line 42, for liiack. read Renjamin. " 

1025 line 44, for Harriet Russell read Harriet Ru.ssell King. 

102«) line 15, for Diner, read Dines. 

1029 line 53, for Ohio, read Illinois. 

1030 line 15, for Wiiittenburg, read Wittenbiirg. 
" line 15, for 189rt, read 1885. 

" line 19, for Oct. 21, read Oct. 31. 
10.% line 37, for Nov., read Mar. 
1040 line 7, for 1866, read 1886. 
1053 line 4, for Segnia, read Segma. 
1074 line 17, for Sanqorn, read Sanborn. 



INDICES 



ILLUSTRATIONS. 



Abhutt, Rky. Lyman, 
Andrews, Hon. H. F., . 

Barnstable, Court House, 
Beeler, Edward, . 
Bell, Mrs. Julia A., 
Bishop, Gen. Albert W., . 

Caldwell, Europe H., 
Caldwell, Hamlin, 
Cape Cod, Map of, 
Carmichael, Col. Jajles C, 
Carter, Major Eugene, . 
Carter, Hon. Henry, . 
Carter, John H., 
Carter, Capt. Robert G., . 
Clark, Dr. Joseph E., 
Coat of Arms, Hamline, 
CoLMAN, Rev. Henry, 
CoNLEY, Prof. John D., 
Crowell, Hon. Joshua, . 
CuRRiE, Mrs, Emma A., 

Doanb, Mrs. Charilla R., 

Farkinoton, Byron, 
Farrinoton, Charles, 
Farrinoton, Horatio, 
FAURiNfJTON, Mrs. Mary, 
Farrinoton, Reuben, 
Fenner, Hamlin, 
Fenner, Lawrence A., 
F'enner, Raymond H., 
Fisher, Ma.jor George B., 
Foot, Lorin S., . 



portrait 

(1 



portrait . 



opposite 



portrait 



portrait opposite 
" opposite 



opposite 



portrait 

" opposite 



portrait 
portrait opposite 



PAGE, 
652 

i 

14 

929 
455 
802 

103:i 

627 

8-9 

800 
1038 

632 
1037 
1039 

915 
2 

806 
1261 

963 

858 

795 

389 

389 

389 

389 

389 

739 

740 
1129 

816 
1077 



INDEX. 



1319 



Fowler, Mrs. Elizabeth, . 
Fowler, Mrs. Elizabeth H., 
Fowler, Florence E., 
Fowler, JoHisr C, 
Fowler, Loring, , 
Fowler, Loring R., 
Fowler, Samuel R., 



portrait opposite 






599 
599 
599 
599 
599 
599 
599 



Galloway, George S., . 
Gardiner's Fight With Indians, 
Goodrich, John S., . . . 



portrait 



. 1183 

145 

portrait opposite 743 



Hamblen, Charles T., 
Hamblen, Cornelius, 
Hamblen, David, . 
Hamblen, Isaiah B., 
Hamblen, Joseph B., . 
Hamblen, Rev. Joseph B., 
Hamblen, Mrs. Rerecca D., 
Hamblen, William B., 
Hamblin, Elder Benjamin, 
Hamblin, Capt. Caleb O., 
Hamblin, Elder Edwin, 
Hamblin, Elkanah, ■ 
Hamblin, Mrs. Emily B., . 
Hamblin, Mrs. Esther C, 
Hamblin, Elder Francis M., 
Hamblin, Elder Frederick, , 
Hamblin, Elder Jacob V., 
Hamblin, Elder Jacob V., 
Hamblin, Capt. John C, . 
Hamblin, Elder Lyman S., - 
Hamblin, Elder William H., 
Hamlen, Arthur B., 
Hamlen, Calvin, . 
Hamlen, Dr. George D., 
Hamlen, Rev. George M,, 
Hamlen, Mrs. Harriet B. W., 
Hamlen, Lafayette D., 
Hamlen, Mortimer T., . 
Hamlen, Nathaniel, , 
Hamlen, Robert D., 
Hamlen, Theophilus, . 
Hamlin, Albert, 



portrait 



opposite 
opposite 
opposite 

opposite 

(( 

opposite 
opposite 



house of 
portrait 



opposit-e 



973 
307 
579 
585 
582 
975 
582 
974 
927 
950 
551 
554 
950 
925 
552 
553 
547 
548 
954 
925 
550 

1068 
387 

1070 
677 
675 
()07 
607 
()75 

mo 

280 
633 



1320 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Hamlin 


Dk. Amos, 


portrait opposite 


224 


Hamlin 


Mrs. Anna L., . 


» ( 




195 


Hamlin 


Dk. Augustus C, 


. 




646 


Hamlin 


Bykon E., . 


. 




810 


Hamlin 


Hon. Byron D., . 


t i 




454 


Hamlin 


Calvin C, . 


. 




838 


Hamlin 


Gen. Charles, 


i . 




648 


Hamlin 


Charles E., 


.1 




1050 


Hamlin 


Prof. Charles E., 


k ; 


. 


. 902 


Hamlin, 


Hon. Charles S., 


t» 


opposite 


1054 


Hamlin 


Cicero J., Esq., 


i 4 


. 


. 435 


Hamlin 


Dr. Cyrus, 


(1 


opposite 


195 


Hamlin 


Dr. Cyrus, 


house of 


1 1 


196 


Hamlin 


Dr. Cyrus, . 


. portrait 


1 1 


1051 


Hamlin, 


Rev. Cyrus, . 


ii 


u 


358 


Hamlin 


Gen. Cyrus, 


a 


(1 


648 


Hamlin, 


Conde, .... 


Ik 


, 


. 1192 


Hamlin 


Cook, .... 


4 i 


, 


260 


Hamlin 


Dr. Daniel I). T., 


<i 




. 412 


Hamlin 


Delano R., Esq., 


il 


opposite 


811 


Hamlin, 


Prof. Delwin A., 


u 


(t 


1222 


Hamlin, 


Dea. Ebenezer, 


. signature 


46 


Hamlin 


Edward, .... 


portrait 


opposite 


1055 


Hamlin 


Edward F., 


4 . 


, 


616 


Hamlin, 


Hon. Edward S., . 


i( 


. , 


. 430 


Hamlin 


Elijah, 


. i 


opposite 


265 


Hamlin 


Emmons, .... 


a 


(( 


518 


Hamlin 


Eugene D., 


u 


(t 


814 


Hamlin 


Europe W., . 


> i 


u 


631 


Hamlin 


Frank, 


(I 


i( 


649 


Hamlin 


Hon. Freeman, 


a 


. 


. 323 


Hamlin 


Hon. Frederick, 


n 


. 


241 


Hamlin 


Hon. Frederick, . 


house of opposite 


240 


Hamlin 


, Frederick M., . 


U (i 


. 


438 


Hamlin 


Frederick V., 


portrait 


. 


. 434 


Hamlin 


George H., 




. 


484 


Hamlin 


, Prof. George H., 


i 4 


. 


. 1224 


Hamlin 


, George W., 


. 


opposite 


457 


Hamlin 


Hon. Hannihal, . 


, 


a 


349 


Hamlin 


Hon. Hannibal, 


. oflice of 


It 


352 


Hamlin 


. Hon. Hannibal E., 


portrait 


n 


649 


Hamlin 


, Hannibal G., 


(( 


it 


332 


Hamlin 


, Hannibal G., 


house of 


, 


. 335 



INDEX. 



1321 



Hamlin 
Hamlin 
Hamlin 
Hamlin 
Hamlin 
Hamlin 
Hamlin 
Hamlin 
Hamlin 
Hamlin 
Hamlin 
Hamlin 
Hamlin 
Hamlin 
Hamlin 
Hamlin 
Hamlin 
Hamlin 
Hamlin 
Hamlin 
Hamlin 
Hamlin 
Hamlin 



Hannibal G., . . . . tombstone of 



Hannibal G., 
Henry, 
Henry A., 
Henry W., . 
Rev. Homer, . 
House, Alford, Mass., 
Jabez, . . . . 



portrait opposite 



house of 



signature 



Jabez, tombstone of 



site of home . 
portrait opposite 



tombstone of 



James, 

Hon. James G., . 

John, 

Lester, .... 

Mrs. Mary, .... 

Mrs. Mary F portrait opposite 

Hon. Orlo J., ... 

Miss Rose A., .... " . . 

Salmon, " . . 

Rev. Teunis S., 

Timothy, .... 

Weld, 

William E., . 

Hon. Wolcott, . 
Hamline, John H., .... 
Hamline, Rev. Leonidas L., . . . " " 

Hamline University, 

Hancey, Mrs. Nellie M., . . . portrait 
Hazen, Dr. Edward H., . . . " opposite 

Hazen, Mrs. Minerva C, . . . " • • 

HoLMAN, Mrs. Christina A., . . " opposite 

Hunter, Jabez, " . - 



opposite 



opposite 
opposite 



Johns, Dr. Daniel J., 



portrait 



King, Oil. David, portrait 



33tj 
630 
807 
709 
4VKi 
439 

7") 
141 
237 

29 
798 
659 
272 

37 
332 
448 
707 
262 
839 
459 
894 
453 
363 
1121 
402 
402 
1010 
775 
428 
955 
223 

426 

1031 



Ladd, Daniel, 
Logan, Mrs. Hannah M., 
Logan, Thomas W., 
Lyman, Mr.s. Kate H., 



McKeevkr, Mr.s. Maria A., 
Moulton, Mrs. Ella E., . 
MuLLKiT, Rev. Alfred E., 



house of . 


891 


portrait opposite 


938 


(1 ii 


938 


(> <i 


741 


portrait opposite 


1104 


a 


710 


" opposite 


909 



132i 



>•> 



THE HAMLI>' FAMll.Y. 



NoKiJi, Mks. Hannah A., 

Page, Mas. Lillie P 

Pakk, Gen. Sidney W., . 
Pattekson, Hon. CnAULEs E., . 
Pheli's, Capt. Fkedeuick E., 
Phelps, Mks. Mauy E., 
1 'nil, LIPS, Col. I veks, 

Rice, Fuank S 

RiGGs, Adeline A., . 
RiGGs, John E., 
RoBEKT College, 
Robertson, Mrs. Elizabeth, 
Robertson, Dr. Samuel, . 
Robertson, Mrs. Temperance. . 
RuLAND, Mrs. Tirzah IIamlen. 

ScuDDER, Hon. Henry A., . 
Severance, Hon. Henry W., . 
Severance, Hon. Luther, . 
Shaw, Mrs. Lavantia F.. 
Standish, Zachariah M., . 
Standish, Zachary J., 
Stewart, Mrs. Harriet E., 

White, Hon. Willard, . 
WoosTER, Col. Moses F., . 



portrait 



679 



portrait opposite 


1104 


•• 


825 


" opposite 


725 


(( 


7sl 


a 


. 781 


" opposite 


til 8 



portrait . . 879 

" opposite 550 



n 
it 
It 



550 
3(10 
portrait " 599 

" " 599 
878 

"... 10H9 



portrait 
it 



:W2 

. 896 

525 

" opposite 612 

. . 1002 

" . . . 1269 

" . . 680 



portrait 

(t 



1118 
770 



INDEX TO NOTES. 



Abbott, 

Adams, 

Alden, 

Allen. 

Allyn, 

Andrews. 

Andrus, 

Annable, 

Atherton, 

Atwood, 

Bachiler, 

Backus, 

Bacon, 

Baker, 

Bancroft, 

Bangs. 

Barnes, 

Bassett, 

Beal, 

Beals, 

Bearse, 

Beckwith, 

Benjamin, 

Biddings, 

Billings, 

Blackwell, 

Blake, 

Blossom, 

Blush, 

Bodfish, 

Bompasse, 

Bonney, 

Bowman, 

Bowerman, 

Bradford, 

Brainerd, 

Brewster, 

Brinckerhoff, 

Brown, 

Buckland, 

Bulkley, 

Burbank, 

Burgess, 

Burnham, 

Bursley, 



HrA. 652, 1093 

295, 541, 942 

9", 1093 

291, 949 

129 

219 

219 

128 

193, 341 

307 

530. 1115 

210, 212 

104 

101 

1S>4 

315 

140 

166 

182 

283, 317, 535 

48 

221 

473 

1243 

343 

103 

397 

206 

126 

65 

68 

98 

375 

375 

362, 1254 

392 

567 

789 

175, 232, 340, 632 

270 

1183 

493 

561 

341 

119 



Calkins, 

Campbell, 

Candee, 

Carpenter, 

Carter, 337, 

Case, 

Chadwick, 

Chandler, 

Child, 

Chipman, 

Choate, 

Church, 

Claghotn, 

Clark, 

Clemons, 

Cobb, 

C(ilchester, Ct., 

Cole, 

Coleman. 

Conde, 

Cooke, 

Cornwell, 



228, 478 

502, 1246 

267 

945 

430, 647, 1258 

47 

215 

851 

65 

88, 108 

318, 345 

2.35 

66 

776 

507, 1126 

52, 1.33, 165 

77 

1254 

132, 245, 

8.35 

1162 

536 



Cranston, 

Crocker, 

Crosby, 

Crowe, 

Crowell, 

Carrie, 

Curtis, 

Curtice, 

Cushman, 

Cutting, 

Daggett, 

Danforth, 

Davis, 

Delano, 

Delap, 

Denison, 

Bern ford, 

Dewey, 

Dexter, 

Dickey. 

Dikeman, 

Dillingham, 

Doane, 

Doggett, 

Dotey, 

Dunham, 

Dyer, 

Eastman, 

Eldredge, 

Ellis, 

Elmer, 

Emerson. 

Emery, 

Emrie, 

Ewer, 

Eyrick, 

Fairchild. 
Falmouth, Mass. 
Farley, 

Farmington, Ct., 
Farrington, 
Farwell, 
Fifield, 
Fillmore, 
Fish, 
Flint, 
Folger, 
' Foote. 
Ford, 
Forsyth, 
Fowler, 
Freeman, 
Frye. 
Fuller, 

Gibbs, 

Gilford, 

Gillett, 

Glenny, 

Glover, 

Gold. 

Goodrich, 

Goodspeed, 

Goodwin, 

Gould, 

Grant, 

Griswold, 

Guernsey, 



1261 


Iladaway, 


21 H 


63, 66, 107 


Hallett, 


121 


570 


Hallock, 


732 


79, 566 


Hamblen, 


1 16, .390 


79, :>>'„ 292, 566 


llamblin. 


46. 55, 12ti 


,S58 


Hamblin I'lains, 


3:^ 


1013 


Hanchetl, 


244 


222 


Harding, 


164, ISO 


817 


Hart, 


869 


646 


Hartwell, 


241 


1110 


Hatch, 


124 


657, 1029 


Hathaway, 


218,396 


.38, 51, 66, 199 


Havemann, 


897 


245, 843, 1092 


Ilawkes, 


475 


85 


Hazen, 


286.428 


457 


Herick, 


380 


t>57 


Higgins, 


578 


252,423 


Hines. 


203 


125 


Hinckley, 61, 110, 


116, 368, 1219 


214 


Hinman, 


434 


311 


Hirick, 


380 


207 


Hollister, 


410, 8(H) 


164, 537 


Hoi mes, 


347 


1110 


Hoi way. 


94ti 


242 


Hooper, 


1.51 


33 


Hopkins, 


52, 306, 309 


91, 203, 603 


Howes, 


300, 618 


1093 


Howland, 88, 98. 


107, 174, 167, 


120 


269,365 


, 370, 395, 9«>1 


62 


Hubbard, 


2,53 


.»> 


Huckins, 


87 


327,638 


Hulbert, 


144. 239, 817 


349 


Hull, 


127 


1164 


Humphrey, 


401, 1088 


42, 6M2 


Hyde, 


154 


380 


Ingalls, 


724 


201 


Ingersoll. 


867 


121 


Irish, 


204 


354 


Isum, 


171 


73 


Jenkins, 


41,368,911 


385 


.Jewett, 


149 


871 


Johns. 


235 


270 


Jones 


374. 399 


319 


Jordan, 


388 



81, 210 

323 

11 SO 

211 

148, 321 

229 

457, 997 

103, 568, 704 

1102 

138 

79 

121 

226 

332 

116 

181 

226, 1121 

60,301 

278,538 

181, 498 

1212 

IKiO 

724 



Kllgore, 
Kimball, 

Knowlton, 

Ladd, 

Lanman, 

Learned. 

LeBlond, 

Lee, 

Lewes, 

Lewis, 

Lines, 

Linnell, 

Little. 

Livermore, 

Livingston. 

Lombard, 

Lothrop, 

Lovell, 

Lowe, 

Lumbard, 

Lyman, 

Lynch. 



275, 329. 407, 631, lUl 

660, 990, 1014, 1238 

379 

521 

1219 

:i61 

779 

255 

43 

43, 46, 63S 

207 

39 

320 

195 

846 

67 

105 

170 

617 

07 

345, 4510, 741 

1240 



1324 



THE IIAMLiJJ FAMILY. 



Marston, 




Ills 


Hand. 


1116 


Matlliews. 




aut' 


liawson. 


M7 


.May... 




54 


Ki.x', 


510 


M.-Kav. 




5iC. 


UU-li. 


ISJ) 


.MrWalii. 




tra 


Kiiliards. 


97. 320 


.MfL'jcs. 
MelKS. 




3.X7 


Kichiiiond. 


5i4 




3«7 


Klder. 


316 


Miles. 




431) 


Robblns. 


343 


Mor^e. 




M.> 


liobtrts. 


445 


MuHiTf. 


7ti 


Kfli 


Hohertsoti. 


5'.i9 


MiilUtt. 




2S4 


UolllllSOIl. 


117 


MuMvdll, 


27T 


734 


lioysc, 


l.'M 


Nlrhols. 




iV) 


KukKles. 


H18 


N'lfki'rson. 




4W 


Kuxbon. 


123!' 


Ni.tilf. 
Noiirsf. 




452 
Ml 


Sabin. 


1184 


Nurst'. 
Nye. 
OMoriK, Tlif 




IVtl 
79 


Sanderson, 
Sares, 
Sawyer. 
Scudder, 


84 

40 

4!>.'> 

39 


O.sttThoiult. 




SI 12 


Sears. 


40, 303, 41):> 


Oils. 




2SH5 




502, 509. tjs7 


Packard. 




1H3 


Severans. 


.^24 


I'ardui'. 


711. u: 


443 


Seymour, 


725 


Park, 




188 


Sharon. Ct.. 


47. 7s 


l>ark»'. 




4<)5 


Shalluck. 


li4l 


I'arkhurst, 




1!I2 


Sliaw, 


l»5. Ill 2 


IVok. 


3'.>4 


4S<i 


Skitr. 


474 


INTL-lval. 




173 


Slin;rerland. 


47s 


Torry, 




439 


Sloenni, 


li(H) 


I'litlps. 




433 


Smitli. 


17f>. 370 


Phillips, 




ISO 


Snake Pond. 


374 


Phiimuv. 




2119 


Snow. 


203 


Pitkin,' 




313 


Soule, 


397 


Plummer. 




642 


Sparrow. 


50S 


Pope, 




59 


Spauldinj;. 


2:w 


Prence, 


54 


5«8 


Standisli, 


310 


Prc'scott, 




2S2 


Starr. 


273 


Pri'sion. Ct., 




102 


Stearns, 


1S4 


I'rtx'tor, 




98 


Stetson, 


045 



St. .lohn. 

Sto<-klnjr. 

Stone, 

Storrs. 

Stow, 

Street. 

Sumner, 

Swift, 

Tavlor, 
Thayer, 
Thorn ps<in. 
To bey, 
Towne, 
Treat, 
Trumbull. 
Tupper, 

Vose, 

Waite, 

Warren. 

\\'asbburn. 

Weeks. 

West. 

Wetmore, 

Whitconib. 

White, 

Whiiiiiore, 

Wliitney. 

Wljrlit. 

Willson. 

Wing. 

Win;iate. 

W'inslow, 

Woifott. 

Wood. 

Yale. 
Young, 



142 

189.344 
406 



191, 



708 
150 



31 

000 

1245 

201 

184, 75A 

1.30 

1219 

liO 

1017 

•ill 

UHH 

IL53 

314. 073. 943 

210 

1086 

040 

^9, 1243, 1201 

10N« 

332. 515, 7:<0 
.520 

.t:« 
107 
.5;t9 
126, 283, 534, 703 
UK) 
01 s 

55. H 



» 



SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. 



COLONIAL PERIOD 
Davis, Simeon 



m 



Gross, Benjamin 


91 


Hamblen, .Tabez 


67 


Hamblen, James 


131 


Hamblen, Joslab 


68 


Hamblen, Timotby 


131 


Hamblin, Caleb 


120 


Hamblin, Ebenezer 


134 


Hamblin, Job 


121 


Hamblin. Sylvanus 


166 


Hamlin, Nathaniel 


161 


Hinckley, John 


60-1 


Hulbert. John 


144 


Pardee, John 


76 



WAR OF REVOLUTION 

Baldwin, Joshua 4.57 

Church, Nathaniel 235 

Dickey, Eleazer B. 214 

Drake, William 265 

Ford, Jonathan 148 

Foote, David 211 

Gibbs, Sylvanus, 222 

Gross, Benjamin 176 

Hamblen, Benjamin 121, 167 
174, 209 
Hamblen, Caleb 120, 209 

Hamblen, James 208 

Hamblen, Jonathan 132 

Hamblen, Joshua 176 

Hamblen, Lemuel 168 

Hamblen, Nathan 208 

Hamblen, Nathaniel 210 

Hamblen, Reuben 209 

Hamblen, Thomas 210 

Hamblin, Asa 160 

Hamblin, Bazaliel S. 200 

Hamblin, David 177 

Hamblin. Ebenezer 134 

Hamblin, Elkanah 290 

Hamblin, Ephraim 178 

Hamblin, Jabez 130 

Hamblin, James 241 

Hamblin, Job 121 
Hamblin, Reuben 169, 290 

Hamblin, Seth 208 

Hamblin, Simeon 166 

Hamblin, Zaccheus 208 

Hamlen, David 183 

Hamlen, Isaac 182 

Hamlen, John 184 

Hamlen, Joseph 184 

Hamlin, Africa 189 

Hamlin, Amasa 142 

Hamlin, America 192 

Hamlin, Amos 224 

Hamlin, Asa 151 

Hamlin, Cornelius 224 

Hamlin, Eleazer 97 

Hamlin, Europe 191 

Hamlin, Isaac 155 

Hamlin, Jabez 140 



Hamlin, Mark 


219 


Hamlin, Nathaniel 


142 


Hamlin, Perez 


164 


Hamlin, Seth 


154 


Hamlin, Thomas 


149 


Hulbert, John 


144 


Hunter, Dii vid 


137 


Hunter, ,lonathan 


137 


Hunter, William 


9'>0 


Irish, James 


204 


Jenkins, Alvan 


205 


Jenkins, Ebenezer 


108 


Jenkins, Joseph 


204 


Jenkins, Josiah 


202 


Jenkins, Lot 


118 


Jenkins, Nathaniel 


205 


Jenkins, Samuel 


203 


Pardee, James 


137 


Patterson, Ansel 


217 


Phillips, Seth 


186 


Richards, Joseph 


186 


Scudder, Ebenezer 


170 


Swift, Willard 


150 


Treat, Asabel W. 


226 


Treat, Cornelius 


229 


Treat, Dorotheas 


225 


Treat, Richard 


225 


Treat, Thomas 


228 


Treat, Timothy 


140. 228 


WAR OF 1812 




Brown, George 


422 


Burrows. Zenas 


470 


Doty, Ezra 


244 


Drake, William 


265 


Filmore, Sherlock 


319 


Ford, Jesse 


464 


Ford, John 


321 


Ford, Ruel 


258 


Hamblen Charles 


216 


Hamblen. Cornelius 


306 


Hamblen. Eleazer 


.307 


Hamblen, Joshua 


305 


Hamblen, Nathaniel 


210 


Hamblin, Abraham H. 


441 


Hamblin, Asa 


287 


Hamblin, Benjamin 


293 


Hamblin, David 


312 


Hamblin, E^)hrai^l 


,311 


Hamblin, Hiram 


441 


Hamblin, Isaiah 


288 


Hamblin. Stephen 


270 


Hamlin. Africa 


.32(i 


Hamlin, Calvin 


264 


Hamlin, Cook 


2(iO 


Hamlin, David 


318 


Hamlin, Isaiah 


383 


Hamlin, Jabez 


215 


Hamlin. .losiah 


384 


Hamlin, Poladore 


327 


Hamlin, Tlieron 


259 


Hathawav, Paul C. 
Holmes, John 


395 


410 


Howland, Eben 


292 



Jenkins, Josiah 368 

Kimball. Crafts P. 275 

McDonald, .leremiah .30S» 

Merritt. Sewell 274 

Mullett, Jolin 284 

O'Flyng, Edmund .367 

Pitkin, Samuel 313 

Poland, Francis. 1312 

Spratt, David 392 

Treat, Lyman 415 

Treat, Oren 416 

Treat, Timothy 415 

MEXICAN WAR. 

Bell, Agrippa N. 455 

Churchill, William H. 7.35 

Hamblin. Charles M. .382 

Hamblin. David W. 595 

Hunter. Charles G. 7.36 

Hyde. William 610 

Piatt, William H. 421 

West, Hosea 713 

WAR OF REBELION 

CNION ARMY. 



Andrews. Lawrence G. 


731 


Ash. Nathaniel. 


1007 


Atwood. John S. 


960 


Ayres, Jonathan B. 


1257 


Bachelder. George A. 


649 


Bacon. Jasper N. 


854 


Bailey Thomas. C J. 


1215 


Baldwin. .lerome B. 


1237 


Banker. Nicholas, 


1194 


Barker. John 


1000 


Barton. Albert G. 


1076 


Bates. George S. 


818 


Beals, George S. 


908 


Bean, RinaldoP. 


1041 


Beecher. Chester 


1120 


Bishop. Albert W. 


802 


Boalt, Frederick H. 


1160 


Braden. John 


920 


Braintrd. Ibiiry W. P. 


718 


Brainerd. John C. 


718 


Brainerd. Samuel R. 


718 


Brick, George H. 


901 


Brick, Isaac C. 


901 


Brick. William M. 


901 


Brown. Augus M. 


1154 


Brown. Dt'Xtcr B. 


636 


Bryant. Charles F. 


1269 


Bucklaiid. Frank 


M71 


Burrows I'rederick N'. 


S32 


Buss. George 


749 


Carralchael. James C. 


800 


Carpenter. Curtis A. 


945 


Carter Charles F, 


1036 


Carter. Eugene 


1037 


Carter, John H. 


10.36 


Carter, I{obert G. 


1039 


Carter. Walter 


10.39 



132<j 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



,irtl.-. w. n. 
tiu'lwlrk. (iustiiviis It. 

h cfiihcrllii. Svlvanus 

!i 1^1', .l:iiiies .1. 

Ii.iry Klias V. 

Iiiin-h. oiliclli) 

lurk, .loscpli II. 

i>f. .I;irin!s N. 

tn-iitiorry. Milton. A. 
ollliis. CliiLrifs II. 
oliijiiii. .Vii'.'iistiis L. 
(iliiiaii. I>;ivl(l N. 
olU)ii. l-'r.iiikllii 

)lt4)ii. Henry II. 
uliDii, Luilicr 
(M)k. !•' rede rick \V. 
<Mik. John It. 
l(^^ill^;tol^ .liimes F. 
niwford. .I:imi-s 
rjiwurd. Tliuinjis 
n-ssL-y. Ko^iT W. 
rook, Cliiirius N. 
rown. Williiiiu K. 
UIllIni^^'s. 
urtiss diaries L. 



t 
C 

(• 
f 

t 

( 

( 

C 

(• 

< 

( 

(' 

V 

( 

c 

c 

(' 

( 

( 

I>avis. Edward J. 

Diivis. Henry T. 

I )f;m. Kr.mk 

I >t-i..ani'y. ("Iiaries A. 

I )iMiioii(i, l''rf(liTi(;k A. 

Di'wey, .Marcus 14. 

Di.xori, Kenjamin F. 

Holy, Ezra 

Doty, .lolin E. 

I )rako. Isaao 

Dyer, Aidin II. 

Eddy. I'M win 
Eiden, John A. 
Endiey, Cliarlos F. 
Ersklns, Jolin C. 
Ersklns, Roger A. 
Ewer. William 1). 

Farley. Alljert 1). F. 
I''ariey, Joliti II. 
I''arriM!iloM. Ilyron II. 
l'"arriiigton, diaries A. 
!•" irriiifjilon, (justavus A. 
Farrington, Horatio 1'. 
I'"arrnif;;ion, Keuljen M. 
Feely, S. Legrand 
I''enner, Tlioiiias 0. 
Filield. Edson H. 
Fisli. Itenjainin E. 
Fisii. Nailiaiiiel 11. 
Fisli. Obed .M. 
I'"ish. Sumner B. 
FIana;;aii, William M. 
FiKjte. Asahel I'. 
Foote, Lavias II. 
Ford. Silas 1'. 
Foster, , lames F. 
Fi>sier, Kii'liard H. 
Foster, Samuel H. 

Gardner, Henry [j. 
(jay, l''.llslia (i. 
(jerrisli, Luther .M. 
tiillt'tie. (Hor^'e I). 
(MK)drleh, , lames A. 
(ioodrii-li. ,|c)|in S. 
Ooodwin. .Ml)erl H. 
Graves, Fi-niinand V. 
Green, (jeor^e .\. 
(jreen, .lo.seph 
Green, William S. 

Hamblen, (liiaries T. 
Ilamhieii, William H. 
Il:itiil)liii. .Xhram II. 
Ilamblin, .\ndrew T. 
Hamlilin. Hejamlii II. 
Haml)iiii. rliarles E. 
Ilamltiin. ( lirlslonlier C. 
Hamlilin. Edw.ircf G. 
Ilamlfiln. Eugene L. 
Ilaniblin, George B. 



7<^ 

•;!•!• 

1147 

nort 

I I I 

111!) 

7i;t 
H(ir 

•HIT 
117(1 
llCil 

71>-.' 
liiL'7 
1(C_'7 

7.s;i 
12.')7 
li'Mi 
1(1,")!! 

744 
in.'t 

:i75 

7i)I 

lOlSt 

i»,VV 
,")S!» 

'J 12 

4t>(l 
1007 
803 
827 
UK 
1004 

<l8it 
KS(i 
lltil 

miti 

1096 

70S 

150 
051 
7U 
711 
711 
711 
711 
090 
741 
873 
944 
il4ti 
947 
947 
Htj5 
t)K9 
t>H7 
824 
1117 
IIIU 
II Hi 

982 

1202 

1W7 

1174 

744 

743 

521 

7><9 

9lUI 

797 

1201 

972 
973 

789 

918 

tl.s2 
721 
!>22 
9iK) 
98ti 
91 9 



HamhIIri 

Hamhiin 

liatn))lin 

Hamlilin 

Hamlilin 

HamliiiM 

Hamlilin 

Hamlilin 

Hamlilin 

Haiiden. 

Hamlen. 

Ilatnien, 

Hamlen. 

Hamiln. 

Hamlin. 

Hamlin. 

Ilaiidin. 

Hamlin. 

Ilandin. 

Hamlin. 

Hamlin. 

Hamlin. 

Il.'imiin. 

I lamlin. 

Hamlin. 

Hamlin. 

Hamlin. 

Hamlin. 

Hamlin. 

Hamlin. 

Hamlin. 

Hamlin. 

Hamlin. 

Hamlin. 

Hamlin, 

Hamlin, 

Hamiln. 

Hamlin. 

Hamlin, 

Hamlin, 

Uamlin. 

Hamlin. 

Hamlin. 

Hamlin, 

Handin, 

Hamlin. 

Hamlin, 

Hamlin, 

Hamlin, 

Hamlin, 

Hamlin, 

Hamlin, 

Hamiln, 

Hamiln, 

Hamlin. 

Hamlin, 

Handin, 

Hamlin. 

Hatniin. 

Hamlin. 

Handin. 

Hamlin, 

Ilandin. 

Hamlin, 

Hamlin. 



. (ieort^e W. 
, Hart well ('. 
. Ilenrv .\. 
. HollaiKl. 
, .lames K. 
. .Iii>.liiia C. 
. S|iencer .\. 
, Ward I'. 
, W.arrt.-n 'P. 
Charles II. J. 
E/.ra 
.Maxey 
Shepard E. 
.Vifn-d .M. 
.\masa 
.\mmi R. 
.\u>;ustus C 
Kenjamin I). 
diaries 
Charles F. 
diarU'S G. 
Charles II. 
Charles .1. 
Charles W. 
Cyrus 
David 
David A. 
David H. 
David T. 
DeWitt C. 
Dwiv'lit .M. 
Edward F. 
Edward L. 
Europe W. 
Franfis 
Geor^'e H. 
Hannibal 
Haskaline 
Henry A. 
Henry S. 
Horace A. 
Horace Y. 
.lames G. 
.lames M. 
.lesseT. 
.lolin 37i 

.lohn H. 
.lohn T. .M. 
■lohn W. 
.loshua G. 
Lewis W. 
.Miles A, 
Nath.-mlel T. 
Oliver H. 
Oliver C. 
Orville J, 
Roscoe G. 
Seth C, 
Solym.'in G. 
Tiieodore P. 
Waterman M 
William 
William G. 
William J. 
William T. 



Ilani'hett, Lewis S. 
Hai'vey, Oscar L. 
Hastings, Simon C. 
Ilatcii. Thomas M. 
Ha/.en, P^dward H. 
Ila/.en, Monroe 
Henderson .Mon/.o 
llililiard. Noel 1'. 
Hicks, Edwin M. 
llo(l>;es, Frank D. 
Ilod^'es. (Jeorgi- W. 
Hodges, Llewellyn K. 
Hoke. Andrew .\. 
H<ilmes, .\donir:im .1. 
Holmes. Fr.ank I'. 
Iloiikins. .losliua W. 
How, Isaac 11. 
Iluibert, .Miner D. 
Ilulbert. Egbert I). 
Iluibert, Isaac II. S. 
Hunt, Albert G. 



'X>:> 
791 
7i>5 
792 
s7ri 
'.K>4 
7!rj 

:«•:• 
.'>:s,') 

ti7.s 

7lH) 
tiOll 

70S 
7.S4 
842 
(ilti 

tm 

648, 8ii7 

4iiL O'.Hi 

liU 

1011) 

70.') 
tU9 
491 
694 
naj 
644 
671 
8s7 
61 li. 6,')7 
tU3, 696 
630 
639 
905 
349 
85ti 
709 
4S.S 

4.H8 
4M8 
798 
671, 696 
4!tO 
, 895. 921 
4,ss 
540 
777 
642 
73,') 
7ir2 
541 
836 
842 
991 
70S 
4.S6 
835 
786 
703 
720 
609 
4,85 
KtO 

1202 

858 

90li 

1258 

775 

.547 

75 I 

777 

12.')ti 

IH'iJ 

1099 

ll)!t9 

1006 

11.36 

648 

980 

113S 

.S21 

.S21 

4ii2 

733 



Hunt. .Melvin H. 733 

Isham, Asa B. 1034 

.lenklns, Asa 663 

Jenkins, .\sa C. 100« 

.lenklns. Edward C. 1003 

.lenkins. Francis 663 

lenklns. Hemon D. 666 

■lenkins. .losiali II. 664 

Johns. William F. 772 

.Jones. Theron II. S40 

K'anode. Otho B. 995 

Eel ley. .lames 4«10 

K'ennaslon. I'rerl L. 6:i4 

Kern lli-nrv .\. 1066 

K'etcham. 'I'heodore 881 

Kilborn. Franklin, 873 

l\ilborn. Samuel 873 

King, David 1030 

King. Samuel N. 1030 

Kirk, .lames V. V£i 

Ladd. Edwin 1215 

Langdon. Christopher 921 

Leavens. Eben N. 1018 

I^enee Henry E. 1075 

Lewis. Julius 872 

Long. Daniel 634 

Lo<jmis. Alvin C. 1073 

Loomis. Leonard G. 1072 

Lord. Charles B. 9iW 

Lowe. George 1017 

Layman. William C. 741 

.Mad vor. James P. 837 

Mack, George W. 1025 

Marshall, (ieorge 886 

Martin, .lohn 0. 1076 

.Matthews. Stephen 10!t7 

.McDonald. .I.imes C. lo77 

.McKeever. Edward IIO.J 

Mclv'inney Ilenrv II. lUU 

.McKinney. William A. 1103 

.Mc.Nitt .Nathan P. 1008 

McWain David B. 1025 

.Meade Hamlin C lte6 

Miller. .\ If red 883 

Miller. George B. 698 

.Miller. Hamlin. SS3 

.Mills. Edwin C. 1120 

>lontrose. Henry W. 8S1 

^lorey, Norris stUj 

.Morse. Frederick H. .s62 

Morse, .lohn F. 499 

Morse, John H. 8(i2 

Moulton, Horace H. 7(»9 

Naramore, Henry N. li>03 

N'iies, Tliomas L. 689 

Osborne. Willis L. 1177 

Owen, William H. 710 

Park. Benjamin S. 1140 

Park, .lohn H. 1140 

Park. Sidney W. ,s25 

Parker, diaries E. 737 

Parker. .James 7;i8 

Patterson. .James F. 725 

Payne, George W. 910 

Peake, Elien S. 7;iS 

Perigo .Mark H. .si5 

PiniH'V. .Jackson, N. liHH 

Pinney. .lohn 1001 

Plummer. William P. 708 

Pond, Ilenrv A. 872 

I'orler Lewis M. 1110 

Frame, .lohn .M. 71Mi 

Pratt. (Jeorge (J. 668 

Provin, Sanford S. SIO 

Quayle, William H. 1074 

Rand. Phillip I'. 1116 

li:iiisom. Norman W. 12.')5 

Reed. Henry C. 8;« 

Reese. Samiiel N. 1140 

Rice. Emerv E. 1021 

Rice. Horatio II. 876 

Rice, .lames S. 877 

RlgRs, EzraJ. 1277 



INDEX 



13-] 



Koberts, Lorin 
Romans. Theodore D. 
Boot. Edward 
Rudd. William 
Russell Charles F. 
Rust. Charles 

Sawyer. Charles K. 
Scott. John D. 
Scudder, Henry B. 
Searles. William A. 
Small. James G. 
Smith, George F. 
Spencer, John 
Spratt, Alton D. 
Spratt, Stowell S. 
Starr, Eli L. 
Stephens, Alonzo S. 
Stuart, Charles W. 
Stuart. Daniel H. 
Stubbs, William T. 
Sturdevant. Thomas D. 
Sweet Leonard D. 
Sylvester. Thomas H. 
Taylor, E. Herbert 
Ten Brook. William G. 
Thompson. George W. 
Thompson. Jesse B. 
Thompson. John D. 
Thompson. Philo C. 
Tihbitts. Charles H. 
Tibbitts. Franklin A. 
Treal. Cornelius A. 
Treat. Gordon 
Treat. Horace J. 
Treat, .lohn J. 
Treat. Lewis J. 
Tripp, Ezra 

Uhl, George 

Van Court, Daniel P. 
Waring. Sebre H. 
Watson. William W. 
Wheeler. John E. 
White. Elijah 
White. Henry M. 
White. John 
White. Willard 
Whitney. Lucius 
Wicks. Jay M. 
Wicks. John B. 
\Vilkins. Luther 
Wilkins. Luther E. 
Williams. Caleb D. 
Williams. Howard 
Williams, Theodore 
Williams, Thomas F. 
Wilmarth, Barton 
Winsor. Abram L. 
Wolverton. William B. 
Wooster, Moses F. 

WAR OF REBELLION 

C. S. A. 

Evans. William R. 

Hamblin, Lemuel E. 
Hamlin. Weld 
Harper. John R. 
Humphrey, David 



10:9 


Jaques, Benjamin C. 


1092 


1110 


Ladd. Alfred W. 


893 


1-M3 


Meade. Europe A. 


626 


1021 


Philbrick. Walter 


1216 


844 


Piatt. Charles A. 


421 


lo;.'i 


Piatt, William L. 


422 


1153 






909 
1067 


U. S. ARMV^ AND NAVY. 


575 


Andrews. Theodore 


404 


864 
670 


Bailey, Thomas C. J. 


1215 


716 


Carter, Eugene 


1037 


717 


Carter, Henry. 


631 


881 


Carter, Robert J). 


12S5 


742 


Carter, Robert G. 


1039 


1099 


Carter. Warren E. 


1285 


1098 


Churchill. Sylvester 


406 


710 


Dickens. Francis W. 


1059 


752 
1154 


Fenner. Raymond H. 


1128 


915 


Galbraith, Gilberts. 


1,295 


9,S6 


Hamlin, Edward L. 


(iiH) 


1143 


Hamlin, George F. 


1246 


785 


Hamlin. William J. 


734 


1123 


Hulbert, William 


462 


994 


Ladd, James M. 


892 


1123 


Limerick. William 


1304 


1104 

1104 

75(3 


Phelps Frederick E. 


780 


Piatt, Daniel 


232 


742 


Rich, Edwin W. 


979 


746 


Sargent. Alden, 


715 


756 


Sayre. Ferrand, 


1165 


751 


Spratt, Frank 


1107 


950 






799 


MILITIA. 




1194 






1159 


Abel. Frederick L. 


1201 


1040 


Anthony. John C. 


534 


1118 
1119 

875 
1119 


Bestow, John C. 


252 


Brown. John A. 


764 


Clark. Joseph E. 


915 


J117 


Dutton, George T. 


1265 


730 

889 


Emery, John A. 


657 


889 


Fisher. George B. 


816 


684 


Fowler. Samuel R. 


1267 


1043 


Gillett, Melville M. 


1181 


865 


Goodwin, Solomon 


278 


866 


Green, Charles T. 


12:'5 


1205 
866 
958 
927 

1159 
769 


Hall. Hiland B. 


1212 


Hamblin, William P. 


379 


Hamlen, Joseph S. 


532 


Hamlin, Asa 


279 


Hamlin. Cyrus 


347 


Hamlin. Hannibal 


197 




Hamlin. Heman G. 


477 




Hamlin. Isaac 


319 




Hamlin. James G. 


332 


800 


Hamlin. I'erez 


284 


Hamlin. Seth 


285 


960 


Hamlin, Simeon E. 


1230 


893 


Harding. Ambrose H. 


1107 


774 


Hillibert. Jolin 


372 


729 


Hulbert, Philander 


253 



Humphrey. Nicholas H. H'l 

Hunter. David 407 

Hunter. William 409 

Leuders. Henry W. 12(>4 

Marsh, Darwin W. r>i(( 

Meade, William H. id-ti 

Mullett, Charles T. ass 

MuUett, John 539 

Peirce. Elbridge G. l'>9S 

Pliillips Ivers, (i],s 

Reed. Frank A. j-'io 

Richards. Emmett E. 1230 

Smith. Fred N. 7HK 

Stone, Theodore 344 

SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR 



Banks. Andrew 
Bartley. John E. 
Butman. Percival F. 
Carter. Robert D. 
Carter, Warren E. 
Fenner, Raymond 11. 
Gotwald, David IC. 
Greene, William C. 
Hamlin. Frank B. 
Hamlin, (ieorge F. 
Hamlin. William E. 
K'eeler, Herbert L. 

Limerick. William ,1. 
Logan. John A. 
Miller. John B. 
Payne. George R. 
Roberts. William R. 

OTHER WARS 

AND SERVICE. 

Hamblin. Duane. 
Hamblin. Jacob V.. 
Hambln. Lyman ^<.. 
Hamlen. Charles 
Hamlin. Eh'Mzer 
Hamlin. Europe 
Hamlin. George 
Hamlin, Perez 
.lohnson. William D. 
Ma.\well. Wiliiiim |{. 
Mclvenney. Charles 
Miller. Linus. W. 

Parke, William C. 

BRITISH ARMY. 



1175 

1 2^18 
1239 
12.'<5 
l:.M 
1 128 

1282 
1248 

l:.*29 
124«i 
1H4« 

1272 

1304 
1122 
1138 
1226 
1290 



9a5 
547 
924 
530 
194 
191 
200 
1.55 

9:c 

924 
712 
514 
SStti 



Currie, James G. Fenian 

Raid, 1866, S.58 

Hamblin. David. 1812 war, .371 
Hamblin, Fr.incis 1M2war, 371 
Hamblin, Silas, Rev. war, 207 
Hamblin, William L, 1812 
war, ;!71 



DESCENDANTS 



AND PERSONS ALLIED BY MARRIAGE. 



ABBEY 






Anna E. 


601,999 




AINGER, 






Isu»>cl 




108K 


Augustus 


414 


Edward B 






1130 


ABBOTT 






Carroll B. 


942, 1237 


Edith M. 






1130 


Abigail 




354 


Charles 11. 


»»I, 999 


Ethel G. 






1130 


Alexander L 




1052 


Charles It. 


I2si; 


Herbert A 






1130 


Bealrict; V. 


6.53 


10.32 


Clara K. 


!•!•!• 


Lesti^r C. 






1130 


Charles 




tJOS 


Clara M. 


»(01 , 9ini 


Ijorin A 






1130 


Clara E. 




(B7 


EttleL. 


913 


Nellie P. 






1130 


Dorothea V. 




1052 


EllaM. **■**»■. 


942, ISiJ 




AKERS 






Eliza A. 


.393. 719 


Emma I. mhMMm 


942 


Effle 






.SIO 


Elizabeth 




1072 


Emlle 0. 


601, 1267 




ALBEE 






Ernest H. 


053, 


1052 


Floyd D. 


1200 


G«orge F. 






11(1!) 


(ieorge 




(i08 


Francis M. 


03!) 


ALBEKTON 






Harriet F. 


fl5.J, 


1032 


Frank 


S63. 1200 


W. D. 






75S 


Herbert V. 


tj*{. 


1052 


Garrey 


N63 




ALBIN 






John 




600 


George 


039 


Carl H. 






II 134 


Lawrence F. 


653. 


1051 


George J. 


939 


Clyde 






11134 


Lorenzo 




:m 


George N. 


913 


George F. 






KiH 


Lytiian 




652 


Harrison 


Sii:i 


John T. 






1034 


Mary E. 
Sullivan 


608, 


1006 


Horace A. annw^iw.va 


i^ »42. 12.37 


Ruth A. 






11134 




39;i 


Irene 


12.S(i 




ALBRET 






Theodore J. 


653, 


1052 


John H. 


12U0 


.Marian L. 






12N9 


ABEL 






John Q. 


Kti3 


Walter tS. 






12M) 


Catherine 


«65, 


1201 


Laura M. 


1:.'1KJ 


ALBRIGHT 






Fredericli 




Kt)5 


Lotta E. 


9!)!) 


Estella 






]irs(i 


Fre<lericlt L. 


«65, 


1201 


.Marion C. 


12:^ 


ALBRITTON 






Gertrude 




1120 


Marjorle 


1237, 1267 


.Mary M. 






1210 


Mary 


H(55, 


1201 


Mary A. 


10.S5 




VLDRICH 






A BELL 






Mary E. 


.939 


A din 






11S4 


Allen 




(RtO 


Mind.i 


i«9 


A Hie .M. 






11S5 


Emma 




tiJK) 


.Myron J. 


999, 12()7 


Alplia 




745 


1133 


George 




690 


Niles 


942 


Charles M. 






1150 


Gt;rtrude 




690 


i:isi\ 


Cordelia 






74*> 


Marsh 




690 


Paul F. 


121M) 


Delia M. 




6S(i 


lOSl 


A liLES 






Phehe A. 


917 


Emma I. 




6S«i, UWI 


.Julia 




H74 


Rav E. 


12(KI 


Ermiua .M. 




115«v 1301 


ABKONSOM 






Ruth E. 


939 


Frank 






74<i 


Etta 




544 


Sarah S. 


931 


George H. 




745 


1134 


AC HORN 






Solon A. 


913 


Henry 




745. ti.Ni 


Annie 




1105 


Tamer 


939 


Homer W. 






ii.v; 


ACivEti 






Warren L. 


(;(ii 


.1. (juy 






ii;+j 


Clara .J. 




]2(i2 


William B. 


h{\<\ 


.lames .M. 




745. 


ii;« 


Ida V. 




ll«i) 


William F. 


9;{9 


Jasper K. 




745 


1134 


ACICLEY 






ADSIT 




Jay L. 






ii.')i) 


.lames 

A DA IK 
A! ford C. 
Berlha 




4U 

935 
935 


George W. 
Lucinda M. 
Alartin J. 
Mary J. 
Kosetla H. 

AGAR 
Maria L. 


472 
472 
472 
472 

472 


Ixivi .M. 
Lu(;y S. 
Mabel L. 
.Maria 




745 

«>,S(i, 


ii:« 

(v><6 
1134 


Bfisi^y <>. 
HIani-h 




9.f) 
035 


.Martha M. 
.Mary A 




«)StV 


10.><0 


Charlolle L. 




iV-lX 


691 


Melta V. 




tvSli. 


K".-! 


Clareiii:e 1). 




oils 


.Morris G. 






74«> 


D.jii <;. 




935 


AGRICOLA 




Kuili A. 






115(5 


Emily i'. 




9:J5 


Emma J. 


1249 


.Sarah E. 






tWt) 


(it.-orge W, 




935 


Ethel L. 


1249 


Warren F. 






11H5 


(iuy 




935 


Frederick T. 


1249 


William E. 






11S5 


Lenora A. 




9;t"> 


Hugh W. 


1249 


William H 




115«!. 


1»)1 


Margaret 




937 


Lillian R. 


1249 


Winlield 






11. "Mi 


Hoy 




935 


Otto 


1249 


A LEX AN DEI 


i 




ADAMS 






Otto H. 


1249 


Charles 






I:.^i4 


Adelaide A 




541 


A IK' EN. 




Vincon 






544 


Amos B. 




942 


Asa 


407 




AL(;ER 






Amy H. 




913 


Augusta 


407 


Betsey 






iOti 


Anna 




!N!7 


.<4arah 


407 


Charles W 






i2:« 







INDEX. 






1329 


Delila M. 


1232 


Arthur H. 


654 


ARCHER 




Elda 


i)3t; 


Bertha L. 


1058 


Frank A. 


1173 


Frank R. 


1232 


Charles 


654 


Jonathan C. 


1173 


lona B. 
John S. 


1232 
1232 


Delia K. 
EffleC. 


10,i8 
1079 


ARMSTRONG 
Eliza .1. 


.'i-4 

9.'vS 


John W. 


1232 


Elizabeth C. 


654 


11 ;■ n||;lli 


Joscpli H. 


1232 


Ellis 


:i83 


1 1 (llllllVll 

Harriet 


419 


Leonard 


93(5 


Emma 


124^ 


ARNOLD 
Adelia 




Lloyd 


93li 


Ethel J. 


1079 


7r>4 


Martha 


1232 


Eugene 


3.S3. 697 


Anna M. 


671. 1»Ki3 


Mary A. 


91)*) 


Frank S. 


1058 


Betliia 


671, 1(H>3 


Maryette 1232, ISItO 


Helma 


1293 


Bow ley 
Byron 
Edward S. 


671 


Sarah L. 
Teddy, 


1232 
1232 


Joanna 
John 


1271 
301 


.880 
10G4 


Thomas A. 


12:« 


Katherine R. 


654 


Eliza .1. 


671, 1(H>;S 


Thomas G. 


936 


Mary F. 


849 


Elizabeth 


46 


Thomas H. 

ALLAN 


936 


Nellie M. 
Ollie 


1167 
1271 


Elizabeth L. 
Ellen A. 


lOtVJ 
671. \WA 


Samuel 


683 


Peter A. 


1079 


Hannah M. 


671, 10t;4 


ALLEX 




Ralph 11. 


1058 


James A. 


KHil 


Alexander W. 


511 


Raymond H. 


1058 




1064 


Carlo 


5t)l 


Robert H. 


654 


.Jarnet 


10*>4 


Charles 


491 


Roberta 


383 


il oshua 


ti71. KUki 


Clement 


1240 


Roger U. 


654 


Myrtle M. 


1064 


Cordelia 


1177 


Sarah W. 


654 


Oliver 


IIHU 


Edward H. 


511 


Victt)ria 


617 


Willard E. 


1IM>4 


Edward W. 


511 


Walter 


383 


William C. 


S80 


Edwin L. 


511 


ANDREWS 




William I. 


671, UXhJ 


Elislia J. 


861 


Amanda 


404 


William T. 


1064 


Elizabeth 


291 


Amos P. 


731 


ASH 




Elizabeth L. 


511 


Austin 


731 


Derwood M. 


1007 


Emma M. 


511 


Catherine 


404, 731 


Gertrude C. 


1(H)7 


Florence L. 


725 


Charles W. 


404 


Grace E. 


1007 


Frances 0. 


511 


Chauncey C. 


•>10, 404 


.lessie M. 


1007 


Fred H. 


861 


Chauncey H. 


404, 731 


Maude E. 


l<Kt7 


Frederick 


491 


Coradin 


404 


Nathaniel W. 


1007 


George 


491 


Daniel T. 


404 


Nathaniel 60ti 


608, 1(K)7 


Georgia L. 


660 


Edith 


731, 1122 


Sarah H. 


60S, 1(107 


Grace L. 


511 


Egbert 


404 


ASHBY 




Grace P. 


541 


Emma R. 


404 


Clara L. 


1100 


Harry C. 


1240 


Frank 


732 


ASHLEY 




Henrietta 


949 


Fenner H. 


1127 


Angie 


832 


Henrietta A. 


511 


Gad :i.'0. 404, 731 


Andrew 


%iZ 


James 


491 


Georgianna 


1127 


Charles N. 


832 


Jane 


159 


Helen H. 


1127 


Flora B. 


877 


Lou E. 


1240 


Howard H. 


1009 


(iilbert 


877 


Lucy S. 


460 


John G. 


404, 732 


llenry D. 


Kfi 


INlary J. 


511 


Julia 


731, 1000 


Mary A. 


877, 1210 


Mrs. 


602 


Laura 


494 


Milo S. 


S32 


Pauline F. 


375 


Lawrence G. 


404,731 


ASKAM 




Ruth 


1004 


Lavilla P. 


404 


Lola M. 


1282 


Seth 


. 561 


Leo R. 


1009 


ATHERTON 




William 


.S61 


Lura A. 


404. 731 


Addle B 


1042 


ALLERMAN 




Martin W. 


608 


Fred M. 


625 


Phidelia E. 


487 


Myrtle E. 


1009 


Martha 


341 


ALLISON 




Myron T. 


731 


ATKINS 




Cornelia 


1032 


Nellie E. 


1127 


Carter B. 


6512 


Mr. 


483 


Norman 


220, 404 


Rebecca K. 


569 


ALLEY 




Norman C. 


404 


Thomas 


1073 


Cyreneus 


791 


Orrel 


732 


ATWOOD 




George 


791 


Oscar 


732 


Catherine 


581 


Lucy 


370. 667 


Oscar F. 


4(4 


Charlotte 


1249 


Lydia M. 


791 


Otis 


1006 


Cheslie E. 


960 


Moses 


369 


Nellie 


1006, 1270 


Ella 


9,><0. 12.VJ 


Perez J. 


370 


Phebe R 


404, 731 


EllaG. 


iH50, 1248 


Prince 


370 


Sabra 


220 


Ellen 


589 


William 


791 


Samuel 


404 


Elliot N. 


578 


AMANN 




Sybil E. 


1127 


Elizabeth 


1249 


Mary L. 


1203 


Theodore 


220, 404 


Eunice 


1249 


AMES 




Theodocius 


404 


Flora W. 


Vt6<1. 1249 


Bradford L. 


960 


Wallace C. 


404, 731 


Franklin H. 5,83.969,976 


David B. 


617 


Walter V. 


1127 


(Jranville L. 


060 


David D. 


324 


Whiteley 


220. 404 


Harriet A. 


960, 1249 


Edward M. 


324 


Whiteley H. 


219 


Helen A. 


.■.xi 


Freeman H. 


324 


ANDRUS 




Herbert F. 


9i>0, 1249 


Granville 


960 


Adeline A. 


608 


John K. 


960. 1249 


Hannah 


391 


Alvira L. 


608, 1008 


John S. 


1H<0 


John H. 


324 


Amanda A. 


608 


.lose pi 1 C. 


O.-^O 


Lucius F. 


324 


Annie E. 


608, 1009 


Lawreri(!e E. 


1249 


Mary L. 


324 


Charles H. 


mx. UHKt 


Maltie L. 


1293 


Mason 


324 


Henry H. 


608 


Perez W. 


578 


Sarah E. 


324 


ANGELL 




Ray 


960 


AMIDON 




Maria A. 


878 


Roy F. 


1249 


Eunice 


417 


ANTHONY 




Rich:ird 


583 


ANDERSON 




John C. 


534 


Richard A. 


583 

578 


Alexander 


383 


Franklin W. 


953 


Samuel 



i;i30 



TIIK HAMLIN J-A.MIL^-. 



Siirah A. 
Sar.il) I). 
Susan 

Charlotte 

AlsL-nii R. 
A I 
Susan 



Hlanclic 
Carl It. 
tJrantC. 
Lonora 
I>)uis \V. 
Keneue 

Cecelia 

Mary 



AL'CilKK 

AIM) 

I.DII'IIEU 
A I ST IN 



L. 



AVEKETT 
AVEKILL 

A^■l•:u^■ 



AHce M. 
Alniir;i .1. 
Cliark-s H. 
lliiriv K. 
Il.iiry II. 
Lc'iira .M. 
Martfurite .f. 
.Mr. 

Nathan C. 
Hoberl N. 
Siiurnian F. 
Windall L. 
William N. 



45<> 
4.59, 



Ann I). 
Dorothy 



AVER 



AVKES 



Abner K. 
Ariel S. 
Edgar 
Edgar D. 
Edith E. 
Elida M. 
Ueor^rc A. 
Gi'or;;e F. 
(Jeoru'c II. 
Har\fv L. 
Ilenrit-lla I'. 
Horace II. 
Ilnf,'h .M. 
•leroriic li. 
.lonat hail It. 
Kati- I". 
Lewis K. 
.Marv A. 
Nellie E. 
liose E. 
Satniicl M. 
Samuel H. 

AVLSWOKTU 
George 11. 
Mary A. 

BABB 
Andrew 
Celeslia E. 
El.sic 
Emilv n. 
Floy<1 
(irace l>. 
.lames \V. 
Marvin W. 
Stella E. 

MABCOCK 
Carrie \. 
Celeslia M. 
Cora 
Edward 
Klhridge 
Flma 
Emma 
Frederick 
.Maria 
Nl<-holas 
Sarah U. 
Zera 



4H!t, 



12.57. 

4Kit, 
Hl:i. 



l:.'57, 

204 

612. 



(i]2, 



5-s'l 
WH 

IKC 

KS3 

KI2 

12(i«) 
I2ix> 
12iHi 
11!M 
l.JOM 
5IN) 

<I31) 

,S31 

12i:t 
124.5 

Mis 
SIH 
4.)1» 

MS 
hlH 

i>l7 

818 
818 
818 
12(il 
45!t 

1024 
|s4 

, S4il 

. 84'.t 

1013 

1018 

1308 

. S.50 

1013 

1013 

480 

1308 • 

489 

, 480 

4><0 

1013 

12.57 

480 

480 

410 

12.50 

1013 

4Nt 

2t)4 

1084 
42St 

70(i 
708 

1U>0 
70S 

lltiO 

708 
IKiO 

708 

lltiO 

704 
7i»4 
7'.t4 
703 
704 
7it4 
755 
7)M 
457 
11. '.8 
K53 
704 



BABBITT 
Melissa A. 
Nancy M. 

BACH ELDER 
Cieorge A. 

BACKUS 
Cornelius 
David 
Dehorah 
FranU U. 

Harry L. 810, 

1 1 i ra III 
kiialxxl 
Job 
.lushua 
Matilda C. 
Sarah 
Selh 
Simeon 



A Ilia 1 I). 
Bertha II. 
Doris II. 
Frances 
Frank L. 
l-'ranklin .1. 
Henry I>. 
.laspt'r N. 
Lory 
Martha 
Mr. 

.Mary A. 
I'auiina 
William .M. 



H.\C(i.\ 



BADGER 



007 



!107 



^>ti 
'.130 

(V40 

211 
211 
211 
810 

1181 

7H» 
210 
211 
211 

810 

212 
2 Hi 
211 

282 
1225 
I22li 

838 
!K)7 
122H 
1225 
854 
522 
104 
273 
304 
.531 



Bvron W. 


t-ll 


Kill jh 


811 


Vio a 


811 


BAILE^ 




Ann L 


1)23. 1024 


Clarence H. 


1215 


Frank A. 


lilt) 


(ieorge 11. 


02.5 


Henry 


1)23 


Thomas C. .1. 


1215 


Walter A. 


1220 


William N. 


1215 


Winal.elle 


1215 


BAIKD 




Edward T. 


8(W 


(ieorge P 


808 


(irace 1*. 


808 


Helen (Helm) 


8(58 


K'atlierineE. 


.502, 808 


Marjorle 


808 


Mary E. 


808 


Spencer F. 


735 


William 


502 


William K. 


.502. 81 is 


Willis 1>. 


•502. 808 


BAKER 




Aimer W. 


300 


Adaliza M. 


5s2. 072 


Adeline H. 


022, 1113 


Albert 1'. 


300 


Alice II. 


1210 


Ali.e L. 


071 


.\lon/,o II. 


itSO. 1247 


Aiigeline 


581 


Ann E. 


00.3 


Anna .M. 


1210 


Catherine I'. 


582. 071 


Clarence C. 


otii. los; 


Edwin 


1247 


Elbert I>. 


1210 


Elea/er 11. 


300, 481.582 


Elijah :W6. 


581.582.071 


Eli/.abeth 


007 


Elkanah S. 


1000 


EllaC. 


1227 


Ellen A. 


9.53 


Enu'line 


1005 


Emily H. 


121)1, i;Mr> 


Eiilinda M. 


050, 12lt> 


Eunice 


555 


Eunice S. 


5«1 



Eiini.-eT. 


iKxi 


Fr.incifs E. 


1312 


(irace 1'. 


■.m. 72'; 


(lertrude W. 


071 


Harriet M. 


sit,s 


Hattie .\. 


mi 720 


Helen 


10.S7 


Herbert II. 


1130 


Ilez»-kiah 1). 


300. .5s 1 


Ira 


1312 


Isabel M. 


;-;!>o. 720 


.lohn 


.XI 


.lohn W. 


001. 10s7 


.Joseph. 


300, 5>1 


.loseph K. 


.5.S2 


.losluia H. 


i.70. 12.>I 


Lillians. 


1000. 12^8 


Lored/.o 1). 


070. 1251 


Loriii 11. 


*.K» 


Liii-y (). 


3.80. ac 


Lvdia 


251 


Mr. 


.503 


Miss 


205 


Martha A. 


970, 1251 


Marv B. 


1210 


Marv C. 


3.><0. 002 


Marv E. A. 


5S2. 971 


Marv II. 


722 


Marj'.l. 


Mil .>2 


Milton 


1247 


Nancy E. 


.581 


NaiK-y .1. 


3»n 


Nancv l\. 


.581 


Nathaniel 


,300. ;5s| 


Nettle 


12sO 


Paulina .M. 


:iOO. .572 


Keuben R. 


070. 1251 


Kuth 11. 


:^0(>. .5s 1 


Sarah 


102. »*<i 


Sarah A. 


.\>«1 


Stephen B. 


1210 


Stephen II. 


:iso. (iiii 


Susan 


57s 


Walter 


10>7 


Willi.-im 


0.55 


BALDING 




Caroline li. 


113(1 


Il.irriet C. 


113(1 


William T. 


113(1 


BALDWIN 




Andrew 


771 


Chira K. 


880 


Edward 


tWl 


Emma B. 


1237. 1»W 


(ieorgie E. 


1237 


.leremiali 


(■■HI 


,ler<.»me B. 


1 2.37 


.h'ssle .M. 


12;: 


Laura .\. 


lu;2 


Lawrence 


liOl 


Louisa 


731 


Louise 


001 


Luiiian 


001 


Maria 


413 


.Myron 


om 


BALL 




Cora E. 


1072 


Coriu'liii A. 


001 


Edw.ird C 


070. 107 ■-' 


Eli/.a M. 


1072 


Florence 1. 


1072 


Fred .M. 


1173 


1 la/el A. 


1174 


Mariaiii 1'. 


1174 


Michael 


078 


Nancv E. 


(>0.t 


S.irairE. 


1301 


Thomas 1'. 


00s 


Waller .M. 


00s 


BALLAKD 




Arthur II. 


SH17 


Flora 


1070 


Hattie K. 


1123 


Helen -M. 


1178 


Levi 


997 



INDEX. 



1331 



Addic M. 
Caroline 
Diana 
Harry B. 
Lee 
Lee A. 
Lillian I. 
Welcome 
AVilliiun V. 



BALLOU 



I2:2(i 

592, OS'.I 

'Ml 

908. 1.22(! 

908, l;.'2t> 

122(i 

908. 122ti 



BANCIIOR 

John F. ]0i;i 

BANCROFT 

Clarissa 324 

Sally 194 

BANGS 

Archibald 575 

Clarence ,575 

Daniel 57.'5 

Harole 575 

Herbert 575 

Jennie 745 

Temperance 315 

BANKER 

Elizabeth M. 1195, lau 

.John H. 1195 

Nicholas 1194 

BANKS 

Andrew 799, 1175 

Anna M. 799 

Catherine .T. 1175 

Ella C. 799, ] 17(3 

Hugh M. 1175 

James A. 799. 1175 

Jane H. 1175 

Philo H. 779, 1170 

Rebecca J. 799, 117(5 

Robert P. 1175 

William 799 

William H. 799, 1175 

BANTER 

Dewitt C 994 

Guy H. 994 

Myrta B. 994 

BARBER 

Amanda B. 983 

Diadama H. 727 

Frank O. Ii43 

Hazel O. 12ii4 

Irma B. 12(i4 

Mr. 1264 

Nancy L. 1004 

BARBOUR 

Thirza 400 

BARDEN 

James J. 720 

Fannie P. 751 

BARDWELL 

Ella J. 4t>0 

Emma H. 4()0 

Frederick L. 460, 819 

George E. 4(50. 819 

Harry J. 4(50 

Harvy J. 819 

Joseph 459 

B ARIGHT 

(xrace 898 

Walter L 898 

BARKER 

Altah L. 1268 

Dewey E. 1163 

Edgar 602 

Edsar C. 1001 

George D. 1163 

George M. 1019 

Jay M. 1001 

John 602, 1000 
.[ohn V. 1001, 12(58 

Lucy A. 1001 

Lydia J. 602, 1000 

Maryette 921 

MelvinaL. 602,1000 

Myrtle L. 1001 

Nathaniel 703 

Robert 602 



KARLANI) 

HARLOW 

BARNARD 

BARNES 



iiir. 

121 

990 
371 

1185 
948 
140 
.220 
829 
75S 
326 
220 



Isabel 

Thankful 

K. P. 
Sarali 

Bertha 
Charles E. 
Horcas 
liaiinah 
Jane A. 
.lulia L. 
Lavinia 
Lucretia 

BARNEY 

Sophia 420 

BARRELL 
Edward C. 897, 12:.>0, 122! 

Henry N. 1221 

Samuel n97 

BARRENGER 

Fred ii68 

Walter ihis 

BARRETT 

Augustus M. 753 

Benjamin 1061 

Charles 1177 

Frank 1061 

Heman 753 

Isabella 1177 

Louisa J. 792 
Martha D. 7.53. 1140 
Philander T. 753, 1140 

Sarah A. 751$ 

BARRAGER 

.) esse 1083 

BARROW 

Celia M. 893 

BARRY 

Adelaide 859 
Almira W. 534, 907 

Arthur 534 

Ashbel W. 534 
Charles O. 534, 907 

Charles W. 907 

Harriet F. 534 

Mabel E. 907 

William 534 

William H. 534 

BARTLETT 

Abigail 367 

Anna M. 980 

Asa 293 

Beniamin 1311 

Calvin L. 614 
Charles H. 1103, 1293 

Eleanor A. 1103 
Evelyn A. 614, 1015 

Gertrude A. 1254 

Horace .279 

John 750 

Lizzie 1103 

Maria E. 1103 

Minerva 615 
Richard 1015, 1103 

Richard O. 1103 

Ruth T. 1015 

S. A. 980 

Samuel 1311 

Sarah J. 459 
Walter L. (?14, 1015 

Ward S. 1015 

WillardB. 1311 



John E. 

Margaret 
M.iry C. 
Kol)ert II. 
Kiitli .1. 
William II. 



1152, 12<l« 

(fc")9 

1298 

1298 

1298 

1152, 1298 



BARTLEY 




Bessie 


1299 


Blanche 


12951 


Charles 


11.52 


Charles C. 


1298 


Earl 


12519 


Ebenezer C. 


1152 


Effie 


1299 


Eva 


1299 


Georj^e 11.52 


, 1299 


Jennie 


•1152 



BARTON 

Addle A. 1077, I2".ki 

Albert G. i(i7ti 

Cora E. 1077, 1.289 

Cora L. 1(11(4 

Ermine V. 1077 

Ina O. 1077 

Julia A. 6S5 

Ora 11-13 

BARUE 

Esther A. 515 

BASSETT 

Abigail 299 

Ana 2<Xi 

Charles L lOti.') 

Chester L. l(Hi5 

Cynthia .566 

Cyrus (J. 9.50 

Mary uui 

Susan E. 1065, y.lx7 

Thankful 121 

BATCH ELDER 

Mary A. 530 

Justus L. 1115 

BATES 

Alice E. 459. 818 

Charles E. 1067 

Cora 1228 

Elisha W. 475 

l'>auk M. 1067 

George S 459, 8IS 

Harriet E. 459 

Hiram 475 

Louisa 1045 

Margaret 48, 49 

Mary A. 817, 11S4 

Sarah M. 1067 

Sherman 4.59 

William H. 475 

BATH 

Maria A. 463 

BATTERSHALL 

Laura M. 469 

Jane 473 

BATTLES 

Clyde H. 1009 

Ethel l(Kt9 

George G. 1 009 

May I. 1009 

Ruth V. 1009 

BAUGHER 

Mary B. 1283 

BAXTER 

AlannaS. 918 

Alpheus H. 54;i, 917 

Amasa W. 917 

Apphia 171 

Betsey 5(il 

Chloe F. 54;i. 917 

Elijah .5*1,917 

Elizabeth J. 543.917 

Eudora F. 917, 1228 

George E. 1228 

Joseph .54^1 

.loseph O. 513. 917 

Joshua D. 54:1. 917 

Martha 384i 

Marv.l. .543.918 

Ralph M. 122.S 

Robert I). .543 

.Solomon II. 54.3, 917 

William M. 917, 1228 

n.\y\A< 

Eliza 414 

Harriet 414 

.Josephine 414 

Mr. 414 

BAZIN 

Ellen .M. 5.35 



1332 



THE riAMTJN FAMILY. 



HEACH 






BELDEN 




A.J. 




598 


Ann 




2r,4 


Eliza 


(i87 


Alanson 




471 


Frances A. 




1 1'.Hi 


Horace 


Nil 


Amos 




471 


IJKALS. 






.loliii 


htil 


Betsey 




474 


Ablcall 
Adelaide A. 




2S3 


Olive 


861 


Calvin 




471 




5;jii 


BKLDINi; 




D wight 




471 


Clara 




535 


Chester 


833 


Eben H. 




7x7 


Clarinda 




IWJ 


George S. 


8.33 


Eben N. 




780 


Cvriis 




6113 


Orvilie D. 


833 


Edith 




t;i« 


Edwin O. 




tH>3 


BELL 




Emma P. 




7n7 


Enillv I.. 




530 


Adolpli N. 


812 


Mr. 




310 


Ev.lyn 1. 


53(5 


, !KtS 


.X-rrippa N. 


455 


Mary F. 




7S7 


E/ra 




2Ki 


Albert 11. 


1042 


Miss. 




S28 


Fredericl< F. 




:vM> 


Anna 


450, 837 


Rachael A. 




8»4 


George 
George S. 


530 


■2Ki 
. «>08 


Anna M. 
Charles 


1042 
45ti 


BEECH ER 
Chester 




1120 


Grid Icy 




535 


Clara .1. 


1042 


Cora L. 




Mtt 


lloraci' iKi 


. 53ti 


. mix 


Ellen B. 


4.W1. SI 2 


BEEDEE 






Leaiitlia 


tH)3. 


UM 


Ethel 


1112 


Abbie S. 




751 


Lewis 11. 


-•"sJ 


. .">:j5 


Fred W. 


1204 


BEEDY 






Louisa 


2^3 


, 5:^1 


Geof^'e N. 


4.5li. N12 


Seth E. 




524 


Fjfjuisa E. 


53t] 


. !H)H 


tirace E. 


M12 


BEELER 






Maria 




5*5 


ll.iirv K 


4,50. N12 


Edward 




92K 


Maria W. 


283,537 


Henry R. 


1204 


BEESTON 






Mary A. 
Natnaniel II. 


283 


535 
,537 


Howard S. 
Katherlne E. 


450 
1204 


George E. 




1308 


Ori.ssa 


283 


. .53ti 


Li lb- 


4.50, siri 


BICKI-ORD 






Pollv 




182 


Marion E. 


S12 


Ada 


042. 


1047 


Polly H. 


530 


, WH 


MaryF. 


4.'iO. si 2 


.\rchie 


042 


11147 


Rebecca 




\Ki 


'I'imolhy C. 


1041 


Pearl R. 




1047 


Theron 




003 


William F. 


1042 


Ruth H. 




1(147 


William C. 


283, 5$> 


BELLMAN 




Sullivan T. 




042 


William .1. 




908 


James C. 


320 


BICKMORE 






BEAMAN" 






BENDER 




Henry 




1105 


Franklin P. 




086 


Hubert H. 


987 


Henrv E. 




11(15 


Hattie 


ftse. 


1081 


Ira W. 


987 


Lila il. 




1105 


Horace 




two 


John O. 


9S7 


BICKNELL 






Horace O. 




080 


BENEDICT 




Alice 


710 


1107 


|{KAN 






Almira 


.-.15 


Arthur E. 




710 


Alta M. 


041, 


12.><5 


Catherine 


091 


Henry M. 


678 


l(t71 


Gladys 




1041 


BENHAM 




•Itimes S. 




ii7s 


Grace M. 




lt)41 


Harriet 


1114 


Stephen G. 




710 


Herbert H. 




1041 


BENJAMIN 




BIDDINGS 






Iva G. 




1041 


Everett E. 


1121 


Ernest M. 




1243 


Rinaldo I'. 




1041 


Louisa 


473 


Henry A. 




1243 


May L. 




1044 


Mary F. 


715 


BIDWELL 






Nina M. 




10ii4 


BENNETT 




Helen 




1181 


BEARD 






Addison H. 


4S7, .X4S 


BIGBEE 






Ann 




488 


Angus 


SI lit 


.John 




1274 


BEARDSLEY 






Arthur 


754. 1142 


HIGELOW 






Aaron T. 




450 


Arthur M. 


1142 


Isaac ,J. 




401 


BE ARSE. 






Bessie A. 


1142 


Martha 




757 


Abigail 




170 


Caroline 


508. 1040 


Royal 




1172 


Betsey 




317 


Kigia T. 


1142 


BILLINGS 






Ebene/.er P. 




i:S3 


Plora E. 


1142 


Anistasia 




471 


Eliza 




2!>it 


.loshua F, 


1041 


Louisa 




■M.i 


Freeman 




13:t 


Lester A. 


1142 


Mr. 




4til 


George 




i;i3 


Martha P. 


497 


Martha A. 




541 


James 




88 


Marv 


784 


BIRD 






Levi 




r.a 


.Milton N. 


848 


E. R. 




540 


Mr. 




2it2 


Nancy .\. 


4,S7, 848 


BISBEE 






Sarah D. 




559 


Nathaniel S. 


487 


Elvira 




;w2 


William H. 




'.HiO 


Robert 11. 


1142 


James 




183 


BEATHAM 






Samtiel 


994 


liebecca D. 




582 


Daniel 




11 04 


William A. 


1142 


BISHOP 






BEAUCHAMl 






BEN N ION 




Albeit W. 




802 


Emily A. 




11 :» 


M. Hattie 


It 151 


Alexander 




i>5,i 


BEAUMONT 






BENSON 




.\u;:ust us 




,stfc! 


Ella J. 




1293 


Cynthia J. 


5U 


lierlha M. L. 




1115 


BEBB 






Laura L. 


12iMi 


Charles 


863 


1199 


Clement E. 




819 


Nettie .M. 


!V57, 1247 


Eli/.:i 




s(;:i 


BECK. 






Revilo P. 


9.57 


I'>.inces A. 


853 


ll!"*i 


Alice B. 




1257 


BENTLEV 




(ieneva .M. 




1199 


Peter l». 




12.">7 


Louisa 


41.'. 


lieorge B. 




N">3 


I'liillp P. 




12,">r 


|{ERGSTROM 




i^.'iur.a A. 




Sl!3 


BECKWI Til 






A Man S. 


1275 


Lina 


80:( 


1199 


Erasiiis 




221 


.liimes W. 


1274 


Mariii W. 


St 12. 


1177 


Hamlin 




221 


BERRY 




.Martha E. 




Mi3 


Harvey 




221 


Edward A. 


7so 


Mary 




177 


.Marinn 




11,'>1 


Mabel 


12IN 


.Mary E. 




.s(i3 


Martini M. 




1120 


BESTOW 




Minnies. 




IIW 


Mildred K. 




1151 


John C. 


252 


Sarali 




225 


Polly 




221 


BETTS 




BISSELL 






Thomas 


220 


.221 


Lvdia 


4l»5 


Etta 


5SK), 


98.3 


Osiil;i 




221 


BEEBE 




.Mr. 




590 


William \i. 




1151 


A. G. 


471 


Willliim C. 




320 



INDEX 



1333 



BLACK 

Edna 1307 

James M. 1083 

Jaue 625 

BLACKWELL 

Jane 103 

BEADS 

Abram 309 

BE A IE 

Adaline D. 485 

Benjamin J. 485 

Betsey 228 

Celia'M. 4^5 

Charles H. 485 

Dwiglit A. 485 

Frances A. 485 

Jennie E. 485 

Lucy A. 485 

Setb H. 485 

BLAISDALL 

E. S. 900 

Eva 900 

Sanborn 529 

BLAKE 

Alta P. 10S6 

Frank E. J08(3 

George F. 1086 

Lvdia A. 644 

M'ilton H. 1300 

Xellie M. 1086 

BLANCHARD 

Horace 588 

BLASHFIELD 

Bertha M. 1285 

Elijah 832 
George C. 832. 1191 

Roscoe W. 1191 

BLATCHFOED 

Alicia H. 576 

Eebecca C. 576 

BLEDSALL 

Mr. 586 

BLEETCHEV^GTON 

Annie 1217 

BLINN 

Alonzo C 798 
Clarissa M. 443, 798 
Emily 443. 797 

George W. W. 443 
Harriet E. 443. 797 
Ira il. 798. 1175 
Joseph C. 443. 798 

William 443 

BLODGETT 

Edwin H. 1018 

Fredmund H. 1018 

George H. S. 1018 

Lorenzo 1018 

William B. 1018 

BLOSS 

Andrew 991 

Channing L. 992 

Eva J. 992 

Lizzie A. 992 
Minnie B. 992. 1265 
Oliver S. 992, 1265 

BLOSSOM 

Hannah S. 370 

Sarah 206 

BLUSH 

David 126 

Elizabeth 126 

Eeuben 126 

Thomas 126 

BLYTHE 

Florence 898 

BO ALT 
Caroline W. 1161, 1302 

Frances M. 1161 

Frederick H. 1160 

Frederick L. 3161 
Lucy P. 1161. 1302 

Marian G. 1161 

William W. 1161 

BOAEDMAX 
Alice H. 7^9. 1148 



Daniel 
Eva F. 
Henry 
Melville M. 
Eosa L. 



Julius F. 
Simeon 

Henry 

Bertha L. 

Betsey 



BODFISH 

BOGE 

BOGGS 

BOIS 



Bessie E. 
Nellie E. 
Orias B, 
Perry E. 

Ferris S, 
Eay M. 

Louisa 

Lydia 
Ehoda 



BOLLINGEE 



BOLLIS 

BONELLI 
BONNEY 



486 

1148 

759 

759, 1148 

486 

560, 949 
560 

1307 

1062 

228 

129S 
129S 
129S 
1298 

846 
846 

547 

98 
734 



BOWEY 
BOWKER 



BONSALL 




Elizabeth R. 


788 


BOOKER 




Mary J. 


705 


BOONE 




Charles 


985 


BOOTH 




Alpheus 


669 


Charles W. 


1171 


Emert E. 


1171 


Flora U. 


1171 


Hartwell W. 


1171 


Melva M. 


1171 


Sarah W. 


738 


BORDEN 




Jennie 


490 


BOEING 




Dorothy A. 


1301 


Walter T. 


1301 


BOETEEE 




Blanche M. 


809 


Franklin S. 


809 


Maude N. 809. 1181 


BOSS 




Lewis 


944 


BOSWOETH 




Abby C. 


562 


Albert C. 


1100 


Charles 


1180 


Charlotte M. 


1180 


William H. 


1180 


BOTSPORD 




Bradley S. 


844 


Joshua 


250 


BOTTS 




Kate B. 


1235 


Michael H. 


1235 


Michael L. 


1235 


BOUGHTON 




Charles 


1127 


Fannie F. 


1127 


George 


1127 


Harriet W. 


1127 


BOURK 




Louisa G. 


818 


BOURNE 




Barnabas E. 


721 


Clarence V. 


721 


Flora A. 


721 


Jesse S. 


721 


BOUTELLE 




Frances I. 


1279 


BOUT WELL 




Flint 


894 


BOWEN 




Anna 


264 


Ed 11. 


1193 


Edith M. 


1193 


Emma H. 


1193 



Eva C. 

Alice 

Addie L. 
Ida 

BOWLES 
M. E. 
Sidney W. 

BOWMAN 
Earnest 
Edward F. 
Eulinda 
Florence G. 
Frederick N. 
Grace 
Grover 
Hazel M. 
Jennie 
Joseph 
Majorie N. 
Milicent V. 
Olive 
Rita 
Ruth E. 
Seth H. 

BOWERMAN 
Rosanna A. 
Restean 



!I17 



917. 



Frances A. 
Joseph O. 
Lucy M. 



BOWN 



llU 



Robert C 
Julia 



BOYE 

BOYLE 

BOYNTON 



Ann M. 
Nettie S. 
Samuel 

BRACKTT 
Albert A. 
Albert E. 
Vina B. 

BRADEN 
Alma 
Arthur R. 
Bertha M. 
Datus E. 
Earl H. 
Erwin 11. 
Erwin S. 
Eva E. 
Grace J . 
James 
John 
JohnH. 
John W. 
Julia M. 
Mabel M. 
Marie M. 
Rose V. 

BRADFORD 
Sarah A. 
Jane 

BRADLEY 
Clarence E. 
Eliza 

.lennette C. 
Lewis H. 
Miss. 

Martha L. 
Russell 

BRADSllAW 
Homer S. 



921. 



H21, 



921, 
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BICVGG 
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Charles K. 
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Artiiur 
Carl 
Carroll 
Charlotte M. 



lliS 

1138 

1060 
1233 

362 
914 

1227 
1227 
1247 
1227 
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1227 
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1247 
1227 
543 
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1227 

1247 

1247 

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469 

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767 

1164 

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909 
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362 
571 

615 
344 
762 
615 
376 
6i:. 
615 

1211 

366 

12.S.J 



1108 
1108 
1108 
1108 



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THE HAM LIN FAMILY 



Ellen A. 


»« 


,717 


Sarah A. 




N32 


Estelle M. 




717 


Sarah M. 




1174 


Etbel 




11 us 


BRIGll.VM 






Fri'dus O. 


:wa 


, 717 


r^)ui.sa 




i>;i9 


tiforiri' <i. 




71S 


BiMGirr 






llarriL't A. 


HJ>H 


. 71it 


Alfred (;. 




(589 


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llOs 


Eunice .M. 




6S9 


ll.len N. 




717 


I'red E. 


list), 


10S4 


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lloyte V. 


6sst. 


10K4 


11. rl'trl K. 




71S 


Laiira B. 


6s!t. 


1084 


.laiiics C 


■Mi 


, 71M 


LIniia .M. 


tisji. 


1084 


Jiimi-s H. 




:fl»-J 


Lovella 1. 


«8», 


1084 


.loll 11 C. 


:i9:j 


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Lulia H. 




N34 


KatlitTlnc 




lias 


Otis F. 




K3t 


.Marion 




IKIK 


Samuel 




sa4 


Marv A. 


39:s 


. 71S 


BRINKEHHOFF 




Maud S. 




71S 


Phebe M. 




"89 


Ni-w.-li 




I HIS 


BRISTOL 






Newel 1 W. 


717. 


nils 


Keziah 




728 


Sanuiul li. 


:iii;i 


. 7is 


BliODIlA^' 






Sophia N. 


sm 


. 717 


Alfred H. 




S47 


Walter 




11 OS 


BROEFFLK 






Walters. 


717. 


11 OS 


Charles 




11S9 


BKALE'i- 






BItOENNIMAN 




Jennie 




'.117 


Edward G. 




1281 


Mary 




542 


Edgar R. 




1282 


.Silas 




HI 7 


B RON SUN 






BUAMHALL 






Uuldah 




1.51 


Edwin 




aia 


BROOKFIED 




H RANCH 






Georgiaima 




421 


Cliester A. 




11(H) 


BROOlvS. 






Cora E. 




IKKl 


Adelaide E. 


1).S4, 


1256 


FranltD. 




1100 


Alice A. 




984 


Geneva A. 




IKMl 


Celinda A. 




984 


Georjre D. 




lUH) 


Clara V. 


084, 


1257 


IlillTV W. 




1100 


Edward 




984 


Ina li 




IllHt 


Eleanor M. 


9S4. 


1256 


\\ iiiilirop .M. 




IKMI 


Eunice E. 


984, 


1258 


BRANDON 






l-'runces I. 


984, 


1257 


George R. 




tid'j 


Harriet S. 


984, 


1257 


BRAYMAN 






Jessie D. 




1293 


Allie 




IKJO 


JCata A. 




1023 


BRAY 






Lewis S. 




9S4 


Walter .1. 




716 


Lois 




134 


BRAZEE 






Lucia A. 


984, 


1257 


Jacob 




757 


Lucius A. 


984, 


1257 


BREAOY 






Lydia L. 


984. 


12.56 


Alhcrt S. 




1 :.'S7 


Mr. 




UW 


Charles R. 




1L'S7 


BROSS 






BREED 






William M. 




879 


Katherine G. 




1:203 


William R. 




879 


BREITMAYER 




BRONG 






Fred 




1186 


Sara 




1157 


BREMNER 






BROUGH 







BRENNAN 



Ezra 

Annie 

BREWER 
.Marianna A. 
Otis .M. 

BREWSTER 
Harriet K. 
Lee D. 

BRICK 
Ann E. 
Caroline A. 
Edward S. 
(jeorge II. 
Harriet E. 
Henry A. 
Isaa.-C. 
Su timer S. 
William .M. 

BRIGDEN 
Charles 
Sally 
Thomas 



Ann O. 
Cyrus 
Harvey M. 
Lihl.le" 
Louisa S. 
Mary E. 
Rhoila M. 
Ro.vleL. 



BRIGGS 



698 
1164 

1012 

907 

775 
775 

.530 

.5:i0 
.530, !HH 
5.30, "101 

530 
530, 1»01 
5.30. 901 

5:^0 
5:W. iH)l 

413 
413 
413 

554 

.554 

554 

1170 

89S 
554 
554 
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Mary M. 

Milton S. 
William 



BROWN 



Abigail C. 
Abby 
Adelbert 
Adelaide A. 
Aclisah 
Alberto. 
Alice E. 
Alice S. 
Alici M. 
Aliiiiira 
Angela 
Angeline 
Angus M. 
Alvah 
Arthur C. 
Aitliur E. 
Benjamin 
Betsey A. 
Betsey C 
Betsey E. 
Caroline F. 
Caroline L. 
Charlotte E. 
Carrie E. 
Charles A. 
Charles F. 
Charles H. 
Clara 



423 



630, 

:mo, 

766, 



423 



■MO. 



1263 
1263 
12()3 

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1103 
1155 

541 

415 
1154 

930 

655 
1044 

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, »i35 

340 
1154 

361 
1306 
1306 

733 

7.33 
, 765 

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621 
811 

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1152 



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Clara V. 
ClJiienee H. 
Clarrissa 
Dai>y A. 
Daniel 
Daniel W. 
I)avi<l C. 
Delia 
Dexter B. 
Dora .1. 
Dorrie F. S. 
Earle I). 
Ebene/er C. 
Edgar D. 
Edith 
Edna E. 
Edwin 
Kdwiii W. 
Ktlie K. 
Elbert J. 
Eliza 1'. 
Klizabcth 
Ella 

Ellen R. 
Elsie L. 
Emma 
Emma J. 
Estella D. 
Eugene 
Eugenia G. 
Europe H. 
Fanny H. 
Florence A. 
Frances A. 
Fred 

Frederick 
Frederick C. 
Frederick H. -1 
George 233, ais. 

George C, 
George L. 
Gertrude P. 
Grace 
Grace V. 
Guy E. 
llaimah M. 
Harold F. 
Harriet 
Harry B. 
llarrV S. 
Helen E. 
Henry 
HeiirV S. 
11 Irani B. 
Irving 
Irving W. 
Isaac 
J abez 
Jane S. 
Jane W. 
J a red T. 
Jared V. 
.leniiie 
.lennie .M. 
Jerusha F. 
.lessie 11. 
John 
John E. 
.lohn ti. 
,lohn 11. 
.lohn W. 
Joseph H. 
.losie 
Julia 
.lulia A. 
Laura 
Leonard E. 
Lillie .M. 
Loretta L. 
Lottie 
Ixmise D. 
Lovt-y .\. .1. 
Lucius 
Lucy A. 



:J40. 
1151. 



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1124 

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423, 









IN DEX 








i:«n 


Lucy M. 


1154. 


ia)o 


BUCK 






Mary W. 


l:.''s2 


Uv. 




783 


Bessie W. 




1242 


William 


4tC< 


Mrs. 




670 


Betsey S. 




6()7 


BlKCll 




Miss, 




341 


Carl H. 




1242 


Anna 


556 


Mahala- 


34C 


, t):j5 


Charles B. 




1242 


Marsden C. 


S5<i 


Malinda F. 




340 


Florence M. 




1242 


BURCHMORE 




Maranda 




340 


Forrest H. 




1222 


Mr. 


58<^ 


iMarijaret 


7(i6, 


1155 


(ieorge D. 




797 


lU'HOlCK 




aiark \V. 




340 


Helen 




1242 


Mr. 


4.<l 


Marie A. 




1201 


Herbert N. 




■t ooo 


UiliW 




Martha S. 


"lit). 


878 


Jennie 




1242 


Asahel W. 


ti2ii 


Mary 


7ti5, 


1152 


Jonathan 




1312 


Bernice 


941 


Mary A. 42ii. 767, 7i!6 


. IS31, 


1155 


Lena 




1212 


Charles A. 


94! 


Alary E. 7B5 


, itlO, 


11.52 


Louisa M. 




1.222 


Daphne 


J41 


Merrick 




340 


I\lr. 




797 


Esther C. 


it24 


!Miniiie 




671 


Rodnev E, 




]•>.>.> 


France's .1. 


941 


Nancy M. 




t)32 


Samuel T. 




1312 


Frederick II. 


941 


Nellie 




1150 


Walter 




1242 


Frederick .1. 


!»2li 


Nellie M. 


1155 


1301 


Wilbur 




1242 


Hubert A. 


i»26 


Nina 




li36 


BUCKLAND 






Hubert U. 


926 


Nina F. 




1233 


Adella 


870, 


1206 


Hyruni P. 


!t2(! 


Olive 


423. 


766 


Auiiustus 270, .504 


.870 


Jacob R. 


926 


Oscar C. 




1300 


Bessie 




871 


John S. 


940. im 


Otis W. 




316 


Charles N. 


871, 


1.206 


Joseph S. 


920 


PaulL. 


655, 


1052 


Emma 




504 


Lois E. 


!r26 


Pliel)e M. 


423 


764 


Eva W. 




871 


Lydia P. 


941 


Ralph L. 




1253 


Eveline 




870 


Martha A. 


552 


Keaiha 




1300 


Fanny 




270 


Melissa M. 


941 


Reuben L. 




1201 


Fran k 


504, 871 


Orson T. 


926 


Rose A. .). 




939 


Frank E. 


871, 


1207 


Pearl 


92ti 


Rufus G. 


340, 


635 


Harlan 


504, 871 


Prudum 


!)41 


Rutl) 




175 


Harold 




871 


William I. 


920 


Samuel W. 


423, 


766 


Newell 


504, 871 


BURKE 




Sarali H. 




11.24 


Pollv 


270.504 


George 


670 


Seymour D. 




ll.)9 


Rufus 




871 


BURGESS 




Sidney P. 


663, 


1044 


Sarah 




504 


Charles 


m9 


Stephen 




316 


Stephen 


270, 504 


Charles F. 


1287 


Stephen F. 




318 


William 27 


X 504. 870 


Elizabeth 


1096 


Theodore 




765 


BUCKLEY 






Elvina 


3*«7 


Thomas 




811 


Amanda 




755 


Gordon F. 


1287 


Valenia D. 




1155 


BUCKMAN 






♦ Louisa A. 


1019 


Velpha 




IciOO 


Adelaide M. 




1059 


Lucinda 


3SH) 


Vera 




980 


BUELL 






Luther P. 


1095 


Walter P. 


361. 


1052 


Sarah A. 




498 


BURGON 




Walter E. 


1155 


131)0 


BUERK 
Dora 

BULKLEV 






George A. 


93J 


William 


423 


766 




970 


Bl'RLINGAME 




BROWNE 










Charles H. 


vm 


Adah F. 




1288 


George E. 




1183 


BURLINGHAM 




Charlene C. 




1253 


BULL 






Eliza 


.-)43 


Charles W'. H. 


980, 


1252 


Clara W. 




748 


BURNETT 




John I. 


980, 


1252 


BULLARD 






Edith L. 


IIUS 


John W. 




980 


Charles H. 


643, 


1047 


BURN HAM 




Mable 




1252 


Elsie H. 




1047 


Almira 


405 


BROWNETJ, 




Isaac H. 




643 


Mary L. 


1045 


Arthur J. 




1156 


BULLOCK 






Wilfiam 


Ml 


Aimer J. 




1156 


Abbie A. 




1291 


BURNS 




Aslie M. 




1156 


Caroline W. 




979 


John F. 


764 


John W. 




1155 


BUMP 






Mena 


129.S 


Olive E. 


1156 


1301 


Charles B. 


1008, 


1272 


Rufus 


716 


BRUCE 




.««. \ 


Charles E. 




1065 


BURNSIDE 




Mr. 




731 


Georire F. 




1008 


Caroline 


1131 


BRUDI 






Lloyd 




1272 


BURR 




Anna M. 




1082 


Mary 
Varney 




1007 


Ellen 


590 


BRUNNER 








10t)8 


Helen 


.-.!X) 


Lucinda 




1571 


Varney E. 




1008 


Mr. 


160 


BRUSH 






Winnie 




1272 


Martha A. 


317 


Stella J. 




1089 


BUMPAS 






BURRAS 




BRUZIE 






Thankful 




68 


Mr. 


.-KMI 


Miss 




444 


Juliana 




270 


lU'RRELL 




BRYAN 






BUNDY 






Claude .1. 


1196 


Mr, 




437 


Sophia 

BUNNELL 




320 


Dwight 


1201 


BRYANT 










Edward G. 


l:.*01 


Ann E. 




975 


Harriet 




604 


Harry C. 


1200 


Charles F. 




1269 


BUNTON 






Kenneth P. 


1201 


EdKarT. 




1172 


Emily J. 
George J. 
Isadore F- 




537 


BIRRILL 




Howard T. 




1172 




527 


Harriet N. 


666 


Jessie 




1015 




537 


Lettice C. 


38f* 


Julia 




365 


Jesse 


5.S6, 537 


Miss 


389 


Mabel C. 




1172 


I/avina H. 


537 


,908 


Orrin 


791 


Martlia 




1.312 


Loui.sa .J. 




537 


BURROWS. 




Maude D. 




1570 


Maria W. 




5:^7 


Addison 


258. 473 


Pamelia 




179 


Mary F. 
Orissa M. 




537 


Alanson S. 


473 


Sarah 




98 




537 


Caroline 


2.'.S 


William C. 




365 


BURBANK 






Charles .M. 


47(1. \H 


BUCHANAN 




Esther 


494 


,855 


David .1. 


473. ,s;i2 


Elizabeth 




1114 


Lydia 


494 


, 856 


Dora 


831 



1336 



Tlir: HAMLIN FAMILY. 



F.sllur M. 




.•<33 


Benjamin K. 


943 


Leonard M, 






TI8S 


Fl(l.-li:i 




470 


Harold K. 


944. 1239 


Marian E. 




823. 


1186 


l-'ri'tliTick V. 


473 


, Kt.' 


I'erclval F. 


K44. 12:» 


Marv E. 






S2;i 


Fl( tssit* 




s:t' 


BfTTS 




Nellie A. 






11.S6 


Ihnriittit 




124H 


Loui.s 


546 


CALOtT 






L<-<> ( i. 




s;« 


Mary 


stw 


Lewis W. 






910 


Maria 


iv< 


. 47H 


BLXTO.N 




Oliver C. S. 






916 


.Mau.lr 




KCl 


Etta .1. 


1241 


CALLAW A\ 






Martin I). 




47S 


BFZ/.ELL 




Ella 






1126 


Mir:iii(la 


47(1 


47.-. 


Abby C. 


701 


CALVIN 






MortiintT L. 




47:< 


Harriet C. 


701, 1095 


Sally 






417 


MortiiJiiT T. 




K33 


Louisa 


(HW 


CAMERON 






( )scar 




47:1 


Wilbur F. 


701. KWi 


Millie A. 






977 


I'l-arl L 




S3;i 


William 


mi 




CAMP 






Kalpli 




470 


BYRNES 




Louise M. 






7:J5 


Kutl> 


25S 


, 473 


Marj^urite A. 


IDSt 


.Mary 






iniir 


Hiilly A. 




470 


CADDEN 




CAMPBELL 






Susan A. 


473 


, SiC' 


Elizabeth 


1(K53 


Carver 






479 


'I'ali-otl K". 




470 


CAODIN 




Celia C. 






479 


William 




2.')S 


Anna B. 


1310 


Clarissa A. 






479 


William M. f7( 


,47.S 


, Ka 


CADWELL 




Edjrar C. 






12^5 


/it-nas 




470 


Daniel D. 


5(X» 


Eliza 






775 


/.llpliii .1. 


2bH 


,474 


.lane 


50<l, 8(v3 


Hannah A. 






723 


BrUSLEV 






Mary A. 


500, KvS 


Luther M. 






12*6 


Jahcz 




119 


Melissa E. 


500 


.M.iry E. 






665 


Mercy N. 




av2 


CADV 




Sarah 






200 


lU'KT 






Allen I'. 


11 8(5 


Sarah L. 






1073 


Kdsrar !•'. 




1145 


Almira E. 


llNi 


CAN DEE 






Klk-n L. 




h9s 


Esther K. 


11S6 


Paraloxy 






2«r 


Howard S. 




1145 


Edward 


757 


CAN FIELD 






Isahul 




1145 


Georf^e E. 


757 


Adelbert 






842 


Molly 


VV) 


, 32(; 


William H. 


1186 


Ardus V. 






1193 


niMrroN 






CALDWELL 




Asahel 






260 


Abby G. 




2«1 


Alexander 351 


62.S. 10,32 


Betsey 




26( 


,481 


Amelia 




52li 


Almena 


331. t;26 


Calvin .1. 




4M 


, S41 


Cailieritie E. 




«9S 


Aniaadu 


1033 


Charles A. 




4K.' 


, 841 


Charles J. 




1195 


Annie L. 


io:ii 


Dorothy 






842 


flaiide 




S9S 


Catherine 


628 


Kmile 






842 


David S. 




1195 


Cornelia 


1033 


Emeline 






260 


Kd^rar S. 




SDH 


Daisy 


1032 


Emily M. 






4Ki 


Kdward S. 




52ti, 


David K. 


628. 1032 


Frjinces 






481 


Kllenii. 




527 


Dorcas S. 


331 


Francis A. 






841 


Eliplialet H. 




1195 


Dorotliy 
Elbert H. 


10.32 


George C 




260 


, 4-S2 


Eliza 




2H1 


1032 


Grace B. 






.S41 


Emma V. 




1 195 


Elizabeth .T. 


t^il 


Harold 






1194 


P'.velina 




2S1 


Europe 


1033 


Harriet 




■2tV 


. 4sl 


Frances E. 


hM 


, H9S 


Europe A. 


io:« 


Ida 1). 






n41 


Harry C. 




1195 


Europe H. 


628, H»32 


James 






590 


.lames 


•m 


, 526 


Eva 


1032 


James A. 


iS-J. S42 


. '.(83 


.leniiie 




H9S 


George 


3:Ji 


.lolin J. 




Sil. 


1193 


.losepb 281 


,52(5 


, M98 


George B. 


628, 1032 


Lewis 




2tK 


. 4,82 


Kale i\I. 1195, 


1304 


Hamlin :«1 


627. io;h 


Lewis D. 




Ml. 


1194 


Mary 


2.S1 


. 527 


Hamlin A. 


1032 


l.,illa D. 






482 


-Marv E. 


526. 


1195 


Hannah S. 


628 


Louise 






842 


I'oiiy 




2S1 


Hiram 


;«i 


Lucille D. 






983 


Sarah 




526 


IdaG. 


1032 


.Marv 




260 


. 481 


Sarah E. K. 




527 


Irene 


1032 


.Mary F. 






729 


Sidney .1. 




1195 


.lane 


8ra 


.Mortimer 






482 


Susan 




H«S 


Lalena 


1032 


Natlian 




26( 


.481 


William E. 




281 


Mary 


i2.-;o 


Nathan J. 






841 


William L. 


5.26 


, 898 


Marv A. 


W3. 1032 


Ruth 






IIM 


BUSH 






Marv L 


io:« 


Stella L. 






482 


Allies. 




1026 


Pansv 


1032 


William 




4s:: 


. S42 


Arthur L. 


4.59 


, 818 


Pearl H. 


1032 


William .1. 




26( 


, 4s2 


Clara W. 




4.59 


Sarah A. 


628. I(t32 


Walter N. 




4M 


, 841 


Fmil V J. 


4.V.t 


, KlS 


Saiiie 


1033 


CANNON 






Harriet 




io;{5 


Thomas A. 


1(K« 


Mary A. 






1082 


llatlie 




459 


Sarah K. 


491 


CAI'KON 






William S. 




459 


CALKINS 




Benjamin 






394 


B[TSS 






Calvin 


17S 


Benj.-imin 1 






721 


George 




749 


Charlotte A. 


749, 11 :w 


.lean L. 






721 


Jennie M. 




1200 


Deli van 


749 


Nelson H. 




394 


. 721 


BlTLEIi 






.lemima 


r^js 


Willie D 






394 


Addle .1. 




828 


William U. 


771 




CARD 






Almtru 




393 


CALL 




Aletta M. 






1267 


Andrew 




82N 


Allie A. 


1186 


Emeline 






743 


<'larlssu 




756 


Charles A. 


823, ll,8<i 


Ora 






743 


Edwin 




693 


Charles W'. 


1186 




CAUL 






Emma 




760 


Dora A. 


823 


Flora 






1152 


.Joseph T. 




1141 


Eddie W'. 


1186 


Hannah it. 






1137 


Mary 
Nellie 




126:t 


KdK.ir W. 


.82:^, 1186 


Isaac 






312 




1087 


I'ranklin 


823 


t 


A KLIN 






Kosa A. 




'MV 


llaroltl F. 


11S6 


Rosamond 






!t20 


IH TMAN 






.lacob 


S2;5 


CARLISLE 






Alice C. 


!»44. 


l:i't9 


.leniiie L. 


ll.-^ti 


Charles W. 






1241 


Arthur B 


1144, 


I2:fii 


I>aura L. 


11841 


Clarence \V 






1241 



INDEX. 



1337 



Henrietta N. 


947 


Caroline A. 


2S2 


Mabelle S. 


1241 


Catherine S. 


632, 1039 


CAEMAN 




Charles F. 


631, 103t) 


Charles L. 


1198 


Charles M. 


1021, ]2S() 


Jane E. 


1138 


Cora L. 


1021 


Paul I. 


1198 


Donald A. 


12S1 


CARMICHAEL 


Dort)tliea M. 


\0M 


.James C. 


800 


Edwin K. 


l:2S0 


,Jaii:es W. 


802 


Eliza A. 


282, 5.i0 


CARNEY 




Elizabeth P. 


tai 


Benjamin J. 


398 


Emerson F. 


Xi9, 631 


Charles H. 


H98 


Eugene 


»W2, 1037 


Clara B 


398 


Eugene L. 


I03S 


Ella F. 


398 


Eugene R. 


12S4 


Emma E. 


398 


Frederick G. 


1021, lis) 


Esther A. 


218, 398 


Frederick S. 


52k 


Hannah A. 


398 


Genevieve L. 


12S0 


Herbert E. 


398 


George H. 


103S. 12.S4 


John A. 


218, :ii*H 


George M. 


.528, !K)I 


Levi S. 


398 


George P. 


1021 


Lucy B. 


398 


Harley 


12S0 


Maria A. 


398 


Harriet 


4til 


Mary J. 


398 


Harriet W. 


2.S2, 52.S 


Patr'ck 


218 


Henry 


3:-19. ti3l 


Sarah A. 


218, 398 


Henry G. 


12sl 


Walter F. 


398 


Henry L. 


282. 530 


CARPENTER 


Henry W. 


1021 


Charles E. 


1055 


Hebert F. 


1021 


Clyde 


1055 


Isaac 


2M 


Curtis A. 


945 


.lane 


279 


Delia M. 


945 


Jarvis F. 


1050 


Elizabeth 


1259 


JarvisL. 


647, 10.)0 


Elmer E. 


945. 1240 


John 


337 


Eugene 


1055 


John H. 


632. 1036 


Grace E. 


1135 


John S. 


282, 529 


Mr. 


58S 


Julia 


528 


Nettie E. 


945 


Julia F. 


10.iO 


Willis E. 


945 


Leander 


530 


CARTELYOU 


Lizzie 


1018 


Dinah 


364 


Mr. 


224 


CARTLE 




Miss. 


715 


Frederick H. 


783 


Marion J. 


1281 


George W. 


783 


Marion S. 


12.).S 


W. H. 


783 


Mary B. 


1050 


CARR 




MellieG. 


1040, 12S4 


Albert B. 


11.57 


Merle G. 


12,S0 


Cora 


1265 


Natalie P. 


1040 


Frederick W. 


1157 


Rebecca 


61 s 


John G. 


1171 


Robert D. 


1040. 12S5 


Orville L. 


1171 


Robert G. 


632, 1039 


Sarah 


1286 


Royal 


514 


CARRIER 




Samuel R. 


647 


Cliarles F. 


1305 


Sarah 


528 


Emily B. 

CARROLL 

Adelia M. 


1305 

982 


Sarah H. 
Sarah M. 
Theodore W. 


282, 529 
529 

282, 529 


Mary 

CARUTH 


901 


Waldo R. 


1021 




Waldo W. 


1280 


Betsey 
Eli 


318 
318 


Walter 
Warren E. 


632, 1039 
103.S, 1284 


Esther 


318 


CASE 




Louisa 


318 


Amarilla 


727 


Lyman 
Harrison 


318 
318 


Charles P. 
Doris A. 


574, 907 
9li7 


CARVER 




Ellen J. 


762 


Albert G. 


1153 


Fanny V. 


967 


Bertha L. 


1153 


Helen 


967 


Charlotte M. 


1153 


Hope 
John C. 


:i5. 3li 
573 


Clark L. 


1153 


Howard L. 


1153 


John \V. 


9«>7 


June 
Maria M. 


1299 
1153 


Louisa L. 
Lucy M. 


841 

967 


William H. 


1152. 1299 


Lydia 


32() 


William N. 


1153. 1299 


Mary E. 


SHi7 


CARY 
Anna E. 


1195 


Olive 
William 


967 
35, :i6, 47 


CARYL 




CASEY 




Henry 


602 


Cynthia 


")05 


Mary E. 


602 


Myron 


5(V5 


CARTER 




John 11. 


462 


Albert W. 


1021, 1280 


Lora 


7K^ 


Allen 


392 


Marv 


783 


Amelia F. 


632 


Nellie C. 


T.'sJ. lUki 


Amelia H. 


631 


William E. 


783 


Augustus H. 


1021, 1281 


CASH 




Bessie R. 


1040, 1285 


Mary 


10t»5 



CASTELLO 
.Fohn R. 

CASWELL 

Emily .\. 
Benjamin T. 

CATIICART 

George 

CATON 
Manila C. 

C.MIL 
Mary 

CliADBuLRNK 
Mary 

CHADWICK 
Alexander II. 
Alfred .M. 
Anna M. 
Augustus W. 
Betsey C. 
Caroline W. 
Catherine W. 
Chloe 
Clarissa S. 
Clement 
Coryaon 
Dalsille E. 
David 
Eliza F. 
Elton .1. 
Esther 
Esther A. 
George A. 
Gustavus B. 
Hannah T. 



:is4, 



215, 
215, 



215 
384 

.384. 

558. 



215, .3>4. 
215, 393, 

215, 
385, 



Ichabod 

James C. .558. 

J ason 

John 215, 

Joseph 

Joshua T. 

J udah F 

Julia A. 

Lucy 

Mr. 

Mary A. 

Melinda 

Mercy F. 

Olive T. 

Priscilla H. 215, 

Uhodema H. 384. 

Ro.xanna 

Sophia 

Statira S. 384. 

Susan A. 

Triphena 215, 

Typhosa 215, 

Wallace W. 

Zeruiah 215, 

CHAFFEE 
Alma 

CHAMBERLAIN 
Alice J. 
Arthur V. 
Belle M. 
Charles 
Charles F. 

Charles T. 7tK(. 

Dan T. 
Emma 

Emma O. 758. 

Esther A. 420 

Ethel 
Frank 
(ieorge II. 

llanillnT. 420, 

Hannah L. 420 

Harlow II. 

HattieT. 760. 

Jeanette 

Leon T. 7.59. 

Louis .M. 760. 

Louisa L. 

Malina.l 420. 

.Marie 

Mary E. 758. 

Philander 



1259 
539 

667 

445 

rms 

1051 

:m5 
:i85 

.385 
7tXl 
558 
iV>H 
384 
.'iiVJ 
558 
391 
385 
700 

215 
7(X) 
391 
699 
384 

omt 

!>48 
215 

ms 

384 
3!I2 
.562 
557 
:^5 
393 
.")t>2 
67 
393 
700 
557 
700 
3!t2 
6.98 
385 
215 
699 
558 
392 
St2 
699 
391 

379 

758 

n4i\ 

llHi 
1149 
1173 
1149 

7.59 

760 
1146 
, 7.59 
1173 

7.59 
1149 
, 759 
, 7.59 

7tiO 
1148 

4.57 
1146 
114U 

7.58 
. 759 
1I4U 
1145 

419 



i:i:J8 



THE JlA.Ml.lN J-AMILY 



I Ml 1 1 under T. 4u'o. ")!» 

riilhna L. 7:>H. lU.'. 

I'lillfius 4J0, 7.V*. IIW 

'ri'inpfranri- 3X7 

CHAMHKKLIN 

AuBUslus.l. 1M8. V2A3 

ChliH- 295 

Kllfii M. 521 

Kth«l M. 1243 

M.iiiili- L. 1243 

Kiilph II. 1243 

Svlvaims m" 

\<'llliiiniK. iMK, 1243 

CHAMBRliS 

Anna S87 

CMAMPNKV 

lUloii 1213 

(11 AI'FN 



lA'wis 


i:«i4 


Ly.li.' 


■ASZ 


Xoia L. 


yjM 


Viola 


453 


CIIAI'.MAN 




Hi'mifu 


1303 


Hlaixhe E. 


12(il 


Hurt 


]20ti 


Kliiur n. B. 


1107 


Ikriry II. 


12t») 


Ida 


iish; 


John W. 


12(itl 


Julia K. 


974 


Nortiiaii A. 


1307 


Sophia 


2G0 


Soplironiit H. 


!M)2 


Waldo A. 


1307 


CHANDr.Ei; 




Clarence H. 


Nil 


Ernest 


S.'.l 


Edward U. 


Sal 


George C. 


h51 


George W. 


947 


CHARLTON 




Dorothy G. 


1067 


Elizabeth 


10t)7 


John 11. 


1007 


Sylvia .M. 


1007 


CHASE 




Caroline A. 


52« 


Charles 


908 


Charles \V. 


1132 


David 


1132 


Doris A. 


i)6H 


Edlth.M. 


1103 


Ellas. 


1103 


Ellen A. 


079 


Esther l\ 


i.KIl 


Ethel 1. 


1103 


EranU 


1252 


llarvev W. 


1132 


llatti.".M. 


iMIl 


Herbert M. 


901 


James J. 


1103 


Jennie L. 


1 103 


Jennie .M. 


1132 


J()sei)li \V. 


1132 


Kat.- 1". 


tki3 


Mildred 


1293 


>Iurray H. 


9li.s 


Myrtle 
Klioda T. 


12!"3 


1132 


Kosala 


589 


S. T. 


IMtO 


Solon 


1103. 12^13 



CHEKKV 

Ellas V. 778 

Katherlne II. 77H, 1104 

Laura M. 77>. lli!4 

(IIKNKV 

Mattle A. 1155 

CHESEBKOntiH 

William 4S1 

CHESLEV 

Alexander 92n 

Hi-niaiiiln F. 92k 

Edgar H. 928 

Jacob 928 



James E. 
John A. 
Joseph 
Mary F. 
Vera M. 

Lucy A. 

Charles 
Elvira 
Hazel O. 
William ^' 

Cella 
Charles F 



CHESTER 

CHICK 

'cm 1.1 ) 



Abbie I 

A hi gal I 

Aliie L. 

Anne K. 

Artluir 

Jienjaniin 

Byron 

Calvin 

Charles 

Deliverance 

Eliza W. 

Elizabeth 

Frederick 

Grace K. 

Ilajinali 

Hannah S. 

llenrv M. 

Herbi-rt F. 

James 

Jessie S. 

Job 

Joseph 

Lewis 

Lillie 

Liicretia 

Mr. 

Marv E. 

Meliitable 

Minnie 

I'eter 

Ralph A. 

Robinson 

Ruth 

Sarah 

Thomas 

William 

William 



CIMLOS 



928 
928 
U28 
92« 
92S 

5as 

»13 
1034 
WM 

1195 
1066 



958 

05. 127 

KKil 

1091. 12VI0 

12Ni 

155. 120 

1064. 12Ni 

12; 

12S0 

44. C"), 127 

1091. 12«.H) 

li5 

1004. 12M0 

12.S0 

120. 127 

(S95 

071 

12s0 

!>"). 127 

12h0 

l:;7 

05, 125. 213, 3S3. 570 

120 

1004. 12S7 

1(H>4. 12H0 

040 

1017 

120 

12S7 

l(hV4 

12S0 

957 

05. 120 

127 

383, 097 

Um, 1091 

1091. 12iM) 



1004, 



127, 5lU, 097 



CHILSON 
Rose J. 
Sarah 

CHIl'MAN 
George W. 
Lewis 
Mary 
Percy R. 

CHITTENDEN 
Emma A. 

Evangeiim- K. 7 

Frederick W. 
(ieorge R. 
Ge(jrge W. 



,)8. 



Henry W. 

Eliza B. 
Koxanna 

l':il: 



CHOATE 



HOLETTE 

iiriic 



1004 
oitSt 

1252 

1252 

108 

1252 

S44 

75s 

758 
75« 
758 

344 
318 

1200 



Addle E. 
Bertha J. 
Charles N. 
Charles R. 
Curinue S. 
Daniel .1. 
Donald H. 
Edwin A. 
Edwin II. 
llrne.sl S. 
Fre(lerlck 
Frederick N. 



1174. 1302 
1250. 13l»7 

773 

420. 773 

1250, i:{07 

2;{6 

i.mi 

1174. l.Uis 

i;io3 
i2:>ii 

2.!0. 427 
427 



Gaines H. 
Ganies W. 
Gordon C. 
Harriet E. 
Harriet U. 
Harriet T. 
Helen A. 
.loseph B. 
Lois D. 
Mr. 
M.irv 
Mary L. 
Natlianiel 
Norman E 
Orlando B 
Othello 
Ruth A. 
Sarah S. 
Townsend V. 
William 11. 

CHFRCHILL 
Charles C. 
Franklin H. 
Hannah 
Helen S. 
Mary H. 
Richard C. 
Sylvester 
William H. 

CHKISOLM 
Eliza C. 

CHRISTLVN 
Grace O. 

CHRISTMAN 
Emallne L. 

CHHISTV 
Sarah M. 
Lorenzo M. 

CLAFLIN 
Achsah A. 
Bellamy 
Esther M. 
Florence E. 
Frank N. 
Hannah L. 
llavaliah B. 
Henrietta S. 

CLANCEV 
Mr, 



1174, 1303 

1174 

VMi 

427 

420, 77.3 

427 

oit> 

12.">ti 

2:iO. 427 

797 

177 

42ii, 773 

Zia. 2:«). 420 

12.'>t! 

1250. i:io7 

12.".«i 

2:«J. 427 

427 

773 

2.Ui. 427 



4<Ni. 
400, 



41 M>. 



4(Ni 



7:i5 
7:i5 
220 
400 
7Xi 
7:C> 
400 
735 

11S7 

1220 

1151 

SOO 
S'.m 



Charles H. 
EllaT. 
Mabel B. 
Marv K. 



CLAPP 



CLARK" 



Albert 
Albert B. 
Alpha B. 
Ambrose A. 
Angeline 
Anna .M. 
Anna T. 
Auzella S. 
Carolyn .V. 
Clarissa .M. 
David 11. 
Dean 
Dean B. 
Dora 
Edward 
Ella F. 
Emma F. 
Erastus 
Eugene 
l'"annit' E. 
Frank 
Frank J. 
Fred 11. 
(ieorge B. 
(iladvs 
Harriet A. 
1 1 at tie E. 
Helen 
lliirn .1. 
Henrietta 
Humphrey 



420. 700 

420 

420. 7iil» 

1149 

700, 1149 

420. 7r.O 

420. 7f.O 

420, 7t;o 

719 

1113 

](l(t5 

1113 

950 

1291 
742 

724, 1 1 k; 

S4S 

700 

724. 1110 

97s 

770 

742. 113(t 

2S0 

ItHH) 

■7t> 

120S 

lOtil 

518 

7(H> 

KHHi 

770 

S77 

Sti9 

S4S. Ks7 

(><i9. 1001 

tiliO. lOlil 

542 

1001 

S13 

11S« 

;tsH) 

1095 
518 
701 



1000. 



t>(i9. 



700, 



INDEX. 



i;{3it 



Isaac 
Jane 
Jessie 
John 
John D. 
John M. 
Joseph E. 
Joseph H. 
Justnia M. 
Katalina H. 
Lillian A. 
Lucinda M. 
Lydia 
INlV. 

Martha 
Martha J. 
Marvin M. 
Mary 

Mary A. B. 
Medora J. 
Melvin 
Minerva E 
Mirriam P. 
Nathan 
Nathaniel H. 
Noel 
Orlando 
Oscar 
Persis S. 
Robert L. 
Roman 
Royal 
Sadie A. 
Samuel P. 
Sarah A. 
Sarah E. 
Sarah L. 
Susan C. 
Thaddeus 
Walter H. 
Warner 
William A. 

CLEMENT 
Edna F. 
Melinda R. 

CLEMONS 
Charles S. 
Elizabeth P. 
Franklin B. 
Freelove 
Jeanette 
N. Huntington 

CLEVELAND 

Abigail 



609 



lOtil 

471 

887 

284 

284 

284 

542, <)]5 

284, 542 

476 

742, 1129 

848 

896 

:J24 

275, 593 
921 

669, 101)0 

1090 

887 

284 

1061 

1106 

100.S 

915 

669 

284, 541 
597 
724 
597 

284,541 
700 
518 
597 
542 
284 
501 
284 
54i 
573 
887 
776 
1015 
669 

ion 
ioi:i 

1126 

1126 

1126, 1296 

598 

507 

1126 



CLIFF. 



Carrie C. 

Albert B. 
Albert J. 
Emma N. 
Everett G. 
Frank L. 
Orra J. 

CLIFFORD 
Carrie 
George B. 
Sylvia H. 
William A. 



James H. 

Myrtle 

R.F. 

Anastasia 
Bertha E. 
Cora C. T. 
Cordelia 
Douglas L. 
Ernest A. 
Harold \V. 
James C. 
John 
John B. 
Josephine 
Mary L. 
Nancy D. 
Ruth R. 



CLOW 



CLARY 



482 
1214 

808 
808 
808, 1180 
808, 1180 
808 
808 

1072 
962 
962 
962 

1262 

1289 

407 

865, 1202 

865 

8tJ4 

500. 865 

1202 

865 

866 

865 

500, 865 

865, 1202 

500, 865 

865, 1202 

500,865 

866 



Stephen L. 
Thomas 
Willisim 
William J. 
Willinrii W. 
Willie 

CLA >■ 
Eli 

CLAYTON 
Joseph L. S. 
Thomas 
William B. 

CLIJCAS 
Elizabeth 

COAT 
Maurice E. 

COBB 
Allen A. 
Betsey E. 
Catherine L. 
Collins 
Edith W. 
El is ha C. 
Francis A. 
Lydia 
Martha Y. 
Orrin A. 
Rebecca J. 
Sabra 
Thomas 
Walter C. 
Wilbert O. 

COCHRAN 

Frank S. 
Fred F. 
Fields W. 
Forest L. 
John H. 
Kate 
Mattie E. 
Walter 
Welsey 
William 

CODD 
Susanna D. 

COE 
Frances M. 
Frederick K. 
Harriet M. 
Harriet \V. 
James N. 
Kate G. 
Nelson D. 



500, StW 
500 
S(U 

500. S64 
S66 
865 

1312 

1061 
1064 
1064 

(iOS) 
1234 

972 

586 
316 
315 
972 
316 
1252 
52 
316 
316 
316 
](U 
181). 581) 
972 
316 

922 
922 
922 
922 
922, 1230 
922. 1230 
922 
922 
922 
922 



Thomas D. 



CCMjBEKT 



9 



429 

1064 
1296 
1120 
1296 
1119 
112(1 
1296 



1120 
COFFIN 

Annie L. 1024 

Charles A. 1024 

Joseph 958 

Lizzie M. 958 

Lllu C. 958, 1248 

Mary E. 1024 

William L. 1024 

COFFENBERRY 

Emeline 743, 1130 

Emma 743, 1130 

Grant L. 743.1130 



Hazel 
Maude . 
May 
Milton A. 



J. 



Adeliza L. 
Blanch M. 
Celia M. 
.James G. 
Maude 1. 
Sarah G. 
Stephen M 
Weld H. 



COGGINS 



Orra L. 

John H. 

Frances 
Sarah L. 



COGSWELL 

COHOON 

COIT 
U. 



1130 

1130 

UM 

743 

1217 
1217 
1217 
1217 
1217 
1217 
1217 
1217 

448 

58H, 979 

1268 
304 



Maude M. 
Homer 



COLBUKN 

COLBY 

COLE 



Adeline L. 

Frederick B. 

Irving 

Laslie 

Kenneth C. 

Martha 

Martin 

Mildred W. 

Orra 

Ruth 

COLEMAN 
E. W. 
Ezra 

H. Orville 
Harry 
Henry .M. 
Lawrence II. 
Mr. 
Maria 
Morris 
Reliance 
Sarah I. 
Volney J. 

COLLIER 
Frances C. 

COLLINS 
Addle E. 
Alice G. 
Alice I. 
Alice M. 
Aulia 
Betsey 
Caioline 
Charles F. 
Charles H. 
Charles O. 
Cordelia 
David N. 
Dennis 
Elea/er H. 
Eli 

George 
Georgiana 
Gertrude E. 
James H. 
John 
Julia A. 
Laura . 
Libbie S. 
Lucinda 
Lydia L. 
Mary 0. 
Mae E. 
Mary M. 
jnchard 
Ruth H. 
Sarah .1. 
Solomon 
Solomon C. 
Solomon J. 
Thomas 
Tyranius 
Walter 



670 
670 



Alvyn W. 
Anna 
Annii L. 
AnnahC. 
Asenath 
Augustus \j 
Cliarles E. 
Charles L. 
Charles W. 
Charlotte 
Claire 
Clara 
Clinton B. 
David \. 
Edna M. 



COLMAN 



i2:)2 

(►37 

S53 

1254 

873 

«73 

1255 

603 

873 

1255 

252 

91 

1 19H 

2)13 

1095 

1198 

10(fc> 

llHl 

301 

705 

1198 

132 

930 

1181 

996 

1062 

llHil 

615 

982 

311 

494 

311.595 

982 

5.><9, 9h2 

670. 1062 

311 

311 

615 

310, 589 
311 
5<.K) 

589, 982 
982. 1254 
311 
311 
311 
590 
670 
31 U 

311, 595 
310, 589 

1062 

1028 

590 

310. 590 

310. 5iH) 

310 

589 

:tlO, 590 

670 

202 

(>70 

N)5 

1178 

806, 1178 

806 

245. 447 

US. 807 

1178 

44.H. 80;i 

1178 

1178 

807 

805 

804 

448.807 



!i 

( 



l.Ud 



Tin-: IIAMLIN J-AMILY. 



Edwurd L. 


.HCi. J 17s 


Edwin H. 




83(1 


COOM US 




p:iiliu :: 


45. 44>i, sOti 


Katheriiie 




^Xt 


H.rtha 


5s9 


Ktlnl L. 


117S 


CONE 






F.dwin 


573 


I'lL'iclier 


447. WU 


Isabel 1 E. 




nil 


COON 




Frank \i. 


KH 


Mary 




519 


Kli>lia 


743 


Ilarrv L. 


K03, 117m 


Co.NKLIN 






Franklin S. 


74;» 


lli-kii 


117s 


Alice,!. 




mi 


Lottie M. 


743, 1130 


lliliiy 


44K. >«>:> 


Fausta A. 




7(52 


COONS 




lltiirv A. 


WMi 


Frank (i. 




(59(i 


Marv M. 


934 


lU'iirv II. 


H<t7 


.lames F. 




(i!l<5 


COOPER 




Ilinrv U. 


24.'i, 44H 


CO.NLIA 






Laura A. 


748 


1 It'll IV S. 


418 


lielle L. 




12(52 


Miss 


51 VI 


Iliiam 11. 


24.'>. 44s 


Ulaii.lie I. 




12(!2 


Mr. 


7s^ 


Howard I>. 


SOIi. Il7!t 


Clarence E. 




1203 


COPE 




.1 allies 


447. H()4 


Edna (i. 




1202 


Edith 


1298 


.loliii II. 


44S. SO, 


Fn^reiice E. 


12til 


i:)09 


COPELANl) 




.lu.supli II. 


117s 


Framise C. 




12(i3 


Josepliine E. 


915 


.rosi'ph S. 


44S. Sdti 


Frank W. 




121)2 


COPELON 




.losi'pliiru' II. 
.fiilia 


s(l4 
44S. 117s 


(ieor^'e II. 

Ilarrv H. 




12(53 
12(5.5 


Irena 

COI'LV 


934 


.liilia L. 


M»3, 1177 


,)aniesE. !)KS, 12(52. 


12(53 


i:509 


Herbert 


U.& 


Katlieriiie 1). 


S(Ki 


.lane P. 


9,-S 


1201 


CoPPLE 




Laura L. 


•■tNi. 117!) 


.lell'erson H. 


«,S8 


1202 


.Vniia 


784 


Louis H. 


SOti 


.lelVerson W. 




12(52 


lieriha 


7s4 


Lucius C. 


S()5. 117s 


.leiinetle L. 


9SS 


12(^2 


Ella 


784 


.Marian 
.Marv L. 


S05 

S04 


.lert^me G. 
.lerome H. 


9KS 


1310 
12(52 


George 
J. 11. 


784 

;s4 

7s4. llli(5 


.MiliccntB. 


,s((4 


.Idliii 1). 


9KS 


12(51 


Sarah 


Paul K. 
Hai )h II. 


S07 
S07 


.loliii .M. 
.lohn W. 


1:^01 


1309 

988 


William 

CORA 


7^4 


Kut 1 


1178 


.Joselia L. 


988 


1202 


Frances 


87i5 


Seymour 2' 
Wlllard H. 


15, 447, W)5 


.Josephine M. 


9>S 


1202 


CORBIN 




806 


.foshua O. 




988 


^^ ^-' &% M.^ & * ^ 

Estelle C. 


7,".2. 1137 


COLTOX 




.ludsoii .1. 


'.'S.S 


12(53 


Favette 


:.">2 


Ada M. 


1170 


.lulia 1". 




9>8 


William F. 


;.'>2 


Coriulia A. 


7H3, 1170 


Lerov .M. 




12(52 


CORBRIDGE 




Cyrus K. 


1172 


Lulu'.M. 




12(53 


Mary A. 


.551 


Don M. 


1172 


I'eraeiielia 




12(53 


COREY 




ElllHT.I. 


1171 


Thomas M. 




12(53 


.Ji ssie 


lls7 


Euf'uiii; J. 


7!!.!. 1170 


Walter 




12(53 


CORNWALL 




Eva M. 


1172 


CONNET 






Be la 


747 


Eveline L. 


7ttH, 1170 


Catherine H. 




202 


J ane A. 


,5315 


Flora B. 


1172 


CONNOR 






CORRINGTON 




Franklin 


793, 1170 


Martha A. 




444 


J ames F. 


783 


Geortfe M. 


793, 1170 


CONRAD 






CORSON 




George S. 
(irace H. 


1172 
1171 


\-'\_' ii XV ^L t-r 

Charles. I. 
Edwin 




12.'<5 
12.S5 


Charles E. 
Henry C. 


039, 12.S4 
039. 1:..S4 


Ilarrv -M. 


1172 


Floyd L. 




1285 


.lohn 


1039 


lleiirV H. 


7!)3. 11(59 






CORTRIGHT 




Hi ram E. 


79,3, 1170 


CONKOV 






Anthony 


4>3 


Ida.M. 


1171 


Anna (i. 




().)9 


COSIER 




lola.l. 


1172 


CON V 






Harriet 


319 


Irena .^L 


1171 


Joseph S. 




()4s 


COTTON 




Iva C. 


1172 


CONVERSE 






Clara M. 


1075 


Jeruc \i. 


1172 


Amy M. 




121(5 


Lucrelia 


404 


John H. 


1172 


COOK 






COTTHELL 




Leon A. 


1172 


Albert 




581 


Isabel C. 


407 


Luther 


792 


Amv .1. 




1027 


COUCH 




Myron G. 


1170 


RlaiH-he E. 




1027 


Charlotte M. 


772 


Orville 


793 


CarrieC. 




1027 


Eva T. 


475 


IJay K. 


1172 


Charles E. 




1027 


F. W. 


093 


UaymoiKJ \\ . 


1170 


Ella 




1181 


Frederick M. 


380, (59,5 


Rose lie L. 


793. 1170 


Florence .1. 




1027 


Frederick \\ . 


380. l>9.J 


Hoy E. 


1172 


I'rederick W. 


(525, 


11)27 


Georjre \\. 


093 


Kusscll .1. 


79,3. 1172 


Ilaiin;ili M. 




551 


.Mav L. 


(593 


Walter .1. 


1171 


Helen V. (525. 


102(5, 


1027 


Nefiie I). 


(593, 1088 


William L. 


1170 


.leiiiiie B. 


745, 


lll'iO 


Orlando N. 


093 


Wilson L. 


1171 


■loliii 




(525 


Oscar K. 


Oie, IONS 


COLVIX 




.lohn C. 




lo::7 


Ruel F. 


475 


Lucy L. 


1(100 


John II. 


(!25, 


1027 


N'ernali E. 


093 


CCJLWELL 




Joseph W. 


(525. 


I02ti 


William R. 


475 


tJeorjie 


1130 


.lulia C. 


(525, 


1027 


COULSON 




<'Uy 


11.10 


Mary C. 




7(H 


Margaret 


419 


Myrtle 


113:) 


Semanlha 




791 


Eil/.a 


7.57 


C()M[\(;<> 




Sophia 1). 




1027 


co^NTl;^ M.vN 


Hebcna .1. 


479 


COOKE 






Inez 


l.>04 


CO.Ml'TON 




Anna H. 




477 


.lohn A. 


i;50.( 


May E. 


1252 


Karli.'ira 




1215 


Milton E. 


1304 


CUMSTOCK 




(;ra.-e A. 




1102 


COURSER 




.Marion 


1237 


.lohn W. 




1215 


Helen F. 


12:is 


CON A NT 




i;i.-liaril C. 




1215 


COVKLL 




El ma 


IISS 


W iliiam 1'. 




1215 


Clarissa 


5m> 


p]lmer 


I IKS 


COOLEV 






Priscilla B. 


1109 


C(JNI)E 




Harriet 




784 


Iia.\ iiore 


1109 


Cornelius S. 


s;i(i 


Ida 




1090 


.-^ophia F. 


1109 


Edwin G. 


Kdi 


Ida J. 




1194 


Walter A. 


1108 



INDEX 



1341 



Mary R. 
Matilda 



CRABTREE 

CRAFTS 

CRAIG 



Anna B. 
Arthur T. 
p:dwai'd H. 
Edwin 
Eleanor 
Elias 

Elizabeth A. 
Elmer R. 
Hamlin L. 
Henry A. 
Henry K. 
Margurite E. 
Ulive 
Rose E. 
Sarah 

Waterman T. H. 
Wheelock 

CRAM 
Annie 
George S. 

CRANDALL 
Fannie 



COWAN CRISSEY 

Alexander 1253 Alice 

Dorothy E. 1253 Forest W. 

Robert W. 1253 Frank 

COX Orisen 

Edmund 483 Myrtle 

Frances 483 CROCKER 

INIahala 483 Abbie 

Mortimer 483 Abiy:ail 

Jesse 483 Adelbert 

Sarah <I08 Alma 

Alvan J. 
12(55 Alvin 
Anna 
862 Asa 

Bessie J. 
898 Catheryne 
1049 Caroline 
527 Caroline A. 
282 Daisy 

281 David 
281, 527 Dora 
281,527 Eben B. 

1049 Ebenezer 
1049 Elizabeth 

281, 527 Ellen iM. 

527, 899 Ellen T. 
1049 Emeline 

281. 527 Esther F. 
527 Ezekiel 

282 Francis H. 
527, 899 Freeman 
527, 898 George 

Hannah 
1235 Hattie E. 
1235 Hattie W. 

Heman 
791 Henry S. 
CRANF. Henry L. 

Clarinda 253 Joanna 

Charles S. 473 Joseph 

Georse F. 473. s;i2 Joseph H. 

George H. 473 Joseph W. 

Marietta 473.832 Julia C. 

JNlary M. 832, 1191 Judson 

Maud 1209 Justice H. 

CRANS Laban P. 

683 Lauchlan 

Lewis 
499 Loring 
499 Lovisa 
499 Lucy 
499 Lucy S. 
Luther 
1307 Mary 
, 1307 Mary B. 
414 Maurice 
1307 Mercy N. 
258 Morton 
1307 Neil L. 
i:j07 Noah 
12.'i() Orphia 
1307 Otis 
1257 Persis 

iiebecca 
640 Rose 

Roxania 
621 Samuel 

Samuel B. 
1122 Sarah 
1122 Sophia 

Susan F. 
1125 Susie M. 
1125 Tressie 
Wilbert 
687 Zenas 

CROWFOOT 
1056 Claretta L. 



Abigail A. 

CRARY 
Christopher G. 
Marian A. 
Octavia 
Virginia 

CRAWFORD 
Harry B. 
Harvey 
Jacob 
.Tames 
Laurana 
Laurel 
Leigh S. 
Lillie 
Mary M. 
Tliomas 



1256. 
1256, 1257, 



CREED 
CREHORE 



Mr. 

Sally £. 

CREIGHTON 
Catherine 
Thomas 

CREGER 
Enola J. 
William M. 

CRELLIN 
Louisa 

CRKSSEY 
Eoger W. 

CRESSWELL 
Eva 

CRIPPEN 
Benjamin 
Elizabeth 

CRISPELL 
Louisa C. 
Theron 



94' 



883 

883 

513, 8s.t 

513 

883, 1214 

575 

205 

1073 

376 

ess. 1073 

376 

63, 119 

173 

(563. 10.56 

173 

683, 1073 

9(57 

1073 

304 

683, 1073 

575 

172 

173 

947, 1241 

304, 577 

559 

1243 

173 

124;i 

2m 

173 

m, 119 

947 

972 

663 

173 

1242 

()3 

173, 301 

JH6, 1240 

301 

304, 577 

376. 683 

946. 1240 
946 

1242 

376. 681 

369 

396, 683 

207 

946 

173 

63 

174 

96(5 

573 

172 

1242 

63, 119. 376 

376, (583 

205 

301 

119, 1228 

172 

376, 381 

63,207 

683 

63, 747 

376 

;iltl 

1242 

12.SH 

1073. 12NS 

947. 1242 

367 



1268 Betsey 



509 

852 

1060 
1060 



Charles N. 
tJharlie N. 
Ellsworth G. 
Euretta F. 
Eurilla L. 



CROMETT 
CKOOlv 



744 
744, 1 131 

744 
744, 1132 

714 



Eva 


744 


Frank A. 


744 


Leo 


1131 


Loren 


1 131 


Mary E. 


744, 1131 


Nellie M. 


744 


CROSBY 




Asenath 11. 


570 


Carl C. 


IKW 


Clara T. 


10i« 


Eula 


12.31 


George P. 


UOH 


Harriet A. 


1099 


Helen A. 


X27 


.lacob 


923 


.loseph C. 


<H5U 


Lois 


lZi> 


LouLs 


923 


.Margery I). 


.305 


Martha .\. 


92:1. 12:11 


.Mary 


:«i!) 


Mary 1-'. 


I KM 


Kactiael 


l&j 


Ruth C. 


1108 


Sarah 


570 


Sarah J. 


92:i, 12:11 


Taylor 


St23, 1231 


William 


92:1. 12:12 


William E. 


i2:ii 


CROSS 




Celestine 


(542 


Clara E. 


102.") 


Elizabeth 


.H04 


CROW 




Amiranda E. 


5.52 


Moses 


453 


CROWL 




Alfred E. 


12(H1 


Cora C. 


12(Hl 


Howard A. 


121HI 


Mary I. 


1200 


CROWN 




George H. 


1114. 1294 


William E. 


1113 


CROW ELL 




Abigail 


a^^H 


Alonzo 


389, :J94 


Alphoiizo E. 


721 


Alphoiizo F. 


394, 721 


Alvin !•'. 


1247 


Angeline S. 


(597 


Benjamin S. 


1247 


Blanche B. 


721, 1113 


Data 


:i83 


Dorothea 


1247 


Edith 


.962 


Eleazer 


:iS9 


Elizabeth H. 


383 


Etta H. 


722 


Fear 


292 


Francis B. 


:«»4 


Henry H. 


722. 1113 


Howard 


m 


Isabel M. 


721 


.1 esse 


a'ia 


,lohn 


:i8ji 


Joseph W. 


299 


Joshua 


560. 962 


Leander 


:m» 


Lucy K. 


:«t4 


.Mary 
Nathan 


79 


962 


Olive 1). I). 


12t5,s 


Oliver 


:i'<H 


Olive 11. 


il«2. 12.'.0 


Orren 


:t!M 


Orrien H. 


:i94. 722 


I'oUy H. 


:Kt 


Prince 


;l^3 


Sarah 


:t,-3 


Selh 


962 


Svl vanus 


:*<3 


Thcodate 


.SKI 


Thomas !'. 


2!»9 


William 


:m) 


William 11. 


im 



i 



\M2 



THE HAMLIN FAMFLY. 



Willis E. 




3«4 


DARBEE 




James 


36.38; 


euro EH 






Emmet R. 


751 


Joel E. 


90O 


Charles F. 




y.m 


Everett 


751 


.lolMI 


3^ 


Frederic 




y^^n 


dai:ling 




Joseph 


67 


CUUMMEL 






Lui-inda 


470 


Julian S. 


1146 


B«jamhi 




7iU 


Liiflnda S. 


805 


LeteC. 


1146 


Nancy M. 


704. 


ii.-)i 


Maiv K. 


470 


Louisa 


JHHV 


ciaLixs 






Wiiri.-im 


747 


Lydia A. 


571 


William R. 




1176 


DARWIN 




T>ncv 


789 


CULVEK 






Amand.i 


my 


Lv.lla H. 


562, 957 


Bertha (i. 




le.' 


DATE 




MV. 


63."* 


CUMING 






James V. 


i:t(«t 


Mary 


3(i. 67 


Caroline II. 


4«12 


, S21 


DAVENPORT 




M;.ry A. 


127.'< 


Franris 11. 




462 


Allx-rt 


47i; 


Mary E. 
Noah 


11119 


Tliuma.-i B. 


4tK 


. s21 


Anson 


476 


12iii> 


CITMINGS 
Bejamln F. 
George G. 
Glen SI 




37.'-> 
12M3 
12h3 


Betsey 
David 
Jewetfc 
Mary A. 


476 
476 
476 
476 


PaulH. 
Phebe C. 
Prlscilla 
Prudence 


lll.V 

lll.\ 

(57 

203 


Letjnard 
Marshall 




375 


Salmon 


476 


Rebecca G. 


562 




375 


William 
William 11. 


476 
476 


Ruth 

Sally 


51 

199. :54il. 


CUNNINGHAM 




DAMAREL 




Sarah 


l:^2 


Alice J. 




1210 


Charles W. 


10S4 


Sarah A. 


KKhV 


James (). 




1210 


DAMON 




Shubael 


3(i. -.Ss 


Mary V. 




lt82 


CoraE. 


716 


Simon 


66 


CUKKIK 
Mrs. 






Florence INK 


1)75 


SusaD 


66 


ir>i 


. 155 


Henry W. 


716 


Susan E. 


418 


James G. 




Hzit* 


Maybert L. 


716 


Thomas 


M-Z 


CURTIS 






DANA 




Thomas G. 


.vt: 


David 




3itO 


Caroline 


878 


Timothy 


723 


Delia 




461 


Ella F. 


624 


Timotliy C. 


723, 1115 


Eugene 




S'.KI 


Henry 


624 


Walter E. 723, 


1019. 1115 


Fannie L. 


1014, 


1275 


John E. 


878. 1212 


Walter G. 


it5(l 


Helen 




H43 


Lydia M. 
Mary S. 
Sellerk 
William H. 

DANFORTH 


624 


William 11. 


723. 111.-) 


Josiah F. 




1013 


624 


Zimri 


19i» 


Linda M. 
Nellie M. 
Phebe A. 

CURTISS 


1014, 


1274 

1014 

754 


878 
624 


DAWES 

Estella M. 
Daniel N. 


721 
610 


Ann J. 




514 


Harriett A. 


1029 


DAWSON 




Charles 




42(1 


Loomis L. 


657 


Charles 


1135 


Charles E. 


7l>0. 


114!" 


Mary M. 


1030 


DAY 




Charles L. 


42( 


. 761 


DANIELS 




Alfred C. 


1213 


Charles O. 
Cyreiieus T. 


420 


761 
, 760 


Abi 
Elizabeth B. 


1272 
1251 


Abbie 
AshiT 11. 


911 
271. .")(»9 


Daisy 
Daniel W. 


420 


761 
, 761 


Georf^e 

DAVIDSON 


iik; 


diaries K. 
Ebenezer S. 


510 
271 


Ebenezer 11. 


42( 


, 761 


Dudley 
Mary E. 

DAVIDS 


695 


Eliza 


271,, 109 


Emily M. 
Esther J. 


420. 7i5(l 
420, 761 


886 


Henry A. 

•lo.sepli S. 


879. 1213 
510 


Mattie E. 


761, 


1149 


'Esther 

DAVIS 


763 


Kelsey 


271 


Phebe A. 




420 




Lora A. 


271 


William P. 


420. 761 


Aaron 


1022 


Loren 


271. 510 


William U. 




761 


Abner 


254 


Louisa 


510 


CUSHMAN 
Mrs. E. 

CUSHING 
Abel 

CUSTER 




307 
UK 


Annie 
Annie G. 
C. M. 

Benjamin F. 
Bessie C. 
Caroline F. 


900 
1295 
1187 
1146 
1019 

957 


Lydia K. 
Thomas C. 
William A. 
William H. 

DAYTON 


271 

9C>9 

899, 1213 

509. 87S 


Sarah J. 




488 


Charles W. 


565, 961 


Minnie A. 


1I!H» 


CUTTING 






Content 


67 


DEAL 




Helen A. 




646 


Ebenezer 


i6. 38, 199 


Edgar 


9;i2 


Sewell 




40(i 


Edmund 


565 


DEAN 




Sewell S. 




406 


Edward A. 


1022. 1281 


Alvin F. 


1102. I2!e 


CUVLER 






Edward .1. 


1019 


An-liibaldS. 


1292 


Ell/.alMHh M. 




735 


Elizabeth 


221 


Barnaby A. 


12i>> 


Minerva P. 




6»1 


Elizabeth B. 


471 


Mciijaiiiin W. 


1102, r-w 


DA DM AN 






Ethel 


12a) 


Carrii- 1>. 


682 


Jennie A. 




1025 


Fanny 
Floy<r 


468 


Elizabeth 


12i»3 


DAGGETT 






12(50 


Frank 


5.S9 


(icorjie 




724 


Frai:k 


900 


G race .1 . 


Ir-W 


llemii'tta A. 




IIIO 


I''rances M. 


1092 


Harlow 


1208 


.laiir 1. 




8(52 


Francis 


9lX) 


Jeannette B. 


1 293 


DA KIN 






Fred P. 


723 


,loliii F. 


1102, 12!U 


Sarah 




2.T2 


(ieorf?e E. 


72;^ 


.lohn 11. 


1102 


DAI LEY 






George W. 


956 


Leroy B. 


1208 


Eva W. 




752 


Georgianna C. 


956 


Lucy F. 


1292 


D.MLV 






(Jerlrude L. 


1019 


Lvde M. 


12!>2 


C. H. 




1073 


Grace F. 


1019 


Mabel 


12(18 


Mary 




si 3 


Ilatnliii 


19!t 


Mary A. 


469, 471 


DANIELS 




llaiinah 


285 


Mavnard S. 


1292 


Joyce M. 




12,->1 


Harriet O. 


565, 961 


Stella 


1208 


Mr. 




31 N 


Henry T. 


.'i62. 9;-)(5 


Warren 


1208 


Mary A. 




512 


Ilervey 


5(55 


Warren P. 


(582 


Wiiilield M 




1251 


Isaiah 


199 


William H. 


1102, 12it2 







INDEX. 






1343 


DEARBORN 




DENNETT 




DEXTER 

Drnsilla 




Carrie E. 


1098, 1291 


Edward E. 


1279 


167 


Charles E. 


1241 


Isabell 


1279 


Marihali 


Charles T. 
Elsie M. 
Emma B. 
Ernest 
Eva G. 


1241 

1098. 1292 

109S, 1292 

1241 

1241 


Marian P. 
Phillips 

DESMORE 

Florence 


1279 
1279 

917 


DICKENS 
I< ranees W. 11159 

DICKERMAN 
Nellie L 1114 


Helen M. 


1098. 1292 


DEPEW 




DICKERSON 


Isabella 


1098 


Elias 


598 


Dora A. 


1087 


John 


1098 


Nora 


796 


DIG ICE Y 




John W. 


1098, 1292 


DePEYSTER 


Abigail 


214. .389 


Eillian M. 


1098. 1292 


George 


4.37 


Albert 


390 


Bose 


1098, 1291 


.lames A. 


437 


Alexander 


214 


DECKER 




Joel 


239 


Andrew 


390 


Albert 


73(5 


DERBY 




Caroline 


■.m 


Albert A. 


737 


Addie 


1209. 1210 


Charles 


3M1I 


Antoinette E. 


47G 


DERRICK 




David 


214. .391 


Eftie 


470 


Anne 


318 


Eleazer 


214, .3iM( 


Fannie C. 
Harriet W. 
Helen F. 
Joseph L. 


737 
476 
476 
476 


DERRY 
John 
Grace 


1079 
1709 


Eleazer B. 
Eliza 
Emily 
llallett 


214 
-214, .391 

390 
-214. .391 


Kittle V. 


1187 


DEYINE 




Ilamblin 


214. 391 


Leonard 


476 


Mary 


763 


Hannah 


.390 


Lillie K. 


737 


DEWEY 




Harriet 


390 


Wadsworth L. 


476 


Alice 


768 


Hezekiah 


:S89 


William C. 


737, 1126 


Alice C. 


708, 1159 


Howard 


390 


DeGRAFF 




Amanda 


423 


J ane 


:214, 390 


Vroman 


837 


Asaph 


502 


.lennie S. 
John R. 


51.^ 


DeHART 




Caroline L. 


424. 767 


51.'* 


Elizabeth B. 


625 


Carrie 


769, 1159 


Lucinda 


390 


DELAP 




Charles A. 


502 


Martha 


214. 391 


Rose 


85 


Charlotte E. 


460 


Mary 


214. -.m 


DeLANEY 




Charles H. 


4IU) 


Pauline 


214. 390 


Charles A. 


1057 


Clarence 


1160 


Priscilla 


214, 391 


Fannie 


1057 


Edla J. 


76S 


Robert 


.3.S9 


Florence L. 


1057 


Edward 


768 


William 


314. 389 


DELANO 




Edward L. 


767 


Wilson 


390 


Asenath 


245 


Elizabeth 


7lW 


DICKSON 




Frederick H. 


843 


Elizabeth H. 


.■)(12 


Caroline S. 


493 


Harold 


843 


Ella .1. 


76,'<, 11.59 


Hannah M. 


493. R55 


Samuel T. 


843 


Ellen 


252 


Henry 


493. 8.55 


DeLaVAYEA 


Ellen F. 


4<iO 


.lennie 


1043 


Arthur L. 


688 


Fanny 


423 


.Toll n 


493 


Burton R, 


6«8 


Florence 


767, 1160 


John T. 


493 


Charles V. 


688 


Frances H. 


.502 


Mary H. 


40:1 .S55 


Ellen S. 


688 


Frank L. 


aVS, 11.50 


Susan (J. 


493 


George L. 


688 


Franklin H. 


502 


Willjjim 


104.3 


Henry E. 


688 


Frederick 


423 


DILL 

John 




Joseph E. 


688 


George H. 


502 


4*.* 
M 

207 


iMalissa A. 

DEMING 


688 


Gertrude A- 
Grotius 


4<>0 
423 


DILLINGHA 
Niil ha.n 


Matthew 


226 


Harriet H. 


460 


DIAMOND 
Jacob S. 


DEMOND 




Harriet S. 


502 


S4.i 
H45 


Alice E. 


913 


Howard G. 


768 


Lena B. 


Anthony D. 


540 


James 


423 


Maude H. 


84^5 


Arthur G. 


912 


Jane 


423 


DISQUE 
George A. 




Arthur H. 


912 


Jerusha 


270 


1IS4 


Carrie L. 


540, 913 


John 


252 


Kenneth H. 


ll.>4 


Charles A. 


S12, 1226 


John F. 


424,768 


■^^- Xh* ■-■ A« \^ %j^m ■ ■ • 

DIYINE 




Curtis 


1226 


John H. 


423 


Abram 


113» 


Edith H. 


912, 1226 


John W. 


502 


Charles A. 


1139 


Ella F. W. 


540,913 


Julia H. 


552, 4li0 


Clarence H. 


1139 


Florence E. 


912 


Lewis F. 


1160 


.lennie M. 


1139 


Frank S. 


913 


Lizzie J. 


1243 


Laura B. 


1 139 


Frederick A. 


540, 912 


Lois E. 


.502 


MayG. 

DIXON 


1139 


Frederick W. 


912 


Ijonson 


423 




George A. 


540, 913 


Marcus B. 


252,460 


Amanda M. 


608. 1008 


Harry E. 


913 


Maria L. 


767, 1159 


Anna 


1007, liX'S 


Helen H. 


912 


Mark 


423 


Ben.j.imin 


1(K)7 


Howard G. 


912 


Mary J. 


768 


Benjamin V. 


<m. II HIT 


Margaret F. 


913 


Mary M. 


502 


Beuiah M. 


1271 


Martha H. 


540. 9 111 


Paulina 


233, 42:^ 


Clara 1. 


1271 


Mary.). 


1177 


Penelope S. 


502 


David .1. 


t")ii> 


Millie E. 


m2. 1226 


Robert W. 


1160 


Ella E. 


1271 


Rosa E. 


912 


Salmon 


423 


Ephraim B. 


608. iiHi; 


Sarah L. 


,>J0 


Sarah A. 


502 


Frank 


IIHI7 


William H. 


540, 913 


Seymour B. 


424, 767 


Frank A. 


1(H)8. 1271 


DEMOREST 




Sophia 


271 


Fred 


1(Nt7 


Alice 

DEMPSTER 


1199 


Stanley 
Theodore 


768 
424, 768 


George 
Cieorge F. 


1IHt7 
608, 1IH»7 


Delia E. 


492 


Timothy H. 


434. f68 


Harry 1. 


l:.*71 


DENISON 




William 


Ilinry W . 


tiO."*. 1l»l7 


George H. 


1088 


DEWITT 




■lames A. 


1271 


Mary A. 


457 


Olive E. 


11.50 


James M. 


608, 1(108 



I 



i:«4 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Jesse 




mn 


William IL 244, 446, 8f« 


DRISCOL 




Lurietti.i > 


. 


tVIS 


William .1. 


804, 1177 


Miss 


Hrtj 


.M:lr^;ilrl•t A. 


tWS, 1IK»H 


1)01'(;LAS 




DRIVER 




Miiry F. 




UK17 


Marie 


lOtll 


Florence I. 


1268 


Mill Ilk' A. 




KHis 


Nellie 


10i»l 


DRYER 




Olive L. 




1271 


I)OW 




Cleora 


S50 


Folly A. 




tiOi, lOOS 


Alice 


735 


DWKillT 






DOANE 




Canjiine 


390 


Lucy A. 


805 


George H. 




7!):') 


.losepli 


537 


Mary F. 


6:^1 


Surah (i. 




.5^7 


William L. 


1024 


DVAS 






DOUGE 




DOW NEK 




Cornelia 


1202 


Bert.l. 




521,.S1»»1 


Abner 1'. 


i)s5, 125.S 


Louise 


1202 


Carrif A. 




.-CM, SHil 


Alice M. 


985, 1259 


DVK 




Grace E. 




SiHt 


.Vrtliur It. 


12.is 


Mr. 


2iU 


John W. 




Ml-.-'W 


Harriet ('. ' 


985. 12.T8 


Rebena J. 


479 


Mr. 




.>l!t 


llobart F. 


1259 


DUBOC 






DOE 




lluniin;;ton 


12.i» 


Henry A. 


1261 


Alfr.-d 




r.29 


,lolin F. 


125H 


Henry L. 


1262 


Carrif 




!HtO 


William V. !IM5, 


1258, 1259 


DFDLEV 




Charles A. 




'.HKI 


DOWNS 




Ellen M. 


1101 


Ellen M. 




:yJiK '.HH» 


Sarah 


482 


Jane H. 


725 


Emma A. 




Wll 


DK.VICE 




.Jonas 


4*)7 


Frances C. 




52!t, iKK) 


Au>;ustus 


7.37, KHMl 


Kill- 




J ustiu S. 




529, <MX> 


Betsey 
Carolyn 1^ 
Charles G. 


265. 491 


Curtis P. 


10S7 


Sarah E. 




701 


492. s54 


Enid E. 


Il.->4 




DOLE 




lOSl 


•lames Iv. 


11. ">4 


Louise 




(i74, 10.i7 


Charles H. 


1081 


Mildred C. 


1154 


Thomas D. 




(561 


Charles W. 


lliHI 


W. H. 


11. -.3 




DOLL 




Edward W. 


4(t2 


William B. 


11.54 


Katherine 




115S 


Ellen M. 


492, 853 


Dl'FFV 






DOKE 




Emma A. 


492 


Hattie M. 


126:{ 


Frances 




i)Sl 


Eu*'ene 


392 


DUNBAR 




DOULANI) 




Fanny .M. 
Flora 


1081 


Helen M. 


54t» 


Mr. 




5HS 


492 


IHNKIN 






DOTEN 




Florence M. 


1081 


A. W. 


7.55 


Grace 1. 




127S 


Florelle 


492 


Frank T. 


7.5.5 




DUTV 




Franc 


492, 855 


Marv A. 


7.>5 


Austin 




447, 804 


Frances M. 


492, S54 


Mattie E. 


755 


Betsey 




f<m 


Fred 


1081 


Sarah C. 


755 


Charles W. 




KI3 


Freddie 


1126 


DU.Ml.V.M 




Clement 




M03 


Geor^'e A. 


737. 1126 


Abbie A. 


1244 


David A. 




1177 


(ieor;;e 11. 


108! 


Abner 


440 


Ed};ar II. 




SOU 


Helen O. 


492, S;>4 


Adda .M. 


481. S41 


Ednmnd C; 




804 


Horace 


737 


Albion K. P. 


f45 


Edward 11. 




1177 


Isaac 


2t>5, 492 


AsiihelC. 


481. S41 


Elizabetli 




242, 729 


John 


265, 491 


C. Lee 


>41 


Elizabeth j 


^. 447, 803 


804, 1177 


John E. 


492. 854 


C. T. 


lllMI 


Elizaljeth D. 


447 


.lulius P. 


1126 


Charles 


4M 


Ella A. 




827, 1189 


.lunius P. 


737 


Charles A. 


4S1 


Everella C 




h04 


Laiiriiula 


265, 491 


Deborah 


440 


Ezra 


U'44, 440. 447. SO:s 


Leulah 


492. 8.54 


Esther 


371 


Ezra S. 




447, 804 


Marion J. 


492. 854 


Hattie E. 


481. s41 


Flora M. 




803 


Marjorie L. 


lOsl 


Ida J. 


4><1 


Florence E 




803 


Mary P. 


492. 855 


.lerusha 


4t<1 


Geor^'e E. 




1177 


Mary S. 


1081 


Mary 


3;^ 


Georfje N. 




804 


MenzoO. 


492 


Roy C. 

Sally 

William 


.^41 


Henry 




446, 803 


.Minnie 


8.54, 1061 


440 


Hiram A. 




447 


Pcrlia 


492 


4»0 


Horace 




446, 803 


Perlia J. 


492 


DITNLAP 




Horlensc 




1177 


I'erlia M. 


492, 8.55 


Cr.'ifts K. 


515 


Ida V. 




803 


I'l»ilander 


492 


Joseph P. 


51.5 


Isaac l^ 




803, 1177 


Philo 


265, 492 


DUNN 




James I'. 




447 


Rebecca 


737, 1126 


Lavelette E. 


5S7 


.lohn 




244, 44() 


Kichard J. 


1126 


DUNNING 




John E. 




804, 827 


William 


2ti5 


Alice A. 


746 


John F. 




1177 


William R. 


265, 4S>2 


Pliilander 


745 


John L. 




803, 804 


DREW 




lU'RllAM 




Lewis li. 




803 


Arthur L. 


1133, 1297 


Marv E. 


714 


Lilly F. 




80:i 


Caroline A. 


1297 


Matiie B. 


841 


Lorenzo 11 




447, K03 


Earl 


1144 


I) US EN BERRY 


Lucv a. 




80.3 


Fred O. 


li:i3, 1297 


Enoch J. 


.8.56 


Martha E. 




447 


Harvey L. 


W.a. 12*t7 


DUTILH 




Mary A. 




803 


Henry E. 
Roy F. 


ll:^;^ 


Marion 


mr 


Mary E. 




1177 


113.3 


DUTTON 




Milo L. 




447 


Stella 


ii;j3 


George T. 


1265 


Olive 




8o:i 


Walter G. 


1133 


DYER 




Owen 1'. 




WI4 


DRESSER 




Alden II. 


603, 1004 


I'clir L. 




803 


Annie H. 


n:<6 


.Vufiusta M. 


603 


UeLecca E 




804 


Caroline 


4.><9 


Kmf(i. 


603. 1004 


Khoda 




471 


DRIGGS 




Lydia 


203 


Samuel I,. 




804, 1177 


Olivia 


4t)5 


Ruth 


91 


Sanford J^. 




804 


Endly 


7:13 


Samuel 


603 


Sarah H. 




803 


DRINKALL 


' 


DYSON 




Thomas 




803 


Addle 


1080 


Hattie Z. 


81S 


William 




803 


DKMXICW.VTl 


:i{ 


IriiKi B. 


81 S 


William F 




80.3 


Mary 


.">71 


'riiomas 


81S 



I 



INDEX. 



1345 



953 



EAGLES 
Lulu B. 

EAMES 
Edward A. 
Edward W. 

EARL 
Mr. 

EARLE 
Ellen E. 

E.\RLY 
Katherine 

EASTMAN 
Adria S. 
Blanche 
Frank 
Inez 

Mabel 1153. 

William 

EASTWOOD 
S. J. 

EATON 
Albert L. 
Apollas 
Arabella M. 
Charles A. 
Charles C. 
Da^id 
David V. B. 
Edna J. 
Edward E. 
Elvira 
Ethel E. 
George 
George W. 
Jeremiah 
Jerusha 
.John S. 
Louis F. 
Mr. 

Mabel L. 
Marcus M. 
Maria 
Mary A. 
Mary F. 
Mearle A. 
Nettie V. 
Ota 
Roy L. 
Thomas H. 
Warren O. 
William H. 



Edward 
Mary 



EBBITS 



Albert E. 
Caroline M. 
Charles W. 
David 
David B. 
Delos 
DeMelvin 
Edgar 
Edwin 
Elizabeth 
George E. 
.lerusha 
Laura M. 
Lydia A. 
Mary E. 
Oscar D. 
Preston A. 
Sarah F. 
Susan P. 



EDDY 



12s 1 

1203 
1203 

423 

1124 

1007 

1093 
1153, 1299 
988 
ll.'iS 
1299 
1153 



750 

1150 

953 

90G 

1244 

1244 

371 

827 

1150 

1150 

371 

1150 

371 

953 

11.51 

287 

&27 

1244 

371 

1150 

1150 

547 

1244 

11H9 

1150 

1298 

1150 

1150 

1150 

1150 

1150 

736 
736 



William 
Simon 



EDSON 
EnWAKl)S 



827. 
1151, 



EDGERTON 
EDGETT 



1094 

972 

673 

592 

592 

592 

592 

592 

592, 989 

592 

1094 

366 

673, 1066 

592 

592. m 

592, 989 

1094 

673 

673, 1167 

739 



Emily 

Jewett 481 

Mr. 481 

Mary 481, 841 

EDMINSTER 
Jessie M. 7is 

EDMUNDS 
Gertrude 1244 

EDMUNDSON 
Mr. 1264 



1264 

656 

939 

939 

564. 959 

626 

1214 
939 
939 
750 
564 
939 

12i4 



Andrew 
Haynes A. 
Ida 
.Jane 
John K. 
Lacell M. 
Lafell 11. 
Lydia A. 
Samuel 
Vera B. 
Wallace C. 

EGGLESTON 

Alvlra S. 59,s 

Eliza 487 

EIILE 

Hannah B. <tS(i 

Mary E. <J8() 

EICHLER 

Elizabeth 812 

ELDER 

Albert E. ii4<j 

Bonnie L. 886, 1214 

John A. 886 

Susie 886 

ELDREDGE 

Abby L. 562 

Albert D. 5^5 

Carlton .5(52 

Cyrena 294 

Delilah 294, 562 

Edward D. 565 

Elizas. 310 

Francis D. 565 

George F. 5(i2 

Hannah F. 5(55 

Harriet W. 565 

Henry L. 2i)4 

Jonathan B. 2i)4 

Josiah 293 

Josiah B. 562 

Josiah E. 294. 562 

Lemmel H. 294, 562 

Mahalia 294, 5(i2 

Marietta 565 

Zenas F. 294, 562 

ELDRIDGE 

Alley 979 

Benjamin H. 305, 578 

Bethia 120 

Columbus .578 

Cora 11.57 

Cynthia 373 

Ephraim 295 

Frank 979 

Frederick P. 714 
Grace 714, 1107 

Harold P. 714 

Henry A. 714 

Hervey 295, 565 

Ida B. 10.56 

Joseph 394 

Joshua H. 305 

Lucy U. 295, 565 
Mary 270, 305, .577 

Mary A. 5(52 

Mary H. 578 
Mercy B. 305, 577, 578 

Otis A. 979 

Owen 295, 565 

Peter D. :i05 

Ruth H. 578 

Susan B. 578 

ELLING 

Charlotta 1128 

ELLIOT 

F. 609 

ELLIOTT 

David T. 852 
Georgia 852, 1195 

.Josephine 1026 

Orlando 852 



ELLIS 




Annie 


900 


Catherine J. 


762 


David W. 


1028 


Dorothy M. 


1072 


Edith 


561 


Emma V. 


1167 


Eva .M. 


1028 


Frances C. 


.52)1 


Frank 


900 


Harriet A. 


529,900 


Jane E. 


1128 


.Joel E. 


900 


Joel R. 


528 


John F. 


ior2 


Joseph \V. 


529 


Julian 


529, 900 


Louisa 


IWO 


Macy M. 


1028 


Maria 


116 


Mary 


(52 


Sarah 


373 


Thomas H. 


.529 


ELLSWOIiTlI 


Mabel I). 


Ml 


Morris M. 


S41 


ELMER 




Bettey 


222 


Elijah 


•>yo 


ELSMANN 




Euphemia 


1176 


ELTING 




E. J. 


822 


Edith 


822 


Victor M. 


822 


ELY 




Charles F. 


817 


Fanny 


407 


Helen 


666 


Martha 


692 


EMBURY 




Albert M. 


1194 


EMERICK 




Frank 


59S 


EMERSON 




Arthur M. 


1024 


Clifford D. 


1024 


Fannie E. 


638 


EMERY 




Alvin H. 


657,1053 


Blanche O. 


657, 10.54 


Charles H. 


981 


Ellen V. 


;m9 


Harold 


981 


John A. 


657 


Ruth 


1053 


Sarah J. 


349 


ENCELL 




Sarah B. 


437 


ENDLEY 




Charles F. 


1161 


ENGELL 




Charles 


1194 


Sadie Z. 


1194, 13m 


VanCourt 


1UM 


Venila 


1194, i;«3 


Walter 


lliU 


ENOS 




Grace 


782 


ENSIGN 




Harriet L. 


85*5 


ERHART 




Andrew 


757 


ERNEST 




Stella M. 


1015 


ERSKINS 




Charles W. 


1096 


Harris K. 


1096 


John C. 


.nnxi 


John W. 


lOlHi 


Roger A. 


liW 


Rufus D. 


lOiHI 


Vesta M. 


109(5. 12»tl 


ERTLE 




Ella F. 


1101 



134f. 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



FIIMCII 






Edwin 


2»tl 


FARR 




Williiini I). 




I26:t 


Kk'bert 


2(11 


Julia H. 


6vS8 


William H. 




126:j 


F.li/abeth P. 


365. (i61 


FARR ELL 




EVANS 






Frances 


201 , 3t« 


Mary 


905 


Arthur T. 




llMl 


Frani'fs E. 


425. 772 


FARyL-HARSON 


Caroline 




342 


Helen M. 


771. 1162 


Anna 


826 


("atlHTJiu- 




S46 


Henry M. 


771. Ilti2 


FARKIN(;T()N 


Kdwiii T. 




m.5 


Horace .1. 


42.5, 771 


Arthur 


712 


Kli/.aliftli C. 




111)5 


Iloxie 


lliti 


Hyron 11. 


:i8«. 711 


Klll.ott 




llt^i 


Jane F. 


:j«w. 661 


Charles 


711 


IlL'slur L). 




MMl 


.larvis .M. 


425. 772 


Charles A. 


;W(, 711 


Marv 




342 


Jarvis R. 


772. 1162 


Eva 


712 


MarV K. 




M4 


.lohn 


202 


Ezekiel B. 


:m» 


OpIiLlla E. 


soo. 


1176 


John II. 


2:15 


George 


712 


William 




»(K) 


Laura E. 


235. 42.5 


Georgia 


;ii 


William K. 




K4M) 


Mr. 


202 


(iuslavus A. 


3S9. 711 


EVAUTS 






.\laiia W. 


772 


Helen .M. 


3^9, 711 


Daniel 




55.'> 


.Mary 


201.235 


Horatio 


712 


Darius 




r>55 


Mary E. 


.«;.> 


Horatio P. 


389. 711 


U et)rKe 




555 


Moses 201. 234. 23.5. ;{65,42.-> 


Irving 


712 


Warren 




5.")5 


Olivia 


StM 


.lennie 


1141 


EVERARU 






Sabrina 


:isi 


Lottie 


712 


Marv A. ' 




lOhO 


Susan .NL 


235. 423 


.Mary A. 


389. 712 


Robert 




lOMO 


Walter 


425 


Rebecca 


-.ixb 


EVERETS 






Waller M. 


772 


Reuben .M. 


.(89. 711 


Electa 




4»U 


Zacliariah 


201 


'I'iniotliy S. 


>9. 711 


EVERN(;ilIM 






FALES 




William O. 


;is9. 712 


Marv .1. 




1151 


Jennie I. 


1244 


FARRIS 




EVERSJON 






FALL 




Celia Iv. 


12SS 


Julius 




1133 


Heriali 


41» 


.Mabel W. 


12-s 


Lester T. 




11 :« 


Uleekcr 


4I.S 


Russell D. 


12.S8 


Walter T. 




iVM 


Daniel 


418 


William R. 


1288 


Wllmot V. 




971 


Esther 


418 






EVITTS 






Franklin 


418 


FARWELL 
Herd ilia L. 




Laura 




111H 


(ieor;,'e 


41S 


872 


EWER 






William 


41S 


Charlotte 


871 


Racine M. 




6K2 


FA LOR 




CuthbutC. 
L(juisa 
-Manila E. 


s72 


William D. 




708 


Aljram E. 


liOO, 101(1 


s72 


EWING 






Austin L. 


609, llKl'.l 


872, 1207 


Hattie 




692' 


Cora 


609, UHl'.t 


FAUGHT 




FADDIS 






Edna I. 


1010 


Albert E. 


531,S(06 


Saraii 




-«4 


Elva E. 


1010 


Alice M. 


ititi 


Sopliia 
W lliam 




784 


Ei)hraim 


609 


Carrie 11. 


.531 




784 


Frank L. 


ti09, KlO'.l 


Cora A. 


906. 1225 


William A. 




7S4 


Grace M. 


l(H19 


Columbus H. 


Xn. 906 


I-AHXESTOCK 




James O. 


ti09 


Ellen 11. 


.531, 90ti 


Charles L. W. 




1210 


Louis P. 


609 


Elijah 


531 


FAIR 






Nancy E. 


6(V.) 


James H. 


531 


Margaret 




H40 


Rose 


(;09. 1009 


FAIVER 




FAIRBANKS 






Velma A. 


1(K)9 


Lydia L. 


694 


Adalaide E. 


(521, 


1022 


Veriia L. 


1010 


FAY 




All)ert 1'. 326, 


631, 


1022 


William E. 


(i09, 1010 


Abi-rail .\. 


i'i»>4 


Albert W. 




621 


FARAGHER 




Arthur H. 
Chauncey F. 
Francis T. 


11 '.»•.• 


Alice 1. 




1022 


Alice 15. 


1086 


1199 


Almira 




(?21 


Alpha K. 


108t) 


tkJ7 

(^7 

1199. 1304 


Caroline A. 
Charles F. 


32(1 


.(>21 
1022 


Hurt F. 
Hurt T. 


1086 
1086 


tirace 
Mary E. 


Charles L. 


621. 


1022 


Ha/.el R. 


10S6 


FEATHERSTONE 


David 




(J21 


Warren C. 


1086 


Ida 


1142 


Ellen A. 




()21 


FARLEY 




FEELY 




Emma L 




621 


Alfred 


651 


Antoinette 


6'.NI 


Europe H. 
Frank E. 


:^2( 


, (521 


Alfred D. F. 


354. l>50 


Herbert D. 


090 


C21, 


1022 


Annie .M. 


tul 


Katie K. 


(i!KI 


Harriet E. 




621 


Charles 


3.54 


S. Lcgrand 


6i>0 


llenrv 




621 


Charles II. 


354 


William T. 


690 


llerlHrt 




621 


Charles R. 


651, 1051 


FEEMAN 




.1 acob 




325 


Cyrus 11. 


3.54. 651 


Sarah 


775 


Jacob 11. 


;{26, 622 


Edith 


651 


FELLOWS 




Jeremiah 




t!21 


Ellen F. 


3.54 


George F. 


1190 


John 11. 




Ur22 


Emilv 


3.54 


Howard K. 


ll-Kl 


Laura <>. 


32( 


). 620 


Harriet IL 


651 


Waide L. 


lliK) 


Lv<lia II. 


82( 


>. (-.21 


.lohn 11. 


354. 6:51 


FELT 




Mark'aret E. 




1022 


Liz/.ie 


(t51 


Minnie M. 


1089 


Menry E. 


326, Ii21 


Marv L. 


3.54. 651 


F ELTON 




Robert F. 


1022. 


12.S1 


Nettie 


(>51 


Fli/abeth L. 


1246 


Sarali 1). 




326 


Phllii) 


(v51 


Sarah 


882 


Seth P. -.i-y, 


(121. 


11122 


Rebecca E. 


Xri 


FENN 




Sherman D. 


:t:j( 


.. 621 


Susan 


:{.54, ()51 


Ada H. 


771 


FAIU'll 11,11 






William 


651 


Caroline R. 


425. 771 


Achsah E. 


23; 


1. 424 


FARMER 




Ell/a M. 


425, 771 


Almira 


235, 424 


Fannie E. 


12.52 


Marv C. 


42.5. 771 


Arthur S. 




771 


FARNIIM 




Kobert C. 


771 


Charlotte 


2:J5, 42;-) 


.lonathan 


216 


Rose II. 


771 


Christine M. 




771 


FARNSWORTH 


Waller H. 


771 


Constance L. 




771 


Charlotte II. 


74.S 


William B. 


424 


Edith 11. 




771 


John M. 


1019 


William]). 


425, 771 



INDEX. 



1347 



FENNER 




Andrew 


293 


Oscar (i. 


1041 


Carper 


i.ms 


Ansel W. 


557 


Ruth S. 


6<i;i 


Elizabeth -ill. 


7;{9. 1127 


Arnold B. 


556. 945 


Sarah A. 


.V>6. 946 


Hamlin 


•111. 739 


Benjamin 


291.2i»2. 5.5ii 


Sarah K. 


761 


Harriet 


411, 739 


Benjamin 15. 


946 


Setli 


49. f>4 


Harriet L. 


741, 112S 


Benjamin E. 


556. 944 


Sumner B. 


.Vi7. 947 


Helen 


411. 7311 


Benjamin l\ 


.557. 946, 124_1 


Susan E. 


it4»i. 1241 


Herbert L. 


741. 112.S 


Braddock 


557 


Susanna 


2«ll. .").'>7 


Homeria 


411 


Braddock E. 


557. 947 


Sv-lvia T. 
Temperance 


556 


Isabella M. 


739. 1127 


Caroline 


2in. 55(1 


25)5 


Isabella R. 


411. 741 


Carrie S. 


946. 1241 


Thankful 


r)65 


Lawrence A. 


411. 740 


C^liarles 


1241 


Trvphosia 


29;j 


Lawrence G. 


112.S 


Charles B. 


945 


WilliLT E. 


1242 


Leon A. 


741, 1129 


Charles E. 


944 


Walters. 


!»46. 1242 


Mary E. 


411, 739 


Charles S. 


946, 1241 


\\ arren 


.V>6 


Oscar F. 


741. 112S 


Charlotte M. 


55*1 


William H. 


1241 


Raymond H. 


741. 1128 


Chipman 


291. 5.-)7 


FISH BORN 




Sarah G. 


739. 1127 


Chloe 


560 


.James 


1>2 


Thomas 


411 


Clarissa 


291, 556,557 


Joseph M. 


182 


Thomas C. 


411, 741 


Content 


120. 373 


Mary 


1S2. 314 


Thomas F. 


741 


Cora G. 


1241 


Sarah 


IK2, 315 


FEN TON 




Delila 


2tH 


Sophronia 


1>2 


Lesson 


372 


Derinda 


29;i 


FISHER 




FERGUSON 




Dorcas 


81 


Betsey 


216 


Elizabeth 


766 


Dorothy 


1()8 


Bertha B. 


105U 


John F. 


1151 


Edward O. 


944 


Charles 


216 


Warren 


1155 


Edwin H. 


946, 1241 


Edmund 


216 


FIELD 




Electa A. 


946, 1240 


Ezra 


216 


Alice 


1106, 1186 


Electa H. 


5.5() 


George 


216 


Daniel F. 


657 


Elial 


961 


George B. 458 


, 816, S17 


Elias 


657 


Ellhue H. 


961 


Harriets. 


216, 394 


Hartry H. 


657 


Eliza 


293 


Jane E. 


458, 817 


Horace 


758 


Elizabeth A. 


556 


.lohn F. 


774 


Huldah 


416 


Elizabeth D. 


55*i 


Juliette H. 


458,817 


S. E. 


379 


Elizabeth H. 


291,557 


l,aur;ir 


216 


Sarah 


1039 


Ellis H. 


.291. 5.")() 


LuilnT 


216 


• FIELDS 




Elton W. 


124<1 


.Martin T. 


4.58 


Louisa 


1063 


Emily 


293 


Nancy 


216 


FIFIELD 




Ernest E. 


946,1240 


Salonie D. 


216. 394 


Betsey 


270, 505 


Ethel L. 


1242 


Sarah 


SH9 


Carrie 


650 


Etta L. 


1241 


Thomas T. 


458 


Charlotta 


270 


Fear 


210 


Warren 


216 


Clinton 


505 


Ferda P. 


lt4ti 


KISK 




]3oa 


505 


Fidelia C. 


946 


Phebe A. 


h:n 


Edson H. 


505, 873 


Florence G. 


947 


Ralph L. 


121H) 


Frank 


505 


Florence M. 


1041 


FISKE 




George B. 


504. 873 


Florence W. 


961 


Julia 


."^86 


Hiram 


270, 504 


Frederick \V. 


947 


FITCH 




Ida 


505, 873 


Galen B. 


946 


Bertie 


990 


James 


505 


George 


946, 1241 


John 


990 


Jenks L. 


504, 872 


George B. 


1241 


Mary 


9!t0 


Juliette 


505 


George H. 


557 


.Mary J. 


ia^7 


Lewis L. 
Lora M; 


873 
873, 1208 


Grace L. 
Hannah 


946. 1242 
945 


Timothy iiti 
FITZGERALD 


Mary A. 


504,872 


Hannah C. 


557, 678 


Celia M. 


.•M..1 


Mary F. 
Minnie 


872 


Hannah N. 


556. 945 


Ellen .M. 


10O2 


.505 


Harry E. 


<)47, 1241 


FLANAGAN 




Paulina L. 


872 


Helen M. 


556. 945 


Cordelia C. 


865, U103 


Perez H. 


270, 505 


Henry C. 


946, 1242 


Eliza C. 


865, 1202 


Rhoda 


270, 504 


Henry 1. 


1242 


Louise 


86:5, 1202 


Samuel 


270 


Howard W. 


946, 1241 


Thomas C. 


865 


Sarah 


505, 873 


Jonathan 


569 


William M. 


8(>5 


William 270, 505 

FILLEBROWN 
Archie F. 1238 
Clarence R. 123« 

FILLMORE 
Sherlock 319 


Josephine W. 
Justus H. 
Laura 
Laura A. 
Lewin 
Lewin B. 
Lewin H. 
Lewis B. 
Lizzie H. 
LotC. 
Louisa 
Lurana 
Lydia 
Mr. 

Margaret C. 
Marion 
Marion G. 
Martha A. 


961 

.^.^6 
1241 

557 
291, 5.56 

94li 
;>56. mti 


William S. 

FLANDERS 
Charles W. 
Emeline S. 

FLEMING 
Pearl 

FLETCHER 


865 

1275 
676 

1200 


James R. 

FINCH 
Betsey 
George 
Mortimer 

FINCKE 
William M. 

FINLEY 
William 

FIRMAN 
Mr. 

FISH 
Abigail 
Addie 
Addie E. 
Albert 
Albert I. 
Ancel 


311 
475 

598 

1165 
783 
857 


.556, 944 

946, 1242 

543 

761 

5iKt 

294 

546 

557, 94S 

1241 

1242 

5H.">, 1240 


Augustus D. 
Caroline A. 
Cyrus 11. 
George 11. 
Hannah 
Harriet 
Henry li. 
IsoU'ua II. 
Lulia 
Minnie L. 
Pelatiah 


3W, 660 
:i(M 
3(V1 
6(iU 
9N 
;«14 

364, tUi«t 
lUK) 

(U<0. I()55 

:i64 


291, 5,57 

946. 1241 

947 

946, 1241 

• 947 

293 


Mary G. 
Mercy 
Nathaniel 
Nathaniel H. 
Obed M. 
Olive 


945, 1240 

2'.tl 

291,293 

5.57. 946 

557, 947 

ll^ 


FLIESIIMA.N 
Charles E. 
Edna A. 
Ernest R. 
Floyd A. 
l"red<Ti<-k 


1147 

lur 

1147 
1141 
1147 



1348 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Frederick A. 


114(1 


.lessle A. 


1078 


Newton C. 


1075 


(irure F. 


1147 


Kiillurine 


1079 


Pearl B. 


1083 


11. -mil- V. 


1147 


Lerov .\. 


107s 


Phebe 


217 


.Mvnle 1. 


1147 


Lorln S. 


fi.s.'>. 1077 


Ua.'isom 


211.378 


OIlic- M. 


1147 


Mabel R. 


lOTs 


Kansoni L. 


378, tiss 


Ura T. 


1147 


Mary 


1079 


liay ti. 


10S3 


FLINT 




Mary E. 


i.Xi 


Kichard 


OS 


Burtle 


830 


.Minnestjta 


(iS5 


Uobert S. 


1075 


Cathrrine 


4t>7 


Minnie A. 


1078 


Komelia .M. 


(►»4. 1074 


Chark's 


S30 


.Myrtle C. 


1078 


Samanthi; 


370 


Dayton M. 


iitm 


Paul 


1079 


Selah D. 


(>s:i 


(ieor-rf \V. 


hiSI 


Silas 


:<77, O.S."! 


Sila> 


211.370. 


Li-ah .M. 


lUMI 


Solomon li. 


.377. ii85 


Statini .1. 


37s 


Lillit- L. 


l:24(» 


Stanley H. 
WalteL. 


107K 


Tern pa 


0S4. 1075 


Lon-ii/o I). 


KW, 1 IIM) 


1079 


Temperance 


211.377 


Lucy 


:j:i3 


FOOTE 




Temperance K. 


170. CM. 1075 


Mabel 


Kjn, iiiH) 


Abigail .). 


37s. 089 


Thomas 


211. 370. (VS4 


Mav 


h») 


Abigail L. 


708. lliiO 


Thomas C. 


tS.s4. 107."> 


FLVNN 




Ada 


OKI. lo74 


\arus H. 


0.sh, hN2 


Elizaliflli 


43S 


Albert A. 


OHS. l(^»2 


Waldo E. 


s^4 


FOUEUTV 




Alberta \V. 


10H2 


W alter C. 


10S3 


Etta 


7:20 


Aliee L. 


Ut75 


Walter E. 


089 


FOLUEIt 




Aljihonso E. 
Angeline P. 


08s. I(is3 


William 


684 


Maribel D. 


117it 


37S, t^-vs 


FORBES 


FOLLENSB\ 




Asahel P. 


378. Iisi» 


Harriet F. 


9SH 


Vlnnle 


1218 


Belle 


083. 1074 


Uu.xie L. 


8ti(i 


FOLLETT 




Betsey 


119. 211.3.0 


FORCE 




Annie 


uaa 


Betsey II. 


378 


Georgianna 


■122 


Cc'k-stia 


933 


Birney E. 


1083 


FORD 




Lyman 


933 


Caroline 


211.379 


Abigail A. 


822. 1184 


.MiiRTva 


933 


Caroline A. 


107.'. 


Abigail K. 


404.823 


Kachaol 


933 


Caroline D. 


708. IIOO 


.Vbner 


2.57. 407 


NN airen 


932, 93:5 


Catherine P. 


3lH 


Adelbert 


475. ,s;u 


William 


9;j3 


Charles li. 


088. lOKi 


Adeline 


•^^. 408, 472 


FOLSOM 




Cora U. 


088, 1083 


Adeline .M. 


472. 829 


Emma 


1130 


Cora E. 


084, 1075 


.Vchsia E. 


474 


Caroline E. 


1078, (>n") 


Cora M. 


1075 


Alanson 


149, -Su 


Caroline D. 


tJ8.j 


David 


211, 370. 1)^3 


Alanson G. 


472. K-'.» 


Charles E. 


1079 


Delia 


211. 377 


Albert 


2.)S. 474 


Charles H. 


08'), 1079 


Eldora B. 


(i89 


Albert II. 


6IU. 10<i4 


Clara A. 


085, 1078 


Eliada O. 


708 


Alexander 


2.57, 409 


Uorotliy 


1079 


Ella A. 


083, 1074 


Alfred B. 


829, 11110 


Enieline J, 


1070 


Ella .M. 


708. 1100 


Alice B. 


S20 


Emma L, 


ti^5, 1077 


Emeline 1*. 


378. 089 


Almanza 


25(5, •£>H. 407 


Ethel M. 


1078 


Ernest C. 


088. 1083 


Alonzo G. 


2.57. 470 


Eugene 


085 


Ethel B. 


(i89 


Alphonzo 


2.57. 471 


Ell^'ene B. 


1079 


Flora B. 


10S3 


Aliana V. 


•ii56. 407 


Eugene S. 


085. 1079 


Florence K. 


084. 1075 


Ambrose S. 


40S 


Francis 1). 


085 


Frances A. 


708 


Andulasia 


258. 475 


Frederick W. 


083 


Frank H. 


088, 1082 


Andrew S. 


829. 11 110 


Oi\\ K. 


1079 


Frank E. 


1074 


Angeline 


322. »il4 


IlaVuld L, 


1078 


Geneva II. 


1084 


Angeline B. 


473. Kil 


Ida .M. 


085. 1079 


George W. 


1075 


Angeline 1. 


831 


Isabel 


1079 


Gerald T. 


1075 


Angle 


82tt 


.lessie 


1079 


Grace W. 


1082 


Anna L. 


1190 


.lessie A. 


1078 


Grotius D. 


7ti8 


Annis 


257. 409 


Katlierine 


1079 


Harriet 


217 


AnnisM. 


409 


Lerov -V. 


1078 


Harriet S. 


088. 1083 


Antoinette A. 


472 


Lorin S. 


085, 1077 


Hartley B. 


U)S2 


Arthur 


407 


.Mabel E. 


1078 


Helen 1'. 


084 


.\.\sena 


470 


Mary 


1079 


Henry P. 


378. OKs, U)S4 


Bernice 


1187 


Mary E. 


085 


HerlH-rt P. 


i>83, 1074 


Betsey A. 


472 


Minnesutii 


685 


Hiram I. 


0S4 


Betsey E. 


2.H> 


Minnie A. 


1078 


Ida B. 


688, 1083 


Betsey M. 


474 


Myrtle C. 


1078 


James H. 


1083 


Blanche C. 


827. llss 


FOOT 




Lavias H. 


378. 0.>»7 


Burtt 


82i", lliH> 


Caroline I). 


377.085 


Laura 


211, ;>78 


By ion L. 


470 


Caroline E. 


685. 1078 


Laura .V. 


378, 089 


Calvin F. 


40.">. S24 


Charles E. 


1079 


Leonora 


083 


Caroline J. 


474 


Charles II. 


083, 1079 


Leon L. 


1082 


Carrie I. 


822. 1185 


Clara A. 


(m. 1079 


Linton V. 


1083 


Celia 


.122, 01 1 


Dorothy 


1079 


Lotta T. 


1073 


Charles 


475 


Kineline .f. 


685, 1076 


Lottie B. 


1083 


Charles A. 


409 


Emma 1... 


085, 1077 


Louis H. 


1082 


Charles E. 


470 


Eugene 


083 


Louvisa 


211, 377 


Charlotte A. 


40S 


Eugene B. 


1079 


Lvirian P. 


370, im 


Chester H. 


820 


I'liigene S. 


t>85. 1079 


Martha E. 


10S3 


Chester S. 


468, 820 


Ethel .M. 


1078 


Mary E. 


M9 


Christiana 


409 


Francis D. 


08;j 


Maryelte K. 


378. OiHJ 


Clarenci' B. 


475 


l-'rederlck W. 


685 


May E. 


1083 


Clarlnda 


257, 472 


(itlV K- 


1070 


Minnie .V. 


1075 


Carlssa 


257 


Harold L. 


1078 


.Monson F. 


1082 


Clinton E. 


1188 


Harold S. 


1079 


.My hired M. 


1084 


Cordelia A. 


472. 829 


Ida M. 


OK"i, 1079 


.Mvrlle K. 


1084 


Corrieli;i L. 


4(W 


Isabel 


107!) 


.Nathan \V. 


708 


Coryitou L. 


407, 820 


Jesslu 


1079 


Neva M. 


1083 


Cyrus L. 


250. 4«i7 



David 


149, 256, 258, 473 


David W. 


831 


Delevan 


468 


Edward 


833 


Edward W. 


464. 474, 822 


Edwin A. 


469 


Edwin .J. 


257, 469. 471 


Eliab 


149, 257 


Ellab G. 


257 


Eliab W. 


257. 468 


Elijah 


256 


Eliza C. 


429 


Elizabeth 


465 


Elizabeth A. 


258, 476 


Elizabeth L. 


465, 824 


Elizabeth S. 


831 


Ella A. 


824, 1187 


Ellen M. 


470 


Ellis 


473, 829 


Ellis J. 


430 


Emeline 


258. 474 


Emer J. 


468 


Emerett 


474 


Enos 


257 


Erva 


827, 1188 


Esther 


465 


Eugene 


473, 831 


Eugenie 


831 


Eva J. 


829, 1190 


Excena 


258 


Elorence 


831 


Francis A. 


465 


Francis G. 


831 


Frank 


470, 829 


Frank R. 


827 


Franklin S. 


472, 827 


Fred A. 


467, 826 


Fred C. 


827 


Fred W. 


1185 


Frederick 


831 


George A. 


822, 11 a5 


George H. 


473, 829 


George W. 


465,469, 824, 1187 


Geraldine 


258, 472 


Hannah 


468 


Harold D. 


1185 


Harriet A. 


706 


Harriet E. 


257, 469 


Harriet J. 


470, 472 


Harriet M. 


258, 476, 831 


Harry 


830 


Harry J. 


256 


Harry L. 


1004 


Harry M. 


827 


Helen 


473, 826, 830 


Helen L. 


831 


Helen M. 


827 


Henrietta 


475, 834 


Hiram D. 


257, 258, 468 


Hiram F. 


467 


Hiram M. 


468, 827 


Horace W. 


465 


Howard W. 


1004 


Huldal) B. 


604 


Ida A. 


827, 1188 


Ira B. 


474 


Irving 


473, 831 


Isaac 


256 


Isabelle A. 


475 


Issachar R. 


603 


James E. 


831 


James P. 


826 


James S. 


470 


Jennie 


829 


Jesse 


149, 255, 256, 464 


Jesse M. 


827 


Joel 


149, 256 


John 


321, 831 


John A. 


256, 465 


John D. 


834 


John H. 


467 


Jonathan 


148, 149, 257 


Jonathan D. 


470 


Jonathan H. 


256, 257, 468 


Jonathan P. 


469 


Joseph C. 


258, 472 



INDEX. 






L349 


Joseph G. 




149. 2.58 


SilasJ. 


4tt5. S23 


Joseph W. 




11S8 


Silas V. 


4«i">. 824 


Julia 0. 




604. 1004 


Stella M. 


1188 


.Julia M. 




474 


Susan A. 


435 


Lavantia 




322. 612 


Susannah 


258, 4«7 


Lelia iM. 




476 


Tryphcnia 


25« 


Levi J. 




4»)7 


Valorous I). 


4«7 


Lewis T. 




004. um 


Vesta E. 


604 


Lorana C. 




475. 834 


Vin<ent 


8:2b 


Lorenzo B. 




468, 826 


Wallace C. 


827 


Lorenzo D. 


2.58 


, 472, 474 


Warren 


2.56, 4M 


Louisa 


256 


, 258, 475 


Welthia 


250. 465 


Louise J. 




KM 


William 


2.5N. 475 


Lovine G. 




257, 470 


William A. 464,822 


8:^1. 1185 


Lovine 11. 




469 


William 11. 


46S 


Lucinda 


256,464.8:22 


William O. 


470, k:27 


Lucinda E. 




4()9 


William W. 


822, 1185 


Lucy S. 




826 


Willie A. 


UKj 


Lydia 




2.56 


Willie O. 


827 


Lydia M. 




831 


FORKER 




Lyman 11. 




258, 476 


Florence 


11411 


Mabel 




831 


FORKNALL 




Mabel A. 




1188 


Bertram O. 


1044 


Ma.iorie 




1185 


FORM AN 




Margaret A 




822, 1185 


W. L. 


961 


Marion 




1185 


FORREST 




Marion L. 




822, 1185 


Helen 


811 


Martha 11. 




322. 614 


John 


811 


Martha J. 




604 


Ruth 


811 


Martin 11. 




257.469 


FORSYTH 




Martin M. 




469 


Elizabeth A. 


63U 


Mary 


256 


258. 475 


FORTNAM 




Mary A. 429. 


464.469, 470 


, 823, 827 


Bessie R. 


1182 


Mary E. 


465, 469 


, 470, 474 


John 


1182 


Mary J. 




469, 831 


FOSS 




Matilda H. 




468 


Abby J. 


i(m 


Mercelia A. 




469 


FOSTER 




Millie M. 




11N8 


AbhieC. 


910 


Minnie 




834 


Arthur B. 


1115 


Minnie A. 




8:27, 1188 


Arthur L. 


723, 1114 


Minnie J. 




8:22 


Beatrice S. 


1115 


Miranda 




474, 8:54 


Burton P. 


687. 1082 


Morton 




8:50 


Camon 


1082 


Nancy M. 




4ti8 


Carrie R. 


723 


Nellie 




1187 


Cedric W. 


1114 


Nettie 




829 


Charles A. 


723 


Newton 




467 


Charles F. 


723.1114 


Norman 




:257 


Dorothy R. 


1115 


Octavia 




322, 612 


FOSTER 




Oliver 




369 


E. Hilda 


1115 


Olivia P. 




468 


Edward L. 


1114 


Orren H. 




322 


Elmira H. 


541, 915 


Oscar F. 




468 


Ernest H, 


723 


Oscar W. 




827 


Florence 


687 


Patrick 




257 


Harriet E. 


723, 1113 


Patty 




256 


Hiram 


727 


Philemon 




256 


Ida M. 


1044 


Philetus 




257 


J ames 


1116 


Philo 




256 


James F. 


727, 1116 


Polly 




256, 4<)5 


Jane M. 


.540 


Polly A. 




474 


Jesse .1. 723, 


1114. 1115 


Polly R. 
Prudence 




322 


John E. 


72;i, 1114 


149, 257 


, 2.58. 468 


Joseph S. 


541 


Racliael 




468, 931 


Julia E. 


723, 1114 


Rachael A. 




1190 


Lucy 


142 


Ralph S. 




475. 834 


Mr. 


621 


Ransom 


257 


, 470, 475 


Maria C, 


727, 11 IB 


Ransom T. 




469 


Marjorie H. 


1114 


Rawson- 




258 


Martha R. 


n\i 


Rensselaer 


D. 


468 


Mary E. 


1116 


Robert R. 




474, 8;b 


Mary J. 


?23 


Roldon R. 




604. W04 


Marv L. 


(J87. 1082 


Rowland T. 


464 


, 822. 82:J 


Mildred 


1114 


Ruel 


14i), 25iJ 


, 470, 475 


Parks 


687 


Russell 




257 


Persis P. 


541 


Ruth 




149. 2.57 


Richard 11. 


727. 1110 


Sally 




256 


Samuel VL 


727, 111U 


Sally A. 
Sally E. 




258,488 


Sarah E. 


747 




472 


.Sarah M, 


.<W7. 1082 


Samuel 




K31 


Stanley 


1116 


Samuel W. 




827. 1188 


William E, 


11114 


Sarah A. 




465,823 


FOWLER 




Sarah E. 




831 


Addle 


82^1. 1190 


Seth L. 




470 


Alfred H. 


1190 


Sidney A. 
Sidney W. 




474 


Asenath 


252 




472, 827 


Cornelius B. 


S2« 



1350 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Deljorali 




472 


Charles H. 1102. 


1293 


Ell/a 


.37:i 


Emily 




N2« 


Georjrianna 


1H»2 


Emma F. 


684. 1076 


FlorL-nre E. 




im 


Grace E. 


1102 


George C. 


11176 


Frank 


S39. 


11110 


Harold 


129.3 


Gi-orire W. 


6»4, 1076 


.(eniilo E. 




11 !H) 


Maude B. 


1102 


Harry L. 


V>8;< 


John C. 




«i7 


FULLER 




Henry L. 


590, 982 


Ix^rlni; U. 


liiw. 


12«7 


Albert 


.547 


.lames .M. 


(VS4 


Samuel K. 


!«tS, 


12<i7 


Alice C. 


1019 


Lena 


684, 1076 


William C. 




IIW 


.Vrchelaus 1*. 


527 


MalH-l F. 


9Si 


I'UX 






Caroline .M. 


.527 


Maria (i. 


5>4 


Asa 




2tS 


Catherine W. 


1216 


Mary A. 


684, 107.') 


Allen 


2ti2. 4«7 


Chloe 


216 


Minnie 


tvs4 


Charlotte 2«i2 


, 4«7. S47 


Dorothy C. 
I'klward K. 


1216 


Soi(jmon H. 


.590. !ts2 


Corydon 


262, -IXti 


527 


Susie 


6*4 


liamiltun 




2tt-' 


Ellen F. 


949 


Theodore F. 


.')!•»> 


Ue/.eklab 




262 


Eli/atK-tl» 


527 


Wilfred A. 


1076 


FHAIZER 






Florence 893 


1216 


GARRETT.' 




Georj^e I. 


075, 


12SH 


Frances E. 


527 


Ai'iia 


KW 


Isaac 




1075 


Frederick A. 


893 


J>. II. 


1027 


FKAZEli 






Frederick C 


527 


Harry l>. 


1027 


Harriet U. 




10«!» 


Hannah N. 


.527 


GARRISON 




James S. 




lOWl 


Helen E. 


1289 


Mattie M. 


1138 


Samuel W. 




KXiD 


Henry A. C. 


527 


GARTON 




FKAZIE14 






Heiirv F. 8»3 


1216 


Ellen 


1298 


Llna E. 




1229 


Henry W. 


893 


GARFIKl.D 




FRANKLIN 






Isaac 


547 


Daniel W. 


500, 864 


Mary W. 




775 


James 


»t7 


Edward M. 


120(» 


Elizabeth 




1012 


Jay r>. 


1289 


Est ell a M. 


864. 1201 


FREDENBURG 




Merton 


125)2 


Fannie M. 


,50<t. .si»4 


Alice 




10M4 


Nathan 


8i« 


Halsey 


500. s6:i 


FREOERICKS 




Osaro 


547 


Harold 


120<k 


Madena 




lOiK) 


Sidney K. 


1292 


Henry W. 


5^10 


FREELOVE 






Simeon 


1019 


Jessie M. 


863 


James Xi 




t>43 


Wallace 


547 


JuliaC. 


500. H64 


FREEMAN 






FITRBUSH 




Milton 


5tiO 


Caroline E. 




704 


Alvena M. 


1225 


Paulina E. 


5<H), ,Hf4 


Harriet 




385 


Amos W. 


1225 


Shirley 


86;j. 12IKI 


Louise F. 




584 


Elva C. 


122;-i 


Tempe F. 


8tW. 12lH> 


Mr. 




1227 


Olive T. 


7m» 


William M. 


S63. 120O 


Sanih 




103 


FURMAN 




GARLAND 




FREE&E 






Lydla 
^fyrtimer 


696 


Alden W. 


715 


Benjamin 




47.1 


6i)() 


Amasa S. 


715 


C:iroline 




473 


Pliny G. 


6tHi 


Fay E. 


715, 1107 


Delevan 




473 


GAGE 




GATES 




Edwin W, 


473, KiX 


Caroline M. 


745 


Alvlna 


7i^> 


Leonard 




473 


C-ordella 


304 


Alvlra 


1141 


Prudence 


473, 832 


Desire 


174 


Charles M. 


7t>v) 


William F. 




831 


Florence 


577 


Cyreneus C. 


760 


FRENCH 






Julia C. 


577 


Cyrus .M. 


1141 


Addle A. 




6.35 


Marietta 


821 


Edith M. 


SI9 


Annie F. 




635 


William L. 


577 


F:inny A. 


1141 


Ariliur .M. 




1067 


GALBRAITU 




Herhert N. 


stK* 


Edwurd .M. 




10(i7 


Gilbert S. 


1295 


Ida E. 


761. 1149 


Ella 




635 


Helen P. 


1295 


Ida -M. 


809. 1181 


Fannie 11. 




635 


William P. 


1295 


Jesse N. 


80«) 


Helen L. 




1259 


GALE 




John W. 


7()0 


Horace L. 




625 


Emery P. 


1172 


Kate L. 


782 


John J. 




635 


Glenn N. 


1173 


Miss 


7!M» 


Julia 




651 


Harold F. 


1173 


Mary 


617 


Mr. 




556 


Leon E. 


1173 


Nelson .1. 


S09 


injETTER 






Mary J. 


794 


Oscar C. 


1141 


Hattle 




1089 


GALER 




Sierra N. 


760. 1I41> 


FRISBEE 






Joseph B. 


JW8 


Volney 0. 


1141 


Henry D. 




11 91 


GALLISON 




GAVREN 




FRISBIE 






Charles 


1312 


Lizzie 


324 


Maria L. 




4<;i 


GALLOP 




GAY 




FRITH 






Mr. 


759 


Albert K. 


(Vf5 


Sanders A. 




S12 


GALLOWAY 




Austin T. 


KHll 


FRO AT 






Emma 


815 


Edna 


1202 


Theodore 




803 


Emma .V. 


1183 


Elisha G. 


1262 


FROST 






George 


815 


Ethel 


12li4 


Benjamin II. 




IHH 


George S. 


1183 


Watson 


1264 


Bessie It. 




1011 


William 


815 


GAYLORD 




Geortje W. 


r)H4, 97li 


William H. 


1182 


Ackley 


270 


Harry .M. 




1143 


William N. 


815 


Franklin 


llti2 


Mr. 




309 


GAMBIA 




GENUNG 




Marana 




494 


Olive 


705 


Alice 


464 


.Sarah L. 




.584 


GANNON 




R. M. 


4»-4 


Sarah W. 




7:i8 


ElmerG. 


l»tl 


Cli.irles 


464 


Silence 




5.54 


Melvin 


VMl 


Lucy 


4t^ 


Solomon W. 




1142 


William E. 


1301 


Merwin 


464 


William K. 




584 


GARDNER 




GERHARDT 


FRY 






Arthur 11. 


982 


Henry 


IKHt 


Amanda 




949 


Cora K. 


684 


GERRISH 




FRYE 






David P. 


5S9 


Annl L. 


1097 


Alpheus 




110:.' 


Dewitt C. 


684 


Charles W. 


1097 



INDEX. 



1351 



Frank W. 


1097 


John H. 


1097 


Lewis E. 


1097 


Luther M. 


1097 


Mae E. 


1097 


GEOGHAGEN 




Allen J. 


1305 


Thomas J. 


1305 


GETCHEI,T< 




Alice M. 


1096 


Etta M. 


701, 109t> 


IdaL. 


1096 


Leonard E. 


701 


Warren E. 


701, 1096 


Willis L. 


701 


GHEHEY 




Isabel leC. 


1230 


GHOSLIN 




Elizabeth 


792 


Emma 


792 


GIBBS 




Abigail 


365 


Ann 


136, 222 


Betsey 


222, 259 


Deliverance 


' 136 


Eliza 


623 


Elizabeth 


136 


Heman 


136 


Henry 


405 


Job ■ 


136 


Joshua 


136 


Mary 


80 


Eobert 


136 


Euth 


79 


Sylvanus 


136, 222 


Sylvia 


136 


GIBSON 




Adalaide M. 


10S2 


Arthur C. 


1169 


Clarence D. 


1169 


Dale L. 


1169 


Frederic N. 


130S 


Guy 


1308 


Eubie M. 


1169 


GIDDIE 




Adam 


11:33 


Elsie A. 


1133 


GIDDINGS 




Alice 


716 


Arthur E. 


716 


Mary 


192 


Stephen 


716 


GIFFOBD 




Abigail 


121 


Amanda M. 


469 


Charles E. L. 


1247 


Edwin S. 


469 


Ellen F. 


1247 


Eliza A. 


565 


Emeline L. 


553, 555 


Eunice C. 


676 


Frank L. 


1247 


Frederick 


798 


George W. 


798 


Harvey 


798 


Horace C. 


469 


Isaac S. 


469 


John 


798 


Kenner G. 


798 


Martha J. 


798 


Mary E. 


798 


Sarah J. 


469 


Silas D. 


469 


Walter J. 


798 


William M. 


1247 


GILBEET 




Arad 


204 


Barzill 


447 


Bruce B. 


«05 


Ernest H. 


805 


George 


44-8, 805 


George M. 


805 


Helen 


448 


John 


448 


Laura 


448 


Laura E. 


SOS 



Lucy 




44S 


GILL 






Anna 




1007 


Lucy 




981 


GILLETT 






Bern ice E. 




1182 


Betsey S. 




405 


Diantha H. 




820 


Mr. 




264 


Mellville M. 




1181 


GILLETTE 






Abner G. 




490 


Adeline R. 


75T7, 


1174 


Anson 




796 


Caroline F. 


27! 


, 521 


Carrie B. 


1174, 


13(« 


Charlie A. 




1174 


George I). 


797, 


1174 


George K. 




1174 


Harriet M. 


1174. 


1303 


Hubert E. 




279 


Justus E. 




279 


Mr. 




4il0 


Minnie A. 


1174, 


1303 


Sarah M. 




1174 


GILLIS 






Abbie M. 




nil 


GILLOTT 






Cora 




1166 


Jasper 




1166 


Mr 




784 


Wilbur 




1 166 


William 




IKHi 


GILMAN 






William H. 




1056 


GILPIN 






George 




809 


GINN 






Daniel A. 




584 


GLADWYN 






Lottie C. 


443, 796 


Minnie A. 




796 


William 




442 


William E. 


443, 796 


GLEASON 






Martlia L. 




944 


GLEDHILL 






Jennie E. 




853 


John L. 




853 


Katie N. 


853 


1197 


GLESSNEE 






Elizabeth 




mm 


Frances 




1036 


Jacob 




1036 


John G. M. 




1U36 


GLINES 






Alice L. 




1023 


Finaldo A. 




1023 


Martha 




1023 


GLOYD 






Abbie A. 




611) 


Abbott L. 




1011 


Charles 0. 


«10 


, 1011 


Clara M. 




610 


Lura C. 




1011 


Noah L. 




610 


GODDAED 






Catherine E. 


728 


, 1119 


Charles J. 




728 


•Icrome 




728 


GODFREY 






Alexander 




310 


Gideon 




310 


GODWIN 






Park 




365 


GOFF 






Albert E. 




1145 


J. Burton 




1145 


GOIN 






Esther C. 




1150 


GOLDING 






Eobert D. 




.S44 


GOLDSMITI 


1 




Arthur G. 




not 


Chester H. 




1101 



GOLDTllW.MT 




Maria L. 




i)5r« 


GONSER 






Emma 




ll.'vl 


GOOD in' 






J.'imes H. 


994, 


l:.'il". 


Mildred L. 




ir.'tt") 


Wilinot N. 


9SM. 


1266 


GOODE 






Frances C. 




743 


GOODHUE 






Florence A. 




1251 


Francis A. 




1251 


GOODING 






Emma 




971 


GOODNOW 






Mary 




771 



C. 
L. 



Abram 
Anna E. 
Beatrice 
Calvin 
Charles E. 
Charles H. 
Charles N. 
Cynthia 
Edna 

Edward II. 
Elmer K. 
Knieline 
Ethel 

Florence L. 
Frances A. 
Franklin 
Frederick 
Frederick 
George 
Gladius 
Gordon E. 
Grace E. 
Harry .1. 
Helen R. 
Ilermau C. 
Horace A. 
Howard N. 
J. Edward 
Jacob L. 
James 
James A. 
James N. 
Jett'erson M. 
Jennie 
■leremlah 
Jesse C. 
Jesse D. 
John 
John S, 
.losepli 
Joseph F. 
Joseph K, 
Juliet T. 
Lester C. 
liOrenzo J. 
Lu(;inda 
Lucy 
Lucy B. 
LucV C. 
.Martha J. 
Mary 
Mary I-l 
Maude 
Mercy F^ 
Myrtle 
Nathan 
\'iiiir\y 
i'vTcy H. 
I'hehe 
I'orlia M. 
Kayinond \V. 
ItelR'cca L 
Sallv H. 
.'^arah L 
\'era 
William 
William A. 



GOODRICH 



743 
414 



874 

1131 

1131 

227. 413 

414 

7*1 

414 

413 

1131 

W74 

11H9 

743 

1131 

1131 

KM 

743 

S28. 11H9 

11S9 

74:1 

1131 

llf<9 

1189 

414 

414. 744 

744 

1121 

874 

11,><9 

227, 414 

743 

414. 744 

744 

744, 1130 

74;i 

f, 413. 743 

1189 

,H2H. 1I><S» 

226 

414, 74:1 

413 

J 44, 1131 

911 

1121 

1I8U 

■ 828 

257 

5:27, 413 

1IS9 

414. 744 

414. 743 

1212 

414, 743 

1131 

413 

1131 

74a 

1131 

1131 

470 

J 131 

IlK'il 

743 

413 

118t< 

1131 

74-1. 1131 

742, 1131 



1352 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



William C. 
WilliumS. 

gooi>si»kp:i) 

Ada M. 

Ami F. 

Ari-tliusia 

Ariluir 

Bi-iij:iiiilii 

Bonjaiiilii !■'. 

Culviii 

Carol liR- 

Charl.-s 

CliarU's P. 

Charlt's S. 

Cliloe 

Cliloe C. 

Eliza 

Elizabetb 

Ernest 

Etiiel 

Franklin 

Fred 

iJak-ri 

Harriet 

Harry 

Henry C 

lsal)el M. 

Julia A. .J. 

.lulia I'. 

.Iiiilith 11. 

.Iiisuis H. 

Luinuel 

Luciiida 

Lucy 

.Mary 

Nal)1)y II. 

I'liilander 

Kuby 

Sarah A. 

Hopliia 

Su>aM 

(JOUDWIN 
Albert 

AllKTt H. 

Alb<Tt 1'. 
Alvery E. 
l)elia E. 
Edward C. 
Edward I*. 
Ell.n L. 
Elijah 
Eiritna 
l'"raiicis D. 
( ■ race 

Henrietta E. 
Henry 
.loliii C. 
.lolin M. 
.\lar;;aret 
Mary 
I'ani 
Sarah A. 
Sarah M. 
Solomon 

(JO(;l)VEAR 
Nina A. 

(JOOED 
Charles 11. 
Clara V. 
Franecs M. 
Henry li. 
Henry II. 
.latnes l'\ 
•lames W. 
I\al hrvn A. 
.Mildre'.l A. 
Sarah A. 

(iOKllAM 
Ellzu 

OOSHORN 
Fllza.l. 
.lohn M. 
Marshall 

(iOTT 
.Iiilla A. 
Susan 



292. 



1131 
11«!» 

H47 

r).')9 

21»2 

ri5!) 
•M\ 
2irj 

292, .->.-.!» 
.').')!> 

292, .V.S 
.->."xi 
292 
572 
.").")« 
HKM) 
KKHI 

292, 5()0 
1090 

292, .'159 

2!)2, .").")!( 

1(»9() 

r).")9 

721 

292, 5(50 
55!) 

292, 558 
292 
292 
572 
294 
292 
292 
292 
lOitO 

292, 558 
170 
292 

598 

279, 521 

521 

59H 

lU.i 

.521 

279, 521 
598 
.59S 
598 
279 
521 

279, 520 
598 
598 
598 

.521, .S89 
598 
521 
312 
598 
278 

1267 

859, 11!I9 
859 
H59, Hilt 
8.59. 1199 
959 
8.59 
859 
IHH) 
1199 
.S.-)9 



859, 



GOTWALD 




.Mnien.a 


1080, 128:^ 


Charles II. 


io:^o 


I>avi(l K. 


10:«). I2M2 


Eli/.alH-ihG. 


12S3 


Frederick G. 


l(J3<l I2-<3 


Georu'e 1). 


1030, 12S.J 


.lulia |{. 


12Ki 


Lulher A. 


1030, 12K3 


.Marv K. 


l2s;^ 


.MarV S. 


1030 


Itotx'rt C. 


1030 


William K. 


12>*3 


William W. 


1030 


GOULD 




Alfred 


882 


Burt 


8X2 


Delos W. 


513 


Frank 


882 


Georj^e E. 


513, 8-82 


George T. 


495 


11. .M. 


1083 


Helen .1. 


49;') 


Henry I). 


513, as2 


Henry II. 


495 


.James F. 


495 


.lames H. 


4!6 


.Jay 


8,s2 


.John 


181 


.lohn 11. 


4ih) 


I'arker 


10.S3 


William 


882, 1214 


GOVE 




Dorothy 


184 


GOWER 




.James Z. 


488 


Louisa 


1174 


GRAHA.M 




Carrie 


671 


Dolly .M. 


1132, 1290 


Ebenezer 


1132 


Emma 


314 


Fannie li. 


788 


George 


314 


Hanford 


1132 


.lane S. 


2.>4 


.Joe A. 


1 132 


.loseph 


314 


Minnie 


1242 


Minnie L, 


1132 


Noah M. 


1232, 1297 



Mary 



GRANGER 
GRANT 



4!W 

lltil 

Util 

1212 

264 

7iH) 
IKiT 

440 
1167 
1167 
i:i02 
II lis 
1006 
llti7 



1046 

308, 667 
368 
368 

4(H) 
273 



Harry C. 
Lawrence W. 
Lucy E. 
Sarah .M. 

GRAVES 
Amelia li. 
Amv M. 
Ashbel 
Byron II. 

Byron I'. 790. 

Calvin J. llii.-^, 

Calvin V. 7iHi. 

Carrie F. 

Catherine 222, 7!X(, 

Cephas A. 1005, UKI6 

Elmer T. 1168 

Emma J. llli.s 

Emma K. 7SH), ll(i<" 

Ferdinand V. 440, 7N9 

Ferdinand V. S. \u;s. 1302 

Georjfe .\. TlK). 1107 

Geort;e B. 1167 

(;et)rKe P. 1145 

(ieoru'e li. 1145 

Henry K. 1145 

.lellerson P. 790, 11(W 

.loe F. 1167 

Lucian II. KKKi 

Mar-raret E. 79(1, 116s 

Koselta M. KHMi 

Rufus H. 1006 

Stanley A. 1167 



GRAY 

Christopher 
(iordon V. 
.James L. 
Ijouisa 
Mr. 
Miss 

.Marjraret 
Phebe W. 
Samantba .V. 

GRAVIIAM 
Ann 

GR.VVSON 
Mary 

GROIIE 
Adolph G. 
Ernest H. 
Gertrude C. 
Lester \. 

GREEN 
Alonzo 
Allen .1. 
Cassandria S. 
Charles A. 
Charles .J. 
Cynthia 
Edward P. 
EllaO. 
Emily C. 
Emma A. 
Emma L. 
l''itzhu^'li 
Geor^'e L. 
Georf^e S. 
Georfte W. 
H end rick A. 
.Jennie .V. 
Jerusiia 
.Joseph 
Jvittie .M. 
Martha II. 
Mary L. 
Nancy .J. 
Noble T. 
Robert A. H. 
Russell 
Sarah 

Sherman B. 
Thomas H. 
William B. 
William S. 
Winifred 

GREENE 
Au^'usta .M. 
Ben jamin H. 
Calvin II. 
Charles A. 
Charles T. 
(jeort;e A. 
Henry W. 
Ilora.-e H. 
Marjorie C. 
Susan T. 
William C. 
William II. 

GR FENWAY 
I>'raiik 
Harriet 

GREENW(JO 
Adam 
Adam II. 
.Vdelbert 
Constan<'e 
Edna 
Geneva 
.lennie 
.M;iry K. 
.M.'iryetta 
Kuth 
Sar.ih .1. 
W ill lain 
William T. 

GREER 
Susan V. 

GREGORY 
Gilbert 



797 



797, 
797, 



797 



4s:{ 

1190 
182 
4,S3 
716 
483 
4.S.-, 

1027 

55, 56. 57 

1221 

913 
913 
913 
913 

1174 

11.52 

(lOI 

1174 

1174 

448 

1175 

1175 

1175 

12(i7 

797 

12.55 

55(i 

746 

1174 

746 

912 

.S36 

797 

1201. 13(H 

1175 

1174 

74(> 

746 

1174 

438 

KUO 

746 

797 

74(i 

1201 

1201 



960 
.856 
8,55 
!HiO 

1225 
9()0 
856 
,s5(> 

1198 
!K>0 

1248 

119S 

741 
T41 

12;f 
1232 
1232 
119<> 
12.t2 
12.i2 
12:^2 
1245 
1232 
12:^2 
12.(2 
1I<K) 
1232 

935 

140 



S5(i. 



D 



INDEX. 



1353 



GREVE 




Edgar K. 


678, 1071 


Marcla M. 




!tt)7 


Charles T. 


1164 


Edward 


558 


Mary 




128 


Theodore 


1164 


Ella E. 


678, 1071 


Mary A. 
Mil(fred C. 




?>J 


GREW 




(ieorge 


889 




968 


Rebecca 


285 


Henrv M. 


679 


Nancle A. 




574. iHlS 


GREY 




James G. 


678 


Nina 




722 


Philuria 


3i)7 


Marion F. 


678, 1071 


Rose A. 




574 


GRIFPETH 




HAIR 




Uulh P. 




90S 


Clarence H. 


1213 


Sarah E. 


1032 


Samuel 




.573 


GRIFFIN 




HALE 




Samuel W. 




572 


Ada B. 


644 


Amanda 


544 


Sarah A. 




385 


GRIFFIS 




Helen 


624 


Ttinpirance 




383 


Eliza 


404 


Sarah 


191 


Theodore B. 




.'>73 


GRIFFITH 




HALL 




William F. 




ri74, !M18 


Susan F. 


942 


Albert E. 


791 


William W. 




.574 


Martha 


752 


A Ivan 


693 


H ALLEY 






GRIGGS 




Arthur C. 


794, 1173 


Statira 




i:w7 


Sarah E. 


761 


Augustus H. 


969.'l:.'5t 


HALTOIN 




Horace W. 


758 


Bordiiian 


1224 


Emma H. 




1033 


GRIGSBY 




Carrie L. 


794, 1173 


IIA.MBLETON 




IdaN. 


1121 


Charlotte E. 


1027 


Charles E. 




664 


GRIMM 




Clara D. 


1027 


11 A. MILL 




Mary B. 


1237 


Cornelia 


878 


Dorothy 




114H 


GRINOLD 




Delia E 


509 


Edwai'd 




114.H 


Elvada 


849 


Edwin A. 


878 


Grace E. 




1148 


GRISWOLD 




Ella 


lliO 


Ruth 




1148 


Abigail 


257 


Elizabeth 


475 


HAMILTON 




Albert 


791 


Elmaetta E. 


. 1119 


Ellen E. 




12.55 


Alfred G. 


791 


Emily P. 


475 


Maude E. 




1290 


Cecelia M. 


1189 


E.i ily W. 


1058 








Ellen G. 


791 


Er.istus 


475 


HAMLIN, IIA.MBLIN. vVc. 


ElvinaG. 


791 


Fannie 


969, 976 


A S. 




42;i, 767 


Levi A. 


791 


Florence E. 


878 


Abbie 




477, K17 


Phebe M. 


828 


Francis G. 


509, 878 


Abbie .V. 




397, 725 


GROSS 




Frank E. 


794 


Abl)ie (' 




642 


Annie T. 


590, 983 


Frederick A. 


1027 


Abbie F. 




360, 6.V4 


Benjamin 176 


, 177, 3iO 


Frederick R. 


1027 


Abhv F. 




3">S. 652 


Delia 11. 177, 


309, i::il2 


George C. 


959 


Abhv I. 




1091 


Eliza F 


318, 590 


Grace M. 


878 


Abby O. 
Abel 




261 


Hannah 


177, 310 


Harry A. 


7^4,1173 




2.59 


James E. 


310, 590 


Hiland B. 509 


, 878. 1212 


Abigail 36. 4S. 50, 7s. >a 


121. 12s 


Lydia 


177, 30y 


HilandS. 


509, 878 


16r, 168, 169, 185, 


I'.HI, 


192. 213 


Mary E. 


590, 983 


Huldah 


173 


XWi. .121 , ;i26, 383, 


531 


i)42, .561 


Mercy 


177, 310 


Isabella S. 


509 878 


Abigail C. 




294. 564 


Nellie 


590, 983 


Jean 


1173 


Abigail K. 




343, (U2 


Rebecca E. 


310, 58a 


Jesse E. 


1173 


Abig;iil S. 




489, S50 


Ruth 


91 


Jesse K. 


^78 


Abner 


95 


, 442, 794 


Kuth D. 


177, 309 


Joseph D. 


794 


AViraliam H. 


241 


, 440. 441 


GRUBB 




Joseph W. 


1027 


Abraham L. 




6iK) 


Mary 


li69 


Kate A. 


878 


Abram H. 




7K9 


GRUMMON 




Lot 


588 


Ada 




»<> 


Damaris 


155 


Lyman 


475 


Ada O. 




587 


GUERNSEY 




Mabel A. 


117.J 
95.9 


Ada V. 




H4<5 


Alice H. 


724 


Marion G. 


Adaline 




240 


Anna .1. 


724 


Mary B. 


5 1 5 


Ad ill i no L. 




217. 395 


^1 LA<J %.v t_f • 

Edwin M. 


724 


Mary J. 


475 


Adam.s (I. 




192 


Edwin P. 
Mabel H. 
Ren a C. 

GUILFORD 


724 

724, 1115 

1115 


Nellie M. 
Samuel H. 
Sarah ivl. 
Sophia E. 


ll^7 
878 
4.S4 

878, 1212 
475 

969, 1119 
959 


Adams .1. 

Adda • 

Addle 

Addle E. 482, 


096. 


3;« 

499 

5,S6 

843, llHtO 


EvaC. 
George 
Linda E. 


1005 

604, 1005 

604 


William E. 
William H. 
Winifred E. 


Addie M. 
Addle T. 
Addison 19.'), 


342, 


9.37 

4.^1, S44 

649, UW) 


Lizzie I. 


906 


HALLETT 




A del be rt 




.593. liM>2 


Walter 


604 


Benjamin 


395 


Adelbert E. 




789, 1167 


William H. 


604 


Benjamin W. 


722 


Adelbert G. 




t>72 


t J X A A A %.m/ R M K M. -*- % 

GUNN 




Carlcton C. 


722 


AdellK'rt W. 




991, 1264 


Henry J. 
James 


1008 
1008 


Caroline P. 
Clara J. 


722 
722 


Adelaide 
Adelaide E. 


;«:.■. 4i'4, ti'.it) 

591, 9S.") 


William E. 


1008 


Edmund 


395 


Adelaide 1*. 




442. 7iH> 
311. .594 
2lU. 4s7 


GUPTILL 




Elsie li. 


967 


Adelaide K. 




Abbie S. 


750 


Emily A. 


395 


Adella 




Carrie E. 


1100 


Eugenia 


395 


AdeliaC. 
Adeline 347 




Charles H. 


1099 


Granville W. 


!h;7 


, 54 S, IM.>. '."H' 


Charles E. 


llOO 


Henrietta 


173 


Adeline A. 




400 


Frank 


1100 


Horace F. 


395. 722 


Adeline T. 




George 


1100 


James D. 


395, ?-'2 


Adella 




519. H.SS 

720 

494. x:*\ 


Vinnie 

HADDUCK 


1100 


.lames H. 
•lames W. 


967 
574. 722 


Adella M. 
Aihjl )hus 




Benjamin F. 
Helen D. 


983 
983 


.loseph P. 
.fosiah H. 


574 
395, 722 


.\del /a L. 
Africa Kt 


^1»1. 1,1. » 

, i>«i, asMt. :i:.Y< 
■till 


HADLEY 




.lulia 


574 


Agar 1'. 
Agnes l>. 
.\gnes E. 
Amsworth F. 
Alaiison V. 




497, SCO 
373. 672 

1. 37:1. :m 

144.245 


Sarah 

HAINES 
Abby R. 
Alonzo M. 


670 

618 
679, 1072 


.luliaii 0. 
Lucy L. 
Lucy P. 
Lydia W. 


it6S 
;ft)5, 722 
574. 'MW 

574 


2J»- 



1354 



THE FIAMLIN FAMILY 



Albert 33«. 373 

Albert F. 
Allwrt (i. 
Alherl L. 

AllMTt V. 

Allifit W. 
AlljiTtus B. 
All>iii 

Albion K. I'. 
AUl.ii .1. 
Alfxamlcp 
AlfxaiKler A. 
AluxaiidiT C. 
AiexatKlt-r II. 
Alfr.d 
Alfiffl l>. F. 
Alfred F. 
Alfred M. 
Alfreds. 
Alfred \V. 
Alice Ut', isx 



Alice C. 
Alice D. 
Alice E. 
Alice F. 
Alice J. 
Alice L. 
Alice M. 



(>-'2, 



li;5. 
1158 



Alice T. 
Allen A. 
Allen F. 
Allen L. 
Alley M. 
Almeda C. 
.Mnicna 
.Minenia 
Almira 101 

27!i, :.'H2. 

5!)7, 702. 
AIniira F. 
.Mniira L. 
Alon/.o 
.\l(}nz<j .\. 
Alon/.o (i. 
.\lon/o II. 
Alplieiis F. 
-Mplionso 
Alson II. 
Alta 
Althua 
.Alton S. 
Alva W. 
A 1 vail 
Al\ an 
Alvarado 
Alvin II. 
Alvu D. 
Alydia 
Alzina R. 
Amanda 
Amanda M. 
Amanda O. 
.\tnarilla 
Ainarillus 
Amasa W, 141. 
Amelia 221, 32;{ 

Amelia C. 

Ameretla 

/\merira 

Animi \l. 

Amos 120, 139, 

Amy A. 

Ann 

Ann F. 

Ann 11. 

Ann .1. 

Ann I,. 

Ann M 

Anna 

■Ml, 
Anna M. 
Anna K. 



'M. 
iH3, 



ISO 
•W3 



4XH. h9H. (533. t;71 

H4!t. S":t4 

4-Ki. M^ 

:Uil. tJ.')6 

.->U) 

342, 11.39 

:C0, (110. li>42 

7lHI, KKO 

1K{, 31 s 

531. !HC. 

.317. im 

:wi) 

977 
372. t!(}9 
38«>, 7(»5 

273 
3(10. (i.V. 
4K>, N45 
3KH. 7m 

7()H 

320, (110 

;. 195. ,S57. 9.32. 992 

II 9h 

997 

975 

549, GIU, 91S, 930 

323 

3(11. (i.)5 

519, 1143 

tkJO, S]i. <).->4, 1024 

103(3, 1042, 1245 

(169. 10(10 

309, 587 

1217 

1I,M) 

791.11(59 

904 

33(5, (i.30 

312, 595 

190, 217. 234, 2.52 

312, 38(5, 4.58, .534 

:J39, .561,634, 9,53 

535, !K)8 

.243, 444. 446 

11.58 

319 

700, 1095 

286, .544 

385 

389, 550 

939 

387 

792 

(197 

,312. r).s8 

1,52. 2(13 

259 

487, (157 

(544 

94 

B94, 1088 

311,594 

524, 554 

31S. (MW 

MO, 934 

312 

142, Zis, 43(1. 784 

;M1, 40.5. ,551, (115 

7.32. 9;f;s 

319, (109 

312 

102, 192, 194. .3.39 

482, N42 

208,224,225,411 

261 

280. ,524 

373 

211.3, is7 

3><7 

570, 5S4 

400, .570. (1.33. 1011 

, 197, 2^2, 312, 3I.S 

, (508, 670, >>iH. 932 

497, MiO 
9.50, 124.i 



.\nna F. 
Anna H. 
Anna L. 
Anna M 
Anna W. 
Anne 
.Vnnetie 
.\nnie 
.\niiie C. 
.Vniiie E. 
Annie F. 
.\nnie L. 



Annie M. 
.Vnnie S. 
.Xndrew C. 
AiKlri-w 1'. 
Anifi'ew .1. 
Andrew 'P. 
AhfTelica T. 
Antrellne l>. 
AiiKUs .1. 
An nettle 
Aiinis U. 
Ansel 
Anson B. 
.\n.son I^. 
Antoinette 
.\raiiiaiitlia V 
Arcilliis 
Areannah 
Areo V. 
Armenta E. 
Arminda 
Arthur 



43(5. (540 

1261 

:i07, 4:iS. 672. 779 

.373. 414 

313, 976 

31. 32. 142. 213 

i)20 

«ft5. 860, 920. 942 

(142. (543. 1017 

:{82, 551. (KXi. 7(Kl. 936 

540. 914 

:i43. 4,'<9. 643. s5ll. 99(1 

1217. 1244. 1264, i;.((5 

682. 1040, 1217 

622 



l(k^9 
564. 9.5s 
561. 943, 953 
.544. 91K 
477. ^37 
970 
9.57 
544 
639 
169. 295, 570 
259, 477. S36 
477. S3S 
277. 517 
7(K). 1095 
144. 2.50 
.341, 637 
1.52, 2(i;i 
622. 1024 
549. 552. 939 
54;i. 649, 92(t, 1046 



Arthur H. 644.676.791. 106s. 1169 



Arthur ('. 
Arthnr I). 
Arlhur 11. 
Arlhur .M. 
Arthur I'. 
.Vrtliur ,S. 
Arlhur \V. 
Arvilla 



1(1119 

9.S7. 1261 

439, 786 

1143. ^7(l 

918. 1228 

682. 860. 1199 

364, 583, 059, 975 

553 



Asa 80, SI, 144. 151, 160. 161. 167 
245, 279, 287, 295, 544, ,546, 566 



Asa B. 264, 


376. 


4S5, 489, .S44 


Asa 1). 




247. 453 


Asa F. 




544 


Asa \V. 




;,31 


Asahel 




20.S 


Asahel W. 




3S4, 697 


Asenatli .1. 




247. 4.53 


Asia 




102, 200 


Asher P. 




159,271,509 


Ashton \V. 




720 


Augusta 200. 


362, 


, 450. 639, 813 


Aujrusta A. 




343 


Augustus 




52S 


Augustus C. 


208, 


347, 4!W. 646 


Austin 




24;i, 444 


Austin .1. 




319 


Austin 1*. 




5s7, 978 


Avis 




386, 703 


B. Fmeline 




387 


Barnahas 82, 


166 


167, 285. 286 


Bartholomew 


5, 


27. 32, :«, :f5 


Baxter 




:586 


Ba/.aliel S. 




103, 200 


Belinda 




3(1,. 593 


Belle 




494, (i9S. S5(i 


Bi'njamin 37. 41 


, 43, 


45. 48. 53, ,54 


.*).5, 56, .57. 5,8, 


64, 


84, 87, 93, 94 


121, 167. 16S, 


174, 


176, 179, 207 


209. 213. -.I'M). 


293, 


:f05. 307. 371 



372. 549. .561, 5,><4. 670, 9.27. 
Benjamin B. 213. :W8, ,181 



Ben.jandn I). 
Benjamin K. 
Benjamin F. 

Benjamin II. 
Benjamin ( ). 
Berenice II. 
Berlin 
Berlha 



586 

381. 695 

955 

1.52. 263,561. 608 

954. 720 

375, 6.^2, 1006 

318 

(144 

441. 791 

784,937, 1112 



1(15. 216. 
V.Hl. 



Bertha A. 

Bertha C. 

Bertha M. 

Bertha X. 

Bessie A. 

Bessie I. 

Bessie .M. 

Beth 

Betliania O. 

Belhiah 

Belsev 91. 1:52. 14 

160. 161. 

342. 477. 
Bel.sev .\. 
Betsey B. 
Betsey E. 
Betsey .1. 
Betsey L. 
Betsey .M. 
Betsey 1'. 
Betsey S. 
Beltv 
Benlah 
BluiK'he 
Blanche E. 
Blanche O. 
Blanche K. 
Burk 

Burnell T. 
Byron B. 
Byron L). 
Byron E. 
Bvron .S. 
Cadv B 



144 
266, 



1169 

(541 

•154 

1095. 1291 

615 

1225 

641. 1042 

1 (11 

213. 3K4 

670 

1.55, 159 

274, 2li4 



477. ,s36 

.■j61. 9." 3 

238, 433, 9:54. 1235 

551 . 9:c 

:iX\. 695 

3^6, 706 

271. .509 

554, !>41 

I.-3 

1209 

81.5. S95 

1113 

657 

10:k5 

926 

S4.S 

442. 796 

247. 454 

4.53. SIO 

319. 4:56. 609. 7^4 

'.m 



Caleb 64, 120. 121. 2(M). 293. 5(50 
Caleli.I. 1.50. 222, 2,59. 47(1. 477. 8.35 
Cahl) E. 9.52. 1243 

Caleb (>. .5(ll.9.")0 

Calista 479. S39 

Calvin 154. 214. 264, 265. 339. .3^8 
490, 495. 6 52 t-bl 
Calvin A. 266. 497 

Calvin C. 477. 643. 838 

Calvin M. 777. S57. 1101 

Candace 441. 791 

Carl S. 1040 

Carlie O. (544 

Carl ton B. 975 

Carlton L. 1072 

Carnot 2i5, 412 

Caro L. K99 

Carolina 11,58 

Caroline 161,240,251,266. 279 
4:is, 4.56. 494, 495, .52s, s,56, !t.34 



Caroline A. 
Caroline B. 
Caroline F!. 
Caroline .M. 
Caroline N. 
Caroline S. 
Carrie A. 
Carrie B. 
Carrie E. 
Carrie M. 
Carrie I'. 
Carrie II. 
Cassendana 
CastellJi 
Catalina Y. 
Catharine 
Catharine A. 
Catharine M. 
Catharine S. 
Cecelia 
Cecil .M. 
Celestia F. 
Chandler G. 



34;J.53I. iH)5 

.50S, S78 

405.4,53. Ml 

360. 533. 654. '.H)7 

436 

271.5051 

1042 

64,3 

482. 697. S43. 1091 

922. l(«tl 

7(H5 

604. 1(M»5 

543. 916 

ISKt. .327 

412, 741 

262. S.Ki. 491. 701 

446. 565. 961 

3:52. .5,52 

364. 660 

92(5 

920 

376 

.384. 697 



Charles 1.32, 13:^. 216, 264. 282. 
3:'3. 371, 436. 442. 501, ,50S. 5;t0 
604. (539, (Its, r.70. 790. 791, H«7 
904, 9S4, 1(K12, IKvS. y^-^::, l.-,;>t 

Charles A. 341. .364. OOS. (i.i7, 644 

660. 876, 926, 9,s7, 1015. 1214 

1260. 

Charles A. S. 694 

Charles B. :i42, 640, 644, 121s 



i 



INDEX. 



13oo 



Charles C. 268, 343. 498, 561, 570 

953, (543 

Charles E. 394, 457, 531, 5H3, 5S4 

643, tU9. 694, 70S. 721. 814. 902 

'.157, 1047. 10.50. 1167. 

Charles F. 253, 382, 440. 461. 696 

788. 813,850.964. 12.50 

Charles G. 344, 384, 644 

Charles H. 28). 295. 385. 528, 566 

641. 700,720, 1046, 1111 

Charles H. J. 283. 535 

Charles J . 430, 433, 628, 777, 779 

10:)3 
Charles L. 374, 442, 499, 506, 696 

.S74 

Charles M. 213, 382, 397. 4:W, 725 

784, 867. 1204 

Charles N. 528, 900 

Charles R. 485. 488, 6.56, 84(i 

Charles S. 632. (i.59. 1040. 1054 

Charles T. 5^3, 644. 9.53, 972. 1245 

Charles W, 269. 386. 561, 566, 705 

8iU. 906, 955. 962, 975, 1111 

1217, 1218, 1294. 

Charlotte 159. 241, 270, 271. 374 

442, 506 



Cora 8. ' 
Cordelia 
Cordelia .\ 
Cordelia F. 
Cordelia 11, 
Corciic 
Cornelia 
Cornelia 1?, 
('i)7'iielia M, 
Cornelia !^. 
Cornelius 47 

78. ill, 93 

176, :.>1.-,', :«4. 306, 307, 

5s:{. .5<)7. !l7ti 
Cornelius F. 
Creda F. 



Charlotte A. 263 



Charlotte C. 

Charlotte E. 

Charlotte J. 

Charlotte P. 

Charilla R. 

Charra 

Chastina E. 

Chauncy J. 

Chester £. 

Chester R. 

Chloe 

Chloe F. 

Chloe M. 

Chloe R. 

Christiana A. 

Christina B. 

Christina L. 

Christopher C. 

Christopher O. 

Christopher R. 

Cicely 

Cicero J. 

Claire 

Clara 341, .551. 657, 9" 

Clara A. 695, 784, 1090, 

Clara H. 

Clara M. 

Clara O. 

Claracy 

Clarence 

Clarence B. 

Clarence C. 

Clarence H. 

Clarice 

Clarissa 



570. 808, 934 
962, 1180 
374. 678, )2.")0 

788 



442. 



442 

332 

795 

277, 517 

363 

782 

1244 

1091 

286, 542, 543, 560 

950 



1227 
394 
441 
293, 561 
218 
545. 922 
477, 836 
361, 655 
7 
238, 435 
691 
7, 936, il37 
1111. 1294 
360, 654 
549, 929 
839, 1193 
150 
937 
976 
813 
791, 1168, 1210, 875 
929 
154, 155, 160, 185, 243 
259, 261. 262, 268, 274. 318, 321 
443, 479, 486, 934, 1158. 



Clarissa A. 
Clarissa H. 
Clarissa M. 
Clarinda 
Clary E. 
Claudius H. 
Claudius L. 
Clifford 
Clyde T. 
Clyde B. 
Collins E. 
Conde 
Constant 
Content 
Cook, 
Cora 
Cora A. 
Cora F. 
Cora H. 
Cora .1. 
Cora M. 



485, 847 

217, .395 

250, 478 

540, 912 

6.i7 

937 

937 

545 

843 

991 . 1265 

587. 978 

835, 1191 

167 

45. 4(i. 68 

150, 2tX) 

997 

701 

682 

599 

633. 1042 

6S2. 1072 



987. 1260 

3m5, 313. 580, 599 

2(54 

■ 3:12. 37li. &^s 

5S0 

12.56 

5i)3 

5i)l 

4.57. S14 

.■UK 

.57. 58, 7t) 

139. 175 

310. 312 



Dorcas H. 

l>rusilla 



565. tMiO 
25)0, ;106, 5.54. 57s, IKHt 



. '.123 



. 54, .55, .5ti. 
124. 138 



10, 



Cynthia 144, 244. 

Cyprian 

Cvrene 

Cyrene E. 

Cyrene AI. 

Cyreiieus 

Cyrus 102, 195. 197 

353. 358, 3ii4, 649, 653 

Cyrus I). 
Daiuaris 
Dan 
Dana 
Dana B. 



Daniel 
Daniel D. T. 
Daniel 11. 
Daphne 
Daphne .1. 
Darling 

David 26, 31, 44. 45, 
94. 95. 124, 13i, 



183, 207, 

306, 311, 

381, .385. 

970, 996. 

David A. 

David B. 

David F. 

David H. 

David .T, 

David P, 

David R, 

David T. 

David W. 

Dehor; 



208. 21 

312. 318. 371. 

491, 579. 5.^0. 



374, 6r3 

849 

271, 505, 506 

494. K'i6 

as4. 12)6 

294, .5(53 

213. 385 

SI, 160 

199. 200. 347 

1051 

:-U2, tU2 
1 12. 244 
220, 221 
794 
313,643 
386. 50s 
22.5. 412 
251. 566 
551 
553, 940 
142. 242 
48, 54. 64. 70 
142, 177. 178 
213. 214. 265 
372. 376 
591, 5!>S 



136, 



214, 



552, 



Deborah C. 
Deborah L. 
Deborali iNI. 
l)ebi)rali P. 
Decatur 
DeForest W. 
Delano R. 
DeLancy B. 
Delia 
Delia A. 
Delia E. 
Delila E. 
Deliverance 
Delia E, 
Delia, It 
Delwin A. 
Del win F, 
Derrick V. 
DeWitt C. 
Diantha 
Dinion C. 
Doddv 
Don 0, 
Donald C. 
Donald I). 
DonaUl O. 
Dora 

Dorothy M. 
Dorr 
Dorr L. 
Dorr M. 
Dorcas 
Dorcas E. 



381. 694 

221 , 306. 406 

491, 501. 8.55, 867 

477, 835 

735 

380. 691 

550 

195, 343, 344, 644, 818 

312, 385, 595, .596. 993 

1089 

28. t>4. 70. 121, 134. 210 

213, 375, .381 

176. (i.s2 



Drusilla F. 
Duanc .549.551 

Dunton 
D\vi;,dii E, 
DwiKlit ,M. 
Earl L. 
Earle \V. 
Earnest A. 
Eben (i, 
Eluii P. 

Ebene/.er ;w, :t5, 36. .37 
(5, 70. 76. i:{4. 221 

Elienezer S. 
Edgar A. 
Edgar F. 
Edgar S. 
Ed nil 
Edith A. 
Edith E. 
Edith Iv. 
Edith M. 
Edmond 
Edmund 
Ednuind A. 
Edmund H. 
Edmund I. 



21s. 400 

251, 456 

i;j3, 218 

405 

487. 847 

455,811 

986 

599, 997 

273,511 

251, 457 

294 

45, 65, 124, 210 

1217 

794 

904, 1222 

927 

477 

372, 671 

,596 

1166 

672 

549 

644 

1173 

1244 

857, 1198 

1222 

2()1 , 4.4 

SIO 

48:t. 4K4. S44 

liti, 294, 331 

540, 912 



»4.i, liJ7 

93r>. 12.11 

1223 

K,S,S 

518, hS7, SS,>< 

S43, 1111 

610 

720, nil 

393. 720 

273 

43. 411, 47 

.271. 405 

1.59, SI 

515 

275, 515 

490 

iRiO, 



Edna 
Edna L. 
Edson H, 
Edson S, 
Edson T. 
Edward 
Edward .V. 
Edward B. 
Edward H. 
Edwiird C. 
Edward E. 
Edward F. 
Edward (J. 
I^dward H. 
Edward J, 
Edward K. 
Edward L. 

Edward M. 
Edward P, 
Edward R. 
Edward S. 

Edward T. 
Edward W. 
Edwin 217. 



ri»5 
9,53 
72(1 

1225 

•N14 
243 
1101 

70S 
:{,8.S, 707. 1101 

,S<)K 

.SS4, 997 

1225 

275. 514 

4S7. .S4.S 

4^5, S45 

7, S, 6.59, 10.54 

i'M, 660, '.H)4. 10.55 

iNi4 

C. 916 

433, 5<U>, 777 

10.55 

324, 3»U. 616. (>57 

691. '..9.1 

5:12. 585, \m. 977 

.5.VJ. 941 

•J05. 1225 

240, 34.3, 382, 623. lU^l 

(>il6 

67s, 1071 

.508, .570, !»6t 

815 

152, 238, 240. 364, 430 

43s, 6.59, !KK) 

(M9, 1051 

247. 3S(i, 701 

2S9. .313, .'i;)'.*, :i9S. .551 

.55:1, 5! 9. (iOS. (>34 

251,457 

32;t 

K14, H47, '.127 

39S 

(k)6. 105:1 

ItSii 

569,720, 1113 

317, (i04. 9;t7 

444. 986 

9.37. 1113 

,591. '.'S6 

649. 9,53 

:{.s4. .5.'>3 

792, 1169 

Kft». 1193 

;iS4 

<»91. 126N 

179, 2S1. 313. .5;>, !>64 

4iH». .54i>. "51 

36, 37. 40, 41 

102. 1:0 

SOS, :i44 



Edwin A. 

Edwin O. 

Edwin D. 

Edwin F. 

Edwin G. 

Edwin H. 

Edwin M. 

Edwin O. 

Edwin P. 

Edwin R. 

Edwin S. 

Edwin T. 

Eftie A. 

Ellie L. 

RIbert B. 

El bridge 

p;idora 

Eleanor 

Eleanor A. 

Eleazer 5. :?0, 32. :15, 

42, 4S. .54. .V). 58. 93, 97 
176. 194. 195, 217, ;«)7, 
39s, 5,S(i 

Electa 159, 

Electa S. 

Eli 

Ellas 

Elias II. 

Ellas T. 
Elida (). 



272, 479 

317, tUHl 

208. 372 

293 

261 

561.9.52 

4SS 



1350 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Elijah .".!i, Ur2. ur.i, ut;. l.Vi. i:>!( 

ITH. 2l»5, LtH). :n-'. 4!M. 4!Hi 
Elijah L. ]»;. :U4 

Elinor C. inr>."i 

Ellsha ;t7. 41. iW, fiit, Iftt. KHl. hi.") 

•>:i. •>i. :At) 

Elisliii A. .">)!<) 

Elisha II. l.')2. :.'i!:{ 

Eli/.a l!l7. 240. :tll. :US. m>. 594 

ij(K). 7;i2. ::«. ii2:i 

Eli/a A. i'>2. .t::. 4rws. 459. ti*'. 731 
«14. 934, VZiT, 
Eliza C. 319 

Eliza J. 5.">4 

Eliza K. ;m3. 64:t 

Eliza L. 2C.I. 295. 4SG. 5()9. 9(53 
Eliza .M. 247, 452, 4.')3. sio 

Eliza O. ;V)1, 9:i3 

Eliza V. .')54, 943 

Elizahctli 7, 37, .39, 55. .->.'<, t>H. 102 
hi:). KHt. 124. 139, 144. 152. hil 
179. is<). 207. 211. 2.52. 2(!4, 277 
2H2, 2S5. 293. 295. 311. 313. 347 
371. .372. 3K4, :HK5. 477. 4KJ, 518 
54;5. 551, 5(50. 599. 782, 921. 936 
939, 940, 1h)5. 
Elizabeth C. .570, 90.5, 1224, 1227 
Elizaht'th H. S!OtJ 

Eli/.ahetli .F. 225, 332, ii2H 

ElizalK'th M. 224, .542. 916 

Elizalu'th O. 721. 1113 

Elizaljeth 1*. .542 

Elizahi'th T, 339 

Elizabeth V. 477 

Elkanah :«, 36, 37, 48, 49, 84, 167 
290, 555 
Ella 341, 446, 638, 81)2, 9S4 

Ella A. 549, 92H 

Ella n. 399, 726 

Ella E. 3w. ;t)9 

Ella I. 4S9. 850 

Ella.f. 485,845.1158 

Ella M. 640, 1046 

Ella W. 610 

Elh-n 597 

Elk-ii A. 997 

Ellen E. 344, 644 

Ellen F. 275 

Ellen K. 341. (!37 

Ellen L. 1101 

Ellen M. 253, 358, 45.3, 4i!I. ,"i91 
810, 916. 9K-> 
Ellen P. 941, 1236 

Ellis KM. 294 

Elmer E. 540, 914 

Elmer L. 953 

Elmira 551,9.35 

Elmira M. 4S5, .s45 

Eliiiina |{, 489 

El na than 374 

EInathan P. i:^ 

Elsie 996 

Elsie U. iKi() 

Elsie. I. nil 

Elsie .M. 4,S8. S49 

Elsie W. (i,s2 

Elvaton 1.33, 218 

Elvira 273,36.3,371,669 

Elvira B. 342,641 

Elvira O. 372 

Ely 178, 312, 599 

Emellne 372,553,669,941 

Enieline E. 4(K), 727 

Eniilv 22.'). 243. 411. 443. 532, 1223 
Emily A. 9)2 

Emily M. 508. 877 

Emily C. 444. 570, 799 

Emily E. 444, 798 

Emily l". i»50 

Emily II. 289. 373, 547, 673 

Emily .1. 252, 459 

Emily M, 43.3. 777 

Emily 14. 1072 

Emily S. r,s7 

Emerson E. 199 

Emery Cj. 991 



Emma 552. 584. 949 

Emma A. 364. t)57 

Emma H. 961 

Emma C. 361. 655 
Emma E. 794. 904. 921. 1172. 1:.22 

1230 

Emma F. 7(H!. iioi 

Emma F. G. 697. 1091 
Emma .1. 458. 544, .591. 815, 919 

9s6 

Emma .M. 634, 808. 1179 

Enjioa 1". 440, 78H 

P^mtiia B. 961 

Emmons 277, 5is 

Enoch E. 312. 597 

Ephraim 94. 139. 178. 311 

Ephraim S. 5.so. 970 

Erasmus I). 225 

P>astous II. 5.32 
Erastus 141, 144, 2:J9. 2.">1, 440 

Erastus C, 216 

Erastus E. 518, 8ks 

Erastus G. 152, 263, 487 

Ernest A. 120 

Ernest. I. 671 

Ernest L. 784 

Ernest 8. 587. 954 

Estella 9:j4. 1235 

Estella A. 4^5. 845 

Estella M. 490, 851, 990. I0,s9 

Estella V. 694. 1090 
Esther 36, 45, 46. 67. 68. 141. 213 
239. 2(k). 314. 494. .597, 782, 8.38 

Esther C. 1234 

Esther L. 485, 846, 1005 

Esther M. 405, 7:M 

Esther V. 914 

Etta 385, Gi4. 1043 

Etta B. (iic' 

Etta E. nil 

Etta M. 385, 700 

Ethal M. 815 

Ethel A. 914 

Ethel B. 84t) 

Ethel E. ' 845 

Eth.lU. 795,1173 

Ethel K. 1173 

p:thel L. 1121 

Ethel M. 1091 

Ethel P. 708 

Ethel S. 587, 978 

Ethel V. 914 

Eus^ene B. 457, 813 

Euf?ene I), 4.)8, 814 

Eugene E. 994 

Eugene L, 591. 5<K). !M!. 993 

P'uKene V. 7S9. 1167 

EuKenia F. 542, 916 

Eugenia M. 808, 1179 

Eunice ir)4, 155, 265 

Eunice B. 261 

Eunice E. 708 

Eunice S. 1070 

Europe 102. 191 

Europe W. 3»!. 630 

Eva A. 487. 848 

Eva B. 876 

Eva T. 976 
Eveline 240, 251.351, 438, 457, 489 

Evelyn C. 661 

Evelyn M. 1222 

Evilena M. 4.^3 

Everett F. 697 
E.xperience 37, 41, 42, 219, 401 

Ezel<lel l.Cf. 217 

Ezekiel C. :W9, 587 
Ezra 210, 374, 375, 557, 678 

Ezra (i. 375, 681 

Facelia 1089 

Fannie (KHi, 10(H) 

Fannie I'. 83() 

Fannie \V. 704, 1100 
I''anny 231. 262, 2,82, 1158, ]2:J4 

Fanny G. 259.481 

Fanny I". 194, 341 

Fay 920 



Fayette B. 
Fer(lin;ind 
Flavia E. 
Flavilla P. 
Flavins .1. 
Flora 
Flora A. 
Flora B. 
Flora C. 
Flora E. 
Flora G. 



251.4.56 
920 

544, 919 
'dxiS. 703 

545, 922 
6(K), UMW 

320, 4;")3, 810 
616 
6«4 
698 
1042 



Florence 438, 639, 701. 920, 1095 

1228 
Florence A. 99() 

Florence B. 922 

Florence E. 840, 1267 

Florence I, (37 

Florence M. 499, .541, 7(X) 

Florence.!, 1121 

Florinda.l. tHi5 

Fk)yd 441. 794 

Floyd K. 843 

Frances 251. 436, 4.56, 7K4 

Frances A. 373, (i73 

Frances C. 1158 

Frances E, 27:1, 511 

Frances H. 1)78 

Frances .1. 2.5:j, 4«)0 

Frances L. 508. 878, !»94 

Frances M. 5.53, 9i0 

Frances P. .591, 986 

Frances S, 7.35 

Francis 144. 195, 207. 342, 371 
638,039, 1121 
Francis A. 640 

Francis B. 8;J9 

I'rancis E. 569. 962, 406 

Francis 1. 553 

Francis .1. 268 

Francis L. 518. 8Ns 

Francis M. 261. 289, 406, 488, 552 

939 
Francis Z. i)20 

Frank :i53. 436. 488. 495. 649. 670 
782, 857. 874. !104. 1198. VSM 
Frank A. 875. '.liHi. 9.')3. 120il 

Frank B. 83(). 921, 1229 

Frank C. 632 

Frank 1). 907. 1225 

Frank E. 490, (W2, 1(47 

Frank 11. 497,701,784,813,860 
Frank I, 4^8, 849 

Frank l». .528 

Frank S. (»6. 8:t8. 10.53 

h'rank W. 540. 637. 719. 84.s, 914 
1034, 1046 
l<'ranklin 405. 784 

Franklin B. 307. 406, 482, ,585 

84.3 
Franklin C. 616, 1015 

Franklin E. 5<X8. 877 

Franklin E. 531, 904 

Franklin W. 2(i:i, 487 

Fred 842, 857, 1046. 1198 

Fred .\. 488, (i42, .s49 

Fred B. 514.697. .s84 

I'red ('. ()47 

Fred 1). 11. 059 

Fred E. 457,814,835, 1192 

I' red I". 875, 1209 

Fri'd L. 585 

Fred .M. 678, 1070 

Fred N. 914 

Fred O. SKU 

Frederick 141. 240, 2(i6, 289. 498 
526. 528, 552. 899 
I'rederick A. 5.53 

Frederick B. .32.3, 615 

Frederick II, 4:^4. ,860. 899 

Frederick. I. .'ffi 

Frederick M. 240. 341. 4.39. 638 
786. 8()8 
l'>ederii'k \. 430. 777 

Frederick .'>. 643 

I'rederick V. 238. 434 

Frederick W. 364, 487, 6.59 



\ 



INDEX 



1357 



Freeman 186, 323 

Geordie H. 644 

Georse 7. 102, 200, 243. 273. 275 

2.^0, 283. 400, 440. 405, 515, 522 

535, 540, 660. 784, 815. 895, 955 

965. 

George A. 261, 319. 484.697. 1091 

George B. 284, 541, 544, 7.35. 919 

George C. 265.491 

George D. 457. 678, 814. 1070 

George E. 3.53. 423, 458, 720. 767 

815 876. 906. 1111 
George F. 332, 498. 628, 861. 867 

955. 1204. 1246. 

George G. 10;U 

George H. 200. 261, 363, 440, 4S5 

531, 561, .570. 644. 656, 706, 720 

788, 904. 905, 952, 953, 965, 1224 

1245 

George I. 632. 1040 

George K. 3;J9. 632 

George L. 528, 876, 899. 977 

George M. 374. 676 

George O. 479, 549, 840, 930 

.George P. 659, 1218 

George E. 541 

George S. 555. 845 

George T. 605. 698. 1006 

George W.. 252. 269. 294. 319. 343 

364. 384, 386. 457. 459. 491. 497 

501. 561. 563. 570. 608, 682. 698 

701. 852, 860. 861. 955, 965. 1046 

1158. 1199. 

George Z. 583. 975 

Georgiana 535, 943. 1237 

Georgie 977 

Geneva 936 

Geneveive 888 

Gertrude A. 661 

Gertrude E. 438. 868. 952 

Gertrude H. 535, 676, 1069 

Gertrude L. 542 

Gertrude R. F. 660, 1055 

Giles 26 

Gladys 1089 

Gladys E. 1222 

Gladys M. 1101 

Glezen F. 608 

Goodman 31 

Gorham 213, 384 

Grace 857. 927, 996 

Grace A. 835, 961, 1192 

Grace B. 1047 

Grace D. 399. 726 

Grace E. 920 

Grace H. 285. 977 

Grace I. 535 

Graced. 616,735,1091 

Grafton 209 

Graham 926 

Granville F. 563 

Green 102 

Greta R. 876 

Grove A. 381.693 

Grover D. 997 

Gustavus A. 266, 492 

Guy 919 

Guy F. 937 

H. Leo 994 

Hallett 213. 385 



'Hannali 7, 
121. 136, 
210. 219. 
331. 374. 
923. 

Hannah A. 

Hannah B. 

Hannah C. 

Hannah E. 

Hannah J. 

Hannah Ti. 

Hannah M. 

Hannah N. 

Hannah S. 

Hannibal 
354, 



27. 32 44, 45, 64. 66. 84 
139, 168.178, 192, 202 
221, 224, 280. 283. 312 
386. 401, 522, 534, 545 

375, 5.35, 679, 950 

152, 263. 307, 372. 584 

282, 386, 532, 534, <H)7 

243. 444 

705. 1101 

197.353 

261, 483, 552. 938 

161, 278 

2)2. 217. 3iU 

102. 197, 199. 200. 349 

358, 387, 697. 706, 840 



Hannibal E. 3.53. 649 

Hannibal F. (>58, 922 

Hannibal G. 192, 3:^2. 336. tu^O 

Hannibal U. 644 

Happie A. 541 

Harlot 2iM. .'.43 

H ariot C. 326 

Harley 494. 8r)6 

Hiirmon 241. 440. ,59ti. 994 

Harriet 219. 225. 243.262.265 

287. 31 1. 312. 386. 401, 436. 446 

452. 486. 477, 490. 586. 592. 597 

598, 633, 704, 78:i, 996, 1040 

1158. 

Harriet A. 283, 453, 534, 701, x(\f) 

1095 
Harriet C. 622. 1023 

Harriet E. 375. 485, 534, 679, 846 

907 
Harriot F. 344, 440, «v44, 7^6 

Harriet G, 659 

Harriet H. 444, 570 

Harriet M. 506, 591, 634, 977. S)87 

1044 
Harriet N. 259. 294, 479. 564, 950 

124:i 
Harriet P. 397, 40.5, 725, 733 

Harriet R. 238 

Harriet S. 240, 423, 437, 484, 732 
844. 1123 
Harriet U. .591 . SH") 

Harriet W. 540,914 

Harold 977, Wxi 

Harold C. 1261 

Harold E. 1005 

Harriot 970, 543 

Harriot A. .580 

Harris S. 786 

Harrison 311.594.919 

Harrisons. 594,992 

Harry 436, 782 

Harry A. 609 

Harry B. 615 

Harry H. 899, 1221 

Harry J. 991.126.5 

Harry W. 777, lUU 

Hartwell A. 386, 700 

Hartwell C. 441. 791 

Hartwell H. . 1168 

Harvey 133, 1.59, 160, 218, 273, 440 

789 
Harvey D. 287, 54;5 

Harvey M. 554,943 

Haskaline 494. 8.56 

Hattie E. 444. 799. 922 

Hattie M. 700 

Hawley H. 259. 479 

Hazea D. tVi4 

Helen 381, 436, 495, 647. 782, 857 
1052. 1165 
Helen F. 978, 1040 

Helen B. <W4 

Helen E. 263, 488. SCS 

Helen H. 708, 810, 97(i 

Helen W. 1168 

Heman 508 

Hem an G. 259 

Heman T. 312 

Henrietta 312 

Henrietta A. 596.994 

Henrietta L. 3()0. 6.53 

Henrietta T. 9.54. 1245 

Hen ry 7, 161 , 243. 277 2M , 3t>4 
441. 452, 479, 528, 551. 553, 554 
790, 807. 
Henry A. 388, 442, 444, 566. 70<t 
^ 795 

Henry B. 610, 730, 922 

Henry C. 282. 479. 5:{2. 839 

Henry F. 456, si 3 

Henry H. 200. 36;i,4r>3. 531 , 59.S 

Henry .1. 343. (U4 

HenrVlv. 3WJ. 701.9.52 

Henry L. 705. IKKt 

Henry M. 332. 361. 796, 937, 1224 



Henry N. 
Honrv P. 
HeiirV S. 
Henry W, 
Herbert 
Herbert E. 
Herbert 11. 
Herbert T. 
Herman 
Herman G. 
Herman T{. 
Herman 'I'. 
Hernion M. 
Hester 
HtHtic M. 
Heltie P. 
Huzekiah B. 



277, 517, 888 

342 

26.3, 39.3, 4KK, 489, 719 

266, 317. 495. SCO, 954 

697, una 

678 

876 

963 

271 

259. 477. 8:« 

(OT, 1045 

312 

4<)6 

312, 5i»5 

9K4 
2fl«. 490 



Hiram 178. 241. 24.3, .313. .37:1, 441 
446. 59S, (i72, 996 



Hiram E. 
Hiram F. 
Hiram H. 
Hoel H. 
Holland 
Helton 
Homer 
Homeria 



l(tti5 

2'ls. 4:«5 
444. 7".t9 

7(M 
441. 7Vi 

285 
225. 240. 439, 7:« 

225 



Hope 35. 37. 47, 82, 167. 176. 290 
.S<X!, 579 
47. 76. 231 
186. 323. 324. 1223 
26:!. 4t« 
KU. im. 1043 
5.11. '.H>4 
262. S49 
1121 
704 
2<i:i4K8 
271. 505 
:^2.3. 615 
676, 1067 
S42 
1043 
.s;« 

1198 

182, 312, 317, .545 
2«2 



Hopestlll 
Horace 
Horace A 
Horace E. 
Horace H. 
Horace L. 
Horace M. 
Horace P. 
Horace Y. 
Horatio 
Horatio B. 
Horatio H. 
Howard 
Howard H. 
Hugh W. 
Huida 
Huldah 
Huldah G. 
Hyrum 

I. E. 

Ida 

Ida A. 

IdaE. 

IdaF. 

TdaH. 

Ida M. 

Iddella L. 

IdellaG. 

Idris 

Ha 

Inez E. 

Inez L. 

Ira 

Ira A. 

1 ra B. 

Ira H. 

Ira \V. 

Irene 

Iris 

Irving \V. 

Isaac 47. ; 

102. i;i2. i:t:t. 155 

216. 217. 268. 317 
Isaac G. 
Isaa.- H. 
Isabell 
Isabella B. 
Lsabella E. 
Isabellas. ^ 
Isabella W. 
IsaI.elh- B 
Isadore 
Isadore F. 
Isadore (i. 
Isadore .1. 
Isaiah 



551 

482 
777, 1062, 1164 
697 
.598 
569 
«04 
937. lti»7 

697. 1091 
216 

9:ffl 

792. 1169 

549, 929 

182.388. 312. ;il 7. 596 

317 

.597. 708, m> 

799 

317. 606 

926 

319 

54. .58. 70. 80. 81. 9i5. !Hi 

1S2, mt. 195) 

319. 

2(*0. 3(U 

2S.5. .542 

9:i7 

avj 

tH3 

5i54. 942 

1246 

063 

912 

5«W. 957 

5(>:i. 957 

957. 1247 

128. 167. 213. 288. :i6.3. :t<t 

rv50. .V>2. IMO 



1358 



TIIE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Isaiah |{. 


.W. r>s4 


Isaiah II. 


.W. t«»7 


Isaiah S. 


ma 


Israri 


5. 33. Xi. 36. 76 


Iva |{. 


1113 


Izahtl M. 


stfl 



.Jatii-z 4".. -W. 67, 80. I3K. 13(1. 140 

141. 315. iM 

Jabfzl). .■>4!i 

Jiicob -tsi. ;VI9. ."kSI. 51HJ. <.r2T. i»3s 

Jiicob P:. 544, 553. !W» 

Jat-ob I.. imi 

Jacob I'. il3H 

Jacob \'. 2«!t. 547. !»3ii 

James ,">. 7. K. <». 14. l."i. 18. 3f>. 27 

3S. 29. .10. :n. 32. :i:(. 34. Xy. 36 

37. 43. 44. 45. ,54. (W. lis. 121. 124 

131. 142. 2(tS. 20!i, 21(i. 2i:t. 241 

2."i!l. 374. ,J.sl. 400. 441. .5!IH. ti70 

673. 7:{.i. 767. iHt6. 1062. losit 

11,57. 

JanifS A. 4K4. 640. 844. 1167 

Jaincs B. 362. (vB. ti.5(i. 1042 

James D. 271. 318. jOS. 6as 

James E. 382, X^Z 405. 534. 'tW 

734. R8S. ih>7 

James F. 213. 3^2 

.lames G. li)2. :i33. :m. 4+4. 644 

7'.is 
.lames H. 480. 518. 840. !I06 

.lames .1. 374. 676 

.lames -M. 343. 372, .382. 54<i, 60S 
671. 6!<*>. 106!) 
.lames N. 2.5!<, 47'.) 

,lamesP. 5.S4 

.1 allies K. 477. 508, 87.5, 876, 1218 
James T. 4(V5. 733 

.lames V. 234. 42:{. 1158 

.lames W. 343. 546. 672 

Jane ii3. 154. 176. 177. 273. 286. .HHS 
:M)H. 372, 38(5. 511, 543. 544. .586 
670, 703, 918. 
Jane A. 240,506 

Jane E. 243,26a, 444, 445. 4,s<). 502 

7'.li> 
Jane G. C. 65!) 

,Iane .M. 555. !)43 

Jaiuata 444.800 

.lasper E. !)64 

Jiiv L. 921 

,layT. !I!I7, 1267 

Jeanette 251, 4(M). 4,56 

Jeaiietle M. 1180 

.leliiel 81. 1,5!) 

Jemima 120. 208 

Jenelte 4.55. 811 

Jennie 670, 784, 904. !K)3. 1061 
Jennie H. 1042 

Jennie C. ' .540,014 

Jennie E. 591, 987, 9!ll. 1265 

.Icnnie L. 458, si(i 

.leniiie M, 5(K). 875 

Jennie I*. 698, lOlCi 

.leniiy L. 519 

.leniiy V. 88,s 

.leremiali 9:>! 

Jerome H. 593. Still 

Jernsha 84, 131. 150. 159. 2()0. 271 
Jenislia .V. 30(), 587 

Jenislia C. 361, 4.85 

Je.S9e Kl. 1,59, 213, 272, ,306, 385. 5S() 
Jesse T. 264, 490 

Jessie C. 10.53 

.le.ssie G. 5^7 

Jessie L. 587, 616. 977 

Jessie .M. iXi 

Jessie li. 1)78 

Jewell 251) 

Joan 7 

.loanna 67. (W 

.loaiina ( '. 2,59, 478 

Joasli 19:.', :i:}i 

.lob 35, 36, 37, 4-1. 45, 47, M. 121 
212, 381 
Joel 159 



John 5. 7. 8. 26, .30, :{3. :«. 37, 43 

45. 47. 4M. 49. .50. 54, 76, so. si 

83, 84, 95, 103, 141, 144, 1.59, 169 

184, 18,-), l.sti. iji,-,, 3(17, 20S. 2:« 

236. 2.53, lino. 2i»5, :i42. 34.3, :S64 

373. 405. 494. ,523. 545. 546, 570 

(Ul, 659. 8!C». 919. 921. !HU. 12:h) 

,)ohn A. 400. 69s. hti7. iC's, 9.54 

1092. 1167. 1215 

.lolm C. 326, 452, .531, 5«il. ,569, (i:.'2 

808, 954 

John D. 9:+t 

John E. 271, 509, 7*4. HW, 1221 

John F. 266, 494, 540, 544, 920 

.lohn G. 894. 1158. 1217 

John H. 26:1. 488, 498. 608, )U0, 731 

861, 1046, 1121 

John , I. 45s, si, 5, i|,>s 

John I-, 4.SS, iiiii, 1(147 

JoIhi .\I. 374,691,706,1101,1121 

John \. 1230 

Jolui 1'. 312, ;}86, 531, 705. 'MH 

John K. 24!). 4.37, 604. 10.55 

.John S. 406, 497, 735. siri 

John T. 4.59, 479, 552, 585, .599. 81h 

840. 997 

John T. M. 2S4. 510 

John \V. 2:J8. 275. 319, :a2. 343 

429. 4;i0, .51.5, 622, (540, 719, 777 

'.HI4, 102:1, nil, 1217,1222. 

.lonab 80, 1.5:1 

Jonas 214, :i86 

.lonallian :5.5, ."16, 37. 45. MS, 68 

132. 216, .394 

Jonathan E. 973. 1252 

Josepli 95, 184, 294, 295. 549. .551 

563, 566, 567, 927, 9:U 

Joseph B. 307, 582, 5K1, 971 

Joseph C. 720,9:18, 1113 

,Ioseph D. 1053 

Joseph E. 894. 1216. 1217 

Joseph G. .58:1. 927. 976 

Joseph H. :U51, ;566, 6,56, 9.53. 961 

1244 
Josepli N. 444 

Joseph P. 261. 485. .531. 5.52. 7:i2 
905, 938 
Joseph R. 937, 13;J4 

Joseph S. 282, 393. 5:13. 5:i:!, 730 

907 
•loseph W. 961 

Josephine 553, 584, 836. 938, 97(5 

1121 

Josephine E. 4!K), Soi 

Joshua .55, .56. 57, ,58, 93, 94, 176 

17s, 179, 182, 208, 305, ;i(H!, 311 

:n7. ;i43, 372, 578, 580, 593, 

Joshua 0. 569, 9iU 

Joshua G. ;u;i, (542 

Josiab 45, 46, 67, 68, 128, 131, i:i2 

213, 217. :{S4, 941 

Josiah E. 294, 299, .56:i 

Julia 144, 240, 277, :141, :147. :is4 

441,517, (5:17, (547. 793 

.kiUa A. 34;i. 251, 281, 319, 443 

45i5, 528 

,Iulla I). 2i59, 476, 477, 5,55, 943 

Julia E. 604, t)94, 1(H)5 

.luliaF. 3,s8, 708 

.lulia M. .591, 977, 987 

Juliette 340, 352. 440, 4.5s 

Juliette A. 4:i6, 7s:t 

.luliusA. 2i:t, :is2 

.lustina M. 1065, 12s7 

Kate 4:i() 

Ivate B. 1217, i:to5 

Kate M. !Hil. 1249 

Katherine 782, 1165 

Katie E. 922 

Katie .\I. 922 

Karl M. ic's 

Laena D. 808. 1179 

Lafayette D. 317. 606 

Lara N. 6(Ki 

Laura 144. 1(50. 252. 259, 274, :il4 
4.st), 494, 601, 697, 799, 857, 1224 



Laura A. 340. 444.4S0. 564. 8W 

10!i| 

Laura B. :{20. 991 

Laura E. 4ss 

Laura II. r>ls. nss 

Laura .1. 506. s74 

Laura K. :i:M*. 6:i4 

Laura L. 444. 79s 

Lauriston .>(!, Toi 

i^avina 793 

I.,;i\vrence :tl4. iiui.920 

Lawrence A. (501. 999 

Lawrence K. r2l 
Leander 155. 267. 312. 59:5. !>9<v 

Lee E. 1111 

lA-e G. S46 

Lei'v E. 62,8. io;i4 

Lloyd B. 21S. :(99 

Llovd I). (,94 

Lemuel .s4. 16.s. 294 

Lemuel B. 961 

Lemuel E. 5455, SHiO 

Lemuel N. 8:i)j 

Lemuel \V. 271. .507, 87.5, 876- 
1309. 1310 

Lena F. Msa 

Lena 1. 9«.>4 

Lena L. :i99. 726 

Lena .M. 1325 

Lena K. 671 

Lent i:i6. 331. 4ii5 

Lenzea IKl, 31s 

Leoneila B. 954 

Leonidas L. 319. 4(hi, 40) 

Leonidas.M. 7.31. 1121 

Leonidas X. 1121 

Leonidas V. 404. 7:iO 

Leonora 952 

LeHoy D. 791 

Lester 159. 272 

Lester A. s;is 

Lester S. 9!r2 

Levi :i!)0. 543 

Levi A. . (582. 1072 

Levi B. 506. s74 

Levi 1). 37(i. r>s2 

Lewin A. 217. 218 

Lewis 47. 48. 6), 80. 81, 1:1,3. 1.53 

VVi. 1(54. 1(55. 168. 178. 194. 2is 

241. 2S1. 2.S2. 2s:i. 307. 310. :)11 

:i41. 441. 5:14. 541. 5.S4, 591. 597 

Lewis B. 281. 528 

Lewis C. 271. 508. ,87(5 

Lewis E. 5;50, 720. «:i2, 100(5. llOO 

nil 

Lt wis F. ,58,->. (594. 977. 10S9 

Lewis .M. :i8i. 094. 720. s99. 1112 

Lewis \V. 406. .591. 7:1.5. 794 

Lewis H. 121: 

Lilla 1217 

Lillian J):i4. 9!l,3 

Lillian G. 6:17. 1045 

Lillian K. lO.so 

Lillie B. 1(H>> 

Lillie V. 694 

Lillie E. nil lllH. 1:.'9I 

Lillie. I. 720 

Lillie .M. (54:1 

Lincoln li. .338 

Linda ,1. 45:i, 810 

Lizzie ,541 

Lizzie L. 610 

Lizzie C. 9.50 

Llewellyn S. 7:i> 

Llovil 11. 21s, IIMl 

Llovd 1). 694. 1090 
Lois <M, i:i6, 159, ISO. 214. 221. 269 

:iS6. 549. 70H. 926. 12;il 

Lois A. 546 

I^ls V. 1121 

I^la E. 1101 

Lora F. 8.50 

Lora L. (')(»() 

l>oren 144. 251 

Loren M. (594. 10.8!) 

Lorenza A. 5!H). 99:5 



INDEX. 



1359 



Lorenzo D. 
Ijorenzo F. 
Liorenz'j N. 
Lorenzo S. 
Lorinria 
Lorinda N. 
Loris S. 
Lot 
Lot M. 
Lottie 
Lottie B. 
Louie .L 
Louis H. 
Louis L. 
Louis W. 
Louisa V.i9. 

Louisa B. 
Louisa K. 
Louisa M. 
Louise 
Louise F. 
Louisiana 
Lovina E. 
Lovisa 
Lucelia A. 
Lucien D. 
Lucien N. 
Lucile 
Lucinda 130. 

Lucinda E. 
Lucinda H. 
Lucretia 
Lucretia B. 
f/ucretia F. 
Lucretia M. 
Lucy 144. 195 

Lucy A. 
Lucy D. 
Lucy O. 
Lucy P. 
Lucy R. 
Lucy W. 
Lulu A. 
Lurana 
Luretta 
Lutlier 
Lutlier C. 
Lydia 41, M. 

\so. 190, 1.04. 

495. .i4i). 
Lydia A. 
Lydia G. 
Lydia I. * 
Lydia J. 
Lydia M. 
Lydia W. 
Lyle I. 
Lyman 
Lyman S. 
Lyman D. 
M. Adelia 
M. liay 
Mabel. J. 
iMabel M. 
Mabel R. 
Mae E. 
Maggie E. 
Mafjgie R. A. 
Mahala S. 
Mahalia 
JNIalvina 
Malvina D. 
Mamie W. 
Marana 
Marcia N. 
Marcus 
Marcus B. 
Margaret 4i 
Margaret A. 
Margaret C. 
Margaret E. 
Margaret F. 
Margaret V. 
Margaretta 



694. 1089 

.•238. 4:27 

375 

319 

:200. 313, 302 

375, 681 

838 

163. 282, 926 

900, 1.221 

920 

1111 

991 

706, 1 101 

932 

976 

214. 225, 318. 672 

561. 9.50 

441. 790 

981 

440. 814 
1246 

22.5, 411 

317 

161, .277 

441, 792 
591. 987 

1261 

852 

141.234. 2.52. 307 

31S. 405. 583 

238, 43a 433, 777 

283. 535 

373. 405, 672 

405. 4:33. 733. 778 

2.52. 459 

273 

245, 286. 311, 312 

543. 549. 592. f,!)7 

243. 416. 676. 1067 

394, 721 

598 

212, 380. 928 

387 

214, :i8S.. 528, 899 

984 

167, 290 

563 

194. 241, 3.39. 442 

1040 

84. 94, 95. 102. 178 

2^ 287, 311, 329 

489, 850 

1168 

1089 

480. 840 

252, 344, 459 

544, 918 

906 

186. 323 

549. 924 

926, 1.234 

372, 671 

994 

874 

1173 

721 

914 

1217, 1305 

1218 

5.54, 942 

922 

. 506. .^26 

934 

1217 

4flp, 857 

262 

791 

217. 397 

1,234,281, 442, 79 1 

423 

5.^^, 944 

444, 894. 1217 

591. 9.86 

412, 7-12 

327 



JIaria 208, 213, 243, 314, 339, 372 
381. mi. 672 
Maria C. .374 

Maria E. 49s. s(il 

Maria L. tiOs. srn 

Maria M. 11. "tS 

Mariali 312. .".97 

Mariam L. 1245 

M;iriam P, .542 

INIarie A. 444, 79S 

Marie E. 977 

Marietta 598, 632, '.nil. OOO. 1010 

1:2-50 
Marietta B. 
Mariette 
Mariette B. 
Marilla R. 
Marion 
Marion A. 
Marion E. 
Marion M. 
Mark 
Mark \). 
Mark H. 
Marsiiall 
Marshall C. 
Marston L. 



6S2 

277. 516 

400, 727 

:i20 

860 

439. 786 

\)r<i, 964, 1(1-23 

996 

136, 219, 4lX) 

927 

405 

488 

210, 375, 708 

^... ...>„« 6.55 

Martha 67, 166, 208. 281, 2,'<5, .286 
3,S6, 441, 446. 498, .545, 705, 791 
803, 923. 
Martha A. 317, .320, :323, 332, 479 

r.49, 603, 615, 629, 840, 923. 
Martha D. 622, 1023 

Martha E. 506, 553, 637, 874, 1250 
Martha F. 266 

Martha.]. .540,914 

Martlia L. 372. 670 

Martlia M. :i06, 341, .578, 63(i, 969 

1043 

241, 442 

31:2, 544, 596, '.r20 



Martin 
Martin E. 
Martin H. 
Martin .1. 
Murtin L. 
Marina M. 
Martyn A. 

Mary 7, 2 
45, 55, 56 
81, 97, 102 



287, 28,s. 545 

706 

789 

261, 483 

iK)6 

32, 3ti, 37. 38. 41, 44 

fu, 5,s, (U, 1)7, 7.^. SO 

.., „.. .._- 124, 12.S. i:i2. 133 

139. 1.53, 155, 163, 168, 169, 176 

19."). 200, 214. 217. 241, 251, 261 

2i6, 273, :280, 281. 287, 295. :t08 

31.x 328, 361, 384, .389. 4;{6, 440 

455, 4Si, 488, 4!B, 49S, 544. 546 

!^63. 586, 624, 670, 783. 789, M5 

«Ql,9;i2. 

Mary A. 200. 2»0. 259, 2.S2. 36:< 

384, 405. 430. 437, 440, 457, 490 

515. 518, 542. .551. .552. 561, 570 

.^.93, 657. 669. 697. 777. 7.S6. 794 

884. 887. 919. 934. 9:i7. 940. 950 

9.53. 1060, 1172. 1215. 

Mary A. G. 554.912 

Mary A. R. 361. (>55 

Mary B. 364, 628. 659, 694, 1034 

1089 

212. 281, 380. 477, 52s 

570, 633, 837, 894. 1041 

984 

261.271,277. .343. 373 

406, 446, 477, 4S9. 50)5. 519. 522 

.5.31. .'40. 544. ,549. 551. .5.=i2. .561 

.593. 5St>i, 622. 642. 676, 7(Hi. 719 

7:^5. 802. .'^O.'^. S94, 904. 914, 919 

922 U2S. <)32. 953. 9!M). 1)121 

1040, 1062, 1067, 109.5. ilH) 

1224. 1291 

Mary F. 341, .388. 458, 50)i. .591 

636, 707, 81)), S74, 952. 9S5 

Mary F. C. 95s 

Mary(T. 3;i9. 49.s. s)ii 

Marv H. 4.-5. 811 

Mary .J . 2.59. 261. .381. 4,^0. 190 

fills 

Mary .1. E. '.ini 

Mary L. .182. 4:Vi. 6'.>5. 701. 779, -ss 



Mary C. 

Mary D. 
Mary E. 



Mary M. 264, 

Mary 1'. 
Marv U. F. 
Marv S. .508, 
.Mary T. 
Marv V. 
Mary W. 
Maryette 
Maryette C. 
Maryette M. 
Mason 
.Matilda 
Matilda U. 
.Mailie 
Maltie E. 
Maud .1. 
Maude B. 
Maude E. 
Maude I. 
Rliiudc ,M. 
^Ia\(•v 
Ma.xwell O. 
May 
May F. 
Mazie 1.. 
iMehitable 
.Mellen K. 
.Melinda 
Melissa 
Melis.sa I). 
Melville L. 
.Melville W. 
.Meivin A. 
.Melvin.T. 
Meivin M. 
Meivin O. 
.Melvina 
Mercy 47. 70 

133. 1.3)). 144. 

212. 273. :i80. 
Mercy A. 
Mercy H. 
Mercy f». 
"Merle 
Metta A. 
Michael 
.Mildred 
Mildred E. 
Mildred I. 
Mildred L. 
Miles A. 
Miles C. 
Millard F. 
MilliaO. 
Millie M. 
Milo 
Milton 
Milton P. 
Minerva 
Minerva C. 
Minnie 
.Minnie E. 
.Miiiide .M. 
.Mua 
.Mira O. 
Mirabel M. 
Miriam 
Miriam 1'. 
Alississlppi 
Molly 
Monroe 
Morris .1. 
Morris \V. 
Morion 
.Morton \V. 
.^lor^imer .1. 
Morlimer T. 
Moses K 
.Muiiford .M. 
Mniietta 
Myra L. 
>lyroii 
.Myron F,. 
.\l"vron li. 
.Myron M. 



;c:i .332 


387, 


615 




719, 


977 
.531 
.KIO 


.561, .58a 


7k6. 


955 




3.36, tklO 






>0W 






iNil 






27.5 


. 




485 




549 


144 


441 


. 793 


97« 
522 










430 






5K7 




)1.50. 


io5:i 

)tl3 


.514 


. 7i»8. 


•.HNt 




S9j. 


121 S 
SI7 




:186 


7(Hi 
1244 


4»< 


. 8»9. 


9.38 




506 


S74 


84. 94, 


U!7 




641. 


1044 

;i8,s 


3.S5 


. .549 


9-23 




289. 


.547 




720. 


nil 

«1H 




720. 


1112 
.5!H5 




312 


611 
531 
280 


. 76. 7S. 


S)). SI . 93 


147. KiO. 


1)19. 


176 




:irt8 


58fi 




218 


4(NI 
.541 
S46 
515 
7. 8 
!I36 
1023 
1201 
6!tl 


441. 


7<»2. 


11)19 

4;ci 

319 




161 


277 




Mil. 


12!»4 


IIM 


.273 


. 275 




3l,s 


. 319 
240 




2fS 


. 428 




•272 


. 4,s.s 


liis. 


IIKK). 


11134 




liOl. 


DHKi 




94 


. ISl 

)'>Ott 

ll.s<) 




405 


. 7.34 
.".12 

522 




95 


. is:i 




261 


. 4,s:i 




373 


672 

672 

273 

1112 




:(17 


. 6) HI 
6) lit 




:2.s:2 


. 532 
MM 




;)lt)I 


. 91H 
1)».".0 


170. 312. .114 


. .598 






.VtH 




IHHt. 


12(17 




442 


. 71X1 



1360 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Mvron 1'. 


tun. IfKKi 


Dsrar C. 


387, 7(lt; 


M'ynm W. 


;<M. (MfJ 


Oscar E. 


444 


Myrtle 


117 1. Tstl 


Uscar L. 


r>(Ni 


Myrtk- A. 


1)01 


Oscar O. 


79-,' 


Myrtlf V. 


\r.i>i 


Othello C. 


942 


Mvrtlllji L. 


430. TKi 


Otis 


21t, 386, :is7 


Niit.by 


S»5 


Ottlee A. 


1 :.----' 


Niiiicy \93. iMT, 


31N, 339. 371.r^« 


Owi'll 11. 


441 


N'jini'y A. 


.'Kil , I'M 


O/.nIa 


,j;)0 


Niiii.-y II. 


.{«»;. 701 


I'alirjtT 


593, if.K) 


Nancy L. 


21C., !M 


I'ariit'hi 


17H 



Nancy .M. X7(5, 5C5. tW2, i».'.9 

Nannii' K. 955, 124t> 

NarclssaY. l.")2 

Nathan 121, 208, 209, .373 

Nat hail C. 259, 479, 5,54. 942 

N.-ithan S. 2W, :S(>4 

Nalhanlfl so, SI. 121, 142, 144 
liil. Iti.!. Ki.-), 210. 213. 24.'>. 2.MI 
:>.'). 2'.Hi, 374, 375. 523, r)54, t;73 

NalhanicI I'. 2S5, 542 

NallianielK. 524 

N.itliaiiielT. 284, .341 

Nellie 9:« 

Nellie A. 643, 104,s 

Nellie D. 1091 

Nellie K. 1217 

Nellie G. 917 

Nellie .1. 104;^ 

Nellie L- 634,1043 

Nellie M. 795 

Nellie N. 7S4. lltki 

Nellie O. 453, si l 

Nellie R. 922 

Nelson 31K 

Nelson O. KW 

Nephi 927 

Nettie F. (>s-2 

Newton H. 7S4, lltki 

Niles 241, .142 

Noah C. 381, 694, \\m 

Noel W. 597 

Norman 219, 312, 59(5 

Norman C. 433, 779 

Norman S. 591. 9.s4 

Norris 3s5 

Norton tHie 

Norton N. 585, 977 

Oane C. 847 

Obed 286, 289, 542, 5.50 

Olx;(l A. 553 

Obed E. 552, 9.(7 

O'Oilvie E. 503 
Olive Kil. 1(53, 165, 2,59. 26t;, 279 
2SI, 2.S2, 479, 493, 49s, 531, 9.37 
Olive A. :«7, 553. 698, 840, 941 

1(«I3 

Olive B. 317, 4S0. 603 

Olive C. 295, 566 

Olive H. 2.sy, 549 

Olive .J. 406 

Olive L. t)82 

Olive N. 295, .566 

Olive 1'. 905 

Olive W. 36.3,657 

Oliver H. 477, .S36 

Oliver C. 4*<2. .S42 

Oliver 1<\ 962,1250 

Oll.i .M. 708 

OiiiarE. 1112 

Or.i H. 591, 9S3 

Orlando 179 

Orlo.V. 792 
Or). ..I. 247,448,808,1179 

Orpha E. S49 

Orphal^ 7iHi 

t)rra 1S3, .319 

(Jrr.'i F. 319, 6t»9 

Orra.I. 453,810 

Orren 1S5 

Orrin 719,1109 

Orrin D. 243 

Orville 179,240 

Orville .1. 593. 991 

Orville V. 695 

Oscar 2.89, 506, 551, 965 



I'amelia 154, liM. 2:J4. ::m. 290 
31 1. 314, 337, 35.3, 592. 601, 1 1,')8 
Para 939 

Patience 50, 82, x4 

Paul 1). 811, 1181 

Paul .M. 542 

Paulina 2:«, 42.3. 115s 

Pauline E. 452, 808 

Paulina F. 6s2 

Pearl 1209, 1210, 1234 

PelcK Mi 

Percey 838 

Percey C. 952, 1244 

Percey !^. (>09 

Perez 81, 155, 1.59, 160, 16:1, liH 
I(i5, 17t), 273, 282, 284. .mi, 540 
.".7s. 911. 
Per ley H. 70t> 

Persis 393, 719 

PersisP. 720,1112 

Peter 7, 20s, 373 

Phear 286. 543 

Phebe 94, 141. ISO, Zi2, 265, 275 

119S 

Phebe A. 264, 441, 790 

Phebe M. 554, 942, 11.5s 

Phebie O. .593 

Philander 312 

Philemon 81 

Philo 144, 155, 201, 219, 243, 252 

266, 400, 444, 494, 495, 8.5t>. 857 
Philo D. 444, .s(Kl 

Poladore 190, 327 

Polly 165, 167, 1S2, 186. 217. 2.s3 

2S7, 318, 321, 395. 936. 
Polly A. 312, 591, 596, 983 

Polly B. 317, 603 

Prescott 339 

Priscilla 45, 46, 66, 67. 128, 214 
Prince 2(U 

Prince E. 531 

Rachael 50, 82, 167, 288, 551, 932 

9;« 
Rachael A. 477 

Rachael T. 549. 552, 927 

Ralph 1223 

Ralph B. 721 

Ralph E. 1091 

Ralph B. 976 

Ray 1209, 1210 

Ray A. 70s 

Ray E. 1091 

Ray F. 609 

R.iyinond 977 

RaVniond R. 1217 

Rei.e<,-ca 93. 94, i;i2, 150, 16S, 176 

ls2, l,8:i, 216, 292, 294, 318, 372 

373, 5(i2. 
Rebecca F. ItHI, .3,54 

Reliecca C. .394 

Rebecca (i. 5(i5, 901 

Rebecca N. 569. 9lU 

Reliance 216. 394 

Rena M. !t94 

Rettie 937 

Reuben 49. 50. 82. 84. 121. 167 

16S. 169, IS;-), 209, 214, 2ltti, 2!H 

295, 320, 371, 373, 374, 387, 553 

669 
ReulM-n n. 706 

ReuV)en L. 12.56 

Reuben S. .591. 9S1 

Reuben W 9.S4. 12.55 

Rhoda A. 1,59, 270, 271, 5(»S, 943 
Rhod.i E. 552, 591, 984 



Richard 144, 2,52. t'70. ^(V^^ 

Richard A. 243. 444. 5.S1. 97.*^ 

Ric-liard C. 259. 477. s;iS 

Richard 11. 400. 726 

RoU-rt B. R. ti06 
Robert D. 317, 605, 86.S, 1204 

Robert E. 597. 995 

Robert F. 545 

Robert N. 721 

Robert P. 78« 

Robert W. 953 

Robinson P. 91s 

Roderick 238. 4,36 

I{t>}rerC. 1101 

Roland R. 695 

Roland S. 928 

Roland V. 914 

Rolland 1204 

Roiii.uita 221. 405 

Rosa E. i>37 

Rosa L. 4*<» 

Rosa S. 961 

Rosabella lai, 219 

Rosamond W. 320 

Rosanna M. 6,s2, 1072 

Uoscoe 708 

RoscoeG. 38S, 70H 

Rose 499, 69s, 939 

Riwe .\. 388, 707 

Rose E. 707 

Roselvin 697 

Rosina 136. 219 

Roswell 261. 4s:j 

Roxanna 219, 241, 400, 44o. 441 

Roxanna M. J. 3sl. 694 

Roxaina 596. Sim 

Roxy.l. 441,792 

Roy S42 

Roy A. UKU 

Roy G. t>l4 

RoV M. 65*), 1052 

RoVal P. 1173 

Ruby 1234 

Rudolph 934 

Rue I 282. bSl 

Rufus 194 

Rufus G. 194 

Russell 440, 441, 7Ks. 790 

Russell E. 122.5 
Ruth 36, 44. 45. iH, 64, 70. 78. 80 
91, 93, 94. 133. 14t>, 141. 148 

149, 175, 176, 1.S2, 235, 30,5. 553 
s:j6. 

Ruth .V. 78S, K44 

Ruth B. 307 

Ruth E. 261, 4.86 

Ruth .M. 217 

Sabra 2JU, MO 

.**abrina 16.5. 284 

Sadie A. 92s 

!*adie L. 1111 

Sally 102. 159, 160, Uw, 167, liH 

195, 199, 221, 283, 287. :i40, 405 

Sally A. 261,483 

Sally B. 264,489 

SallV E. :W). 7(H> 

Salmon 141, 1.50.233. 2,36,261. 11.57 

Salmon C. 259, 47S 

Sam 11. 6ti9 

Samantha 441.791 

Samuel 159, .5s() 

Samuel A. 364, mv) 

Samuel B. 200, 306, 324, 362. ,5S(> 

Samuel C. 570 

Samuel G. 480, h41 

Samuel ,1. 477. K18 

Samuel L. 364 

Samuel P. :143 

Samuel S. 271, 509 

S:iraO. 868 

Sarah 7, 26. .Ti, 36. 45, 46, 67. 68 

78, SI. 94. 95, 140, 142, 144, 1.52 

1.59. Ki:^, 1S2. l.s.3. 1S4. 244. 2.52 

262. 2S0, 281. 2S5. 2.S7, 31»!, 318 

319, 362, 374. 3sl, 521. 545. 670 

673, 934, 1063. 



INDEX. 



1361 



Sarah A. 


259 


312, 317, 326, 405 


407, 553, 


.583, 


598, 604. 622, 734 


SliO. 932, 


938. 




Sarah B. 


307. 


342. 376, 508. 583 
640, 082, 845. 877 


Sarah C. 


284. 


4.30, 539, 570, 783 


Sarah D. 200, 3W 


, 365, .551. 6(i0. 932 


Sarali E. 


3:23 


372, 374, 379. 470 


604, 015, 


070. 


_^734, 834, 894, 922 


904. 1005 


, 131 


7. 


Sarah F. 




532, 570 


Sarah U. 




294, 563, 782, 1105 


Sarah H. 




;«2, 430. S60 


Sarah J. 


340, 


339. 353. 301, 384 


400, 413, 


459, 


M9, 650, 698, 735 


743. S18. 






Sarah L. 




598 


Sarah M. 




217. 384. 544, 918 


Sarah O. 




540, 927 


Sarah P. 38 


, 551 


, 555, 095, 930, 943 


Sarah R. 




732, 1123 


Sarah W. 




282 


Scott E. 




596, 993 


Scytha S. 




552, 939 


Sears 




52S 


Semantha 




341, 033, 1(»41 


Seth 81, 120 


150 


154. 155, 160, 106 


, 108, 308, 


361, 


274, 285, 372. 373 


483, 545, 


070, 


9.23. 


Seth A. 




561 


Seth C. 




301, 485, 486 


Seth F. 




933 


Seth H. M. 




361 


Shepard L. 




320, 009 


Shubael N. 




2S5 


Siba 




183, 318 


Sibyl 




317, 003 


Sibyl W. 




861 


Silas 64, 130, 


194, 


207,341,371,372 


Silas P. 




341 


Simeon 82 


166 


285, 287, 542, 545 
916, 1227 


Simeon E. 




921, 1230 


Simeon F. 




294, 565 


Solomon 


45, 


46, 66, 67, 68, 128 


130, 178, 


215, 


286, 311. 393, 543 


591. 






Solomon A. 




531, 720, 1112 


Solomon H 




261, 483 


Solomon L. 




542, 915 


Solyman G 


359 


476, 477, 835, 836 
1192 


Sophia 194, 


221, 


261, 271, 340, 406 
483, 505 


Sophia A. 




381. 694 


Sophia D. 




508 


Sophia I. 




570 


Sophronia 


214, 


219, 240, 388, 401 
405 


Sophronia O. 


387, 388, 708 


Sophronia 


R. 


336 


Spencer A. 




441, 792 


St. Clair C. 




1210 


St. Clair S. 




500, .S74 


Stella 




933 


Stella M. 




1047 


Stephen 


155, 


159, 212, 209, 370 
311,593 


Stephen B. 




264, 489, 807 


Steplien E. 




005 


Stephen O. 




605 


Stephen W 




593 


Stickles D. 




313, 598 


Stuart W. 




13.5ti 


Susan 178, 


199, 


200. 226. 3.53, 304 
373, 563, 934 


Susan A. 


308, 


563, 586, 587. 957 


Susan E. 




360. 430 


Susan F. 




782 


Susan M. 




505. 9(» 


Susan V. 




9.50 


Susannah 


7, 


190, 311. 327, :W2 
372, 593. IMO 


Susannah 


D. 


330, 029 


Susie 




939 


Susie A. 




839, 1193 



Susie L. 587 

Sumner 214. :iXV 

Sumner II. •i,s6. 705 

Sumner M. 7(h 

Sylvanus 49, 50. 81, S2, 100, 167 

313. 3.S6, 387, 3,84, 542, 546, 09s 

910, 9,53, 1344. 



Sylvanus A. 
Sylvan us F. 
Sylvanu.s L. 
Sylvester 
Sylvester B. 
Sylvester F.. 
Sylvia 
Sylphia 
T. Corwin 
Tabitha 
Tabitha P. 
Talbot F. 
Tamer G. 
Tamsa 
Tempe 
Tennis S. 
Thacher 
Thaddeus 
Thaddeus H. 
Thankful 08, 76, 94, 131, 134, ;>05 

900 

984. 13.")5 

501, 9.53 

439, 786, 1089 

508 

731. 1121 

150, 259. 301 

317. 004 

480. S40 

004, 1005 

441. ,91 

163. 379. 2.S0 



953 

560, .561, 679, 950 

318 

150 

301, 482, h42 

.5(iO 

295, 506. 9ti3 

144. 344 

319 

49, 50. 68, ,^ 

373, 073 

0.55 

936 

94. ISl 

155. 308 

578, s;i8 

39:1 

100 

13.(1 



Theo C. 

Tlieodore F. 

Tbeodore P. 

Theodore S. 

Theodosia 

Theron 

Theron A. 

Theron II. 

Theron O. 

Theresa 

Theophilus 

Thomas 47, 78. 79. 80. S4, 131, 

150, 108, 310, 359, 393, 395. 

519, 501. 569, 070, 671, lOtB 



149 
373 



Thomas C. 
Thomas F. 
Thomas H. 
Thomas M. 
Thomas R. 
Thomas T. 
Thornton 
Timothy 

Timothy C. 
Timothy H, 
Timot by S. 
Tirzab I'. 
Tirzah S. 
Truman 



730 
■)70 
533 
888 
551, 569, 934, 903 

561, 953 
8,38 
313 
4^59 
253 

380, 704 

144. 253 
670. l(Hi9 

554, 943 

154, 221, 264, 312, 405 

596 



3i>5, 570. 
394. 504. 



07, 128. 130. 131. 
214, 253, 



Truman I. 
Truman L. 

Ulysses S. G. 
Urania 
Ursula 
Useba 
Verdi E. 
Versia M. 
Vernisia A. 
Vesta .1 

Veva 
Vlda C. 
Viola 
Virgil L. 
Virginia M. 
Volney 
\'olney P. 
Wallace 
Wallace B. 
Wallace E. 
Walter 
Walter A. 
Walter B. 
Walter C. 
Walter E. 
Walter G. 
Walter.]. 
Walter K. 



490 
640 

1111 

235 

277, 516 

441 

1111 

876 

700 

197, 347, 702 

937 

846 

M57 

12;S() 

731, 1122 



551, J«7 

at7 

!«7 

4;f5 

910. 1317 

9(!3. 970. 977 

.549, V^i* 

682. 1072 

818 

446, (533, 1042 



Walter M. 

Walter?. 

Walter S. 

Wiirren 

Warren E. 

Warren T. 

Ward P. 

Washington 

Washington I. 

Wiiieriniin M. 

Weallhy 

Weld 

Wellington B. 

Wells 

We^sb■y 

Wilbur A. 

Wilbur R. 

Wilbur W. 

Wilford W. 

Will 

Will C. M. 

WillardC. 

Willard O. 

Willard R. 

WUlard S. 

Willard W. 
Ilium iXi. 
3(19, 215. 217. 
395, 311. 313, 
3><4. 393, 4.30, 
5;S1. 535, 543, 
593, 599. li:i9. 
7i»0. 793. 794. 
937. 1001. 100; 

William A. 4b5, 



2W. 



955. 
.5?<.5, 
443, 

309, 
21 K, 

5itt, 

OlM, 

:wi, 

3iil, 
522, 
5:^1, 



124ti 
977 

, 7SW 
275 



W 



720, 



549 



4;«. 779. 
, 144. 167, ll^5, 
2.">9, 3s3, 3s:s, 
343, .343. .373. 
441. 444, 479. 
,'>43, .551. .509. 
670. 073. 73(». 
N15. S40, ir3(l, 
1. 1173. 
5;^!. 585, 836, 



William B. 

William C. 
William D, 

William E. 

William F. 
William G. 
William H 

405. 5t)6. 

615. 010. 

870. 90!S. 
William .1. 

William L. 



153, 262, 387, 544. 

094. 973. 1(W9, 

937. U.is. 

243, 44.5, 440, 551 

095 

247. 4.5.3. 549. 597 

720. 997. 104S. 

217, 553. ".H)4. 939 

319. 444 

194. 2S9. :j3:^. Ml 

535. 550. 553. .5.5.3, 

0.f7. 0x3. 091. 7:13. 

94;i, 964. 

261, 373, 400. 4*<5 

734 

207,268,371. 499 



William M. 284. M\. 540. 591. 



William (). 
William 1". 
William S. 
William T. 
William V. 
William W. 



SOs. 953. 11S() 

212. 371. 379 

477. h37 

4<<9 

544. 

77, 499, 519, 59,3 



380, 



Willie 
Willie B. 
Willie G. 
Willis O. 
Willis M. 
W'ilmirth 
WInHeld S 
Wluthrop 
Winthrop .\. 
\Nolcoi t 

WolCDlt ('. 

WoodrutV .\. 

Worderi W. 

Yates N. 

Zaccheus 46, 67, 120. 1.33, 

ZellaO. 

Zenas 

Zerviah 

Zilplia 

ZoaS. 

Zophen 

IIALBRKT 
Gertrude 

HALDEKMAN 
Maria 



604 



701. 
720. 



.SO. HI. 150, 



»J28, 952. 



200 
.•Wi 
4>7 



208, 

2H5 
441 
151 

.CV. 



,5X7 

:vM 

lliU 
.Ml 
KisK 
, 7(13 
, 4M2 
, h93 
, )NM 
920 
31H 
913 
792 
1112 
928 
857 
814 
930 

im 

k7d 
957 
875 
, 208 
2f*« 
.373 
495 
.591 
7S2 

\m 

846 
977 
583 
1225 
1(HI6 
. tW 
,9.34 
, «4;i 
1111 
1222 
. 009 

. :i80 
570 
800 

,671 
, WtO 
. 672 
1065 
987 
1344 

, :i06 

, 928 
, K'lO 

919 
, .si«l 
1221 
. tH)4 

044 

961 
UHKi 
1112 

9:16 

um 

\W 
(153 
. :<63 
, 091 
M7 
S47 
540 
,216 
S18 
, 570 
. 7IM 
, 223 

;. ti22 

28.5 
1(V5« 



1362 



TTTE n A MI. IN FAMILY. 



IIAI.I, 




.lohn 


180 


Semilda 


488 


Inn L. 


1240 


I'hebe 


llM 


William H. 


11S.S 


HALSTEAO 




IIARDV 




HARROUN 




Clarfnci' A. 


ll.V. 


Daniel W. 


JtSO 


Elliott K. 


(«St 


Clara K. 


ll.V) 


Louie 9S0, 


1253 


John E. 


KS4 


LiiLlla K. 


ll.V. 


Uuih L. 


vm 


HART 




Su-lhi M. 


11.V. 


Williur H. 


12.)3 


Anna \. 


S»i9 


Sylvia l>. 


ll.V) 


HARDWICK 




Edward 


709 


HAMMER 




Algie M. 


1058 


HARTONG 




Anna 


10«7 


.lames \V. 


105H 


Li Hie 


m> 


HAMMOND 




Samuel H. 


10.')H 


HAUTWELL 




Clara 


755 


HARLAN 




Annie L. 


SHI7 


l)wi„'lii L. 


755 


Clarence .1. 


i:iir_> 


Charles E. 


lOS.) 


I'raiik I). 


755 


Marion C. 


i:i02 


Charlotte 


241 


(iciir;;u F. 


755 


Il.MiLoW 




Charlotte M. 


JK)7 


.lames 


734 


Agatha 


98) 


Christina H. 


'.m. 1247 


.Itssie 


755 


Alice P. 


!I48 


Egbert T. 


KK) 


Mary E. 


IHO 


Grace L. 


1270 


Leonard J. 


955. !I5») 


MiirvT. 


7.'>.'> 


.Iiihn 


94S 


Lucinda I). 


.532 


Minnk- 


755 


.lulia E. 


1125 


Lu.-y H. 


iK>7 


Nalliaii C. 


755 


.lulia H. 


SIO 


.Mar;;nerite 


UK-i 


Susan C. 


755 


Laura C. 


94S 


.Sarah W. 


017 


HAMOR 




Lvdia E. 


<MS 


William H. 


907 


Rose 


1175 


Martha P. 


94H 


HARVEY 




HAMPTON 




Mary 


10.-)h 


Agnes E. 


1073 


Mary 


777 


Percis O. 


Kill 


Arthur L. 


858. 1198 


HANOEY 




Sherman R. 


1125 


Arthur S. 


719. 1109 


Berty \V. 


1011 


Susan A. 


94,s 


Caroline S. 


494 


Charles H. 


1011 


William 


948 


Charlotte 


1073 


KiiSiena C. 


Kill 


HARMON 




Clarence 0. 


719. 1109 


(i rover P. 


1(111 


Charles M. 


R30 


Claude R. 


1149 


lltnry K. 1010, Kill 


Ida I. 


8:«» 


Elizabeth • 


287 


.Jcniiif M. 


1011 


Jesse 


822 


Emma A. 


495. M58 


Li la F. 


1011 


Luke 


11S4 


F m ma .1 


858 


Nellie M. 


1011 


Mark 


1184 


Evpji 1. 


719 


HANCllETT 




Mary 


705 


Florence 


858. 1198 


Alice B. 120;i, 1304 


Mary A. 


KJO 


Henry J. 
James L'. 


494 


Anna 


]0|.> 


I'riah 


830 


K5t< 


.1 fssse L. 


i)7s 


Warren F. S22. 


1184 


Lydia A. 
Orrin C. 


494 


.Inlin 


244 


HARNDEN 




1149 


Lewis S. 


1002 


Florence 


1222 


Oscar L. 


495. ,*;.> 


Lui-y 


259 


HARNES 




Ursen 


494. 405 


HANCOCK 




Emily 


57ti 


XJrsen A. 


494. 850 


Libbie 


1087 


HARNS 




HAKWUOD 




HAND 




George H. 


1259 


Benjamin F. 
F. N. 


tkil 


Isadore C. 


829 


HARPER 




M4 


HANDY 




John R. 


774 


Laura F. 


S14 


Alexina R. 
Henjamin F. 
Daniel IL 


574, 91)8 

574 

1242 


Katherine S. 

Mary L. 774. 

PauIC. 


1102 
1103 
1102 


HASKELL 
Annie P. 
Etta L. 


t>51 
72(5 


Frank G. 


574. fHiH 


William H. 774. 


1102 


Frank B. 


10»>5 


Harold B. 


IHiH 


HARPENDING 




Harriet F. 


1095 


John 


0!)5 


Ellen 


479 


Harry L. 
Otis F. 


720 


Nellie G. 


1242 


HARPLEY 




390 


Sarah 


299 


Elmer 


1009 


HASKINS 




Willi am S. 


574 


HARRICIv 




Alice 


1274 


HANFORD 




Minnie E. 


iim; 


Blanche 


11.50 


Frank- 


599 


HARRIMAN 




Clara 


115t5 


I'^red 


599 


Alice E. 


lit).') 


David 


707. 1156 


Georgia 


599 


George A. 


1105 


Fred 


1151) 


Mary 


599 


HARRINGTON 




Homer 


1150 


May C. 


599. <.)97 


Carl R. 


1310 


Iowa 


1150 


HANSCOM 




.1 ames L. 


1310 


.letTerson W. 


700 


Lillian B. 


912 


Lewis L. 


1310 


Jerry 


1294 


HANSON 




Maria 


794 


.lerry L. 


1294 


Abigail 


384 


Rutli L. 


1310 


.lohn 


707. 11.5t5 


HAOIGHORST 




HARRIS 




Lala B. 


125*4 


C. R. 


4-H2 


Charles S. 703, 


, 10i>9 


Lulu 


11.56 


HAPGOOD 




Daniel 


70.3 


Mettle 


1156 


Mary A. 


:i44 


EttaO. 


703 


Ned L. 


1294 


HAPSON 




F'annie 


804 


Nelson .1. 


707 


D. C. 


1008 


Fanny 
Frank W. 


4(19 


IJebecca 


327 


IIARBAUGH 




KWI 


William 


1156 


Frederick C'. 


841 


(ieorge D. 


7o:t 


HASTINGS 




HARDEN 




Graham 


804 


Hattie M. 


1045 


Alson 


311 


Henry 


877 


Simon C. 


906 


1IAI;I»ER 




IlenrV G. 


804 


William H. 


>2;{ 


Caroline 


830 


llu::li 


877 


HATCH 




II. \. 


75.") 


.la.-..l. W. 


70.3 


Abbott 


1067 


.lohn II. 


832 


.losenh 


703 


Al.ner D. 


12.59 


HARDING 




Lvdia S. 


1)5; t 


Addle M. 


950 


Albert 


1312 


May M. 877, 


, 1210 


Adelia F. 


558 


.Viiibrnse H. 


1107 


Nellie 


877 


Alice F. 


9.57 


.\ ri'lielous 


1312 


Nellie (;. 703. 


10!»!t 


Cliarles 


95)t 


Uelsey 


:t42 


HARRISON 




I'hloe 


2.s() 


Kiinlce 


5S1 


Herth.i L. 


1297 


Clarissa 


5.")9 



INDEX. 



1363 



95 



76^ 



(0, 



Edgar E. 762 

Ellen D. 956, 1247 

Esther 266 

Fausta T. 762 

George E. 1151 

George S. 1067 

Gladys E. 1151 

Hamlin E. 762,1151 

Harlow T. 76.2. 1151 

Helen C. 

Isaac H. 

James A. 

Jane 

Joseph 

Mr. 

Slarcus W. 

Martha 

Mary 0. 

Mary H. 

Mlniiie L. 

Moses E. 

Olivia 

Ruth A. 

Silas W. 

Thatcher 0. 

Thomas M. 

William 

William A. 

HATHAWAY 

Abbie 
Caroline 
Charles 
Gharles H. 
Clarissa 
Daniel P. 
Daphua P. 
Dora M. 
Edwin 
Fred H. 
George 
George D. 
Harriet F. 
Helen R. 
Huldah A. 
John 
Julia 
Levi S. 
Lewis J. 
Lois 

Nathaniel D. 
Paul C. 
Sarah T. 
Will F. 

HAVEMANN 
Julia J. 
William 

HAVENS 
Doris 
Elma A. 
Frank H. 
Frederick D. 
Frederick W. 
Gilbert M. 
Henry 

HAWERY 
Anna 

HAWKES 
Louise P. 

HAWKINS 
Charles H. 
Lida E. 
Ralph E. 
Sophia 

HAWKS 
Adeline M. 
Maria 

HAYDEN 
Claude C. 
Gerald L. 
Mortimer L. 

HAYES 
Esther N. 
Martha A. 

HAYNES 
Daphne 



1151 
1067 
J*!59 

286 
124 
201 

1150 
166 
578 

1151 

1151 

563, 957 

.201, :J65 

956 

563 

563, 957 

12.58 
475 

1067 



396 

396, 724 

396, 723 

723 

396, 723 

410. 738 

396, 724 

723, 1115 

72.3 

723 

410 

723 

396 

410, 738 

396, 723 

396 

396, 724 

396, 723 

723 

218 

410 

395 

1073 

723 

897 
897 

1211 
1211 

849 
1211 
1210 
1211 

849 

1131 
907 

1056 

1056 

1056 

319 

827 
47S 

1137 
1137 
1137 

477 
639 

288 



HAYWOOD 

Charles M. 
Miner E. 
Mirriam C. 
William H. 

HAZEN 
Albert 
.\rulrew 
Arthur W. 
Au/.iMla F. 
Au/.ella M. 
Auzilla C. 
Henjamin H. 
Caroline 
diaries \. 
Charles F. 
Darius .V. 
Edward 
Edward H. 
Edward F. 
Edward H. 
Elizabeth G. 
Emerson 
Frances M- 
George \V. 
Harriet 
Isaiah 
James M. 
Jerusha 
Laura T. 
Lois 
Lois A. 
Luthera 
Mary L. 
Monroe 
Nabby E. 
Nathan 
Olive 
Roswell E. 
Roy A. 
Samuel S. 
Serena E. 
Seth P. 
Simeon T. 
Simon 
Thaddeus 
Viroska J. 
Willett E. 
William 
William H. 
William W. 



Mary 
Lizzie R. 



HEAD 
HEALEY 



287 



429, 



429. 
429, 



288, 
288,, 



11S4 
1184 
11S4 

ns4 

429 
54(> 
776 
776 
776 
776 
77() 
288. 54(i 
429, (76 
429 
546 
428 
77() 
776 
775 
776 
546 
429 
54() 
S46 
2,s8 
.=i4(> 
287 
776 
288, 5r>4 
546 
546 
429 
547 
551) 
288 
286 
547 
776 
.547 
4::9 
546 
546 
546 
540 
547 
.547 
942 
546 
546 

520 

1285 



288, 



288. 



HEATH 

Bertha C. L. 771 

Carl L. 1051 

Cynthia 515 

Cyrus 839 

Elsie M. 1051 

Floyd V. 1193 
Henry 839, 1193 
Jay 839. 1193 

Louis I. 1193 

Mildred G. li>")l 

Orren 69S 

Pearl G. 1193 

Robert W. 10.". 1 

William 1051 

HEDGES 

Annie E. 628 

Elizabeth B. 628 

James 11. 628 

.Joseph 628 

Leify C. 628 

Mary J. 628 

Matilda «28 

Sarah F. 628 

William 112:i 

William II. 628 

HEFFLEMAN 

Ada A. WW 

Ella F. «W 

Grace A. 6«9 

Imogene M . *W9 



Iva .M. 




tKKI 


Jennie L. 




tiOtl 


Jessie F. 




609 


Laura A. 




iW) 


Holla 




(i<i9 


William H. 




tiOU 


HEIMS 






Henry F. 




126(5 


IIEMENWAV 






(.Jeorge A. 




1214 


Seymour 11. 




1204 


HEMINWAY 






Francis 




252 


HENDERSON 






Alonzo 




750 


Ella.l. 




7riO 


Ida .1 . 




7:i« 


Ira 11. 




750 


Leg rand 1). 


750, 


lUKI 


.Mr. 




•m 


Mahel V. 




7.50 


Sherman T. 




750 


W. C. 




785 


HENDKl.N 






Fred N. 




ii;fi 


Helen K. 




1135 


Susan 




S.54 


HENNON 






Charles O. 




1076 


Halford H. 




1076 


Henrietta 




1076 


Thomas J. 




1076 


William L. 




1076 


HENRY 






Charles G. 




la-vS 


.Josephine 




1135 


Sewall 




1088 


HENWOOD 






Belle J. 




1206 


HERMAN 






Lewis F. 




13(«l 


Stewart L. 




y.m 


HERRICK 






Albert A. 




1187 


Amos 




.s24 


Archibald R. 




(jiKi 


Ardilla B. 




6ie 


Arihur E. 




me 


Augustus E. 




61« 


Ciirrie M. 




11.S7 


Catherine B. 




S24 


Charles F. 


S24. 


11S7 


Charles W. 


3K). 693 


Clara B. 




6!r2 


Edwin A. 


834 


1187 


Ford E. 




1187 


George H. 


380, OiC 


George Z. 




692 


Hannah A. 


3H0, 692 


Hazel B. 




11S7 


Ida C. 


«92 


KVSS 


.James \. 




693 


Jeanelte E. 




1187 


.Jeanelte M. 


.S24 


1186 


.lohn C. 


S24 


lis; 


.John F. 


;wi, mtt 


K'iltie 




lis; 


J.evi W. 




iWI 


Lucy J. 


JNt. (i93 


Lucy O. 




692 


Lyle E. 




1187 


Mary E. 


824 


llsi 


Mary A. 


.'W 


1. tH« 


Mattle A. 




Oirj 


Millard 




1is7 


Minnies. 


•«•:: 


1(»,SS 


Newell F. 




lis7 


Robert F. 




oiy 


William H. 


;i8(). oic 


HESTER 






Charlt-i 11. 




629 


.lanu's 1". 




629 


James S. 




ICII 


LeIfy H. 




629 


Minnie A. 




C2«J 



1364 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY 



Sarah F. 




f>2« 


Ro.xanna 


318 


HOBBIE 




William H 




&» 


Theodore A. C. 


1204 


Eurydice 


995 


HEWETT 




HILLIBERT 




Frances P. 


738 


Ell/a T. 




527 


Miss 


372 


Mills 


995 


I'auliiia 




(}<)!• 


John 


2()S, 372 


HOBBS 




Sarah 




IJ3 


Sarah A. 


372. 070 


Alice G. 


8ti9 




IlKW INS 




IIILLICK 




-Arthur H. 


8«J9 


Franklin 




flOO 


Mary A. 

HILLS 


510 


Harold W. 


1205 


WllUaiu F 




900 




Harriet W. 


sii9 




HEWITT 




Asa 


278 


Helen 1). 


869. 12(K> 


Chark'S S. 




1233 


•loslali 


277 


Helen L. 


1205 


.Icnnh- M. 




li'n 


Marv A. 


278. 520 


John H. 


869. 12(k-) 


.lolm R. 




vxa 


William 


278, .520 


Simeon L. 


h09 


I^x'kwood 




\z^ 


HINCKLEY 




HOCH 




Lottie 




i2.i;j 


Annie R. 


s79 


Battle H. 


1009 


Lucinda 




7S9 


Augusta 
Barney 
Chloe J. 


300 


HODGE 




Lutlfia 




1233 


897 


Phelje A. 


739 


Mr. 




7s<) 


!H)4 


IIODCES 




Marvftte 




J2:« 


Cora 1". 


I>s2 


Barnum 


7<H 


William 




TH1» 


Daniel B. 


897 


Eddie L. 


1099 


HIBBARD 




p:d\vard B. 


8'.I.S 


Edmund L. 


704 


Clara L. 


i i i 


. nm 


Eli/a 


3(i() 


Ella 


704 


Nettie M. 


111 


• 'J!J2 


Elizabeth 


301 


Emma 


704, 1100 


Noel l». 




'i77 


Ellen 


299 


Frank I). 


704. 1(»99 




HICKEV 




Frank 


577 


George D. 


10ii9 


James E. 




798 


Frederick G. 


1221 


George W. 


704. 1099 


Joseph (i. 




798 


Frederick W. 


X9S 


Hannah M. 


2ti.3. 704 




HICKS 




George 


300 


Harvey W. 


111".!;! 


Aaron 




1139 


Grayson W. 


1221 


Katherine B. 


1(»99 


Albert 




1139 


Harriet L. 


300 


Llewellyn E. 


704. lOitO 


Annie L. 




I2ini 


Helen K. 


1221 


Lucie 


1099 


Cora 




1139 


Ilenrv G. 


898. 1221 


xMabel C. 


1099 


Edwin M. 




1 :.•:>(; 


Ilodiah 


110 


Maria 


588 


Ella 




1139 




292 


Mettora M. 


572 


Ellen E. 




Hi:.'(; 


Julia E. 


3(KI 


Phebe 


7(U 


( Journey 




li:i9 


Julia G. 722. 


, S97. 1219 


Stephen 


10.I9 


.lollll 




995 


Katherine II. 


897. 1220 


Susan 


1099. 12^)2 


Leroy 




1139 


Mr. 


293 


Susan R. 704. 


1099. 1100 


Mary E. 




12.-.7 


Marion 


1221 


HODGKINS 




Myrtle 




1139 


Mary 


00 


Lester P. 


1247 


Myrton 




1139 


Mary B. 


897, 1219 


HODSKINS 




Olive 




1139 


Ruth E. 


1219 


Mr. 


319 


Rose 




1231 


Samuel F. 


897, 1220 


HODSON 




Sophia L. 




587 


Seth 


682 


Mr. 


988 




HIGBIE 




Solomon 


305 


HOGEBOOM 




Frances 




510 


Sophia W. 


299 


Harriet A. 


(^7 


IlIGGINBOTHAM 




Susan 


299 


HOHN 




Agnes 




HtiO 


Thomas J. 


1219 


Kate 


992 


Annie 




800 


Wallace 


299 


HOKE 




George W. 




m) 


William I. 


897, 1219 


Andrew A. 


1006 


Jessie 




8tiO 


Wilson 


299 


Arthur A. 


1007 


l{o>jert G. 




81)0 


Zeuas M. 


299 


Carrie E. 


UK17 


Wlliiam A 




800 


HINMAN 




Fannie D. 


ltXi7 


HIGGINS 




Edfrar S. 


655 


Laura M. 


1007 


Adah P. 




1131 


Katherine 


4;u 


Lotta 


1007 


Adeline 




57s 


HINE 




Mary A. 


1007, 1271 


Blanche E 


. 


1131 


Nellie S. 


1244 


Nellie 


1(HI7 


Chiirles H. 




1131 


HINES 




Sarah H. 


11H)7 


Harrison 




744 


Holland 


203 


William L. 


UK)7 


James M. 




1131 


Jane K. 


1142 


HOLBEN 




Lucretia F 


1 


0t)9 


Josiah 


203 


Mr. 


.508 


Maria T. 




580 


Prudence 


2t« 


HOLBROOK 




Merton A. 




1270 


Richard 


203 


Ann 


499 


Minnie C. 




127(1 


HITCHCOCK 




Eleazer 


175 


Nellie E. 




1131 


Clarence 


695, 1090 


Esther 


324 


Norah E. 




1131 


Clayton 11. 


tiitS 


llann.ih 


186 


HILDKKTll 




ClilVord 


695, 1090 


Isaiah 


175 


Samuel 




tm; 


(ieorgianna S. 


977 


.lames 


274 


Edwin il. 


73<), 


, 1125 


Henry S. 


694 


J erusha 


175. 305 




IIILKEY 




Lester 


lOiH) 


.lolin 


175 


Mary J. 




1302 


Mary 


695, IWtO 


John M. 


175 




HILL 




HOAG 




Martha 


175 


Adeline 




1312 


Celia 


594, iHJl 


I'egsy 


175 


Annie A. 


()(>.'>. 


1058 


David 


594 


HOLCOMB 




Clyde C. 




12(14 


Kiiimagene 


594 


Bertha A. 


12*i6 


n. M. 




12.31 


Eva 


594 


Elizabeth 


860 


Dani.l M. 




I2il 


Harrison 


594 


H OLDEN 




llarv.y 11. 




1231 


Josephine 


594, 991 


Alden C. 


1004 


J. Fell.)ws 




I>(i5 


Leander 


594 


Anna 


S21 


James K. 




1204 


Maria 


594 


Charles N. 


1004 


Josepli F. 




005 


Royal 


591 


(ieorge W. 


821 


Joshua 




101 


William 


594 


1 1 u 1 bert 


821 


Lucia A. 




1204 


IIOBART 




HOLDERNESS 


\ 


Lucy E. 




0()K 


Abigail L. 


5,32 


Archie R. 


814 


Mary E. 
liowland 




SOti 


Annie 


1221 


Cora A. 


814. 1182 




535 


Frank 


5.">6 


Frederick E. 


814 



INDEX 



1365 



Jessie R. 


814 


HOOPER 






Jennie L. 




lOUM 


John C. 
John H. 


814 
814, 1182 


Calvin 
Lois 




2tW 
151 


IIOSBIIRGH 
Mary L. 




693 


Nora J. 


814, 1182 


HOOVER 






HOSFOKl) 






HOLDRIDGE 




Charles H. 




l()t52 


Sarah .1. 




871 


Harriet 


423 


Ethel M. 




1062 


IIOSK'INGS 






HOLIDAY 




Frank R. 




l(Hi2 


Sidney ,1. I). 




909 


Aaron 


849 


Grace B. 


1062, 


I2S6 


HO.^^KINS 






HOLLENBECK 


Mattie E. 




1062 


M^M ^^^» A K. A. A ■ fc_' 

YiurUm 




1209 


Georgie 


635 


•Nellie E. 


1062, 


1286 


Chaun(3ey 




12) lU 


Mary J. 


829 


Rodolpho 




1062 


Delos W. 


X74 


1209 


William H. 


2o3 


HOPKINS 






Edward A. 




N74 


HOLLIDAY 




Almira L. 




970 


Frank M. 


S74 


1208 


Sophia 


847 


Andrew S. 


588 


, 979 


Fred K. 


874 


120S 


HOLLIS 




Anna B. 


980, 


12.")3 


(iavlord E. 




1208 


William C. 


892 


Annie R. 




970 


Harlow A. 




874 


HOLLISTER 




Artliur 




979 


Ilaliu> M. 




874 


Edwin O. 


860 


Arthur T. 




970 


1 Inward 




121)9 


Eliza G. 


809 


Aurena 




479 


Hugh M. 




1209 


George 


729 


Charles 




201 


.lennie E. 


S74 


120S 


Henry O. 


410 


Clara 


588 


,981 


Leland D. 




I20U 


I. C. 


729 


Clara D. 


588 


, 980 


Luella 




12<tH 


HOLLOWAY 




Clarence M. 


664. 


1057 


M. Kdna 




1209 


Sophronia 


570 


Cordelia H. 




581 


Ruth . 




1208 


HOLLY 




David 




579 


William (i. 


874 


120N 


Anna M. 


1109 


Earl C. 




726 


\\ iiiiiifred 




1208 


HOLLYWOOD 

Alice 


943 


Elisha 
Elisha B. 




52 
580 


HOTCHKL'^S 
Arthur U. 
Byron 
Charles T. 
Julia 11. 
Mr. 
Mabel F. 




812 
812 
812 
812 
318 
812 
812 
TB7 


George H. 


943, 1238 


Eliza 


«79, 


1252 




Jennie P. 


943, 1238 


Esther B. 




726 




Joseph M. 


943. 1238 


Eunice 




2(H> 




Peter F. 


943, 1237 


Florence I. 




970 




Euby 
Stepnen S. 


1237 


Francis A. 


588 


, 980 




943 


Fred W. 




980 


Raymond B. 
Sarah 




HOLMAN 




Frederick I. 


588 


, 9S1 




David E. 


1246 


Hannah 


588 


,980 


HOUGH 
Mr. 




Grace M. 


1246 


Helen 




501 




37t( 


Laura S. 


1246 


Hiram 




588 


HOUSTON 




Nathan H. 


955 


Isaac W. 




.588 


A ii7PlI:i I . 




77*1 


Samuel M. 


1246 


Isaac T. 




726 


iX, IJl fiKj i I 111 M-^ 

Esther H 




J 1 II 

776 


Virtue S. 


1246 


Jane 




501 


Harry P. 
Lloyd H. 
Miss 




77« 
776 


HOLMES 




Jerusha R. 




579 




Adoniram J. 


749, 1136 


Joel 


309 


,587 




389 


Agnes 


348, 647 


Joel A. 


588 


, 979 


Percy H. 
Preston O. 




776 


Albert H. 


971 


John 




309 




776 


Amanda 


416, 750 


Joseph K. 




588 


HOW 






Anna L. 


348 


Joshua 


309 


,588 


Annie E. 




ii:«i 


Benjamin F. 


416. 749 


Joshua W. 


588 


,980 


Charlotte II. 


75;t ii39 


Clarence 


1136 


Lauraette 




840 


Harry W. 
Isaac 




1139 


Cyrus 


416, 750 


Lucia S. 




664 




417 


Cyrus H. 


348 


Lucius S. E. 




6ti4 


Isasw- II. 753, 


1138, 


li:i9 


Edward 


666 


Miss 




786 


Lucius W. 


753 


1139 


Ellen V. 


;M8, 648 


Mr. 




43S 


Mary .1. 


41 


", 753 


Elvira T. 


416, 750 


Martha M. 


579 


,970 


ThomiLS 1*. 


41' 


', 752 


Frank P. 


348, 648 


Mary E. 588, 979 


, 9,S0 


Thomas Y. 




462 


Grace A. 


972 


Minnie A. 


980, 


1253 


William L. 




llliil 


Harold J. 


1136 


Nancy B. 


588, 979 


HOWARD 






Harriet 


454 


Rachael 




1057 


Clarence W. 




llss 


Iva 


416, 749 


Ralph T. 




980 


Clitrord W. 




S>i4 


Job 


347 


Richard 




586 


Eliza W. 




946 


John 


416 


Ruth 


309 


, 588 


Ethel M. 




1188 


Lucinda 


416, 750 


Ruth G. 




588 


Harry 




1188 


Lucinda M. 


749 


Ruth N. 


58H 


. 9W> 


Henry C. 




.S><4 


Mr. 


447 


Sarah 


979, 


];.'.-)2 


Lawrence B. 




914 


Miss 


205 


Sarah C. 


58t< 


, '.MO 


Pearl A. 




1188 


Marion G. 


1136 


Samuel 


679 


, 969 


Walt^'r P. 




884 


Minnie 


666 


Samuel E. 




970 


Vincent M. 




884 


Nancy 


416, 750 


Thomas 




579 


IIOWI) 






Rushia J. 


706 


Thomas J. 




588 


Albert L 




1:104 


Stetson 


102 


HOPPING 






Guy B. 




llttM 


Walter H. 


348,648 


Caleb H. 




5<)6 


Mr. 




1304 


Walter J. 


1136 


Edward N. 




506 


HOWE 






William 


102 


Stephen 




606 


Adelaide S. 


717 


1108 


HOLSENBUKG 


HORNICK 






Alice S. 




1108 


Alice J. 


997 


Carrie C. 




1157 


Almernon R. 




810 


HOLTON 




Clarence I. 




1158 


Annie 




371 


Caroline 


622 


Edith I. 




1159 


Arthur D. 




810 


HOLWAY 




Frederick W. 




1158 


Blan.-h A. 




810 


Amanda 


963 


George H. 




11 r)8 


CVIestia 




491 


Frederick N. 


964 


Geoi-ge M. 




115S 


Charles H. 




.soil 


Lurana T. 


964 


Gertrude 




1158 


Claris.sa M. 




491 


Lena E. 


964 


Jennie M. 




1158 


Dudley W. 




717 


HOLTZHOUSER 


HORSFIELD 






Edilh F. 




718 


Ida 


1190 


Howard E. 




1310 


Edwin H. 




717 


HOMAN 




HORTON 






Eninia L. 




7tW 


Emma 


1167 


Ethelyn E. 




1272 


Eunice 




191 



13tt« 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Ferdinand S. 


71V 


Nelson 


5.58. 949 


Floreni-i- 1. 


717. IKW 


Oscar 


559, 949 


Kruncfna S. 


717 


Perez 


270 


Fred us \i. 


717. IKW 


Polly 


270, 502 


Gustaviis A. 11. 


41»1 


Pomeroy B. 
Karhael 


370, 668 


H. Kstella 


(I'.Mt 


107 


Henry 


:{7I 


Khod.i 


270 


Howard A. 


MO 


Salira .1. 


25(1. 5.55 


JaiK! A 


491 


Sallv A. 


2!»l 


Jesse N. 


K(I9 


.Sarah 168. 174 


, 291,555 


Jonas 


4yi 


Solomon C. 


292. 5.>8 


Leon S. 


717 


Susannah 


291,555 


Mr. 


;i76 


Sidney 


270, 5<r2 


Mal)el H. 


HlO 


Thomas H. T. 


252, 5.59 


MalM-Ue K. 


717. lioii 


Watson 


2ill 


Nellie 1{. 


71S. IIO'.I 


William 


558 


Nicliolas R. 


717 


HOXIE 




Orra.l. 


MO 


Mary L. 


772 


I'hineas II. 


KIO 


HOY 




Ki.-liard 


a7i 


Ellen 


989 


Tlioinas 


371 


HOYT 




William 


371 


Carmi 


885 


HOWELL 




Eugene H. 


885, 1214 


Mary L. 


X71 


Nettie 


1241 


Minnie 


StiO 


Ralph 


885 


HOWERV 




HUBBARD 




Hattic 


743 


John M. 


772 


HOWE& 




Lucy 


272 


Ashley H. 


830 


Sally 


253 


Caroline C. 


65(5 


HUCKINS 




Ellleda 


830 


Elizaljeth 


88 


Ellen 


S30 


Hannah 


88, 172 


Emnia L, 


X26 


James 


87 


Fidelia 


397 


.Joseph 


174 


Jaoolj 


67 


Rachael 


88 


Jonathan 


9.-)7 


Samuel 


88, 174 


Pamela W. 


907 


Sarah 


172 


.Samuel 


618 


liUDD 




Sophronia 


300 


Matilda 


1062 


Temperant^e T. 


566 


HUDNDT 




HOWLAND 




Richard A. 


908 


Abigail 


16S 


HUDSON 




Alice L. 


559 


Edward S. 


898 


Annie 


944 


Eva P. 


898 


Benjamin 


168, 291 


Horatio P. 


898 


Benjamin A. 


291, 5,->5 


James S. 


1249 


Belhania 


168, 293 


RevelloS. 


.898 


Cliarles F. 


944 


HUE 




Charles W. 


556,944 


Edwin R. 


1295 


Chloe A. a 


292 


Florence M. 


1295 


Chloe C. 


292 


Fred P. 


1295 


Clarissa 


291 


Harold P. 


1295 


Daniel 


291 


HUGHES 




Darius 


291 


Beatrice 


1086 


Diadama 


168, 292 


Clara 


1086 


Eben 


168, 292 


Harry T. 


1086 


El)enezer 


291 


Lura 


1086 


Edward B. 2Qi 


:, 559, 949 


Margurite F. 


1086 


Eliza C. 


292, 559 


lialph .M. 


1086 


Elizabeth 


365, 555 


Wil iam A. 


1086 


Elizabeth S. 


99ti 


HUGHSON 




Ella F. 


669 


Pamela 


233 


Ellen 


370, 6t)8 


HULBERT 




Emily 


558 


Abby M. 


820 


Emily C. 


292 


Abner D. 


463, 821 


Estella A. 


949 


Achsah 


147 


Franct.'S .V. 


556, 944 


Achsah M. 


253 


IVank L. 


5.59. 949 


Alliens. 


463 


Frank S. 


944 


Allen G. 


,'<20 


Ueorge W. 291 


, 555, 949 


Allen W. 


4r.1, S20 


Guslavus 


292, 559 


Anna C. 


462, 821 


Hannah M. 


'.Mil 


Annie 1). 


820 


Harriet 


270. 555 


Annie F. 


820, 1184 


.lalH'x. 


370 


Belle 


821 


.lames 


291 


Calvin 


i;«)8 


.lohn l». 


669 


Caroline 254 


, 462, 4ti3 


.luseph 


269, 270 


Caroline A. 


463 


.losephine 


55(> 


Catherine B. 


461, 822 


.lulia 


558 


Catherine G. 


820 


.luslu> 


291 


Charles 


461 


Lemuel 


167, 291 


Charles A. 


311, 820 


Marv .\. 


.559, 949 


Charles E. 


4(Vt 


.Melinda 


556 


Charles F. 


4.37, 4ti3 


M.rrv 


118 


Charles .1. 


254, 462 


Nathaniel 


168,291 


Charles S. 


785 


Nathaniel W. 


291, 555 


Charles W. 


82;j 



Chauncey 
Clara B. 
Clarinda 
Clinton C. 
Constance A. 
Delia C. 
Desire 
Diantha K. 
Edward 
Egbert D. 
Eirbert N. 
Eleann 
Elizabeth T. 
Kmeline B. 
Emma 
Erasmus D. 
Esther A. 
Frances D. 
Frani'es J. 
Francis B. 
Francis G. 
Francis R. 
Fredericlc 
Frederick C. 
Frederick R. 
George 
George H. 
George M. 
Georgiauna 
GeraTdine 
Harriet C. 
Helen 
Helen M. 
Henry 
Henry A. \V. 
Henry I. 
Henry M. 
Henry W. 
Ida L. 
Isaac H. S. 
James C. 
James E. 
Jane C. 
Jennie S. 
Jessie C. 
Jessie !M. 
.lohn 
John E. 
John N. 
John P. 
John K. 
John W. 
.losephus 
.Junius 
Junius .J. 
Laura D. 
Li Hie 
Lorania 
Louise A. 
Lucy A. 
Lucy E. 

Miss 
Mari-ia 
Maria B. 
Mary 
Mary C. 
Marv J. 
MarV L. 
Mortimer 
Nancy C. 
Nellie G. 
Nellie M. 
Peyton U. 
Philander 
Phillip F. 
Pt)llv 

Prescott M. 
Richard G. 
Richard O. 
Richard P. 
Richard R. 
Richard T. 
Robert G. 
Sally 
Sally L. 
Samuel B. 



253. 46J 
463 

147,254 
820 
,s2o 

161, n2o 
.591 

820 

254. 462 
4ta, .s2l 

253. 461 
1»»8 

462, 821 
2.55 
463 

2.'>5, 46;{ 
437 
.s2(» 
4413 
46.3 
820 

461, s20 
2,54 
820 

2.55, 46:i 
4t;i 
437 
511 
463 
4«i3 
511 

461. SI 9 
255, 4tU. 511 

254. 462 
4*>.f 

147, 2.55 

255. 4*« 

462. S2I 
4»)3 

254, 462 
437. 785 
462. 821 

2.54 

7.S5 
820. 1184 

SZi 
144, 461 
437, 785 

511 
254,462 

820 
147, 253. 4t>.3 

4().( 
147, 254 

255. 4t>.3 
437. 784 

785 
147. 2.54 

511 
255. 4(>4 

4t>,3 

819 

254 

785 

821 

82l> 

46:1 

4W. 820, 822 

437, 784 

4()1, 820 

820 

1081 

147, 254 

147, 2.5:i 

823 

2.55 

820 

82(t 

2,5;). 461 

147, 461. 819 

4(» 

4(H 

4t>:t, 821 

147. 255 

2.53 

464 



4;J7. 78 



147 



INDEX. 



1367 



Sarah 
Sarah A. 
Sarah J . 
Sophia B. 
Stephen L. 
Victor D. 
Victor M. 
Victor R. 
■William 
AVilliamC. 
William H. 
William J. 
AVilliam R. 
William R. 
i^ilpha M 



255. 
254,462. 



D. 
HULL 



Adin S. 
Charles E. 
Charles S. 
Clair M. 
Edward 
Emma C. 
Emmagene 
EvaE. 
Frank 
Frederick 
Grace E. 
Helen 
Helen M. 
Henry 
Henry M. 
Henry S. 
Irving 
Irving D. 
Jasper 
Jennie E. 
John 
John M. 
John P. 
Josephine G. 
Laurinda 
Louisa 
Mr. 

Minnie B. 
Olive 
Olive A. 
Oscar T. 
Sarah 
Silas 

Theodosia A. 
William 

HULSIZER 
Mary 

Julia 

Sarah L. 



HUMASTOX 
HUME 



147, 254, 462 

511 

463 

437. TS5 

464, 822 

46;^ 

464 

463 

820 

461, 819 

463 

821 

820 

820 

2;i5 

853, 1196 
853, 1196 

7a5 

1196 

1196 

491, 853 

852, 1194 

853, 1196 
852 

11S6 

1195 

1194 

785 

853 

847 

491, 853 

1196 

491, 853 

785 

491, 853 

491, 852 

785 

852, 1195 
1196 

491. 852 
596 
847 

853, 1197 
491, 852 

852. 1198 

853 

1195 

491 

78ii 

491, 852 

856 



852, 



852 



404 
996 



HUMISTON 




Harriet 




591 


Maria 




591 


HUMPHREY 




Almena 




1035 


Anne B. 




1120 


Blanche E. 




1088 


David 




401, 729 


David E. 




729 


Diadama 




219 


Edwin D. 




728. 1120 


Edwin R. 




1120 


Electa 




401, 729 


Electa S. 




729 


Ellen A. 




977 


Elmer E. 




1088 


Frances 




«1, 72!) 


Grant H. 




729 


Hamlin J. 




1088 


Hannah 




401, 729 


Harriet A. 




745 


Helen F. 




728 


Hugh 




vm 


Isaac L. 




401, 729 


John 




729 


Kate V. 




728, 1120 


Lent H. 




729 


Lizzie H. 




729 


Mark 


401 


, 728, 729 



B. 



Margaret 
Mary 
Mary A. 
Mary E. 
Minnie S. 
Nell B. 
Nicholas 
Peninah 
Rebecca 
Susannah H. 
William D. 
William H. 
W'illiam K. 

HUNT 
Adeline L. 
Albert G. 
Arad 
Artliur S. 
Hewitt C- 
Edith H. 
Eva 

Francos 
Frederick O. 
Georgia 
Hiram 
Ita 

Jefferson T. 
John 
Martha 
Melvin H. 
Oliver P. 
Rhoda 
Ruth 

Samuel T. 
Seth B. 
Sheldon R. 
William A. 
William M. 

HUNTER 
Abbie C. 
Andrew J. 
Arthur W. 
Betsey 
Caroline J. 
Charles 



728, 



401 

401 

1121 

1120 

729 

729 

729, 1121 

729 

1035 

1035 

729 

1035 

1035 

733 
733 

1088 
1231 

733 
10.88 
1231 
1231 

<>63 
1231 

7.(3 
1231 
1231 
12;^1 
12:^1 

733 

963 

l.')5 
10S.S 

963 
1165 
1231 
12.31 
1088 



Charles G. 

Clara L. 

David 

Delia 

Emily 

Emma S. 

Fannie E. 

Franklin 

G.'ilen 

Horace 

Jabez 

John 

Jonathan 

Lucy 

Marion L. 

Mary 

Mary P. 

Nancy S. 

Nicholas 

Robert 

Rosamond H. 

Harali 

Sylvia 

Thankful 

Thomas 

William 

William C. 

William G. 

HUNTLEY 
Diadama 
Henry 
Rebecca 

HUNTRESS 
Mary L. 

IIURD 
Dolly 

Henrietta L. 
,lohn 

IIIRLBDT 
Belinda 
Dorcas E. 



409. 736 

409, 73ti 

736. 1125 

137 

409 

223.409 

407. 736 

736. 1125 

76, 137, 223, 407 

76, 137 

223 

409 

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222. 407 

2£i. 407 

22:s. 4tl7 

137. 223 

2:23, 409 

76, 137 

222,406 

1125 

222. 223, 406, 409 

4Wt, 7;it) 



409 

407 

407 

409. 736 

76. 137, 222. 406 

76, 136 

76, 137 

137 

137, 222, 223, 409 

407 

.>» 



442 
794 
413 

898 

251 

8.S(5 
282 

,437 
,437 



Edward 
Edward C. 
Ella L. 
Frank W. 
George W. 
Craci' 
Harry 
Hubbard C. 
Laura 
Laura D. 
Loraine K. 
Raphael H. 

iirni.Ev 

Clara H. 
Elizabeth 

HURST 
Eleanor 
Herliert V. 
Leon H. 
Raymond O. 
W. L. 
Winifred I^ 

HUTCHINSON 
Alice R. 
Alma v. 
Annie 
Edwin .1. 
Edwin \'. 
Helen M. 
William 
William J. 

HUXFORD 
Mr. 



460. 



239, 



Mr. 

Nellie M. 
Submit 
William 

Henry G. 

Ava M. 
Charles F. 
Ida .]. 
.lames R. 
John 
Myrtle E. 
Sadie F. 



HYDE 

IDE 
ILETT 



610. 



B. 



INGALLS 



744 



Eugene 
Zenana 

INGERSOLL 
Bera W. 
Charles C. 
Frank B. 
Lucrelia A. 
Philo B. 
Ralph B. 

Trunian U. 7.3:t. 

Warren B. 

INORAHAM 
Marcia P. C. 

IRISH 
Abiah 
Chloe 
Elizabeth 
■I a mes 
Jac(jb 



Marv 



IKVIN(; 
ISHAM 



Alonzo K. 
Asa B. 
Asa C. 
Eleanor L. 
Frances C. 
Helen 
Lydla 
Mark K. 
Susanne II. 



iia5, 



1035. 



lUi.'>, 



239. 
339, 



(Ji'orge 
Ray 

Mr. 



JACOBS 
H. 

JACOBSt)N 



819 
819 

460 
4U0 
819 
819 
437 
230 
819 
819 
239 

iOXi 
1144 

ICJ 
923 

stn 

(123 
923 
!>23 

945 
945 
IMo 
94.". 
iM.'ii 
945 
945 
tMi 

57P 

244 

1010 

154 

niu 

JS.57 

744 
744 
744 
744 
744 
744 
1132 

1195 
.S52 

7:a 

1124 

733 

1124 

7:« 
7:1.3 

1124 

7:b 
2(^ 

2(4 

2m 

2(M 

.■!.> 

12^^ 

um 

I2S4 

it):<> 
io:i5 

Kl'iTi 

171 

i2s;j 

1.109 

i:iou 

407 



1368 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



.JACKSON 




P^xix-rietice 


3ti. 43. .59, 61. si 


Ruth 1). 




607 


Abl.v .M. 


12M 


Frances 


3ti6. 


:i67, 6»H 


Ruth S. 




li(« 


IttTiha K. 


X^'J 


Fr.ini-es L, 




36*1. tUH 


Sally 




204. 2))5 


Hun II. 


1(>^9 


Francis 




366. 6«« 


Samuel 43. )io 


. 61 . Ifts, 


116. 203 


Carrie 


4iU 


Frank 11. 




6(vl 






2m, 205- 


DwlKht D. 


KsH 


Fred S. 




6«a 


Samuel B. 




370 


Edwtinl L. 


(>.■(.'> 


Freeman 




42 


Sarah 




43, 62 


EIk:i !•;. 


l(l.«l» 


Freeman H. 




20*5. 370 


Sarah F. 


203. : 


W7. 1311 


Hiiprv U. 


ta.-) 


Frederick 




6('>5 


S:itinla 11. 




369 


lU-liMi L. 


OX) 


(ieon:e 




202. ;wt) 


Simeon 61. 116. 


1 17, 205. 


206. »i9 


llunrkita L. 


3.-)S 


(Jeorj^e \V. 




36!) 


Susan 


2(>5, 


ai9. t)»)7 


Uonier T. 


KHll 


Gilbert S. 




662 


Temperance 




2<V). 3ti!> 


.lessk'ii F. 


KHH 


Guy S. 




665 


Thankful 




43. 5» 


JAMES 




llalhert H. 




105!) 


Thomas 


41. 60. 107 


Edwin 


7X6 


Hannah 


m 


, 204, 205 


Thornton 




6<).i 


JAMESON 




Hannah .V. 




366. tita 


Warren 


202. 367. 


3(>S. lyw 


Clyde B. 


m: 


Harry W. 
Hattle M. 




662. 1056 


Weston E. 




10.56^ 


Everett W. 


Hiu 




on 


William 


205, 


, 36<). ;Mm 


George C. 


6«6, lo-<l 


Helen F. 




664, 1057 


Wiiilam B. 




366, 6tW 


Juliii 11. 


losl 


Henry 


366 


, 3)>>. 06«i 


William K. 




l)(& 


Norrls .M. 


K6; 


Hemon 1). 




:m. tkiti 


William F. 




370 


Williiiiii 


6h6 


llodiab 




117. 207 


William H. 


202.366, 


, 367. 6))5 


.lAQUES 




Hope 




43.62 


William 11. H. 




:iti9 


Benjamin B. 


12«1 


James 




391 


Zebiiia H. 




662. 1))56 


Beiijatnin C. 


]2;t2 


James H. 




306, tH)3 


JENNEY 




Cliarlfs A. 


622, 1024 


Jane 8. 




3»j7. 1)65 


Jabez 1). 




12:17 


EuKfne H. 


622 


John 


117 


, 2(V). ;i6<) 


Wealthy 




290 


Evangeline V. 


)l»ii2 


.loseph 


116 


, 2t)4. 36H 


JENNINGS 




George A. 


1092. 12!)1 


Josepli 11. 




36)!. 662 


Asa C. 




lOOs 


Oladdi.sC. 


12511 


Josiah 43. 62. 


116.202 


. 2)13. 367 


Blanche A. 




1272 


Harold R. 


12iU 




368, 1311, 1312 


George U. 


) 


o36. 1045 


Harriet H. 


622 


Joslah H. 




367, 6t)4 


Grace 




1)^45 


Josepli H. 


622, 1(124 


Julia W. 




66:j 


Nina M. 




1272 


Mary E. 


101)2 


Katherlne 




203 


Raymond A. 


10O9. 1272 


Williani II. 


622 


Lemuel 




576 


JESSITP 




William T. 


622 


Lot 


61 


.118.207 


Polly 

JETT 




468 


JAQUITH 




Ijouisa 




•20-2. 3»i?< 


INGS 




Adelaide 11. 


706 


Louisa E. 




307. tk).') 


Jennie 




9l)7 


JEFFRIES 




Louisa S. 




603 


JEWELL 




Annie 


ioa6 


Louise B. 




664 


Seraph J. 




<)!)j> 


JELLEY 




Lucinda 




202 


.lEWETT 




Harriet L. 


825 


Lucretia A. 




3«W 


Mary 




149, 641 


JENKINS 




Lucy 
Luella 


117,206 


. 207, 369 


JIGGER 




Ablah 


116, 303 




6»)5 


Helen C. 




1280 


AhiKail 


205 


Lydia 202, 204, 


205,206 


, 367. .■tti9 


John W. 




12.S0 


Achsali 


lis 


Lydia C. 




2<Hi 


Lester P. 




12S» 


Alfred B. 


!(11 


Lvdia J. 




3))7 


Marion E. 




I2.>«t 


Alvan 


116.20.') 


M'iss 




205 


Roherl S. 




12-<t> 


Aniamlul 


205 


Marguerite 




666, io.>y 


Ruth R. 




12.S0 


Ann 


107 


Marion 




36S 


JIPSON 




Ann E. 


3ti() 


Marshall 




202 


Joba 




390 


Anna 0. 


:i68, 6tn 


Martha 




60, 202 


JOHNS 




Annas. 


667. 1050 


Martha B. 




603 


Bishop L. 




426, 773 


Annie L. 


10.-)6 


Mary 61. 


110. 118 


. 203. 204 


Carrie 




772 


Asa 42, 107, 202, 366. t^i:{ 


Mary A. 




1056 


Charles H. 




615 


Aurelia 


203, 1312 


Mary C. 




203, 1312 


Daniel. I. 235. 


236. 425 


. 426, 772 


Baker 


205 


Mary E. 




mi 


Kdwai'd L. 




426. 772 


Barllett 


205. 360 


Mary G. 




603. 1(K)3 


Elizalx'th !>. 




426, 776 


Benjamin 


204, ;W9 


Mary J. 




367. t))i4 


Elizabeth M. 




772 


Benjamin F. 


360, t)t>7 


Mary L. 


1003. ]2.() 


Fhrence .1. 




615 


Betsey 


369, M7 


Mary P. 




(>0.i 


Frederick C. 




772 


Betsey R. 


667 


May 




666. 105!) 


George B. M. 




615 


Braley 


117. 20«i 


Mercy 




43. ,59 


Geortrie .M. 




772 


Caroline E. 367, 664, 


1003, 1270 


Nancy 




203. 1312 


Gertrude .M. 




772 


Catherine 


367 


Natban 60, 


107, 202 


1. 365, 3))7 


Horace E. 




615 


Charles 202. 36(i, 3(iM 


Nathaniel 


61. 116 


i, 205. 3(i!) 


Jay W. 




772 


Charles E. 


366. (k>2 


Nellie 




663 


.lohn C. 




615 


Chloe 


lis 


Olive 




204 


Lena K. 




772 


Christine A. 


.'tow 


Oren 




2lH) 


Mary .V. 




42() 


Crocker 


2lHi 


Owen 




3«W 


Ruth (). 




426 


Daniel W. 


21 >5 


Parker N. 




6*vf. 1057 


William F. 




426. 772 


Dcliorah 


lUi 


Paul B. 




667. 105!) 


JOHN.SON 




Dlanlha C. 


003. 1003 


Payne 




207. 371 


Abla E. 




032 


I><»n-as 


2lHi. 370 


Perez, 




117, 206 


A mile 




1)40 


Kbene/.er 4;i, 60, 108, 202, :i67 


Philemon 




lis 


Beulah B. 




1145 


Kdllh M. 


lUi!) 


Polly 




204 


Burl W. 




1214 


Edward 


2(H1 


Prince 




117. 2)Di 


Caroline 




785 


Edward C. 


603, 1003 


Prudence 




204 


Charles 




4M 


Ellsliii 


205, ;j6<.t 


Uachael 




202. .3»!6 


Charles S. 




IZU 


Elisha B. 


2<Mi 


Rachael F. 




6ti2 


Clara .M. 




710 


Eliza I). 


368, {W*\ 


Uachael R. 




3*i*i 


Cornelia E. 




4)i9 


Ell/.a E. 


205 


Heliecca 




107, 2)»4 


Darius H. 




592. !),s.s 


Ell/.aheth 


IK), 202 


l{lchMii>nd 




iH):( 


Kdiia 




740, 123:^ 


Ell/alH-th C. 


.m. (Ki 


Klchiiioiid A. 




()03. 1)HI3 


Kdwiii 




716 


Ellis 


205, 360 


R(jbert B. 




371,ti6U 


Elizabeth R. 




977 


Eunice 


20<1 


Robert M. 




665 


Elsie A. 




927 



INDEX. 



1369 



Experience 
Fred 

George F. 
George T. 
George W. 
Grace F. 
Henry 
Henry L. 
Jane 
Jane P. 
Joel H. 
John S. 
Julia A. 
Kate 
Katie C. 
Leona 
Levi 
Lila 

Luman P. 
Maggie 
JNIariette 
Maryette 
Mary J. 
May 
Merza 
Pamelia E. 
Pearl 
Rachael 
Raehael S. 
Ruthie 
Sadie 
Silas M. 
Sixtus E. 
Thomas 
Wallace W. 
Wiley L. 
William 
William D. 
Will-am F. 
William H. H. 
Wilmirth 



Clara A. 
Isabella 

Mary 



JOHSTON 



JOLLY 
JONES 



76 

981) 

1214 

932 

4(59 

989, 1263 

549 

932 

592, 9(^8 

988, 12(i3 

939 

1233 

687 

1087 

989 

1233 

71H 

932 

469 

815 

592. 988 

1233 

414 

123:i 

932 

592. 988 

940 

257 

469 

932 

716 

1145 

940 

76, 989 

820 

940 

76, 716 

932 

592. 940 

592, 988 

940 

1175 
1303 

994 



G. 



Abby A. 
Ada M. 
Amos 
Anna E. 
Asa H. . 
Caroline H. 
Caroline .T. 
Charles E. 
David 
E. Archie 
Edgar -M. 
Edward D. 
Edwin F. 
Edwin S. 
Ella M. 
Ellen 
Ellen M. 
Ellery L. 
Eliza 
Eliza A. 
Elizabeth 
Emma M. 
Flora B. 
Flora M. 
Francis E. 
Harley E. 
Harriet L. 
Helen 
James 
James W. 
Jane 
Laura S. 
Lorenzo D. 
Lorinda N. 
Lottie D. 
Lucy D. 
Margarette A. 
Mary M. 
Melissa A. 



673, 



■m. 



959, 
1)73, 



947 

1067 
374 
635 
637 
947 
916 

10,88 

216 

692, 1088 

1013 
692 

124S 

1248 

10ti7 

479 

982 

5.57, 959 

375, 1168 

375, 678 

320 

557, 948 

1053 
959 
425 
692, 1087 
5.57 
222 
673 

1091 
218 

1101 

375, 678 

375 

978 

479 

1088 
994 
459 



Minnie 


637 


Nancy E. 


r->ri7, 947 


Nancy M. 


375, 67S 


Nathan C. 


479 


Nathaniel 


557 


Orra H. 


459, S17 


Orrin 


45S 


Paulina F. 


375, 679 


Phernie 


479 


Kosella 


399 


Roy C. 


1091 


Susan A. 


557, 947 


Susan E. 


479 


Sylvester 
Theron H. 


959 


479, 840 


Thomas 


■ 479 


William 11. 


959 


JORDAN 




Francis 


1052 


Phebe H. 


;-j>i8 


Nettie L. 


1172 


.JOSEPH 




Sarah 


597 


JOSLIN 




Julia 


262 


JOY 




Ida M. 


1045 


JOYCE 




Allison 


1167 


Elizabeth G. 


1167 


Florence P. 


1167 


John A. 


1167 


Katherine D. 


1167 


JUDD 




Rachael 


547 


JUDGE 




Robert 


5H4 


Willie L. 


5,S4 


JUDKINS 




Angle 


711 


JUDSON 




Perlia 


491 


JUSTIS 




Henry 


983 


KANODE 




Otho B. 


995 



KARNER 

William J. 11.59 

KAZER 

John 513 

KEELER 

Charles H. 1009 

Emily 551 

Genevieve L. 987, 1261 

Herbert L. 1009, 1272 

Walter L. 987 

KEENE 

Abigail .369 

Charles S. 1072 

Elizabeth 9i'0 

Eva M. 990, 1264 

I. E. 95H) 

Zar 990 

KEENER 

Caroline 626 

KEITH 

Charlotte E. 765,1153 

Edward L. 765,11.54 

Glenn ll.'>4 

Harriet M. 765, 1153 

James C. 7(u 

James M. 7(i5 

John R. 765 

MaryC. 765,1153 

KELLAK 

William 1152 

KELLEY 

Alexander R. :103 

Caroline 30.'i 

Caroline P. 303 

Ellen E. 4(«) 

Hannah S. 303 

ilenrv *« 

Isabel S. 4tiO 

James 460 

James D. 303 



Jessie 
Lillian H. 
Marv I). 
Pauline 
Prentiss 
Rose 1). 
Zeno S. 

KELLOGG 
Augustus 
Grace E. 
John H. 
Jonah 
Maria 
Mertie 
Miranda 
Moses (1. 
Philander 
Theodore .1. 
Timothy 

KELSEY 
George 
George A. 
Harriet M. 
Heath 
Helen 
Helen M. 
Nellie 
Sarah A. 

KENDALL 
Sarah 

KENISON 
George W. 
Miss 

KENNASTON 
Fred L. 

KENNEDY 
Elizabeth 

KENNEY 
Ada F. 
Amos P. 

Celeste 
Charles 
Edna B. 
Judson 
Mary 1. 
Samuel D. 



443, 
443, 



851, 
443, 



H. 



Elizabeth 
Selden L. 

Ella F. 

Albert H. 
Ainswortl 
Amanda 
Anphenettie 
Cyrene E. 
Delilah C. 
Emily 
Emily A. 
Etta 

Fannie R. 
Harriet C. 
Harrison T. 
Henry A. 
Herbert 
Martha A. 
Martin L. 
Martin W. 
Mary A. 
Miniiie 
Minnie L. 
Sarah B. 
Theodore 
Williatii 
WlUhiiri K. 



KENT 

KENYON 
KERN 



4*!0 
460 
460 
571 
302 
:i03 
.303 

2.->4 
1267 
2.->4 
254 
201 
1156 
254 
2:>4 
2.")4 
2.54 
2:>5 

850 
, 797 
,776 

443 
1208 
1194 

KU 
,797 

282 

:»61 
361 

♦m 

4^16 

1011 

!t42 

913 

1011 

943 

943 

1011 

701 
1082 

1209 



673 
MH 
052 

l(Xi6 
oM 
364 

1287 
673 

1287 
988 
!)58 
673 

10U(i 

10l>)t 

5*W 

56.). 564, S>58 

lCi8 

560 

1066 
958 

1066 
673 

KHU) 

lOikt 



673, 



1066. 
UXi6, 
5(>4, 



673, 



im. 



673. 



Mary .\ 
George 



KEUK 

KEUSL.VKK 

KETCH AM 



Julians. 
Mary A. 
Theodore 

KETCHITM 
CatliiTJiie K. 



11.(2 

i:ioo 

S8I 

latH 

881 
012 



1370 



THK HAMLIN lAMILY. 



CMiarlotto 
Josephine 



Abbiu S. 
Arthur M. 
Bisslc V. 
I)i-L;ifuvette 
Ktta 
I'lov H. 
(Jrac-f M. 
Iliildah 
William I,. 



KEYES 



1M> 



Alnli/ii 'r. 

K<lwiii M. 

Ilaiitiihal 

llattii' 

l.iiiilsa 

Mai-i-ia 

Mar^liali I 

Marv II. 

Milifrt'd 

I{fl)iT<'a 1 

Susannah 

Ella 

AblRail .7. 

Charlos S. 

I''i"incis 

iiannah 

Mr. 

Sarah 

Albert 
Franklin 
II irani 
Samuel 



l<i:N 1 



II. 



A. 
KIBBEE 

KIDDF.n 



KILBORX 



John 
John R. 

Eliza 
Susan 



KILBKinCE 



K'lLBV 



ICIT.nORE 



81!) 

r.w> 

1-JltT 

IMS 

111-. l-JliT 

niN 

IMS 

111-, i-.w 

ii:2it. i(i:!<; 
in: It; 

(•i;.".t 
lii:«> 

!;:.'!• 
lo.-tii 

(Sil. lOX'i 

«2!i, lii:{t 
iV2'.\. 1085 

S71 

I'.i'.t. H(iJ 

110.') 

Ii«) 

-'.")!! 

55 

505, 873 

505. «7:j 

oOo 

505, ^7H 

118.S 
1188 

587 
587 



Aimira 

Caroline 

Charli'tte 

Cyrus H. 

Emerson 

Gabriel 

Hamilton 

llarriii N. 

Ilenrv 

Henry C. 

IlcrlK-rt 

Hebecca 

Samuel 

Susan S. 

Webster 

KILLYEN 
Mary 

KILTATRICI 
.Andrew 
Myrtle S. I. 

KIMBALL 
Alice C. 
Anna T. 
Bruce .1. 
Catherine A. 
Ch.irhs \V. 
Crafts P. 
Cynlliia 
Edward C. 
Edward K. 
Kllen T. 
I'r.-d II. 

( Jeorye !•'. 
<;rac-e 
Hannah 
lliiirv N. 
llfiirV S. 
Herbert C. 
Jessie M. 
.Iuli:i A. 
.Inlia L. 



327 

:i27 



327 

327, 
327, 
.327. 



327 
327 



624 
(i23 
327 
.■127 
(i24 
327 
t;23 
623 
624 
(>24 
()24 
624 
()24 
624 
624 

1200 

KXvl 
1(H14 



51."), Ks4 

511), .s,sr) 

276, 516 

515, 8S4 
5 III 
275 

276, 515 
123!t 
IMIit 
t>:t<l 
.■)16 
1011 
•1011 

:i:i',i 
276, 5 Hi 
123!l 
276 
516 
516 

516, SK"> 



Katherine 
Lillian E. 
Li/./ie (j. 
.Martha E. 
.Morris S. 
Morton S. 
Olive A. 
rauline 
Rufusll. 
Sarah II. 
Sarah T. 
.'^ophia 
Vnln.v I'. 
William I". 
William II. 

KIMBERLV 
Alfred K. 
.lohn A. 

Kufu> .M. 



1014 
«K» 

t^t'iO 

,')S7 

276. 515 

1014 

276, 516 

tyn 

515 

tun 

641 
515 



.6. 



Albert R. 
Ale.xander C. 
Almena A. 
Almena C. 
Clarence N. 
David 
D.-ivid W. 
Edwin A. 
Eul.ilia .M. 
Harriet W. 
Handin C. 
.lames 
.lames H. 
Jennie M. 
John g. 
Lett a R. 
Lucie A. 
Mr. 

MarKaret C. 
.Mary E. 
Mary H. 
Mary L. 
Miriam 
Orra H. 
Orlo W. 
Robert 
Robert L. 
Roliert Q. 
Rodney 
Jtowena J. 
Samuel N. 
Sarah J. 
Thoma 
William 



: I M .M 1-: I 

KiNt; 



643. 



1014 
516 

126X 
12i!s 

TiOO 

1047 

627 

12S2 

1031 



D. 
li. 



10251. 

(;27. 

1031. 12S3 

626, 627. 1030 

102!t. 12S2 

12S2 

.SOS 

iln 

12S2 

228 

627 

1031. 128;^ 

627 

12S2 

1110 

26;s 

102!l 

627. UW 

643 

808 

1282 

8as 

808 
8(),s 
1282 
12S2 
621 
s08 
1030 
1031 
1020 
643 



1029, 
I02!». 



627 
627 



F. E. 



Amelia J. 

Kate 

Mary 

,lolin 



KIXKEin 
ICINNKV 

KINSEV 
KIPl'EN 



Brenna M. 
.Iuli:i F. 
William F. 

KIRK 
.lames V. 

KIRKBRIDE 
tieorge B. 

KIRKUl' 
Benjandn C. 
Harold B. 
.lames T. 
.loseph I'. 
N'i.-lor II. 



Fr:ink 
I'aul C 



|{. 



May L 

Annie 
Char- 
I" ran I 



• L. 
es A. 
•is 



K I Tt ' 1 1 K N 

KLEBEIUi 
KLOEB 



iis(; 

484 
4S7 
611 

7s4 

1204 
1204 

!l2.i 

121.S 

1123 

ii2:j 
112:^ 

112.1 
112.1 

11-0 
ll.SI 

1052 

1161 
1101 
IIUI 



LeBlond C. iiiU 

KNAIM' 

Collie A. 1022 

Kalnh 1278 

\\ illiam 371 

William .1. 1278 

km: ELAN I) 



Ann:i 


12.-k). 


i:io.s 


Anna .M, 




1308 


Betsey 




.^2 


Charlotte 




6.32 


Ella 




1040 


(ieorge E. 


i'M. 


1044 


(ieorsfe 11. 




tl'Ui 


(Jerirude L. 




1044 


Harriet 




12:)6 


Isaai- 




12.-Hi 


Lurius D. 


I2.v;. 


1.30S 


.Marv 


1256. 


13(W 


KNIGHT 






Frances C. 




62:{ 


Frank J. 




105.5 


I'rederii-k II. 




126:^ 


Ilarrv F. 




I055 


.larvi's 1'. 




IIKMI 


.lerome 1'. 




ti*.H> 


.lust in P. 


696. 


1000 


Mary J. 




4 l7 


KNIGHTS 






Arthur A. 




i2<a 


Charlotte 




715 


KNIPE 






Oscar A. 




■ i»52 


KNOPF 






Annie 




12f.4 


KNOTT 






Laura E. 




1131 


KNOWLES 






Amor 




26 


R( bert 




■ 2l! 


Sarah 




5s5 


KNOWLTON 






Helen E. 




S06 


KNOX 






Albert 




4,so 


Augustus 




4.S0 


Charles 




480 


KNUTZEN 






Boletta J. 




117s 


KRAUTH 






Ida A. 




1015 


KROEGER 






Hans A. 




1213 


KTIILON 






Bernia A. 




6!t0 


KLHN 






Eva .1. 




848 


KUHNAS 






lieorge E. 




1230 


Fritz E. 




12.30 


KIRT/ 






Alice 




1226 


.lulia B. 




12S2 


KFSS 






Bernard .\. 




1.304 


.lesNameni' 




i:i04 


I..Mi|> 






Abby 0. 


802. 


1216 


Alfred W. 


,")22 


, S!t3 


.\nn .M. 




8!K) 


Anna P. 




8!KI 


Annie C. 




1215 


.\rthur 




81H> 


Bessie W. 




8! 13 


Caroline E. 


8H0, 


1215 


Cliarles P. 




soo 


Daniel 


52:; 


;. .siM) 


D.inieUi. 




1215 


I'.d win 


800, 


1215 


Klla 




S1I2 


Ella L. 




1216 


Emma E. 




867 


Frank (). 




1216 


Frankiin B. 


522 


. S!«) 


Fred T. 




1216 


tieorne W. 522. 


8!t2, 


1215 



INDEX. 



1371 



Hannah 52-2 

Henry P. 1216 

James M. 523, S92 

Jennie F. 890 

Jesse M. 1215 

Joseph 521 

Joseph E. 522. 890 

Joseph M. 892, 894, 1215 

Julia B. H90 

Mary H. 522. S92 

Sarah J. 892 

Sarah R. 522, S93 

Susan 720 

Theophilus 890 

Theophilus H. 522 

William H. 892 

LaFAVE 
Richard 1090 

LaFRANCIS 
Mary J. 875 

LAKE 
Harriet A. 512 

LAKIN 
Elizabeth 1560 

LAMARSNA 
A 1 bin a 873 

LAMBERT 
Anna J. 918 

Mary J. 858 

Soplironia M. 918 

William T. 918 

LAMPHEAR 
Francis P. 883 

Edith I. 883 

J. Milton 883 

LANCASTER 
Betsey '586 

LANDER 
Olive E. HOI 

Willis E. 1101 

LANDERS 
Ansel R. 
Asa 

Franklin 
John 
Lot 

Lucetta M. 
Lucy J . 
Lydia 
Mary W. 
Minerva 
Nettie 
Samuel 

John 
Mary 
Phebe 



Walter E. 987, 

LANTIS 
Pauline 

LAl^HAM 
Antoinette 
H attic 
Jennie 
John R. 
Julia A. 
Kate R. 
Miss 
Mary 
Russell 
Sears 



Uattie 

J.S. 

Ole 

Sarah 



LANE 



LANGDON 

Asa 

Christopher 

Francis B. 

Janette 

Marinette 

Roselia 

LANGSTON 
Horace A. 
John W. 
Julia R. 

LAN HAM 
Alester E. 

LANMAN 
Charles R. 
Edith H. 
Faith T. 
Jonathan T. 
Katherine M. 
Thomas H. 

LANSING 
Cornelius 
Edwin 
Frances J. 
Frank 
Helen 
Julia M. 
Lillian J. 
Nelson L. 



543, 


916 




543 


543 


916 




318 




543 


9l(i. 


1227 


543 


916 




917 




544 


543 


917 


916, 


1227 




916 




391 




391 




391 


545 


,921 


545 


,921 




.545 


921, 


1229 




545 


545 


, 920 




8.50 




850 




S5t) 




784 




1219 




1220 




1220 




1220 




1220 




1220 




987 




855 




1260 




855 




855 


987 


1260 


987 


1260 


1260 


1309 



LAKCOM 

LARGE 

LARSON 

L.VRKINS 

LARRABEE 



260, 1309 

1184 

-117 
517 
517 
517 
517 
51; 
2<« 
517 
517 
tH9 



Annie 
Caroline A. 
Charles 
David 
Dwight W. 

LASKEY 
Ella 
Fred 
Wilbur 

LASLEY 
Theodore H. 

LASSELS 
Brock way J. 
Madge E. 

LATTIN 
Bonnie A. R. 

LAURENCE 
Flora T. 

LAWRENCE 
Albert B. 
Charles H. 
Effie 
Hannah 
Harry A. 
Ivers P. 
Juliette H. 
Marion R. 
Mary 
Nancy 
Ralph C. 
Thomas F. 
William 

LAWSON 
Christa 

LAY 
Eliz I beth 

LAYLIN 
Clarence D. 
Lewis C. 
Lewis F. 
Robert W. 

LAYMAN 
Laura 

LEACH 
Annie 
Hosea M. 
Loren/a 
Moses 

LEATHERS 

Irvin C. 

Nettie M. 
Oliver C. 

LEARNED 

Charles D. 
:Maria E. 
Lorinda A. 
Rufus C. 
Sophronla A. 
Vesta A. 

LEAVENS 
Eben N. 
Frank N. 



1253 

821 

743 

318 

964 
279 

521. 8!K) 
279 

279, 521 

978 
978 
978 



687 

855 

8o5 

886 
1108 

1020 
817 

1213 
205 

1020 

1020 
, llKi 

1020 
2(»5 
542 

1020 
817 
720 



LEAVITT 
Betsey 
Mary 

I-kBLoNI) 
Charles II. 
Charles M. 
Charlotte M. 
Emma L. 
Francis C. 
Frank C. 
Luke H. 

LkBR(^KE 
Samuel L. 

LeDUC 
Emma 

LKGGETT 
May E. 



81 ; 



r79. 



Anthon II. 
A/.ubah 
Carrie .M. 
Clara 
Dora M. 
Edwin H. 
Eleanor A. 
Ezra T. 
Harriet 
IleberL. 
Helen J. 
Ina 

Inez E. 
Jacol) I). 
John A. 
John C. 
.lohii D. 
.lohn W. 
Joseph H. 
Lelia 
Lillian 
Linda 
Louisa 
Lucius O. 
Marcus E. 
Maryette 
Otto H. 
Paria H. 
Raymond D. 
Viola 
Wallace 
Willard 
Willard II. 
William 
William F. 
William L. 
William (>. 
Winnie 



3(52 



LEE 



1279 Margaret 



LEESE 



ox 

1160 
1159 
1160 
IKK) 

1299 

5iW 

123t) 

5i>5 

590 

■ 1108 

llOK 

llOS 

361 
:«i2 
(liVi 
3«12 
3t52 
362 

1018 
1018 



LEIGHTON 



LEMMON 



LENEK 



Charles S. 
Henry M. 
Susan H. 

David W. 
Hiram N. 
Jessie D. 
Lenora F. 

Ella U. 
Harry F. 
Henry E. 

LEONARD 
Christopher 
•lames 
Mr. 

LESLIE 
(Ji'orKc \V. 
Laiir;i K. 



.1,HI 

STM) 

iir>4 
lllM 

UiU 

779. lllW 

779, Ihu 

779 

lltU 

loiil 

760 

12111 

iCH) 
2.V> 
«i.>4 
HHi 
9:Ui 
■CM 
12IKI 

KUi 
941 
'Chi 

I2:t. 

930 

!G« 

7tV>. II. 52 

!Cn>. 9:t«i 

12:6 
>i:t(i 
9:10 

UK! 

«i« 
6.54 

941 

9m 

UK! 

J2:{.-. 

tl'lO 

9:{»t 
i2:j.> 

911 

9»i 

i2:fc'. 

IKOt 
IMl 

822 

899 
81«l 
81»9 

i:«l6 

i;i4Nl 
liHHl 



1075. 



William G. 

Agnes L. 

All)ert 

Albert .N. 

Allen 

.\nri 

Anna 



LEWIS 



1289 
1075 
1075 

480 
481) 



1011 

1011. 1274 
101 1 

1207 
UO 
MtH 
IKM 
85 
133 



i;i72 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Aniif 
Arillur (.'. 
Henjaniln T. 
HfDlia K. 
Kill ram K. 
Ulaiiche L. 
Carl K. 
Carlisle 
Charlt'sS. 
('harlot to F. 
Chester A. 
Clarence 
Clark 
Cora 

Paplinf T. 
EcIiuuikI II. 
Edmund I'. 
Edward H. 
Eli/aliiihC. 
Ellin 
F^riiest E. 
Everett F. 
Fannie 
Fannie E. 
Fanny B. 
Florence 
Frances L. 
Francis 
Francis A. 
l'"ranU A. 
Frank E. 
Frederick 
Oeorge 
Ueorfte C. 
Gertrude C. 
Gill>ert V. 
Harland B. 
1 1 at tie 
lliien 
lllratu F. 
Jennie M. 
Jesse D. 
John 
John A. 
John F. 
Joseph 
Julius 
Ijaura M. 
I^ouisa It. 
Lucius 
Mabel H. 
Margaret G. 
Mark 
Martha 
Mary 
Mary E. 
Mary H. 
Marv L. 
Mi la" 
.Minnie 
Grson F. 
I'aulina 
Peter 
Hachael 
Kalph W. 
Kchecca 
Kudgcr 
Kuth 

Samuel E. 
Sarah 
Sarah A. 
Solon .\. 
Susan 
Waller M. 
Wilfred 
Willie C. 



21H 

latT 

mo 

S7(t 
V»10 
N70 

504. «70 
H72, lt>K(t. 1207 

504. S?2 

1207 

S71 
!M0 
4(K) 
4<M) 
iliW 
1202 
'.ISl 

1207 

1207 

ti3K 

870. 120«) 

.504, 870 

(W8 

!)40 

t)Hl 

Vt40 

870, 120*5 

mis 
6;{8 

872 

1200 

1206 

940 

120ii 

1137 

504, 870, 871. 1207 

504. S71 

(B8 

940 

504 

870, 1205 

871. 1207 
910, 934 
504, H72 

1207 

12(H) 

004 

1207 

9C8 

504, 871 

504. 872 

•Kt, 93, 504 

018 

908 

870, 1205 

871, 1207 

934 

940 

504 

9S1 

9M 

12(H> 

244 

940 

43 

940 

40, 9«4 

870. 12(K> 

870. 12IK) 

2!Ni 

1200 



Esther M. 
Joseph S. 
Orvllle V. 
Uoger II. 

Mae 

Minnie 

Thomas 



I.IKUN 



M(!(;i rr 



1 018 
lOiS 
1(I4S 
104N 

()S9 

mi 



LIGHTBODY 




.lohn A. 


1122 


Julie 


IInO 


.losephine 


93s 


LIlvENS 




Marv L. 
Siiedrack 


1122 


Edna 


i:i05 


.> 


Klmer 


1305 


Tlielma K. 


KiS 


I'rank I^. 


]:«);■. 


Thomas W. 


9.J.H 


llearald 


1305 


LLOYD 




Roy 


1105 


Fannie C. 


814 


l.ll.l,^• 




LONG 




Daniel 


480 


Addle 


634 


FiCetta B. 


087 


Annie E. 


634, 1(M2 


.lane F. 


!I05 


Charles 


134 


.lohn .1. 


480 


Daniel 


o;^4 


Martha 


4S0 


Ella 


6^, 1042 


Olive 


4X0 


Laurence .1. 


114H 


Voll 


734 


.Marv J. 


tkl4 


LIMERICK 




SCO 1 1 


7s") 


William J. 


i:j04 


LOMBAKK 




LINCOLN 




Abigail C. 


182, 315 


(Jeorj^e B. 


610 


Albron O. 


315 


Lucy 


12.57 


Benjamin 


315 


8. Anna 


(i50 


Benjamin H. 


1.S2 


LINDER 




Betsey 
Caroline 


1S2, 316 


Delia 


7tiO 


7tS8 


Mary H. 


970 


Catherine 


ls2. 316 


LINDSLEY 




Chalana 


2^17 


Henrietta M. 


7Ni 


Edward P. 


1022 


LINES 




Ellslia 


]«2 


Polly 


207 


Elisha P. 


182. 315 


LINK 




Experience 


315 


Cenie 


131H) 


E.\|)erience B. 


315 


LITCHFIELD 




Lucv B. 


315 


Eunice 


424 


Martha 


&U 


LITTLE 




Mary 


67 


Charles 


043 


Rebecca 


1S2 


Sylvester 


2S0 


Robert H. 


1022 


I'amelia 


320 


Ruth 


1S2. 315 


LITTLEFIELD 




Thomas 


315 


Alonzo . 


098 


LONGHEAD 


1 


Josephine 


t)57 


Harriet .1. 


401. 730 


LIVERMORE 




James 


401 


Anna 


195 


LOOMKR 




Betsey 


215 


Lester P. 


1213 


Carrie B. 


1113 


LOOM IS 




Nellie M. 


1113 


Alvin C. 


6,st. 1073 


LIVINGSTON 




Alvin J. 


1073 


lone 


846 


Bert E. 


1073 


John W. 


846 


Charles W. 


683. 1073 


LOBDELL 




Edith M. 


1073 


Edith H. 


1049 


Egbert A. 


:073 


Sarah 


98 


tieoi'ge M. 


1073 


LOBEL 




Harvey C. 


1073 


Jennie 


124.S 


.Jonatlian 


ti83 


LOCKEY 




Jonathan C. 


6.s;j 


Carl H. D. 


1193 


Julia R. 


683 


John S. 


1193 


Leonard G. 


6S3. 2072 


LOCK HEAD 




Leonard S. 


1073. 12.s,s 


Caroline C. 


510 


Lulu A. 


1073 


LOCICROW 




Mr. 


11. v. 


Daisy A. 


S26 


Marv E. 


1073, 12,ss 


Esther .1. 


S26 


Oliv'e A. 


1073 


(ieor};e 820 


, 11K7 


William C. 


68:1, 1073 


.1 acob 


825 


LORD 




Mary II. 


826 


Charles B. 


990 


Park 


826 


Guv 


4KI0 


Sidney .1. 


826 


Helen A. 


990 


Winfred 11. 


1187 


Jesse 


9!I0 


LOCKWOOD 




Minnie R. 


9iK) 


I'rank A. 


884 


LORING 




.lames 


180 


Eliphalet 


174 


Nancy 


924 


Frank W. 


1287 


Timotliy 


924 


Gertrude 


542 


Timothy .1. 


924 


Henry B. 


1287 


LODELIA 




LOTHROP 




.lennie 


672 


Desire 


573 


LODE WICK 




LOUNIK)N 




Elizabeth 


H03 


Arthur P. 


786 


LOGAN 




Harry G. 


7S6 


Almee 


!«8 


Lenn'ra 


786 


Annie E. 


9:i8 


Mortimer II. 


786 


Carllor) K. 


1308 


Robert S. 


7S« 


Edilh.l. 


1122 


Samiu'l K. 


7S6 


Harvey S. 


1308 


LOVELL 




Hazel 


938 


Adelaide 


572. !»66 


.lay E. 


9.38 


Adeline D. 


.")71. iKiO 


Jessie 


93S 


Angeline 


004 



INDEX 



1373 



AuriUa 
Bertha 
Betsey 
Blanche 
Charles G. 


297 
572 
170 
572 
297 


Herbert G. 
IdaL. 
Ira A. 
Irene M. 
.T. Webster 


1016 
1016 
1016 


, 1277 

. 1277 

.1276 

1277 

1017 


IJTIIElt 
Benjamin S. 
Flora 11. 
Frances I. lOOb 

LVTA 
Carol iiu- 

l.VI)KN 


1(K»6 
1270 


Chester M. 
Clinton 


571. 966 
572 


J. Wellington 
John 


617 


711 
1015 


625 


Cornelia 


47() 


.John A. 




1011) 


El U 


12«.'> 


Edward M. 


297, 573 


John F. 




121S 


J>VivE 

Carrie 


Florence 


1279 


Joseph A. 




1276 


7:h 

T.U 


Frances H. 


573 


Leland I. 




1277 


.lohn W. 


Hannah 


173 


Lester W. 




1277 


Libbie 734, 


1125 


Hattie L. 


1005 


Lewis M. 


1016 


1277 


Lottie U. 7:J4 
LYMAN 


iii'i 


Horace S. 297, 300, 572 


Lillian M. 




1277 


John 


297 


Lorena M. 




1276 


.\manda 


24,'» 


John M. 


572 


Lowell M. 




1277 


Charles E. 


1060 


Lucy 


528 


Lucy E. 


H)I7 


1.27S 


Fred H. loiiii 


12S'> 


Marcia F, 


297 


Lucy E. 




10J7 


M.irtha A. 


49)1 


Mariam 


572 


Malcolm B. 




1277 


William C. 


741 


Martha 


358 


Marian A. 




1016 


LYNCIJ 




Mary E. 


572. 966 


Mary B. 




1279 


Belle r. 


1262 


Mary S. 


297. 572 


MaryE. 




1017 


IK' 11 art E. 


1296 


Nelson A. 


297 


Mary L. 




1017 


Howard U. 


rjHi 


Nelson O. 


572 


Mary P. 




1278 


Mary E. 


1059 


Noah H. 


571 


Mattie L. 




1276 


LYON 




Olivers. 


297 


Mildred A. 




1279 


Asa 


5!tK 


Eosa P. 


572. 966 


Oliver 




713 


Bertha E. E. 


,1202 


Eussell 


297. 572 


Orin M. 


1016 


1276 


Eli 


J-kS 


Velina 


297, 572 


Pauline 




S49 


Elsie M. 


Mint 


^\'illis 


572 


Percival K 




1279 


Frederick II. 


4,M 


Zenas M. 


572 


Porter W. 




1276 


John M. 


.>>27 


LOVEJOY 




Eachael P. 




127(i 


John W. 


440 


Frank H. 


1075 


Ealph P. 




1276 


LVON.-^ 




Henrietta 


1066 


Eobert 




1308 


Belle L. 


im 


Joseph H. 


911 


Eobert M. 




1218 


Laurence 


»D» 


Mattie 


1039 


Eodney M. 
Eussell B. 




1277 


LYTLE 




Newton B. 


911 




1276 


Sadie C. 


928 


Walter H. 


911 


Eichard V. 




1279 


MACIIAM 




LOWE 




Samuel H. 


1016, 


1278 


Arthur H. 


y.m 


A. Margaret 


1276 


Seth L. 


617 


1017 


Leonard 


13*16 


Alibie L. 


1017 


Seth P. 




617 


MACK 




Albert N. 


1016. 1276 


Stephen C. 


617. 


1018 


Charles D. 


ltr25 


Albert W. 


1276 


Susan A. 




1017 


Clarence A. 


K-ST 


Annie L. 


1017 


Vivian 




1308 


George T. 


102» 


Arthur H. • 


1016, 1276 


Waldo H. 


1016 


1275 


George W. 


1025 


Aurora 


713 


William V. 


1012 


1279 


.>ennie E. 


102i 


Austin C. 


1017. 1278 


Willis M. 




1276 


.lohn M. 


1(12.". 


Beatrice 


1276 


Zettie 




714 


Nellie F. 


J 02.% 


Bertha 


1278 


LOWELL 






William 1). 


1025 


Bertie 


1276 


Nancy 




368 


William O. 


Ui2i 


Bessie E, 


1276 


LOWN 






MACAULEY 




Calvin ^I. 


617, 1017 


Esther 




473 


Amasa 


738 


Carl W. 


1017. 1279 


LOWEY 






Robert F. 


7:J8 


Celia A. 


1017 


James 




752 


Sarah 


738 


Charlotte E. 


1276 


LOYSTER 






MacDONALD 




Clara L. 


1017 


Martha A. 




84** 


Louise B. 


••59 


Daniel 


617 


LUCAS 






William 


U')9 


Daniel C. 


617 


Ann 




*i02 


William II. 

MacIVOR 
Flora 11. 

James 11. •<i7 
James P. 


!>jil 


David 617 


, 1016. 1278 


Jane 




602 


8,37 


Davis S. 


617, 1017 


LUCE 






Delia E. 


1017 


Sabra 




269 


lltu 


Donald V. 


1277 


LUCKIE 






.'vJ7 


Edna 


1018 


Hattie L. 




1143 


MACNIUKK 




Edna M. 


1016, 127.T 


LUDHAM 






Charles H. 


•KC 


Edward J. 


1278 


Mr. 




469 


Hanford 


i«l7 


Edwin G. 


1017 


LUEDERS 






MADDEN 




Eleanor 


1.278 


Henry W. 




1264 


.\nna .M. 


.37.» 


Elizabeth 


1278 


LUMBAED 






.MAUDOCK 




Ellen M. 


1016, 1275 


Lucy 


216.217 


Alice M. 


1200 


Ernest P. 


1276 


LUMBEET 






MAGINNJS 




Erving F. 


1276 


Miss 




946 


Frank 


7,H 


Eugene F. 


1017, 1279 


LUNDQUI'^T 




MACiOON 




Florence J. 


1276 


Adrian F. 




12.11 


Melissa 


HM 


Frank E. 


1016, 1277 


Flora 




1231 


MAIUIRE 




Fred 


714 


Frederick A. 




1:2.31 


liertha E. 


1179 


Frederick H. 


1017, 127S 


Lois 




12.il 


M.MN 




George 


617. 1017 


Martha 




1231 


PIkIh- 


:.io 


George A. 


1278 


Maude 




1231 


MAJOR 




George L. 


1218 


Roland C. 




12.31 


.lenetle M. 


778 


George E. « 
Gertrude W. 


1016, 1278 


Verda 




12 fl 


MALCXJM 




1276 


LUPTOX 






Allen 


lUtS 


Gordon 


1018 


Carrie 




997 


Allen G. 61t<l. 


im«4 


Grace A. 


1277 


LUSH 






Ardcll.i A. 


(BKt 


Guy E. 


1276 


Will 




]IH)| 


.\itliiir .\. 


699 


Harold M. 


1279 


LISK 






.Vrihiir W. 


lam 


Harriet L. 


1016. 1278 


Palmer 




545 


Augustus A. 


699 



1374 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Charlts H. 


mnt 


Com A. 


<I9U 


D:ivid 


ti<l« 


Dora E. 


(V9« 


Ell/!i»jeth E. mtli. 


HUM 


Elton \V. 


>u* 


Friincisco C. 


t\W 


Fr.-tl.rl.-k H. 


ti99 


IsalK-llaB. 


«m 


LiK'llaC. 


«!«» 


Marv A. 


OIH( 


Mary V. 


(5SW 


»>rla"ii(lt> 


WW 


f)rvlllt> W. 


Clii 


MAF-COMSON' 




ijurab 


l^Oit 


MAIJJ'KV 




Clinton J. 


losr 


lit'lUXf E. 


Ills; 


Harry .1. t»»2. 


lOhT 


Lui'le 


1115 


Marv E. 


lOH" 


Kutfi A. 


9! 1-2 


Williarij B. fiiC 


Ids; 


William J. 


(ill:,' 


MALTBY 




Aloii/o 


791 


Oeorgf A. 


791 


MANCHESrEK 




Archie 


1191 


Violet M. 


1191 


MANGDM 




Amelia 


'Xi:i 


Anna L. 


9a5 


Hetsey J, 


«;i5 


Clara 


93.T 


Clark 


933 


Cyrijs 
Desmond 


935 


933 


F)uane 


935 


Emma 


933 


(ieor^e At. 


9;« 


fjeor^e 11. 


935 


Harold 


9;i3 


Harvey 


933 


J. Will'iara 


935 


.Uremlah 


933 


John W. 


9:i3 


Joseph 


935 


Kav 


9.35 


Lydia 


933 


Lydia E. 935 
.Miiry 


1236 


93:1 


Marv A. 


934 


Sarah O. 935 


1235 


Thomas 


93;{ 


Thomas L. 


935 


William 


9:j.3 


MANN 




Rebecca A. 


1130 


MANNING 





Louisa 
Anna 



MANSFIELD 



MANSUR 



Charles B. 

Dorothy 

Florence 

Frank 

Ueorjre 

Geori 

Geor;;e 

Lucy 

Malvina H. 

Marion 

Marv E. 

Mary W. 

•Wilfred C. 



II. 
V. 



H94, 
S94. 

H94, 



S94. 



Clara F. 

Annie 
Thir/.a 



.MAPE.« 

MARA WET/, 

MAUBLE 



ma 

121H 
121H 
121M 
121.S 
121s 

VZ\H 
12I.S 

S94 
121s 
1284 
121K 

S94 
121s 

WK 

111! 



1053 
4lKt 



Nelson G 
Sophie 
William 
Louisa M 



MEKCHANT 

MAIUJGRAF 

MAKKEY 

MAHKllAM 

MARKS 



Amasa A. 
Anna A. 
Anna G. 
Annie 
Cliarles A. 
Charlfs E. 
Eli/.a.I. 
Frances L. 
Frederick A. 
(ieor^e E. 
Lucy E. 
Lucy .M. 
.Mary E. 
William L. 

.MARRIN'ER 
Frank 
Harriet E. 
-Milton 

MARSDEN 
Mary E. 

MARSH 
D. Henry 
Darwin \V. 
.Mary 

MARSHALL 
Antoinette 
Arthur 
Holla 

Benjamin G^ 
F]d\vin 
Fainiy 

Farnswortb B. 
Farnsworth G. 
Frank 
George 
Helen 
Helen .M. 
Henry 
Jane 
Julia 
Laura 
Mary 
Mary E. 
Minnie E. 
Orville 
Peleg 
Rollln 
Ruth 
Thomas 

MARSTON 
Belle 
Cliarlotte 
CyiUhia F, 
.Minnie F. 
Sarab 
Zenas 

MARTIN 
Ardelplda 
A rile 

lienjamin F. 
(Jalvin 
Fred 
(ieorge 
James M, 
J essie 
John C. 
John L. 
Octavia 
Teiiipa 
TlnHiias F. 
\'ifi|nain 

MARVIN 
Forrest W . 
Fred 
Gerald S. 

.MASON 
Aaron 



574 
1213 

KV, 

421. 763 
422 
764 
7(W 

422. 7(W 
7lW 
7l>:f 
7t>4 
422 

422. 7ii4 

422 

763 

422. 7t>;i 

422. 764 

lldti 
IHK) 

urn) 

1154 

1210 
1210 
KXMi 

517, XS7 

517 

1173 

590 

1296 

872 

590 

51K). 9S3 

517 

517. SNi 

517 

971 

517 

303 

517 

887 

872, 120s 

127S 

886. 1214 

517, 887 

.517 

872 

1296 

887 

!H1I 
298 
563 
6.'>5 
298 
298 

9!t2 
1289 
1076 
1076 

792 
1076 
107(), 1289 
1289 
1076 
1076 
1076 
1076 
1076 
12.^9 

13(Hl 
i:<(IO 
1300 



Anceir. 
Clara B. 
Cbarles G. 
Columbia T. 
Cora E. 
Ellen M. 
(irace E. 
HerUrt 
Howard 
Jane E. 
.lennie M. 



868, 
S«58. 



.1. 



MASSUR 



Mis, 
793. 



Lois A. 

MASTERMAN 
Sarab A. 

MASTERS 
Claude A. 
Elsie A. 
.lolin \. 
Leo .V. 
.Maude A. 
Mav A. 
Millard A. 
SvlHl A. 
Wiiinifreti A. 

MATAH 
David 

MATHER 
Martha A. 
Zelotes 

MATHERLV 
Anderson 
George B. 

.MATH IAS 
John J. 

Mary S. 



MATJiON 
MATTHEWS 

S, 



Abigail 
Algie M 
Charlotte 
Emma 
Frank E. 
Ilervy 
Howard 
Jane E. 
Jentne L. 
Jolin .M. 
Levina B. 
Minnie 
Morgan S. 
Steplien 

MATTHEW.SON 
Alexander 
Minnie M. 

.MATTOCK 
George 
George H. 
John 

MAXEV 
Han nab 

MAXFIELD 
.Josephine 

MA.MM 
Mattie A. 

MAXWELL 
Andrew B. 
Archibald H 
Charles C 



793 



Delilah M 

Edna 

Erma 

Eva 

Flavins 

Franklin 

(ieorge 

Grace I. 

Hannah 

llatlie 

.lane 

licona 

Mary L. 

.Maryette 

Nina F. 

I'hebe 

Rachael 



M. 



924. 
924. 12;«, 



924. 



•24. 



924. 



I(»9."V 
stW 

S»iK 

793 
1204 

793 
1204 

793 

79:* 
12i»4 
1172 

713 

87r 

107s 
107s 
lOTs 
l(i7s 
107s 
107s 
107s 

1078 

1078 

734 

815 
401 

840 
S40 

425 

818 

530 

1057 

52» 

966 

lOir? 
l(«>7 

U>97 

713 

1097 

1057 

916 

84S 

l(fi7 

1097 

llXH-> 
109t> 

1053 
10)3 
1053 

386 

861 

1101^ 

123.3 
12.36 
1233 

924 
1234 
12:0 
1233 

Sr24 
12:« 

924 

818 

i2;a 
i23;i 

1233 
924 

123:; 

123:{ 

123:1 
447 

1233 



INDEX. 



137; 



924, 



William A. 
William B. 

MAYNARD 
Myrta M. 

MAYO 
Anna 
Annie M. 
Edith J. 
Elizaljeth 
John A. 
Mary E. 
Maude E. 
Kathaniel F. 
Orilla V. 
Roxana 
Sarah 
Susan .1. 
Timothy L. 
Virginia C. 

McALISTER 
Harriet C. 

MCALLISTER 
John E. 

McCAIN 
Sarah J. 

McCALLISTER 
Alexander C. 
Alfred G. 
Oscar L. 
Oscar X. 

McGANDLESS 
John H. 

MCCARTNEY 
AdaF. 

MCCARTY 
Mary 
Phebe 

McCAUSLAND 
Antonio C. 

McCOLLUM 
Mr. 
Mella 
Stella 

McCONNELL 
Fern 
Joseph 
Mary M. 

McCORRISON 
Linnie M. 
Sadie E. 

McCLELLAN 
Bridget 
Charles 
Esther 
Moses 

MCCLELLAND 
Enoch H. 
George W. 
Laura M. 

McCLINTOCK 
Ella 
R. 

McCOY 
Charlotte M. 
Eugenie 
Grace E. 
Hannah L. 
Kate 
Ruth 
S. 
William E. 

McCREERY 
May 

Koy 

Juliet 

Mr. 

Malen 

Melvin 

Nellie F. 



AIcCRERY 

McCUMBER 

McCURDY 

McCWAIG 



123:i 
924 

12T9 



4S, 53 

1224 

nm. 1.293 

.>8 

IKH) 

iise. 978 

1138 

1106 

981 

530 

94 

5Sti 

586 

1261 

805 

664 

743 

667 
667 
667 
667 

1179 

86(i 

693 
414 

1091 

803 
803 
803 

1301 
1301 
1127 

1112 
1113 

418 

418 
418 
418 

1166 

784 
1167 

1094 
384 

808 
811 

1182 
807 

1177 
.261 
319 
811 

1185 
1186 



Sarah A. 



McDANIELS 



760 

1291 
1291 
1291 

64;i 

1217 



McDERMOTT 
Charles W. 
William L. 

MCDONALD 
Ada 

Arthur B. 
Betsey 
Delia 
Dora 
Eliza A. 
George 
Harold A. 
Ina L 
Isaac 
James C. 
.lane 
Jeremiah 
John T. 
Lydia 
Mary S. 
Olive 
Waltor 
WilliMin T. 

McDONOlGH 
Jennie 

McDowell 

James F. 
Julius A. 
Mary 
Mary A. 
Marshall 
Marshall H. 
Robert 
Robert L. 

Mcelroy 

Bertha E. 

Edith P. 

Frank M. 

Mabel F. 1 

Robert N. 

Thomas G. 

McFARLANE 
Amy 

McFARLAND 
Clara 

McFARLIN 
Myra M. 

McGARVIE 



Nancy 
Mary 
Ina . 



McGEE 

McGHEE 

McGINLEY 



Charles 
Ebenezer 
Frederick E. 
.James 
Louisa 

McGINNIS 
Charles 

McGOVEKN 
Catherine 

McGRATH 
Frances M. 

McGRAY 
Li/zie M. 

McGREVEY 
Charles II. 

McGUlRE 
.John _ 

McINTIRE 
Emily 
Frances 
Mr. 

McINTYKE 
Beatrice M. 
Evelyn B. 
Wilbur S. 

McKALLER 
Charles 



.lesse 11. 

Daniel S. 
Hester A. 
James S. 



McKAY 



1227 
122s 

949 

11(17 

309, 5SS 

309 

.5.S9 

309, 589 

'vS9 

1077 

1077 

309 

1077 

309 

309, 5S9 

inrr 

309 
309 
••KKI 
5.><9 
665 

1021 

382. 6i>5 
382. 695 
6ft) 
382 
.382, 695 
.3,^2 
695 
381 

10:» 
1114 
1114 
114, 1:.".i4 
1028 
1029 

529 

1205 

1308 

482 

442 

1057 

433,779 
433 
433 
6i6 

433, 779 

720 

832 

831 

109H 

1006 

1166 

711 

1099 
4S9 

12M' 
12S9 
12S9 

457 
457 

:m. !n»2 

5lk), 99:t 
595. 9i)3 



.MarvC. 595, 5HO 

Sarah M. ."i95, !HI2 

-MdvF.E 

Alexander W. 12XM 

Eleanor IHH) 

Henrietta 1190 

McK'ENNEV 

Charles 712 

Drusilla M. 712, 110.1 

Charles II. IKi.l. 12!>;i 



Frances E. 




712. IKtt 


George E. 




712 


Henry 11. 




712, 11<« 


llerliert .N. 




712 


I.,iv<niia 




712, 1 li»2 


Sai.ih .1. 




712, 1 102 


William 




iui:i 


William A. 




712, 11(« 


M 


cKENZIE 




(iraee 




1061 


William 11 




lOUI 


M< 


•KEEVRR 




Daisy M. 




1104 


Edward 




met 


Edward C. 




11(>4 


Edwin F. 




1104, rjttj 


Ella M. 




1 101 


Grace D. 




1104 


Guv L. 




1104 


John H. 




1104 


M 


cKIBBEN 




Adam E. 




106:i 


.\nna M. 




106.1 


.lohn 




una 


.John W. 




106:1 


McKITCHE> 




.Jessie M. 




11S5 


William H 




1185 


McLEAN 




Annie .1. 




1242 


Mc.Ml KK.W 




Mr. 




401 


McNELLIE 




Emily D. 


McNIEL 


766 


Nellie 


McNITT 


l]9!i 


Albert 11. 




12?J 


Bertha A. 




1271 


Bessie 




1271 


Daniel H. 




IIKW. 1271 


Dwight E. 




KMH 


Elmer N. 




1272 


Ernest 




1271 


George D. 




UNIS 


Herl)ert A 




1-271 


Jay W. 




1271 


Jessie 




1271 


Lee W. 




1-271 


Milo B. 




lOOs, 1272 


Nathan E. 




lOos. 1-271 


Nathan 1'. 




IIIOS 


Nettie M. 




1271 


Uly.sses .1. 




lOOS. 1271 


M< 


•PIIERSON 


Margaret 


McKAE 


KHC' 


Belle 


MrWAI.N 


nil 


Anna 




624 


Charles W 




112:1. 1024 


Daniel II. 




62.1. 10-2i 


DavUl B. 




(•i2:t. ItrJa 


David E. 




KC. 


Elsie 1). 




io-2.'>. r>-2 


(JtMirge \N . 




ii23. 10-25 


Harriet E. 




Iti't. 643 


.lane 




624 


.lolin 




624 


Laura 




(CM 


Leavitt B. 




•LM 


Mary E. 




liCi 


Mnrrell 




10-25 


Orissa 




(•CI 


Kul)y C. 




1025 



1376 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



William B. 
Willliiiii 1). 

MEACII 
Eunice S. 

M EACH AM 
Cola \V. 

MEADE 
Alexander .1. 
Alinena C. 
AlvinT. 
Men jamin F. 
Hcssi.- A. 
Carl K. 
Caroline E. 
Charles 
Charles (5. 
Charles L. 
Charles N. 
Charles W. 
Cljurlotle B. 
Chloe 
Clara B. 
Cvru«i II. 
Daiii.l II. 
Ellen 
Eniiiia 
Europe A- 
Fraiiti B. 
bieorne B^ 
Georj^e F. 
tieorjie S. 
George W. 
H raci" 
Hamlin C. 
Haiinab E. 
Harriet S. 
Harry K. 
Harvey H. 
Helen C. 
Henry C- 
Ida B. 
Indiana 
James A, 
JaneF. 
Jennie M. 
John M. 
Josephine 
Luerelia A. 
Magfiic 1 



tC3, 






M;irt.Mret 
Martha 
Mary H. 
Mary D. 
Mary H. 
Minnie A. 
Minnie L. 
Noble K. 
Quincy 
Robert C 
Sarah 
HtellaG. 
Sumner 
William 
William C. 
William II 
Willie W. 



M. 



:{31. 



623 
Ufc.'S 

:tl{) 

HH!) 



IftM 
\(r>x 

7.').') 

Sil. (Go 

KWi 

5<.l» 

51 Ki 

025,620 

Uttx 

")!»."> 

I)2t; 

aai. 625 

755 

505 

a31.625 

754 

5i>5 

755 

:f31, 626 

1026 

1025 

ti26 

626 

1142 

1026 

(HT), 1026 

725. 1142 

XSl 

1026 

725. 1142 

625 

Xil, 626 

102s 

421 

331, 595, 62() 

505 

6;J5 



62.) 



626, 



Kathfrlne 
Mar^raret 

MERCER 
Rachael 

MERCHANT 
Hexekiah 
Dflioruh 
Thankful 
Lydia 
.losiah 
.<allv 
MU-alr 
Frederick 

MERRELL- 
Howard E. 

MERRIAM 
Alice E. 
Clifton H. 
Edith A. 
Frederick L. 
Henry M. 
.lohnL. 
Lizzie M. 
Ijouise A. 
Lvman W, 



1026 

1026 

1421 

626 

102'.) 

1026 

5il5 

62() 

626, 1028 

626, 1027 

626 

755, n4;{ 

62;"). 1026 

62() 

5iV5 

1015 

1282 

62t) 

3;^l 

331 

625. 1026 

755 



1028 



MHioa 



MEinilCl^ 
MERRILL 



Thankful 209 

Mary A. :i87 

Lydia 389 

MELUINISH 

S. M. 8^(6 

lAona F. 846 

Vern F. 846 

Roy B. 846 

MELINI;Y 

Sophronla 4K1 

MELOY 

Franklin E. HOO 

MENPENHALL 

Mary A. 1026 

MENET 

Francis 1168 

Frank 1168 

(iussle 1168 



Sarah A. 

Joseph 

Anna C. 
Delia L. 
Esther L. 
Harriet 
Maude L, 
Mr. • 
Orissa N. 

MERRITT 
Delos 
Genevieve 
Harriett 

.lerome 274 

J*e\vell 

MESSENGER 
Betsey 
Calvin 
Gdorge E. 
Horace F. 
Louisa A. 
Lydia 
.^arah E. 
Susan A. 

MESICK 
Anna 
Dean 
.1 ohn C. 
Mr. 

METCALF 
Abble 
Abbie .J. 
Clara L. 
Frank 

Franklin \V. 
Martha E. 
Mary 
Mary D. 
Rosella 
Willianr H, 

METLIN 



1168 
1168 

610 

I.U 
1.34 
1:14 
134 
134 
V» 
134 

m7 

IKlt 

1275 
1275 
1275 
1275 
1275 
1275 
1275 
1275 
1275 
:75. 1310 

511 

1025 

1071 

486 

1312 

1102 

645 

667 

274, 514 

514 

1290 

..514,511 

274 

325,617 

325 

617, 1018 

:j25, 617 

325, 617 

325. 618 

617, 1018 

617 

* 1189 

1189 

828, 1189 

828 

712 

7or. 

1163 
IIW 
706 
706 
712 
7(X) 
7tHi 
706 



Jessica J. 

Mtrrill 
William B. 



MILLARD 



Atroes 
(.•harh's W. 
Ilonrietta 
John G 



.^arith 
Lydia 



MICHFJ> 



Lizzi*- 
.lolin II. 
Ht'riiioiiie 
.Mitriloii B. 

Edwin H. 
Edwin F, 
Georj^e S. 
lenr.'.t L. 
Lucrella L. 
Roberts. 
Kiilh K. 



MICKEL 



.MILES 



110.-, 

6()6 
1)67 
ii6T 
667 

1305 

1305 

IM<<.I 

774 

431 

1305 

1305 



MILLEN 



Ale.xls 
Alfred 

Alice 
Allison It. 
Ann J. 
Anna 
Arthur C. 
Arthur T. 
Itenjamirv 
Bertie 
Caroline- 
Caroline .M, 
Carrie 
Carrie B. 
Carrif D. 
Carrie E. 
Carrie V. 
Charles 
Claire I. 
Collins W. 
Curtis 
David F. 
Delia A. 
Diana 
Donald T. 
Edith H. 
Ella 

Elizabebb 
Elvira 
Emily L. 
Emma 
Ephraim 

Ett!l 

Faitb 
Fannie 
Fanny 
Flora G. 
Florence L. 
Florista A. 
Frederick C. 
Frederick M. 
Galiisha F. 
Genevieve V. 
George B. 
Georsie I. 
GlenT. 
Grace 
Grace I. 
Hamlin 
llarriet .1. 

Harry 

Heber 
John S. 
.lulia . 

Liura 

Lewis 

Linus W. 

Lorenzo I). 

Louisa v.. 

Lucy L. 

Mr. 

.Man ton L. 

M.I riraret .1. 

Martha D. 

Mary 

Milo 

Minerva .1. 

Nellie 

Ophelia 

Kosetta 

Russell 

Savilsliury 

Silas 

Thaddeus U. 

Vernon E. 

Volney 



MILLER 



11.35> 
li:V) 

1160. 130r 

1160 

7t)9 

1161V 

379 

514, '^8» 

514, 8H4 

594 

.594 

5.'>6 

691 

1IKC> 

275. 514 

88:{ 

379 

272. 510 

10S7 

KK 

591. I0s7 

loiC 

698. 10*t2 

1297 
501 
274 
378, 379, 690 
272 
379. 6'.MI 
li:f.> 
KKKV 
514. 88;t 
379. 782 
274. 513. 
1144 
514 
7i>2 
1266. 
12.57. 1;J08. 
12.57. 1»K 
510, .879 
10i»2 
113» 
698. 10!»2 
12.57 
898. l(li<2 
1IH)4 
.•vs;i 
698, 1092 
t)91 
113,'^ 
12.57 
li:V) 
.514. SS.J 
514. 8S4 
12.57 
272 
98:j 
272 
274. 513 
8.«<;v 
274. 514 
379, i;91 
691 
272. 5UV 
12;tl 
514. .S<t 
t).')t> 
1024 
514. 883, 1216 
274 
10.S7 
1171> 
870 
.594 
916 
594 
317 

i2:n 

691. 1087 

8.83 



INDEX. 



13- 



w. 


609 


MOLITOR 






Margaret P. 


713. lliM 


Wesley A. 


379 


Josephine 




920 


Martha 


;flHi, 713 


Willard E. 


691 


MOLLARU 






Slehitable 


214 


William 


274. 513 


Sarah E. 




1253 


Oci-a 


7lU 


Herbert 


1258 


MONK 






Otea 


7(14 


Irene 


274, 514 


Asahel I. 


790, 


Ikis 


Oils 


390. 713 


Jackson C. 


1135 


Earl 




1U58 


Rachael E. 


1(22 


Jennett 


983 


Emniott 




7itO 


Sarah 


3JHJ, 714 


Jeannette 0. 


883 


John 




790 


Thomas H. 


8H8 


Jerusha P. 


272 


Josephine 
Pearl 


7!)0, 


1168 


Thomas L. 


731 


John 


983 




1168 


Vesta .\. 


648 


John B. 


1138 


MONROE 






Vincinl 


7U 


John H. 272. 


510, 1U95 


Martha 




374 


William 


7(14 


MILLETT 




Sarah 


374 


,880 


William (i. 


731 


Joseph 
Henry 


941 
941 


MONSON 
Harriet 




413 


MORF.IiOUSE 
Adeline 
Mikirt'fl 
Mortimer 
Seth O. 




MILLICHAMP 
Ethel L. 

MILLIGAN 
William 

MILLINGTOjS 
Samuel D. 

MILLS 
Aurelius 
Carrie G. 
Clara 
Cora E. 
Edwin C. 
John S. 
Stiles E. 


1203 
771 

r 

a55 


MONTGOMERY 
Polly 

MONTROSE 


505 


4(58 

830 

472, K-K) 

472 


Adeline S. 
Catherine B. 
Erasmus D. 


512 


512 

881 
512 


MOREY 
Arthur N. 
Frank K. 


887 
855 


728 

751 

1157 

890 

728, 1120 

743 

728 


Henry W. 
Lucy'R. 
Marion M. 
Mary E. ' 
Sarah A. 

MOOERE 


512 

512 
512 


, 8.S1 

512 

, 882 

,882 

512 


Howard W. 
Isabel \l. 
Joseph 11. 
Norris 

MORFORD 
Hattie 


S(i7 

867, 1 103 
867 
86(J 

735 


Emeline R. 




720 


M0R(;AN 




Nellie 




914 


Adelbert 


749 


William F. 
William P. 


1094 


MOOERS 






.\deliiic 


475 


728 


Mary A. 




1111 


Kdwanl 1. 


4tU 


MILTABARGER 


MOONEY 






Ettie A. 


1(H7 


Clareacy S. 


695 


Mary A. 




1186 


George W; 


1040 


MINER 




MOORE 






Isaiali 


4(14 


Bertha E. 


1208 


Abbie 




714 


Joseph 


978 


Charles 


425 


Abbie P. 


713, 


1106 


Lucy A. 


464 


George 


1141 


Abigaiil C 


764, 


1151 


Rebecca 


137 


George M. 


754 


Alwilda 




713 


Roval L. 0. 


749 


H. C. 


461 


Ann 




3!)0 


William F. 


464 


Huldah J. 


754, 1141 


Arthur W. 


713, 


1106 


MORRILL 




Ida M. 


754 


Belinda A. 


713. 


1106 


Annie 


900 


Joel 


754 


Bertha 




713 


MORRIS 




Mary A. 


754, 1142 


Charles 




318 


Bessie E. 


1280 


Mat hi as 


425 


Clarence J. 




713 


MORRISON 




Nettie 


461 


Clarence M. 




713 


Agnes 


593, 9!Kt 


Robert 


425 


Clifton M. 


713, 1107 


Chad wick 


ftSil 


Sarah E. 


754, 1141 


Earnest 




714 


Elizabeth 


593 


Susan 


425 


Ed ward 




647 


Ellas. 


982 


Thomas 


425 


Edwin O. 




713 


Emma 


59:^. 990 


Wallace T. 


7.54. 1141 


Elizabeth 




714 


Eugene 


9^9 


MINNICK 




Ella N. 




713 


Hannah M. 


955 


Hannahette 


795 


Elmer H. 




1106 


llflen 


593. 9sit 


MITCHELL 




Emma 




1300 


.lames 


593 


Charles E. 


904 


Emma .1. 


713. 


llOli 


Lewis 


9S1I 


Edward 


519 


Emmeline 


390 714 


Mary 


989 


Eunice U. 


904 


Esther M. 




1106 


Rose 


59.3. 9mt 


Fannie J. 


519, 888 


Evelyn 




713 


William 59: 


, 59;j. 9S!l 


George A. 


1165 


Eugene 




851 


MORRO 




Maebelle B. 


1047 


Eugenie 




851 


Eugenie E. 


812 


Mary 


1140 


Frank A. 


713, 


1106 


MORROW 




Mary A. 


888 


Frank H. 




lUS 


Mamie 


1211 


May L. 


519 


Fred J. 




713 


MORSE 




William H. 


1166 


Gladys E. 




11(H) 


Allen C. 


s<S2 


MIX 




Hat tie E. 




707 


Augustus O. 


m5. VM 


Abbie 


785 


Homer 




851 


Aurelia 


26.S, 499 


Floyd W. 


785 


Horatio 


390 


■ 714 


Benjamin F. 


449. .Si2 


John R. 


785 


Howard M. 


713. 


IKHi 


Hiaiica .M. 


8(£.' 


Judd W. 


438, 785 


Isaac 




714 


Carl L. 


1051 


Louise 


785 


James " 




3<.N) 


Charles C. 


s«i2 


Walter S. 


785 


John 


390 


. 713 


Charles I). 


(50, 1(151 


William J. 


4.38, 785 


Josephine C. 




648 


Charles H. 


11 (51 


MOCK 




Josie 




84(i 


Ch irloite D. 


1051 


Moses 


1196 


Julia 




~31 


Clarissa 


2(«< 


MOE 




Julius A. 




t>()5 


Pavid L. 


3(e 


Alma L. 


1186 


Katherine 




3iHI 


Edward 


4W 


Homer J. 


1186 


Katherlne M. 




76S 


Elizal.tih F. 


8(i2 


May 
William 


1247 


L. Albert 


390 


. 714 


Emma K. 


St>2 


1186 


Lorenzo 


39(1, 714 


Frank H. 


•iTiO. Ut)l 


MOFFATT 




Lilly 




66.) 


Frank L. 


ihy 


David T. 


•1061 


Louisa B. 




lllHl 


Frank W. 


8(12 


Edwin 


1061 


Lucia A. 




731 


Frederick H. 


4W. S(12 


Harris E. 


lOtil 


Luella 




1297 


GenoUe 


^62 


Horace E. 


1061 


Lydia 




390 


George II. 


•199. Ni2 


Sadie L. 


1061, 1286 


Mabel 


6«- 


,714 


Georgia B. 


s(i2 


Susie E. 


1061 


Marcus 




714 


Gertrutle 


.Nl3 



1378 



TJIE HAMLIN FAMILY 



Harvey H. 


2{W. iW 


Lui-y .\. 


2H4 


Eliza W. 


527 


Iliirvt'v L. 


)^-2 


.Mary C. 


5:19 


Emily B. 


527 


Ilfiiry (J. 


093 


Susan E. 


.538 


George 11. 


527 


ls:il)illati. 


49« 


Abla A. 


544 


Julia A. 


528 


John 


•Jtw 


MINSON 




M.irgaret 


528 


.John F. 'MX. 4W. nW 


Ada A. 


734 


Mark 


527 


John U. 


4ii!t. St;:: 


Alma 


734 


Mary E. 


.")2s, iKHI 


John J. 


4!"'.t 


Charles 


277, 519 


NA\' 




Jonathan 


m:> 


Edith M. 


7.34 


Lottie 


1010 


Kathi-rine C. 


1192 


Eva C. 


7:J4, 1121 


NAYLOR 




Laura 


N>2 


Frankie C. 


734 


John E. 


l.il2 


Lanra A. 


4!>'.l 


Hannah K. 


277. .-)20 


NEAL 




Laura U. 


V^Mt 


Hiram 


760 


Ann M. 


5.'^1 


Mary 


49!>. 1(>.".1 


Isabella 


]28;t 


Frank R. 


971 


Marv E. 


>fc> 


.lames E. 


519. 888 


Frank W. 


581, 971 


MarV L. 


St)-* 


.lane 


519 


John 


.581 


Scri'pta 


4i'9 


.lulius 


277. 519 


John R. 


581. 971 


'I\'i7i|)i'rance 


499 


J usi us 


277. 519 


Lucy .1. 


581 


W, A. 


7M 


Laura 


277 


NEALY 




Wilson M. 


1051 


Maria E. 


277. .■.19 


Nina 


911 


MORTON 




Martha C. 


277, .520 


NEELEY 




Annie D. 


901 


Milton .1. 


7;i4 


Helen 


1176 


Elizal)etli 


529, 5t01 


Nellie J. 


734 


J. Howard 


1176 


Klla \i. 


901 


Samuel H. 


7M 


John H. 


1176 


Fredcriclv 


.")29. !X)1 


Sarah 


519 


Lucien B. 


1176 


George 


1-'91 


Stewart 


519 


William 11. 


1176 


(ieorfje A. 


rc>!) 


MINSEV 




NEP^F 




(ieors^e \V. 


529. IHll 


David H. 


1245 


Louisa L. 


1182 


(Jilbert 


.')•-';• 


MURCH 




NELSON 




Helen 


.529 


Alartha 


284 


John P. 


407 


Lizzie G. 


1043 


MURDOCK 




Langford L. 
Marion E. 


1214 


Lizzie T. 


!HI1 


L. R. 


.S54 


868 


May 


iHIl 


Leafy 


.331 


Ole 


74;i 


Ruth S. 


1291 


John M. 


936 


NESBITT 




William IL 


529 


Ellen W. 


1198 


Charles 


976 


MOSHER 




Stanley W. 


1198 


Mabel 


97ti 


Calvin 


481 


Walter L. 


Mils 


NEWBERRY 




Joseph 
Louise 


481 


William H. 


1197 


J ames 


S.'H) 


481 


MURPHY 




Olive A. 


85(5 


MOSES 




Elsie 


390 


NEW BURN 




Jolin L. 


947 


MURRAY 




Nancy M. 


1308 


Roxanna 


219 


Edward P. 


1124 


NEWCOMB 




SamunthaJ. 


694 


Grace E. 


1124 


Almira 


316 


MOSS 




Margaret J. 


1207 


Azariah 


316 


Ida 


920 


Thomas C. 


1123 


Charles E. 


582 


MOTHERWELL 


MUSGRAVE 




Cornelius S. 


316 


Anfjie O. 


tiiK) 


Elizabeth V. 


1174 


Daniel E. 


772 


Edwani T. 


ti9!t 


Stephen B. 


1174 


Daniel Y. 


.582 


Elizabeth E. 


(i90 


MUTCHLER 




David E. 


582, 972 


Flora A. 


(i9'.» 


Marv 


843 


Ferrit 


422 


George W. 


699. 1(194 


MYERS 




Isaac B. 


316 


Leigh H. 


1094 


Carl 


1058 


Mvra M. 


582 


Thomas A. 


699 


Edward 


1058 


Rutli 


316 


MOTT 




Elizabeth 


694 


NEWELL 




Cornelia 


313 


Jessie 


lt>58 


Ada L. 


763 


Edward 


313 


Marlin 


105S 


Elmer F. 


968 


Frances W. 


1158 


Max 


10.">S 


Frederick W. 


968 


l''redericli 


313 


Zora 


lt»58 


Hobart 11. 


!Ki8 


.lames 


313 


NARRAMORE 




Mabel T. 


7i;;j 


Laura 


313 


Elmer E. 1003. 1270 


Mary 


*»> 


OrvlUe 


313 


Gladys 


1270 


Milton 


7(8 


MOULTON 




Henry L. 


1003 


Myron 


763 


Horace H. 


709 


I^Iartha A. 1003. 1269 


t)ra E. 


763 


I>iicretia B. 


6lW 


NARRERGAN 




Uov W. 


7(8 


MOVER 




Rose 


10S2 


Way land M. 


7i8 


Anna L. 


12ti.-) 


NARTEN 




NEWMAN 




CJuy I>. 


99;J 


Bertha E. 


1075 


0. A. 


,S49 


Ilfiiry M. 


993 


Christian 


1075 


NICOLL 




.lohn 11. 


852 


Christian C. 


1075 


Azra P. 


929 


i^amuel 


i1>3 


Henrys. 


1075 


Lurline 


929 


Seymour 


12(M 


Lyman F. 


1075 


Priscilla 


929 


MUDGE 




Perry E. 


1075 


NICHOLS 




Enoch 


.105 


NASH 




Abbie M. 


1242 


Hannah 


138 


Almira 


414 


Annie P. 


519 


lluldah 


224 


Emily 


12:il 


t^lareiice E. 


12JK) 


M.try 


76 


George 1'. 


M2 


Elizabeth 


8(52 


MULLETT 




.John W. 


tW2 


Emily A. 


757 


Adt laide F. 


.'>39, 91 1 


Josephine 


t)5i'i 


l''rederick S. 


12iK1 


Alfred K. 


538, iMI9 


Prince T. 


IU2 


Helen A. 


!Hi7 


Arthur C. 


539 


Samtiel B. 


642 


Lizzie A. 


SS4 


diaries E. 


53S 


Samuel H. 


(►42 


Martha D. 


(;22 


(•h;irles F. 


284. r>.i,s 


W illie .M. 


IH2 


Mary 


411 


HI! /.a 


284. 5:58 


NASON 




Marv A. 


944 


Kmlly F. 


.■>:t9 


C\'irollne O. 


527 


Uutii 1'. 


121 HI 


(ieorge F. 


5.39. 91 1 


Delia \i. 


.527. 899 


NICHOL-SON 




John 


284,538 


Edward A. 


528 


Arthur C. 


971 



INDEX. 



1379 



Bessie G. 

I.e. 




971 


John 


391 


OLMSTEAD 






729 


Laura O. 


605 


MaryL, 

OLNEY 


MM 


James L. 




971 


Martha L. 


944 


,HW5 


Jennie L. 
Mabel A. 

NICKERSON 


971, 


1125 
12;>1 


Mary E. 

NORVILLE 
.lames J. 


1085 
1175 


Minerva 

ORCUTT 
Clarinda H. 


670 

604 


Anna 


943, 


1236 


.1 ami's \V. 


1175 


ORDWAV 




Celia 




979 


Warren .1. 


1175 


Mary E. 


1037 


Clara 




1106 


NOTTAGE 




ORMISTON 




Doris M. 




1250 


Elizabeth 11. 


1045 


W. T. 


651 


Israel F. 




942 


Frank M. 


0,SI), 1045 


OK.MSUY 




Josepliine 




943 


Grace A. 


1045 


Catherine M. 


run 


Louis 




1250 


Herbert F. B. 


1045 


Ellen y\. 5U(i ihu 


Lucinda H. 




540 


Herbert P. 


IkMi, 1045 


Ir:i II. 


59tl 


Lydia A. 




588 


May E. 


104') 


Marv J. 


596 


Mr. 




292 


Nathaniel 


1045 


Noble D. 


rm 


Mary 




942 


Piercy 11, 


1045 


Wilmot N. 59( 


), 9SH 


Orrick 




400 


Samuel F, 


636 


ORTON 




NICKLE9 






NOURSE 




Catherine 


'M~ 


Jeannette 




769 


George B. 


ioo:j 


ORVILLE 




NIGHTENGALE 




.lohn P. 


ltH)2 


Kate 


1193 


Frances 




1117 


John W. 


1003 


OSBORN 




NILES 






NUTTER 




Eva 


761 


Charles E. 




1085 


Mabel M. 


122(i 


Harry T. 


K11 


Charles M. 


689, 


1084 


NUTTING 




Theresa E. 


1004 


Claude E. 


689, 


1085 


.John H. 


1260 


OSBORNE 




Levern E. 




689 


Sophia 


638 


Edna L. 


1178 


Mildred E. 




1085 


NYE 




Laura A. 11 7s, 


VMXi 


Rosa M. 


689, 


1085 


Alvin 


iKS7 


Rockwell C. 


117H 


Seabert H. 




689 


Arthur G. 


."iliO 


Willis L. 


1177 


Thomas L. 




689 


Asa 119 


, 207, 558 


OSGOOD 




NOAKES 






Benjamin 


560 


Caroline B. 877, 


1211 


Florence T. 




1161 


Bethiiel G. 


559 


Emily M. 


1211 


NOBLE 






Elizabeth 


119 


Ilarod .M. 


1211 


Addie 




1125 


Esther 


1 19. 207 


Hiram 


877 


Adelaide M. 


452, 809 


Florence G, 


948 


Hiram R. 


1211 


Belle J. 




971 


Hannah 


,556 


Homer B. 


1211 


Charles H. 




809 


■fames H. 


948 


Ida M. 


io4:t 


Deborah A. 




453 


James P. 


586 


.lames W. 877 


1211 


Delia 




1119 


Joanna F. 


1065 


Samuel H. 877 


1211 


Eliza M. 


452,'809 


John 


560 


Willard P. 


1211 


Emeline M. 


45; 


, 809 


Josiah 


119 


OSTERHOUDT 




Fanny A. 




1234 


.Josiah C. 


948 


Catherine 11. 


802 


Floyd T. 
Grace 




1181 
809 


Lemuel 62 
Lot 


, 119, 559 
ti2, 118 


Harris P. 
Henry F, 


802 

.S02 


Harriet M. 




452 


Mary 


t)3 


Howard 


Htt 


James L. 


809 


1181 


Mercie P. 


558 


OSTRANDER 




James M. 




452 


Mercy 


63 


Viola A. 


1119 


Marian A. 


453, 809 


Mercy A. 


586, 978 


OSTRO.M 




Orra M. 


45:: 


2, 808 


Mercy P. 


6();i 


Abigail 


477 


Thomas M. 


45:: 


;, 809 


Nathan 


63 


OUSTERHAUT 




Warren 0. 




1181 


Peter 


207 


Viola 


1157 


William H. 


809, 


1181 


Rebecca 


119 


OVERLIN 




NOBLES 






Robert 


i>(50 


Claude 


li:52 


Hannah 




160 


Russell S. 


726 


S. 


ii:t3 


Job 




160 


Samuel 


63 


OVERLOCK 




NOE 






Saphronia 


5i)0 


Susan A. 


'.MM 


Dora 




840 


Sarah 


63 


OVERSTKEET 




NOLAN 






Silas 


588 


Elizabeth 


890 


Lida 




909 


Sylvia 


2^)5 


OVIATT 




NORTH ■ 






Thankful 


63 


Esther 


224 


Amelia 


757, 


1145 


Thomas 


63, 558 


Lillian 


1084 


Elisha D. 




757 


O'CONNELL 




OTIS 




Eliza 




436 


Josephine A. 


1281 


Jane 


2JI6 


Elizabeth 




760 


O'FLYNG 




OWEN 




George W. 


679, 950 


Aleela 


♦!66. 1058 


Alible S. 


711 


John D. 




760 


Caleb C. 


:Hu, 6(i5 


Abigail :i88. 710 


Rebecca C. 




444 


Clarissa 


:i67 


Alice M. 


711 


Rebecca 




244 


Edmund 


3(i7 


Amelia A. M. 


;V>M 


NORTHAM 






Frances E. 


3(>7, 6(i5 


.Arthur W. 


1160 


Heber 




510 


Isaac M, 


367, 666 


Charles E. 711 


1102 


Henry H. 




510 


Ivyl 


6t)ti, 10,">8 


Charlfs H. UVI2 


IKC* 


Nellie 




510 


Louisa T. 


3«)7, 6(i() 


Charles P. 


;is8 


Samuel 




510 


James E. 


665 


Elmer \V. 


116U 


Solomon S. 




510 


Marion 


ti(>(! 


Elvah C. 


1U»2 


NORTHROP 






Marion I), 


367 


Flori-nce P. 


1 I6U 


Charles S. 




1127 


Mary H. 


;«j7, 665 


Frank 1.. 


711 


Earle H. 




1128 


O'KELLEY 




Fred K. 711 


llftJ 


Frances M. 




1128 


Elizabeth 


213 


Gract' 


5i « 


James W. 




1128 


O'LARY 




Henrietta 


:ws 


NORTHRUP 






Hearald 


i:t06 


Henry T. 


711 


Sarah M. 




5:i8 


Tim 


1306 


Lona II. 


711 


NORRIS 






OLDHAM 




Perry W. 


Il(!9 


Orrin G. 




12(3 


Emma F. 


1072 


Haymontl 


1102 


NORTON 






OLLER 




Tliiiodiy II. 


;iss 


Eliza S. 




605 


Ada C. 


1144 


Walter 


I161» 



1380 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY 



\\ illiani 


3W 


\S illiaiu II. 


388, 710 


William S. 


388, Til 


OWENS 




Cliailes II. 


1042. 1102 


.losi'ph 


1042 


Mabel C. 


1042 


Maude A. 


1042 


llawanl H. 


421 


I'ACCAKD 




Alii-f II. 


mio 


Chilion 


1S4 


Cornelia W. 


:i2o 


Cynthia K. 


320 


David 


lh4 


Ellen M. 


320 


Irani 


183. 310 


Irene 


1,^3 


Lvdia E. 


88S 


Mary A. 


(ii>" 


Myron W. 


320 


Neplii 


.320. (iO!) 


No.ili 183,184,320 


Olive 


184 


I'olly 


183 


Polly H. 


320 


Sally 


ls4 


PADBURV 




Satie 


120!) 


PAINE 




Anthony M. 


410 


Ellsworth E. 


739 


George A. 


739 


George H. 


411. 739 


PAGE 




Albert C. 


1104 


Charles A. 


1104 


Charles H. 


528 


Levi 


528 


Martraret C. 


,389 


Martha H. 


528, 8<Mi 


Mary A. 


703 


Nancy G. 


1104 


PALMER 




Adeline C. 


1043 


Albert T. B. 


1124 


Albert .7. 


.-)!)4 


Aley 


229 


Asa G. 


1,302 


Belle L. 


1211 


Carroll C. 


120.-> 


Charles L. 


992, 1302 


Clara A. 


1206 


Edward E. 


594, iKI2 


Edward G. 


1274 


Emily 


514 


Emma U. 


1270 


Everard 


7(H) 


FU)ra E. 


8.-)4 


Francis 


1302 


Fredericl< G. 


1302 


Gardner 


1302 


Gertrude A. 


594 


H. 1). 


721 


Harlow C. 


700 


Iltnry B. 


1205 


.1 eroihe A. 


594, 992 


John 


244. 447 


Lewis B. 


1205 


Leuelah D. 


854 


Liz/.ie A. 


1124 


Mal<-olm B. 


i;i02 


.Mamie V. 


i«)2 


Mary B. 


591 


Mason 


244.447 


Myrtle M. 


99'' 


Paul M. 


594 


Hollo C. 


1205 


Sarah 


447 


Sarah A. 


992 


Sarab K. 


528 


W. 


(«7 


William 


854 


PANGBOKN 




Ethel P. 


783 


Floy E. 


7«3 



.lames L. 763 

Myrtle M. 763 

I'AI'INEAU 

Louis .1. 1267 

PARDEE 

Amand.-i 443. 797 

Betsey 13s 

Daniel . I. 224.410 

l>avid II. 224. 409 

Kliziibeth 224 

Harriet 797,1174 

Harriets. 443 

Harris 44;j, 797 

Irwin 44;i 

.lames 137, 224 

.loll II 76 
.lonathan 138,141,22:1 

-Mary A. 224, 410 
Rebiccra 138, 224, 410 

Sally 151 

Sarah 224. 410 

PARK 

Addison 465 

Altana W. 46i">, 825 

Arthur 1046 

Austin F. 465. 824 

Benjamin 753 

Ben jamin S. 753. 1140 

Beriiia 1140 

Caroline 769 

Catherine J. 342, 6:i8 

Charles R. 342 

Clara 390 

Cyrus H. 342 

Earl 437 

Edward 1140 

Edward E. ia8 

Eleazer 194 

Esther 229. 437 

Fred E. 75;^, 1141 

Georj^e II. 638 

Hannah 231 

Harry H. 1141 

Irene 437 
.Toll 11 194,341,342.638 

■lobii II. 7r)3, 1140 

.loseph 437 

.loseph W. 188 

.hi Ma 6;i8 

Mary. I. 465.825 

Mortimer T. 753. 1140 

Ray 1140 

Sally A. 342, 6as 

Sarah 194. 342 

Sidney W. 465, 825 

Stuart 638. 1046 

Stuart .1. 342, 638 

William :il2, 6;i8 

William S. 194, 638 

PARKE 

Annie H. 891), 1219 

Bernice B. 896 

,lane S. 896, 1219 

Susan W. 896 

William C. 896, 1219 

PARKER 

Abraham L. 576 

Amasa 410 

Anu'lia .M. 757 

Bessie 1 1 75 

Cliarles E. 410, 737 

Charles F. 573, Wi6 

Cleone T. 576 

Cora A. 573.91)7 

Daniel 207 

ManicI II. 410 

Di'borali 68 

ElizabeMi C. 410.7.(7 

Elizabeth L'. 1126 

Ezra 1176 

(ieorjfe A. 410. 7:i8 

Henry A. 1214 

Henry M. 967 

.l;imes ■ 410, 738 

.Ijimes II. 572 

.loseph II. 575, 576 



.Junius C. 


410 


Lovell H. 


9»)7 


Maria L. 


576 


Marion 


.576 


Marv A. 


410. 738 


-Matilda 


529 


Mercy 


207 


Nora"F. 


844 


()s.-ar F. 


576 


Paulina M. 


1126 


Philamond S. 


410. 7:17 


Rebi'cca 


.342 


Rebecca L. 


410. 73S 


Robert 


410.737, 1126 


Robert M. 


1126 


Rose 


576 


Rose D. 


576 


Sheldon H. 


1214 


Silas B. 


575 


Susan 


749 


William S. 


737 


Zeno S. 


.576 



PARKHILL 

Annie I27i) 

PARKHURST 

Sarah 192 

PARKS 

Cadence E. 684 

Martha A. 513 

Xancy 327 

Tryphenia 379 

Victorine O. 584 

PARLIN 

Laura A. 1122 

PARLOW 

Phebe 290 

PARMELE 

Mr. 413 

William 413 

PARISH 

Eupene M. 1182 

Harvev 1182 

Lulla M. Ils2 

Mary R. 11, k2 

Nora A. 1182 

PARRY 

Harriet E. 732 

Sophia 732 

PAR.SON 

Clara 739 

Frank L. 739 
Mabel 1127. 12!Ki 

Marv C. 739 

Myron F. 739 
Robert F. 739, 11. -.^ 

William 739 

William C. 739 

PARSELL 

Ichabod S. 1155 

Samuel G. 1155 

PARTRIDGE 

Bertha 1106 

Kliza ,sic.i 

l\ Percy IKHi 
Freeman 71.'i. 1106 

Herman iKXi 

Sophia 692 

PASCHALL 

Barbara 1163 

(ieorge W. 774 

Guy S. IKW 
Samuel S. 774. 1163 

PATOHEN 

Susan 822 

PATERSON 

Hiram 885 

PATRICK 

Elvira .1. .518 
Henry W. 1160. y.m 

Malcom iitjO 

Maria L. 780 

Marv E. 7.s0 
Nellie 1160.1302 

Susan. I. 1301 

PATRTDGE 

.Minnie F. 1124 



INDEX. 



1381 



FATTEN 

James ;{()2 

Julia 500 

PATTEESON 
Addison A. loOO, 1268 



Alley Y 
Ansel 
Austin E. 
Bessie M. 
■Caroline H. 
Charles E. 
Clifford 
Clyde R. 
David L. S. 
Edward 
Elisha B. 
Elzadle H. 
Ernest B. 
Frances 
Harold 
Harry L. 
James H. 
James F. 
Josephine 
Lucy 
Louisa M. 
Madge 
Maruuerite 
Robert M. 
Sara L. 

PATTISOX 
Silas 

PAYNE 
Arthur W. 
Charles H. 
Edward H. 
Eliza A. 
Elizabeth A. 
Fannie D. 
Frank E. 
George A. 
Oeorge E. 
George W. 
James A. 
John M. 
Laura M. 
Lucy A. 
William 
William F. 
Winnie M. 



Alice N. 
Addie 



PAYSON 
PEA BODY 



PEAK 



Fred H. 
Horace L. 
Eobert D. 

PEAKE 
Amasa P. 
Eben E. 
Elizabeth P. 
Fannie A. 
George P. 

PEAESE 
Artliur A. 
Ephraim 
Helena F. 
Ijillian B. 

PEAESOLL 
George A. 
Kesiah 

PEAESON 
Amelia M. 



912 

217 

1000 

912 

398 

398, 725 

1268 

1268 

725 

lOOa 1268 

912 

912 

912 

912 

1268 

912 

217. 397 

.398. 725 

1000 

1000 

1000 

1000 

126S 

912 

725 

1105 

910 

539, 910 
1066 

539, 910 

910 

1066 

910 

1127 

910, 1226 

539, 910 
918 
910 
539 
539 
538 

539, 910 
910 

199 

1047 

1081 
1081 
1081 

738 
738 
738 
738 
738 

1113 

226 

1113 

1113 

840 
840 



Caroline S. 
Mehitable 
W'illiam R. 

Addie 
Adaline 
Erastus 
Heman J. 
Ira R. 
Jasper C. 
Jeremiah 



PEASE 



PECK 



1205 
385 
847 

785 
394 
3!)4 
486,847 
486 
a55 
394 



Lewin A. 
Mandana L. 
Martha 
Mary 
Samuel E. 
Sarah .1. 
William E. 



John 
Cora B. 



PEEL 

PEELOR 

PEIEOE 



Edwin R. 
Elbridge G. 
Elizabeth 
Helen W. 
Kate 
Sarah E. 
William S. 

PELTON 
Guy R. 

PENDLETON 
Hattie E. 

PEN NOCK 

Elmira 
Henry W. 
.lohn C. 
Margaret C. 
William 
Wilmot 

PERCIVAL 
Abbey S. 
Ephraim 
George 
Hannah 
Harriet 
John 
Lotta 
Su>.an 
Vena 
William E. 

PERCUPILE 
Archie J. 
Eliza A. 
Ella A. 
Leonora A. 
William 

PERIGO 
Mark B. 

FERINE 
Mary L. 

PERKINS 
Christine 
Mrs. 

PEREINE 
Bes.sie 
Edward 
George G. 
William 



117 
117 
117 
117 



1117 



1117, 

1295 

12!t5 

121K) 

1295 

1105 

1295 

75 



394. 721 Berrv V. 
921. 1229 Caroline II. 
AVJ Charles E. 
39-1 Charles H. 
iCl Cornelia 
394 Dolly 
3Jt4 Edward M. 

Klisha 
1080 Ella \V. 

Elsie L 
1237 Frederick C. 

Frederick E. 

.lames 

.lo.seph 

.losepli E. 

Kate II. 

Luke \V. 

Lydia 

afiss 

Mary .\. 

Mary L. 

Margaret L 

Mary V. 

Mercv 

Morris B. 

Ealph F^ 

Susan M. 

William 

PHIPPS 

Harriet A. 

PHINNEV 

Andrew 
Asa S. 
Braddock 
Charles 
Content 
Elvira A. 
Emilv 
Frank E. 
Frederic 
Harriet N. 
Joseph 
.lulia F. 
Lucy 
LucV E, 
Lydia S. 
Mercy 
Olive H. 
E. Bertram 
Tabitha 
Waldo B. 

PHILBROOK 
Mary W. 
Walter 

PHILLIP.S 
Abbie L 



Amelia J. 
Andrew 
Charles H. 
Diana 
Enoch ■ 
Ida 

John C. F. 
Julia R. 
Lloyd 

Margaret H. 
Sophia L. 
Ura 



PERRV 



945 Harriet B 



Alzina 
Angeline 

Anna 
Annie H. 
Christiana 
Mary 



PETERS 
PETITT 

PETTIT 



Jane T. 
Anna \V, 



PllAIR 
PHELPS 



4 I 
llitt 

987 
1178 
1178 
1178 

987 
987 

559 
293 
711 
173 

558, 949 
558 
711 

558, 948 
711 
558 

1074 
1074 
1074 
1074 
1074 

845 

863 

1114 
259 

875 
875 
875 
875 

439 
023 
959 
376 
623 
490 
tS.'3 
969 

1299 
623 
439 

1299 

1055 

828 
826 

1085 
832 
465 
465 

1063 

780 



788 

sot 

7M0 

434, 780 

414 

2><ii 

433. CM. 780 

280 

780 

7S2 

7S2 

434. 7s(t 

2.s<i 

414 

414 

1165 

2>C. 

414 

im6 
'*m 

TWO 
782 
782, 1165 
414 
782 
782 

■at. 7S0 

286 
540 



780, 



4:m. 



2>I7, 



171 

573 

563 

297 

29«i 

573 

297, 573 

573, 967 

573, 967 

301 

297, 57d 

297, 574 

573 

12X7 

297, .573 

213 

3tf4 

12n7 

20S 

12'>7 

1216 
1216 



Albert E. 
Alice B. 
Arthur A. 
Asia 
Bertha 
Betsey 
Catlu'rine 
Edwin W. 
Emeline 
Enos B. 
Ethel T. 
Harold E. 
Harriet R. 
Ivers 
I vers C. 
James 
.loliii 

.Iose|ili \V. 
Lydia 
Miss 
Mary A. 
Oils S. 
Ralph M. 
Sally 
SaiiMU'l 
Sarah T. 
Setli 
Smith F. 
'i'hotnas 
Walter E. 



620, 1(120 

!M2 

]?i6 

12:S6 

l.ss 

1236 

IK**. 325 

rttl. 446 

1020. 1279 

69,S 

942, 1336 

1279 

i2;w 

(I2lt. 1020 

325. 6IS 

4120. lOlM 

;i2U 

18.S, 326 

823 

188,325 

873 

620 

i2;w 

1236 

:42r). (CO 
i-^s, :j2S 

(W). 1O20 

18*1. IKS. :42:i 

^34. 11 SI 
isv .126 

I2:i6 



1382 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



FIirLPOT 






Charles 


232 


POPE 




Amanda E. 




r)S9 


Charles A. 


2:12. 421 


Abbie G. 




.3(& 


P1CKARI> 






Charles H, 


421 


Alice E. 




;ft>5- 


Eli2;a 




7i-: 


Cornel la .\. 


421 


Anna F. 




StiD- 


PICKERING 






Daniel 


232 


Augustus E. 




36,> 


Samuel 




779 


Edward 


03-? 


Charles 




59. 104 


I'lCKETT 






F^dward (,'. 


421. 76;{ 


Eben C. 




;WiV 


Charles 




J255 


Edwin 


232 


Edward 




J04, 201 


I'lEKCK 






Kli/al.el.h 232. 421 


, 422, 764 


F^stlier 




106. 201. 2ii6- 


Aaron 




aUi 


Klla H. 


422 


Eu;.'enf R. 




:«5 


Bertha K. 




113.-. 


Kpliraim 


231 


Experience 




103. 


Blan.-lie M. 




1135 


Kpliraiiii !I. 


232 


E/.ra 


59, 


103. 104. 201 


Ellen 




1312 


Fannie W, M. 


422 


E/ra T. 




201. 365- 


Ueor^e T. 




ii:r. 


George F. 


232 


Frances E, 




;J6.'> 


Maxson W, 




1134 


Henry C. 


422 


Fred A. 




!Nis 


8elii>a 




1312 


Henry J. 


2:12 


Hannah 




106. 201 


riEKREPOXr 




.lacoli B. :i31 


, 232. 422 


Joanna 




59. 11 11 


Statira M. 




737 


John W. 


422 


John 




59. 101 


PIER8UN 






.losephine 


421 


JwJith 




1114 


Eva E. 




12<1M 


Katherine D. 


421 


Lemuel 




59. KH 


Nellk- F. 


8«0, 


1 191 


Lilliel. 


421 


Lewis 




104. 2(11 


Samuel H. 




830 


Lewis F. 


422 


Lydia 




106. 2t55 


Walter L. 




]2«8 


Lucy A. 


232. 421 


Miss 




2iil 


PILIXG 






Mary M. 


421 


.M artba 




106, 2<12 


James C- 




lua 


Mary E. 


421 


Robert 




1(14 


Lois H. 




IHiJ 


MedoraC, 


648 


Sarah 




103. 1(11 


Kuth H. 




lUi3 


Mosetta 


421 


Seth 


59, 


104. 105, 201 


I'IXE 






Robert T. 


422 


Seth T. 




36» 


Berrie II. 




999 


S-.ir-Ah A. 


421 


PORTTTR 


Charles L. 


999. 


12(i7 


Susan M. 


232 


Ada M. 


^K Jh J^J^J 


]02.>* 


Clara L. 
Ida K. 


999, 


999 


William 
William E. 


Zi2 
421, 763 


Alarica 
Alice M. 




16(1 
98i> 


James K. P. 




9i)9 


William H. 


232. 421 


Alta A. 




1110 


Ruth K. 




12()S 


William L, 


232, 422 


Annie C. 




1110 


Warren A. 




999 


Zaimon 


232 


Arthur B. 




668 


Warren K. 

FINKHAM 




12li.s 


PLUMB 

Almira 


4tS 


Arthur L, 
Asa 

Benjamin F, 
Carrie E. 




1028 

160 

102r 

1028 


Charlotte A. 

PINNEY 




721 


Sarah L. 

PLUMMER 


1162 




Charles 




]:2(i.s 


Albert D. 


645 


Catherine 




378 


Ella 
Frank 




12(W 


Caroline M, 


1096 


Charles G. 




1028 




1001 


Calvin H. 


709 


Clarence J. 




882, 1213 


George 
Jackson N, 




1001 

1001 


Charles H. 
David 


644 
724 


Edwin 
Ellen W. 




1213 

ti68 


John 

PIPER 


IWil, 


12CkS 


Edmund H. 


709 


Emma A. 




501 






Fannie 11. 


645 


Emulus W 




79K 


Aurtlla A. 




1024 


Florence E. 


709. 1101 


Florence A. 




720, 1110 


PITCHER 






Harold H. 


724. 1115 


Forrest E. 




1110 


Bertha E. 




486 


Harry 


1166 


Francis H. 




668, 1060 


Clarissa 




4H6 


Mabel D. 


724 


Frank H. 




8.S2 


Ella 


486,847 


Nellie E. 


645 


Frank J. 




720. 1110 


George W. 




486 


Rose E. 


709. 1102 


Frederick M. 


w. 


668, 106O 


Mary 




154 


Samuel 


642 


George M. 




97* 


Orantie G. 




486 


Walter I. 


724 


Gertrude L, 




978 


Pearl 




847 


William 


1166 


Helen 




1018 


Seth H. 


486, 847 


William P. 


708 


HerlKjrt W. 




<t7(» 


riTTS 






Alice G. 


1115 


Henry A. 




720. nil 


Anne I'. 




944 


POLAND 




Henry 11. 




66.8 


Friend 




1202 


Aurelia 


1312 


Horace .M. 




1028' 


Joseph S. 




944 


P'rancis 


1312 


lames H. 




1028 


PITKIN 






.lohn 0. 


1312 


.leanette H. 




1060 


Caroline E. 


313, (HK) 


POLK 




John 1. 




668, 106O 


Eli/.abeth 




313 


Estelle 


1230 


.lohn W. 




668, KHiO 


Erasmus I>. 


313, 600 


POLLARD 




.luliana 




160 


(Jeor^re W. 




600 


Thomas 


t»s 


Lewis .M. 




720. 1110 


J. Howard 




6lK) 


POLLEY 




Llovd M. 




102H 


Lucy 




313 


Thercsii 


1079 


.Maria A. 




720. 1110 


Mary L. 




600 


POMEROY 




.Majorie W. 




KHiO 


Pamelia E. 


:n:i, t;oi 


Dorotha M. 


1207 


Mary 




160 


Hamuel 


3ia 


;, ti()0 


Edwin G. 


1207 


Mary L. 




1028 


William F. 




IKK) 


Fannie 


1089 


Maude A. 




1028 


PITMAN 






.leruslKi 


159 


Mildre.l M, 




1028 


liattle 




i(u:> 


POND 




Minnie E, 




102* 


PIXLE.Y 






Annie M. 


901 


Olive 




160 


Abigail 




464 


Charles D. 


872. 1208 


Perez 




160 


PLACE 






Frederick L. 


872. 1208 


Placidias P. 




1149 


Charles E. 




12:{7 


lleiirv A. 


872 


Raphael 




160 


Laura A. 




805 


.IoIim'I'. 


872 


Kutus 




1028 


PLAISTED 






Marion L. 


1208 


Sumner F. 




1110 


Mary 




4S8 


M.ary A. 


872 


Thomas F. 




1028 


PL ANT Y 






POOL 




\'iiMor .\. 




1028 


T. P. 




26.5 


Lydia A. 


611 


Waller 1). 




882. 1213 


PLATT 






I'OOLE 




Warren P. 




8.SI 


Aden a F. 




422 


Arthur 


12.S(i 


William 




719 


Annie S. 




422 


Hannah 


441 


William E, 




720, 1110 


Betsey 




2;i2 


Walter L. 


1242 


William 11. 




881 



INDEX. 



1383 



William W. 
AVinifred R. 

POST 
Isaac 




668 
1110 

797 


IdaE. 
Jacob H. 
Joseph W. 
Lucinda T. 


69^ 


6!I8 
. 10!« 

69H 
6!W 


Lora M. 
Lynn 1). 
Viola R 

IMTNAM 
Avis S. 


114A 

lUH 
114H 


Jane 




463 


Morris E. 




1094 


1291 
, I21t| 

8:.! 


POSTLE 
■Gusta 

POTE 




857 


Samuel A. 

PllESCOTT 
Anna 




69S 
2i<i 


(ieorge W. t<,i 
tilen 11. 
Ihlcn 
Ilili-n E 


Ferdinand C. 




978 


I'RESTON 






'.K7 


Kennetb E. 

POTTER 




978 


Lu(-y A. 

PRICE 




6S3 


.lames E. 
Kail- \ 


127i 
7.Vi 

1291 
.•172 

1291 

■ '■tn 


Albert 




597 


Eliza 




401 


Mil.ir«-(i M. 


Catherine 
Elisha F. 
Esther 
Harriet M. 


264 

916 

597, 995 

S35 


Elizabeth 
J. D. 

PRIEST 
Adelaide 11. 




994 
705 


>Iiiu>rva 
Samuel 

grACKENIUISIl 
Alfred J. 


Nancy M. 




406 


Anna A. 




11!B 


Alice M. 


977 


Sarah E. 




889 


Anna H. 




1240 


Clara 


126(1 


Susan E. 




8-89 


Charles E. 




12H0 


Leon 


12tiU 


William 




597 


Emma L. 




1095 


gi'AVLE 




POWELL 






Everett W. 




10i»5 


Charles T. 


I(i74 


Addle 




1189 


George H. 




1280 


Florence 11. j(i74 


. r>9 


Anna E. 




1266 


Martha 




213 


Henry B. 
Mamie 


I2>9 


Cyprian 




467 


Mary V. 




889 


1074 


John C. 




467 


PRIOR 






Ruth K. 


1074 


Louisa A. 


46 


7, .S26 


Charles O. 




1060 


William F. ]t»74 


. 12ns 


POWELLSON 






Jessie 




1060 


William 11. 


1«»74 


Arietta K. 




861 


John 




lOciO 


QUICK 




POWERS 






Lucy A. 




461 


Rela B. 


615 


Budd E. 




1294 


Noah L. 




1060 


Emanui'l 11. 


615 


Charles M. 




1262 


PRINDLE 






Lizzie .V. 


fll5 


Daisy 




1262 


Samuel 




234 


William D. 


(115 


Don F. 




1294 


PRITCHARD 




OUINLAN 




Emma N. 




1294 


Clare 




\mi 


George H. 


80O 


Harris H, 




1294 


George A. 




1063 


QUINTARD 




Henry E. 




1294 


PROCTOR 






Mary 


-m 


Janie R. 




1056 


Edna M. 




788 


RABON 




Maude M. 




1294 


Hannah 




98 


Jessie 


10W 


Merle A. 




1294 


Harlan P. 




788 


W. 


liKW 


Otis H. 




1294 


Harriet L. 




788 


RABV 




Paul D. 




1294 


Helen 




635 


Clara E. 


i2:i« 


Prince A. 




1294 


Mildred A. 




788 


Edward 


127(t 


Rachael M. 




12i>4 


Pay son H. 




78S 


Gertrude .M. 


1270 


Kosilla 




1)11 


PROVIN 






llaztl .1. 


127(t 


Scott F. 
Sheridan 




r2W 
1294 


Mary E. 
San ford S. 


SIO, 


11S1 
810 


Marion F. 
Vivian A 


1270 
1270 


Valentine 




1262 


PROSSER 






RAMSDF.LL 




Virginia 




1128 


Alice L. 


1259, 1309 


A. 


388 


FRAME 






Anna B. 




!»,So 


RAMj^EV 




Deborah 




695 


Eda 




415 


George E. 


1125 


John M. 




796 


Edna P. 




12;)9 


.John L. 


MS< 


Libbie A. ' 


976, 


1173 


George H. 


985 


1259 


RA.MEY 




PRATT 






Harold H. 




1259 


Emma F. 


im 


Anna B. 




828 


Harriet M. 




9S5 


RAM) 




Bern ice 


32] 


, 611 


Luther 




985 


Alice 


400 


Charles 




82.S 


Mr. 




415 


John 


1117 


Charles A. 




66S 


Mayme E. 


12.59. 


1309 


Mary 
Nellie 


1117 


Charles K. 




370 


Minnie M. 


985, 


12.59 


1117 


Elizabeth 




512 


Maude L. 


1259, 


1309 


Philip ('. 


1116 


Enoch 




369 


Timothy T. 




415 


Rk-hard F. 


1117 


Ernest 




668 


William E. 


985. 


1259 


Sophy 


1117 


Florence J. 




828 


William V. 




1259 


RAN PALL 




George G. 


37f 


, 6ti8 


Rosalia M. 


985, 


1:»9 


Daniel B. s52. 


IhXi 


Harry 




611 


PRUDUM 






Enmia ,1. 


s:)2 


Helen 




7S2 


Frances J. 




5,52 


Florence C^ 


1 1!t5 


Herbert S. 




828 


Myete 




1299 


Frajik A. 8.-)2 


ll'Hi 


Ida H. 




370 


PULLEY 






George C. llU'i. 


l.'HM 


Jerome I. 




567 


Ann E. 




477 


Ilarriil A. 


1024 


Laura 


•d21 


, 611 


PUNTENNE-i 






Henry W. .s.-c'. 


lllt.'i 


Lucy G. 


321 


, 610 


Charles S. 




H87 


Irving I>. 


8.V2 


Mabel 




1252 


James M. 




,>*i7 


Launcelot T. 


8.-.; 


Maria G. 




;J21 


L. Eleanor 




8,S7 


Mr. 


2:.4 


Mary L. 


32J 


,610 


Lizzietta 


887, 


1214 


^lari(>^ .i. 


II mi 


Otis 




321 


Lylah A. 




887 


Ravtnond I. 


no.". 


Paul 




668 


Minnie E. 


S87, 


1214 


Vavni- n. 


II'.M 


Sally H. 


321 


, 610 


Sarah 15. 




887 


Will K. 


iiii; 


Samuel W. 




im 


PDRCELL 






U A.N KINS 




PRAY 






Mina A. 




1173 


Sarah 


iNll 


Lucy H. 




1222 


PURDY 






KANNKV 




PREBLE 






Eliza J. 




3<i7 


Dr. 


4»r7 


Eveline 




;j84 


James C. 




iKi9 


HANSOM 




Gideon 




3m 


PUEGETT 






Edwin 1>. 


ll8»i 


Henry 




384 


D. G. 




S4« 


(Ji'orgi' II. 


IKI 


PRENTISS 






ITKVIS 






Il.iiiiiin M. 


I2.V> 


Alphonzo 




698 


Clifford .1. 




114S 


ll.irriiMt M. I.. SK't. 


12.V> 


Earl A. 




1094 


John W. 




1147 


.leshie .M. 


ItNl 



ViM 



THE HAMLIN lAMILY. 



John II. 
Laura 
Lucy K. 
Norriian W. 
I'liollv 
Itufus S. 
William L. 
William W. 



(183. 



»83, 



KAI'P 
K ATM BON 



Eula T. 

Ida M. 

RATIIB(^)NE 
LL-latid n. 

RAWLING8 
Anna L. 

RAW80N 
Mary L. 
Nelson 

Alice 

E(l|.?ar K. 

Eleann K. 1023. 

Fred 

(jiJadys 

John 

•losepli G, 

Lewis S. 

Maria L 

Marlon 

Nettie «5t). 



KAV 



Edith 

Jennie 

William 

Carrie A. 

Mary 
j^usan 



RAYMOND 

REA 
READ 

REA VIS 



Harold M. 
Win f red E. 

KEDFIELD 
Harriet F. 
ll(jrace U. 
Horace V. 
Scott F. 

REDDING 
Leah 

REED 
Ahbie J. 
Albert E. 
Annis 

Aujifustus C. 
Belle G. 
Caroline M, 
Charles R. 
Charlotte O. 
Edith B. 
Ellen 
Elvira 
Emily T. 
Emn)a 
Euj^ene 
Frank A. 
Florence M, 
Harriet 
Hazel M. 
Helen M. 
Henry 
Henry C 
Henry L. 
Horace G. 
Howard 
Howard Sv 
John G. 
I^eroy 
Marrlelta. 
Mary A. 
MlllU'an 
N. K. 
Nellie 
Knfus O. 
Kufus R. 
Samuel 



811, 
sil, 



1255 

5<» 

1355 

1255 

592 

flKI 

125i"i 

12..J 

1»U 

li^.t; 

12! II 

7X0 

1127 

s70 

1250 
102.J 
12x1 

12.V) 
(i5« 
1«23 
12.")0 
KMO 
1250 
105:^ 

12S7 
12x7 

910 

426 

200 

1282 
1282 

1181 
1182 

811 
«11 



St. Clair 
Vesta H. 
William H. 



834, 



875. 



K34, 



1191 
h7.T 
442 

1075 
702 

1018 
875 

1211 

1211 
784 
471 
BOO 

8;« 

702 

1210 

1255 

852 

1211 

lOSH 

702 
83.'! 

iim 

h75 
1211 

820 
II 01 

85«) 

io:so 

1075 
487 

1075 
702 
702 
702 



REESE 
Aaron 
Anna 
Daniel 
Kmma A. 
Frank 
Lilla L. 
Lora E. 
.Merton B. 
I'latt 

Samnel N. 
Wellin^'lon W. 

REESMAN 
Margaret 

REEVES 
Julia A. 

REIFSNIDER 
Sarah E. 

REMINGTON 
Calvin B. 
Joseph C. 

REMSEN 
Phebe 

RENION 
Lucinda C. 

RENSHAW 
Harriet 

RENSSELAER 
Florence 

REYNOLDS 
Arthur E. 
Blanch E, 
Chester A. 
E. O. 
Irwin M. 
Marcus 
Richard 
Sarah 



REX 

Ella H. 
Jacob C. 
INHiinie P. 
Thaddeus S. 

RHINES 
Mr. 



744 Clara M. 



Lavina 
Lizzie M. 

George F. 

Abbie F. 
Alice 
Artilla M. 
Augustus C. 
lienjamiu 
Caroline II. 
Charles E. 
Charles F. 
GharlesG. 
Charles W. 
Cornelia 
Edward C. 
Emery 
Emery E. 
Erma 
Eugene R. 
Eva M. 
Evelin .S. 
Frances 
Frank S. 
Frederick 
Frederick J. 
(leorfie H. 
llelHjr B. 
Horatio H. 
James S. 
.loseph 
Laura A. 
Lee A. 
Lloyd R. 



RHOADES 
RHODES 



RIAL 
RICE 



875 

702 

1211 

834 
KM 
S34 
8.T0 
834 
850 
850 
850 
8*4 
1140 
xjO 

750 

489 

970 

12.58 
1258 

463 

756 

1134 

546 



1172 
1172 

816 
490 
816 
282 
816 
882 



10.34 
1034 
1034 
1034 

589 

699 

768 
780 

120S 

527 
1266 
877 
880 
508 
767 
527 
527 
510 
898 
509 
510 
620 
620. 1021 
938 
510 
877 
510 
875 
879, 880 
508 
9;J8 
510. 620. SKO 

rion. 876 

5ns, S77 

.527, 89S, 938 

620, 1022 

938 

938 



510, 



Lucius E. 


63l> 


Marion A. ( 


520. 102i 


Mary 


50S. 877 


Mary E. 


.527. S9H 


Remick C. 


510* 


Rena 


93.H 


Ricliard H. 


.>27 


Richanl K. 


.527 


Ruth A. 


san 


Wesley T. 


4,8» 


RICH 




Addie M. 


971 


Claris.sa F. 


315 


Edwin 


i)S7 


Edwin W. 


587, 979 


Eunice 


979 


Hannah 


5,8.s 


Henry V. 


315 


Horner B. 


971 


.lames H. 


970 


.lames W. 


971 


.Jeremiab 


315 


Jonathan 


ISO 


Lilla H. 


587. 978 


Louise F. 


584 


Mariam P. 


315 


Mary 


:m3 


Mary P. 


582. 972 


Mary M. 


315 


Melissa A. 


969 


Samuel 


5,S2 


Uriah 


582 


RICHARDS 




Ann 


550 


Benjamin 


1S6 


Emma 


lltW 


Emmett E. 


1230 


Helena 


976 


Isaac 


186, 324 


John C. 


12.fO 


Joseph 


97. ls6 


Mr. 


469, 479 


Mary 


186 


Rhnda 


320 


Ruth M. 


1230 


Sarah 


186 


Turner 


4.S> 


Treat 


486 


RICHARDSON 


Abbie R. 


61 » 


Adeliza 


895 


Alvenu 


!K)6 


Asenath L. 


298 


Edwin K. 


UKK) 


Eva 


874 


Gardiner 


365, 661 


Harold P. 


1100 


Ira J. 


:W5 


Josiah 


171 


Lester 


1100 


Llovd H. 


1099 


William H. 


10!W 


RICHMOND 




Anna P. 


1258 


Silence 


.554 


RICH TOR 




Ellen 


1083 


Mary 


lft>« 


RI DA BACK 




Louise 


764 


RIDDELL 




Enos S. 


606 


RIDER 




Drusllla 


305 


RIDGEWAY 




Emma E. 


888, 1214 


Frank H. 


S88 


Ruth 


KS}4 


Samuel L. 


888 


RIGGLOMAN 




Howard H. 


1306 


RIGGS 




Adeline E. 


550, 931 


Adeline A. 


931 


Agnes V. 
Albert E. 


931 


5i-)0, 931 



INDEX. 



1385 



Albert S. 
Almond I. 
Amarrilla 
Bertha 
Bessie S. 
Brigliam A. 
Charles 11. 
Charles W. 
Christine L. 
Don F. 
Edwin A. 
Emily 
Ezra J. 
Harriet 
Herbert 
Herbert E. 
Irving S. 
John £. 
Julia A. 
Levi S. 
Linnie 
Margaret M. 
Mary A. 
Nathan A. 
Nelson F. 
Rachael 
Kuth 
Tessa 
Wallace 
Winnie 



931, 



RILEY 

Abigail 
Edward O. 
Elizabeth E. 
James E. 
James L. 
Katherine F. 
William M. 

RIPLEY 
John 

ROBBINS 
Emma J. 
Harriet 
Henry S. 
Jennie L. 
Lena C. 
Medora M. 
Nellie R. 

ROBERTS 



931 
931 

1235 

931 

931 

5oO, 931, 9.i-2 

550, 930 

931 

1277 
931 
931 
932 

1277 

932 

931 

550.931 

931 

550,932 

931 

931 

931 

931, 1235 

.550, 931, 932 

931 

1277 
932 
932 
931 
550 
932 



948. 



217 
948 
1243 
94« 
1243 
1269 
1243 

715 

1003 
343 
1003 
1003 
1003 
572 
1003 



Alma G. 1229 
Alice T. 1080, 1290 

Amer S. 1229 

Anna 213 

Asa C. 1229 

Caroline E. 737 

Carrie 1198 

Catherine E. 44;5 

Elise A. 817 

Prances G. * 422 

Frank C. 1229 

Glen H. 845 

Helen A. 655 

Ida V. 845 

J. J. 1214 

Jay 593 

Joseph B. 817 

Lorin 1079 

Mabel M. 845 
Marion S. 1080 1290 

Mark VV. 1229 

Mary L. 1229 

Minnie M. 845 

Paul 817 

Sadie A. 1294 

Theodore A. 845 

William B. 817 

William J. 817 
William R. 1080, 1290 

ROBERTSON 
Albert L. 989. 1264 

Archibald 1194 
Bertha H 687, 1082 

Daniel 989 

Dean L. 1082 

Ebenezer 377 

Edith 687 



Elizabeth 
Elizabeth H. 
Ellen 
Euirene R. 
Frank N. 
Francos J. 
Helen M. 
Herbert 
Hiram 11. 
John B. 
John II. 
Marguerite I. 
Mary 
Mary L. 
Nainie L. 
Richard H. 
Samuel 
Sarah M. 
Theodore H. 

ROBINSON 
Amanda 
Andrew G. 
Benjamin F. 
Bernice E. 
Bertha L. 
CaO. 
Ca W. 
Charles S. 
Chloc H. 
Edmund O. 
Eliza B. 
Elizabeth 
Emily B. 
Eva G. 
Fletcher B. 
Frank W. 
J. H. 
Jane 
Jay W. 
Laura 
Leslie S. 
Lewis H. 
Lewis J. 
Lorinda 
Lucy L. 
Marcus 
Margaret 
Mary J. 
Marv L. 
Matilda 
McDonald 
Mercv D. 
Milo F. 
Milton 
Muriel 
Nathaniel 
PhilenaP. 
Ruth A. 
Samuel T. 
Sarah A. 
Sarah B. 
Sophronia 
Stoughton 
Warren R. 
Wilbur S. 

ROBISON 
Alanson 
Laforest 
Lelan G. 

ROBY 
Bertie 
Ell wood 

ROCHE 
Beatrice M. 

ROCKWOOD 
Sarah 

RODGERS 
Nancy 

RODMAN 

Thomas V. 

Lydia 
Lucy 



.599. 

(iS7 

377 

t>S7 



6fi7 

997 

989 

989 

'. (vS7 

lOsl 

12(>4 

9SU 

599 

377, 6S7 

687 

1194 

(187 

377, tW7 

10S2 

687, 10S2 

.V.IH 

377 

377, 687 

523 

666 

885 

1134 

lO.V.) 

tU)6 

1058 

773 

915 

666 

918 

526 

950 

1101 

747 

666, 1058 

583 

387 

747, 1134 

1197 

10.58 

1].><0 

li(!6 

415 

1134 

415 

598 

989 

755 

522 

666. 1059 

565 

ii:i4 
415 

773. 1162 
178 
904 
li:i4 
900 
528 
929 
415 
415 
747 

666, 1058 



ROE 



Charles C. 



ROGER 



1197 

014 

1197 

1157 
1157 

1309 
279 

sm 

665 

312 

842 

672 



ROGERS 
Anios 
Arthur 
Caroline F. 
Caroline P. 
Charles 
t'Drnclius 
Kddie 
Eleanor S. 
Fannie 
Frank F. 
Freddie 
George A. 
G race .1 . 
Hiram F. 
Ilyrum A. 
Isaac 
Isaac S. 
lames 
.lames S. 
.leniiie 
.John H. 
Joseph 
Kate 
Leona 
Libbie 
Louisa A. 
Lucy 
Lucy P. 
Lulu 
Mr. 

Mary A. 
Mary H. 
Mary L. 
Mary M. 
ftlaud 
Mira 

Nathan F. 
Ruth R. 
Talbot -M. 
Thomas 
Thomas J. 
Walter 
William N. 

ROLLINS 
Ada F. 
Avis 

Calvin H. 
Charles W. 
Ellen M. 
Ida M. 
.Tesse B. 
Julia D. 
Lydia H. 
Mary A. 
Sumner H. 
William O. 

ROMANS 
George W. 
Leon M. 
Lorenzo Iv. 
Prentls 
Theodore D. 

ROMER 
Cella A. 

ROOD 
Mary E. 

ROOT 
Edward 
George G. 
Hannah 
Harriet 
Helen 
Henry G. 
Mrs. 
Tempo E. 

ROSE 
Robert O. 
Robert H. 
Mr. 
Marion 

ROSSITEK 
Mary 

ROSS 
AllRTt E. 
Laura A. 



87:J 

srj 

578 
999. 1267 
Krj 
1S2 
S73 
9S«t 
771 

873 
873, 123«i 

87:1 
12:«i 
1235 

.578, 9t» 

762 

99i». 12»>7 

1115 

.S73 

m;» 
12:^6 

873 

578 

731, 87;i 

57.S 

lliki 

,578 

37S 

y7.1 
WH 
X73 
KMi 
KHki 
1128 

873 
1236 

NS8 
I2:w 

;i88 
388 
388 
388 
388 
937 
388 
388 

388 
388 

;i88 

1110 
1110 
1110 
1110 
1110 

848 

1011 

864 
S.4 
■h>* 
W63 
847 
864 
438 
804 

1179 

1179 

1.VJ 

1179 

847 



138(i 



THE PIAMLIX FAMILY 



KOTH 




Walter .1. 


1021 


William A. 


10K> 


Warren T. 


747 


ROrLSTON 




RUST 




Miittle M. 


1171 


Charles 


h44 


KOUXDY 




Daniel M. 


Ii44 


Susan A. 


1:2:1:2 


Harry W. 


S44 


ROUSE 




Lviiiaii If. 


814 


Lorenzo 


51it 


.Marv K. 


844 


Hubtrt M. 


520 


Mercy H- 


324 


CiirolliR- W. 


520 


RUTLEDGE 




ROUNSEVEIJ 


[. 


Don A. 

KI'XTON 


1300 


Lucy A. 

ROWF. 


11. -4 


Mary 1. 

RYAN 


1239 


Gcorue F. 


J :«).') 


Jenet 


ll.ili 


Minnie K. 


T1,H 


Ruth .J. 


5,s9 


Sariili 


!KHi 


SARIN 




WliLiler 


WHi 


Charles L. 


11K4 


ROW ELL 
Barton 
C. C. 


409 
223,409 


SACKETT 
Clyde / 
Cornelius B. *" 


1090 

ii:e 


Henry 


409 


Ellen C. 


11.12 


ROYALSTON 




,lctinic K. 


11, S2 


Maria 


5P3 


.lulius H. 


74.">. ii;^2 


ROYCE 




l..ydia A. 
Mark 


74,-). 1132 


Mr. 


1148 


1(190 


ROYS 




Moretoii B. 


744 


Phebe J. 


728 


Ki'ulicii 


745 


ROYSE 




Khoda T. 


745. 11:12 


Jacob 


Vii 


Seymour T. 


745 


Joel 


134 


Theodore 


1090 


Amos 


i:u 


SADDLER 




ROZELL 




Betsey 


683 


Sarali 


405 


SAFFORD 




RUBY 




Annie E. 


948 


Edith M. 


'.m 


Fannie 


V71 


RUCKER 




SAIiA 




Persis 


(iilS 


•James 


1255 


RUDD 




SALISBURY 




Delia 


98« 


Belinda 


555 


Isaac 


988 


David 


598 


Lottie 


988 


Mary ,J. 


598 


Lucy .1. 


988 


Philip 


1141 


William 


988, 12(>J 


SALTWALD 




RUGGLES 




Boletta J. 


1178 


Benjamin 


168 


SAMMONS 




Hannah 


IfiS 


■Tames 


887 


Mary J. 


1109 


SAMPLE 




RULAND 




Clara M. 


1204 


Arthur L. 


1069 


SAMUEL 




Donald L. 


1070 


Elizabeth I. 


668 


RUNG 




John E. 


1059 


George W. 


i:i09 


.John S. 


668, 1059 


Walter 


IHOit 


Robert 


667 


RUN YON 




Robert M. 


668. 1059 


Ann 

RUPLE 
Flnette M. 


477 


SANBORN 
Alice B. 
Carrie W. 


1074 
1074 


RUSCAS 




Edna .M. 


1102 


Charles W. 


11 iK) 


ElicieM. 


1074 


GilbiTt M. 


lliHJ 


Elmer E. 


1074 


Ramone 


1196 


Ethel M. 


1074 


RUSSELL 




Eugene 


1074 


Austin 


882 


Fred M. 


1101 


Caroline L. 


620, 1021 


Grace M. 


1074 


Charles 


620 


Howard 


1074 


Charles F. 


620, 1021 


Raymond P. 


1102 


Charles .1. 


1021 


Sarah 


649 


Cora J. 


99:1 


Sarah K. 


535 


Edgar H. 


747 


SANCHE 




Edith A. 


747 


H. 


664 


Fli/aheth 


92:» 


SANDERSON 




P'ninia L. 


1229 


John 


84 


Frank 


1021 


Mary F. 


102."> 


Fred 


1021 


N. A. 


7,")() 


Hattlc 


882 


Tabltha 


19 


lltnrv W. 


747 


SANDS 




ln«/, "U. 


747 


George M. 


11 09 


.lennit M. 


1047 


SANFORD 




Mabel 


882 


Adeline 


562. 956 


Mal.el M. 


!«i;i 


Alice 


4.56 


Mary 


S82 


David P. 


45(i 


Marv A. 


I0I6, 1017 


Ellas 


1161 


Mvrile 


HS2 


(•race H. 


4.56 


Sarah A. 


ti20, 1020 


Hal 


1161 


Waldo A. 


t)9:{ 


Isaac 


5li2 



Jennie F. 


956 


.losephine 


1266 


Kate 


1161 


Lizzie B. ! 


AV), 1247 


Timothy 


562, 956 


SANGER 




Fanny B. 


947 


SARGENT 




Albert C. 


12:ts 


Alden 


;i91. 715 


Betsey 


39.3 


Ella 391, 


714. 715 


Ignatius 


1290 


.lohn F. 


391, 715 


Laura ,1. 


:)91. 715 


Mr. 


;i8.>< 


Martha A. 


391,714 


Robert 


:i91. 715 


Ro.xanna 


.191. 715 


Sarah J. 


1281 


Winthrop W. 


1290 


SAULSBURY 




Joel 


288 


SAULPAUGH 




Clara M. 


1187 


SAUNDERS 




11. K. 


1216 


Henry F. 


1216 


SAUNDERSON 




Elizabeth C. 


905 


SAYAtiE 




Carrie M. 


109K 


Hiram F. 


109M 


Mary 


223 


SAYERY 




Edith B. 


1083 


Edna D. 


1083 


Edwin F. 


108;i 


George A. 


10M3 


SAWYER 




Bessie F. 


12.S1 


Carrie A. 1021. 12M1 


Charles F. 


1218 


Clara C. 


1049 


Eben 


^99 


Isaac W. 


1046 


James R. 1021, 12M 


Louise W. 


12SI 


Myra L. 


10.50 


Sarah L. 1021. 12.H) 


SAXTON 




Catherine J. 


762 


SAYLES 




Milton L. 


988 


Minnie < 


588. 1263 


SAYRE 




Elizabeth S. 


1165 


Farrand 


III& 


SAYWARD 




Ana 


120:> 


SCHARENBROICH 


Anna M. 


10,s4 


SCHEAFFER 




Charles H. 


1143 


Charles T. 


1143 


Kstlur L. 


in:; 


Katlicriiie 


iu:f 


Marguerite 


1143 


Oscar 


114:1 


SCHELLENGER 


Harold 


i;«i3 


Thomas 


1303 


SCHERMERHORN 


Miss 


11. ■!2 


Nancy M. 


,SS1 


SCHOFIELD 




.Marian E. 


SI 3 


SCHOUTEN 




Sarah 


is2 


SCHRADER 




Nellie E. 


993 


SCnULTZ 




Marie 


1071 


SCHUYLER 




Cornelia 


1140 


M;iry A. 


83,5 



i 



INDEX. 



1387 



SCHWALL 




Eva E. 


1288 


James 


1288 


SCOTT 




Eveline 


517 


Frances L. 


526 


1 George 


1153, 1300 


Ida G. 


990 


Irving H. 


1197 


Jean 


1197 


John D. 


1153 


Lottie 


1153, 1300 


Lucile G. 


1197 


Mary E. 


1147 


Myrtle 


1166 


; Walter R. 


1197 


SCOVILL 




Angelina S. 


427, 775 


Caroline E. 


427 


Caroline R. 


427, 774 


Edith 


774 


Grace 


774 


Harriet 


427 


Harriet J. 


427 


Herbert 


774 


Jonathan 


427, 773 


Lois 


774 


Mary L. 


427, 774 


Mollie 


• 774 


Nathaniel C. 


427, 773 


Robert 


774 


Samuel C. 


427, 774 


Samuel D. 


427 


William P. 


427 


SCRAIL 




Miss 


1158* 


SCRIPTURE 




Elizabeth 


602 


SCUDDER 




Abigail 171, 172 


, 174, 299 


Abigail R. 


296 


Adeline L. 


571 


Albert 172 


, 298, 574 


Alfred 


172, 299 


Ale.xander 174 


297, 571 


Alice C. 


304 


Alon?o 


171, 297 


Ann 


52, 304 


Ansel H. 


300 


Arthur 


571 


Arthur F. 


170 


Asa 


87, 172 


Benjamin 


52 


Ben.iamin F. 


171, 297 


Benjamin H. 


57 


Bessie M. 


576 


Betsey 


171 


Bradford 


571 


Caroline 


173, 302 


Caroline H. 


172 


Cephas 


172 


Charles 


174, .303 


Charles N. 


301 


Charles 0. 


571 


Charles W. 


304, 576 


Charlotte 


172 


Daniel r^i. 90, 172, 


300, 575 


David 52, 90, 174 


David C. 


304 


Duley R. 


173 


Ebenezer 39, 52, 53, 85, 87, 170 


171, 


173, 296 


Edgar C. 


571 


Edward 


1?2 


Edwin 


173, 301 


Eleazer 


53, 90 


Elisha 


304 


Elisha G. 


174,304 


Eliza A. 


209 


Elizabeth ;«. 36, 39, 52, 5S 


, 87, 172 


Elizabeth F. 


301 


Ella 


299 


Ella D. 


300, 575 


Emily P. 


297 


• Emily O. 


297, 581 


Emma 


296 



Erastus 

Ethel 

Eugenia 

Eugenie I. 

Evarts 

E.\perience 

Ferdinand 

Frank II. 

Frederh^k 

Frederick C. 

Frederick M. 

Freeman L. 

George 

Gustavus 

Hannah 

Hannah V. 

Hannah R. 

Helen H. 

Henry 

Henry A. 

Henry B. 

Horace 

Horace E. 

Isaac 

Isabella 

Isaiah 

James 

James T). 

Jane M. 

John 

.John W. 

Jonathan 

Joseph C. 

Josepii W. 

Josiah 

Josiah F. 

Julia 

Lizzie 

Lot 

Louisa 

Lucinda 

Lucy 

Lydia 

Lydia I. 

Margaret 

Marshall S. 

Martha 

Mary 

Mary F. 

Mary J. 

Mary W. 
Maude C. 

Mehitable 

Nathaniel 

Nelson 

Oliver 

Olivers. 

Orville A. 

Otis 

Philander 

Persis 

Persis C. 

Prentiss 

Prentiss W. 

Puella L. 

Rebecca 

Reliance 

Rose. 

Rose D. 

Rufus 

Russell 

Sally 

Samuel 

Samuel H. 

Sarah A. 

Sarah C. 

Sophia 

Sophronia A. 

Sylvia C. 

Thomas 

Thomas D. 

William 

William A. 

William K. 

VVinthrop S. 

Zeno 



x. 



173 

577 

.304 

304 

304 

39, 52 

25»8, 574 

576 

174, .304 

297, 571 

571 

173, 300. 301 

171 

2i)9 

■■». 52, 172. 173 

173 

298 

301 

171, 173, 296 

173. .301 
576. 9t>y 

174, .3t)4 
304. 577 

171. 296 
:m 

87. 171. 172. 2<IS 

at, .52, 87. 173 

87, 173 

304 

35, 39, 51, 52, 85 

170 

53 

;«o 

171 

173, 300 
300 

174,304 

300. 575 

85, 170 

296 

174, 296 

172. 297 
90. 172, 174 

172. 297 
298, 574 
304, 576 
300 
90, 172, 298 
3(X). 575 

298, 574 
576 
575 

52 

52 

172. 299 

172. 297 
297 
574 
2!>6 

171. 296 

173. .301 
300 

170. 174, 296 

296, 571 

173,300 

53 

39 

87 

300. 575 

85 

173 

172 

53, S5 

;ftM, 576 

299, 575 
3(KI. 57 



53, 8' 



2!W 

:m 

577 

87 

87. 173 

98. 174. 296 

:k)4 

298 

576 

173, 301 



Eliza .1. 
./ohn 

Mary J. 



SEA .MAN 



SEABKOOK 



Alhert H. 
William A. 

Oscar 



SEARLES 



SEARLS 
SEARS 



Alice 

Chauncey 

Chauncey H 

Clarissa "ll. 

Eliza A. 

Ethel A. 

Ethel C. 

Fear 

Frank I. 

Frederick N. 

Florence .M. 

Hattie E. 

Helen A. 

Henry (;. 

Henry P. 

Horatio H. 

Horatio N. 

Ida A. 

John C. 

John M. 

Lois H. 

Lois S. 

Lydia 

Margaret L. 

Mary A. 

Mary C. 

Marv E. 

Philip H. 502, 

Sara W. 

Sarah A. 

Sibyll B. 

Susan \. 

William C. 

SEATON 
Jeannie 

SEABRING 
Beulah 1). 
Sylvester 
Zoe 

SEE 
Fanny 

SEDGWICK 
Charles E. 
D. E. 

SEELEY 
Adelaide M. 
Caroline 
Henry .M. 
William H. 

SEINWRATH 
Mary 

SELLS 
Ella 

SESSIONS 
Almira G. 

SEVERANCE 
Alice M. 
Allen 
Annie 
Gertrude C. 
Hel«-n 
Henry W. 
Luther 
.Marian 

SEWARD 



944 

.mC 

1092 

10«i7 
1067 

K38 

1292 
502, tm 
870 
314 
314 

r.m 

Ni9 

3<t:i 
12<M 
I2(M 
869 
1193 
314 

502, N19 

8<59, 120."! 

870 

.502, 869 

1205, l.'tOo 

314 

314 

502, 870 
1204 
40 
314 
870 
869 
l>02 



1205 



W59. 
>s*i9. 



502 

314 

86S. 12<>4 

12i>5 

314 

4t»5 

314 

314 



520 

11.85 
11. S5 
1185 

233 

1129 
747 

12iiO 
6.S5 
JtN'> 

1074 

1230 

253 



i>s5. 



) 



Emma W. 
Samuel 



SEXTON 



8J»5. 1318 

8!t7 

52(5, WHl 

.S95, 12IS 

S97 

52)5. Sllj 

534. 53l5. «I6 

8Jt7 

im: 



Fanny M. 
Mr. 

Cornelia 



SEVMin'K 



May 



SHADKU 
SHAFFER 



1059 

?.» 
5.S1 

498 

II.W 



1388 



THE HAML1>' FAMILY 



SHANK 






Harry W. 


511 


David R. 




93>i 


Samuel 




1063 


Jennie I. 


511 


Earl E. 




93S 


SHANNON 






John H. 


r.11 


Katie 




itJS 


John R. 




-83 


Mary L. r.il 


, N>«J 


Paul E. 




ies 


SHATTUCK 






SHERBFRN 




Raymond 




938 


Alice 




66.1 


Clara 


1013 


SINNETT 






Carrie A. 


t>ll. 


1011 


llfiirv T. 


70:i 


Edward F. 




5SS 


Charles 




6(i:t 


Ililan'd G. 


1312 


Edwin F. 




9.>«() 


Ella A. 


(Ill 


1011 


.Icnnie H. 6(>I 


KCfl 


Jennie 




9S() 


EIna F. 




Kill 


Lilla 661 


llCifi 


N'ernon 


980, 


1353 


Eninia L. 




TN) 


Luther 


(1(11 


SKIFF 






Fred (». 




611 


.Moses F. 6*11 


1(>.')li 


Alfred L. 




474 


Julia A. 




736 


Ruth 


1(l."Ki 


Asa W. 




K33 


Karl B 




10i:j 


William L. I16I 


1056 


Dewev W. 




K« 


Mary F. 


1011 


i:.'74 


SHEREK 




Effie Si. 




8:H 


Orla W. 


till 


Kill 


Asa 1). 


Sll 


Fred M. 




833 


I'ersis 




lUI 


Christian 


MIO 


Frederick W. 




474 


She jard L. 
Wil iain J. 


tin 


loii 


Clarcnre II. 


h11 


Heman .1. 




474 




(ill 


Elsie M. 


Ml 


.Melville W. 




S33 


Winiiifred D. 




loi:i 


Frederick C. 


Ml 


Mildred K. 




Ki3 


SHAVER 






SHERIFF 




Myrtle M. 
Perrv D. 
Sarali 
Uriah D. 

SKILLINGS 
Samuel 

SKINNER 
Amanda 

SKIPPEK 
James G. 

SLADE 
Jefferson A. 
Maria L. 
Viola M. 

SLATER 
'Catherine 

SLEE 
Callie 

SLEEPER 




K« 


Clayton E. 




1 :.':.".! 


Charles W. 878 


1211 




s;t;j 

916 


SHAW 






Charlotte B. 878 


1211 




Addie B. 
Alon/.o 




104:2 
813 


Isaac T. 

SHERMAN 


878 


47- 


634 


A ra vesta E. 




1349 


Amelia 


1149 




Clarence D. 




1113 


Frank C. 


1304 




41S 


Cora F. 




1249 


Gertrude 


659 




Cynthia 




319 


Mary L. 


1163 




1317 


Electa 




317 


SHERWOOD 






Ellen J. 




393 


Ellsworth B. 


1228 






Enimett H. 




1113 


Elsie V. 


1338 




133.> 

957 

133;j 

673 


Eu^iene E. 
Fayette 
Favette D. 


(114. 


1348 

(il3 

1015 


Herbert A. 
Muriel E. 
William A. 


1338 
133H 
1338 




Florence E. 


(114 


1013 


SHIELL 






Freeman 




393 


Robert 


1304 




1360 

9S3 
1337 


Hannah L. 
Harriet 




1349 
(iOO 


SHILLINGTON 
Annie E. 


1233 




James E. 
James M. 
Julius C. 




1043 
(i50 
614 


SIIIRTLEFF 
Ann 

SHOENBERGER 


341 


Charles 

SLENTIFORD 
Frances V. 


Kenneth E. 




1249 


Sallie 


1181 


SLINGERLAND 




Lillian 




650 


8H0REY 




Christiana 




478 


Lola L. 




1015 


Charl(!s E. S. 


913 


SLOAN 






Lydia 
Wiiry E. 




95 


Clarence C. 


913 


Joseph 




694 




1043 


Ethel E. 


913 


SLOATE 






Sarah T. 




956 


Grace O. 


913 


Phebe 




318 


Sillinda M. 


614 


1014 


Herbert M. 


913 


SLOCUM 






William M. 




1113 


Ralph W. 


913 


James G. 




600 


SHAY 






Walter H. S. 


913 


Jane E. 


liOl 


. i'i'9 


Edward F. 




1259 


SHORT 




Mary 




(Kll 


SHEDD 






Serval 


206 


SMALL 






Alon/.o F. 




1(H)1 


SHUMWAY 




Amelia R. 


673, 


1065 


Charles 




UHJl 


Mr. 


586 


Andrew J. 




915 


Charles S. 




583 


SHURTLIFF 




Arnold 




1572 


Charles VV. 


583, 970 


Lucy T. 


1349 


Beatrice H. 




915 


Cora E. 


1001 


135H 


SHITTT 




Cora D. 




672 


Dannie! 




1001 


Elsie M. 


1371 


Cordelia F. 


673, 


1064 


Florence M. 




9r(i 


Howard L. 


1371 


Eliza S. 




575 


Fred 




1(H)1 


John L. 


1371 


Everett 




575 


Frederick C. 




1001 


.Mabel 


1371 


Grace W. 




575 


Jedediah 




583 


SIBLEY 




Hiram E. 


673, 


1065 


Jessie E. 




976 


Robert 


739 


James C. 




575 


John 11. 




976 


SICHLEY 




James G. 




575 


Lewis 11. 




583 


Nancy 


319 


.lulia A. 




13S3 


Marv 




1001 


SILCOTT 




Lena A. 




575 


Sarah A. 




583 


John A. 


1399 


Rebecca W. 


(573. 


1(H)5 


Warren E. 




i)&i 


SIMON 




Ro.xanna S. 


073, 


l(Hii') 


William F. 


bS:i. 97li 


Clarissa 


849 


Sarah 




373 


SHEEHAN 






SIMONDS 




Susan A. 




672 


Thomas 




588 


Dessie M. 


1239 


SMALLEV 






SHEETS 






SIMONS 




Andrew M. 




679 


Jennie L. 




8*-) 


Sarah 


286 


Jane M. 




447 


SHELDON 






Sl.MPSON 




SMELLIE 






Edward S. 




1230 


Almira 


2:t3 


Julia A. R. 




1113 


Ilanti.'ili F. 




459 


David B. 


13:)5 


SMILIE 






Mary II. 




13:.'0 


(;rfta 


1355 


Judith A. 




953 


SHELP 






llcrlurt A. 


SSI 


SMITH 






Anette 




13(17 


Ilawley S. 


SSI 


Abij;ail 




176 


SHEPARD 






Mr. 


115S 


A:: lies 




913 


Charles J. 




1212 


Stanley G. 


SSI 


Albert S. 


589 


982 


(iail 




1056 


SIMS 




Alice (;. 




1102 


Henry 11. 




lOTHi 


George 


789 


Almira 




465 


SHEPAKDSON 




SINCLAIR 




Althea J. 


.5Sl 


. S»81 


George L. 


.■>! 


, >.>«0 


David G. 


sets 


Alvin 11. 


48? 


,848 







INDEX. 








1389 


Antoinette 


519 


Ralph H. 




621 


Ellen .M. 




608 


Artemas R. 


621 


Rebecca 




176 


Henry C. 
Ida V. 




fSli 


Asa B. 


850 


Rufus 




506 




830 


Benjamin 


6S 


Ruth B. 




684 


.lolin 




670 


Ben amin G. 


310. 1312 


Sally 




ITO 


John 11. 


C70, 


1063 


Bethia 


300 


Sarah 




< 1 U 


Mary K. 
NelleL. 




ikVt 


Blanche 


848 


Sarah E. 




50«i 


82(1. 


1188 


Carrie H. 


483, 844 


St. George 




739 


SPERRY 






Caryl P. 


788 


Susanna 




68 


Clarissa 




262 


Charles 


1160 


Sylvanus 310, 


589, 


1312 


SPICER 






Charles C. 


487, 1160 


Atalter P. 




739 


Amanda 




740 


Charles E. 


884 


William 44a 628, 857 


SPIER 






Charles H. 


o06 


William .\. 




505 


Li via K. 




448 


Charles W 


850 


William B. 




.506 


SPONABLE 






Charlotte A. 


9t52 


William H. 




628 


Flan 




854 


Clara M. 


818 


William L. 




440 


Perl la M. 




854 


Cleora A. 


850 


William S. 


506 


,875 


SPRAGUE 






Clyde 


848 


Zariah 




176 


Hattie 




6«3 


Cornelius H. 


176 


SNEDEKER 






Miss 




424 


Curtis 


843 


Mary 




409 


Phube 




857 


CvrusF. 


465 


SNODGRASS 






Rhoda K. 




«5fl 


David H. 


176 


Martha J. 




627 


SPRING 






Davis 


68 


Sue C. 




1032 


Earl 




786 


Elbert H. 


850 


SNOW 






Mr. 




780 


Elijah B. 


557 


Abijah 




183 


Martha 




838 


Elizabeth A. 


902 


Amanda P. 




1097 


SPRINGER 






Ella 


989 


Benjamin 




1312 


Julia G. 




66S 


Ellen 


589, 1095 


Benjamin G. 


310, 


1312 


SPRATT 






Ellen A. 


982 


Emeline 




722 


Abbie D. 




717 


Emeline 


376 


Florence M. 


1065, 


1287 


Abby S. 


392 


. 71« 


Emily M. 


739 


Hannah 




216 


Alice M. 


717. 


1108 


Emma 


487, 848, 1152 


Hannah .7. 


310, 


1312 


Alton 1). 


.3<r. 


,716 


Everett L. 


982 


Harding 


588,589 


Augusta li. 


3ir. 


. 717 


Florence A. 


739 


Joseph 




1312 


Betsie J. 




717 


Francis G. 


506 


John 




310 


David 




;t92 


Frank 


1160 


Maria 




588 


. Frank 


716. 


1107 


Franklin 


465 


Mary 




589 


Florence A. 




716 


Fred X. 


440. 788 


Seth 




577 


Hadley X. 


39-: 


.716 


Frederick S. 


738, 739 


Stillman W. 




1(X)5 


Julia C. 


39'. 


', 7i6 


George 


176, 857 


Sylvanus 


30i 


, 310 


Mina I^ 




717 


George F. 


864 


Thankful 




203 


Sadie L. 


717. 


1107 


George J. 


1043 


SNYDER 






Sarah W. 


39-. 


. 71(1 


Gertrude E. 


621. 1023 


Hannah 




372 


Stella S. 




1107 


Grace L. 


884 


SOMERS 






Stowell S. 


39-J 


.717 


Grace M. 


982 


Ann 


49C 


,851 


Wilbur C. 


717. 


1107 


Hannah J. 
Harriet M. 
Helen C. 
Henry 
Herbert J. 
Horace F. 
Ida M. A. 
J. Holmes 
James H. 
James T. 
Jemima 
Jessie 
Job C. 
Joseph 

T 1 Tl 


310, 1312 

1044 

739 

989 

589,982 

506 

739 

1312 

483 

478 

176 

857 

^ 487 

68, 309, 1312 

628 

104 

855 

440 

475 

815 

995 

483, 844 


Cornelius 

E. M. 

Frank 

James 

Mr. 

Saward 

Tamsia 


490 


490 
79<) 
490 
490 
546 
490 
. 851 


Zoe W. 

SQUIRE 
Jane 
Louisa .1. 
Martha A. 
Remington 

SQUIRES 


39-- 


.716 

990 

8(S 
S(i5 


William 




490 


Augustus J. 




1177 


SORNBORGER 
David 598 


,995 


Earl F. 
Ellen L. 




1176 
7r.2 


George C. 
Hamblin 
Jeremiah 
Jewell D. 
Maria 


598 

996, 

598 


1266 
. 9!Hi 
598 
1266 
. 995 


Henrietta C. 
William D. 

STACi- 
Martha S. 

STAFFORD 




1177 
1177 


Joseph H. 
Judith 
Julia 
Juliette 


Mills M. 
Philander 


mi 1266 
598, 99t) 


Harriet 

."^TAIIL 




417 


S. Henry 
Walter J. 


996, 126li 
1266 


Julius 

STALLIKER 




K4» 


J. Wesley 
Laura B. 
Laura L. 


SOULE 
Clara 

SOUTHERN 




5:^5 


Elizabeth 

.^rANCHFIELI) 
Ethel M. 


287 
111! 


Lucy E. 
Lydia 
Lydia H. 
Lysten 
Mr. 


602 
202 
814 

848 
9tsi 


James L. 

SOUTHWICIv 
George R. 
Harry -M. 

SOUTH WORTH 


423 

1218 
1218 


STANCLIFT 
Annie L. 
Charles F. 
Charli.s W. 
Jennie M. 


7.VJ. 1139 

7ia 

753 
7rv» 


Mrs. 


412 


Alice 




893 


Marlon K. 


7.V<. 


n:» 


Margaret L. 


621. 1023 


SPAULDING 






Mary II. 


7.'>;i. 


1140 


Marieta S. 


465,823 


Nellie 




785 


Minnie C. 




7.'>3 


Mary E. 
Mary J. 
Mary M. 
Mary S. 
iMattie 


628 

506, 586, 874 

1039 

506,875 

8.57 


Sarah 

SPARROW 
Stephen 

SPEAR 
Blanche 




238 

716 

1016 


Nettle C. '-M 
Wlllard C. 753 

STAN DISH 
Anna .M. iWl. UHC 
Bliss 310. 602, 003. t^\ lUVJ 


Minnie 
Mortimer H. 


838 
483,843 


SPENCE 
William G. 




576 


Cliirk 
Em her .M. 


.ilO 

002, 1001 

na.i 


Myrtle 
Nancy C. 
Olive 
Priscilla 


857 
622 
883 
513 


SPELLMAN 
John R. 

SPENCER 
Charles 




1274 

t i t 


Iliildah 
Isaac 
Lucy 
Lucy K. 


.116 

:ii6 


.111! 

. «»>2 
. tiir.' 



1390 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Mary J. 
Orrln 
Peleg 
Polly 
.Siiliy 
Sarah H. 
/at-liariah 
• Zaoliariali >!. 
Zacbary .J. 

STANLEY 
EU/.a M. 
Marry M. 
.I;u'ks<,>ii M. 
Mary 
Nailiiiniel G. 

STANAKD 
Lucinda 
SyKU S. 



602, 



im. 603. 1001, 

310 

60-2, 

1002, 

6t>4, 
IUJ4. 
«(J4, 



Frunces 

Jennie 

Leander 



STANTON 
STAPLES 



Abigail L. 
Aclisal) M. 
Ada .M. 
Alaiis<jii F. 
Ami)S 
Amos II. 
Burt 
Kdson 
Eva 

Frances J. 
Georfie F. 
Harriot E. 
Huiiry A. 
Irving' H. 
.John A. 
Joseijli H- 
Laura A. 
Lt'ora A. 
Lucy .M. 
(Jrviile G. 
Phebe A. 
Prudence 
Ralph J. 
Solomon J, 
Susannah 
Tali-otl G. 
Willard K. 



STAlilvS 



474, 

257, 
257. 

471, 
474, 



471, 

471, 
471, 
471, 

471, 

2.=i7, 

257, 471, 



257, 



STARR 



Alraira C. 
Ann IL 
Belle C. 
Betsey .1 
Blanciie L. 
Calvin H. 
Charles L. 
Clarissa 
Eli L. 

Eli/^ibeth O. 
Fannie E. 
Franlv H. 
Harriet A. 
Harriet L. 
Harry G. 
Harvey H. 
Henry II. 
Henry K'. 
Josephine 
Keeler 
Lucius P. 
Lucy 
Mary A. 
Mary.l. 
Melvin .1. 
Orrln 
i^aruh I 



257, 
470, 
471, 

274, 
274, 
513, 
274, 

274, 



1'. 



512, 

513, 

&12, 
274. 

274, 
512, 

274, 

513. 
274, 



DelKjrah 
Phebe 



Lydia 
Cornelius 



St. .KM IN 

sricKLE.y. 

STILES 



274 
512 



lOfll 

31ti 

31(! 

311) 

3Ui 
1002 
, (502 
1002 
12(il) 

1057 
10.^7 
1057 
1116 
(3«>1 

.i91 
9411 

1)02 

not; 

«3J 
257 
471 
,471 
2.57 
471 
828 
471 
828 
828 
828 

83:i 1 

471 
471 

471 
828 
82H 
828 
827 
474 
828 
471 
82H 
471 
470 

K2H 
829 

511 
511 

882 
512 
S81 
512 
512 
274 
881 
512 
881 
512 
881 
512 
513 
512 
881 
513 
8X1 
273 
883 

2:^1 

513 
512 
512 
,512 

880 

142 

2t58 



414 



Delina 509 

Harriet 414 

Maria L. 771 

STILLMAN 

Pamella 520 

STILLWELL 

Jane A. 404 

STITES 

Lucy il31 

.<TEADMAN 

Florence .M. 1204 

STEARNS 

Amanda M. 398 

Arthur S. 1012 

Celia 1312 

Eliza A. 398 

John 184 

8TEBBINS 

Sallie 44i> 

STEELE 

Charles E. KtH) 

Edward L. 12:iO 

Frank H. 8t^) 

■lolinT. 1230 

Joseph W. 1230 

Lawrence L. 1120 

Linda M. 1120 
Mr. 373. SKiO 

Minnie 12;w 

Thomas B. 1130 

STEPHENS 

Alonzo S. 742 

Sarah E. 742 

STEPHENSON 
Charles E. 1071 

Harry E. 1071 

Lillian M. 1071 

Tir/a 381 

William C. 1071 

STERNS 
Marion 1125 

STETSON 
Charlotte H. 
Clarence C. 

Edward *>«>, 

Eugene H. 
Frank B. 
George 
George F. 
George H. 
Irving G. 
Isaiah K. 
Mary A. 
Nellie M. 
Reuben K. 
Roger II. 
Ruth W. 

STEVENS 
Adelaide 
Alan M. 
Albert G. 
Annis M. 
Benjamin 
Benjamin F, 
Bonnilxil 
ChauMcey 
CliaUMcey B. 
Cornelia A. 
Cyrus B. 
Delia T. 
Donald A. 
Kliliu B. 
Ellen B. 
Fr.'ink 
Guy \V. 
Helen 
Henry T. 
Howard 1>. 
Isaiah B. 
James 725 

John .377, 08(5 

John IL 387. 393. 719 

Lillian C. lOsO 

Loriri B. 1080, 121H) 

Lorin R. 12!K) 

Malcom 1302 



2(53 
(580. 



64(5, 1049, 

ti4(). 

640, 

1049, 



981 
1049 
1049 
1049 
981 
645 
1049 
1253 
1050 
1049 
10.)0 
1285 



981, 12.53 
1050 
10.50 



393 

10,><0 

537 

639 

377 

377 

1080 

686 

377 

1148 

liSii, 1080, l:.'iK) 

377, 6S6 

1080 

686, 1080 

912 

686 

1080 

1.S02 

719 

1080 

1290 



Marie W. 

.Marv 

MarV A. 37 < 

Mary L. 

Nora F. 

Paul 

Ransom F, 377 

Roljert L. 

Sarah 686. 

Sarah B. 377 

Theodore C. 

Thomas 

STEVESON 
Annie J. 
Charlotte 
Fanny 
Henry 
Phebe 
Rachael 
RoU-rt 
Sherman 
William 

STEWART 
Carl C. 
David B. 
Elizabeth 
Henry 
.lane 
.lohn 
Laura H, 
Lois 
Mr. 

Maud K. 927. 

Sarah 
Tamer 
Teressa 
Thomas H. 
Vivian 
William T. 

STRAHL 
Rhoda F. 

STRANAHAN 
Henry 

STRATHAN 
Lulu K 

STKATTON 
C. W. 

Charles W. 
Harriet N. 
Nathan 

STREET 
Eunice L. 

STREETER 
Elroy 
Velma 

STRINGER 
Ephraim E. 
Francis E. 
Granville 
Lavarab 

Betsey 

Beulah 

Clarissa 

Julia 

Mary E. 

William 



STRONG 



John A. 



STRUTTON 



STOCKER 



Charles G. 
Clarissa Iv. 
Fred 
George 
George L. 
Howard W. 
Ina C. 
.lohn L. 
Mary 
Ned H. 
Nellie 

STOCKING 
Adaline D. 

STODDEK 
Amelia J. 



1153, 
1152. 

765, 

115;^. 



765. 
7(>5, 



a3T 
62:i 

107!> 
71!> 
108O 
1302: 
, (5.S6 
lu-^o 

1079 

. tlNi 

1302 

393 

1171 

288 
288( 
288 
288 
2881 
288 
288 

1232 

1232 
779 

1232 
t)24 
67if 

l(iT!» 

1232 
841 

12i4 
7(H> 
940 

1232 
927 

1252 
927 

1137 
55(> 

nor 

692 
692 
610 

(194 

708 

12(50 
1260 

1249' 
124» 
1249 
1249 

68«y 
228 
41» 
201 
43i 
491 

1302 

129» 
407 
1299' 
7(55> 
1152 
1299 
1153 
1153 
1152 
1153 
1152 

68& 

913 



INDEX. 



1391 



STODDARD 


Eliza 


J012 


Esther A. 


550 


Maria 


76ft 


STONE 




Abel 


638 


Adeline H. 


969 


Agnes J. 


1228, 1305 


Anna L. 


650 


Annie M. 


1276 


Bela R. 


851 


Bertha M. 


847 


Catherine 


344. 645 


Charles 


a53, 650 


Cyrus H. 


353, 650 


Edna E. 


1228, 1306 


Edward F. 


650 


Edward W. 


<535, 1044 


Elbridge 


635 


Elsie 


195, 344 


Emily F. 


353. 650 


Emma E. 


l.t?8. i:^06 


Ernest E. 


1228 


Etta B. 


1228 


Florence B, 


1295 


Francis S. 


650 


Frank A. 


1228 


Frank \V, 


851 


G. W. 


1228 


George A. 


199g 


George R. 


847 


Grace D. 


650. 1051 


Hannibal 


195. 344 


Henrietta J. 


^53 


Harriet U. 


353, 650 


Herbert 


650 


-Tulia 353. 645. &% 


Katherine A. 


1044 


Leander G. 


650 


Margaret C, 


353, 650 


Mary 


344 


Mary A. 


1051 


Moses 


195 


Myrtle F. 


1228 


Nathaniel 


312 


Sophronia 344. 645, 650 


Susan 


189 


Susan H. 


650 


Theodore 


190, 344 


Thomas N. 


969 


William C. 


625 


William E. 


353, 650 


William N. 


969 


William W. 


353 


STONE LAKE 




C. A. 


1123 


Harriet H. 


1123 


STONEHOUSE 


Mate L. 


852 


Nettie F. 


852 


STORES 




Charles A. 406, 


734, 1125 


Dan 


406 


Delia M. 


1125 


Earl P. 


1125 


Edwin P. 


734, 1125 


Grace A. 


1125 


STOEUM 




Ella D. 


884 


STORY 




Daniel A. 


971 


Florence W. 


972, 1251 


John E. 


972 


Josephine A. 


972 


Mildred A. 


972 


STOTLER 




H. 


609 


Mary E. 


609 


STOUTENBURG 


Sarah 


1301 


STOVER 




Emily 


602 


STOW 




George K 


1022 


STOWE 




Esther 


236 



191 

790 

717 

lis.-, 

717 

790 

1185 



Dorcas 

STOWELL 
Charles 
Eva 

Irene G. 
Joseph 
Maria 
William L. 

STUART 

Charles W. 703, 1099 

Daniel H. 703, 1098 

Edith fisKj 

Eunice W. 70s 

Margery A. <):ji 

Marie L. 703, 1098 

Robert W. 703 

STDBBS 

Helen G. 710 

William T. 710 

STUFER 

Irene 1214 

STDRDEVANT 

Charles V. 752, 1138 

Clarissa 274 

Faustina M. 1138 

Harry A. 752. 1138 

Isabella G. ii;j8 

Lavina 5.")4 

Margueritta 113s 

Tedcastle U3s 

Thomas D. 752 

STURGIS 

Almond P. 961 

Blossom 4P0 

Charles E. swi 

George H. iHU 

Leroy A. 961 

SULLIVAN 

Catherine E. 1047 

Lizzie 1245 

SUxMMERS 

Mr. 546 

SUMNER 

Minerva R. 798 

SUM ME Y 

Daniel F. 1057 

SURDAM 

Mr. 373 

SUTHERLAND 

Anna 689 

Clarence A. 1156 

G. A. 854 

Irving 767 

John 767 

John W. 767, 11.56 

Lucy A. 767. 1156 

Maria 767. 11.57 

Martha A. 490 

Mary J. 737 

William 766 

SUTTON 

William 514 

SWAIN 

Harriet 918 

SWAN 

Lucinda 447 

SWANSOX 

Christa 920 

Francis 920 

Fred 919 

William 920 

SWEENEY 

Rachael M. 982 

SWEET 
Blanches. 1154. 1.300 

Clarendon D. ll.')4 
Florence M. 1154. i;«>0 
George D. ll.U 1.300 

J^onard D. I1.'>4 

Lorenzo D. 11.>1 
Mattie J. 1154. i;«Hi 

Marjorie 1300 

SWETLAND 

Arthur E. 1124 

Benjamin S. 1124 

Herbert M. 1124 



J. Miner 
Mabel E. 

Charles 
J ames 

A<ia A. 
Alexander 
Avis H. 
Cliloe P. 
Edith F. 
Elihu 
Elisha 
Ethel M. 

Horace E. 
Louis II. 
Louisa M. 
Lucius A. 
Lucy E. 
Lunette J. 
Maria 
Martha B. 
Mercy 
Ruth 
Stephen 
Virtue E. 
Wilmot L. 
WiUard 



SWEIT 



SWIFT 



SWIFT 



1124 
1124. 129K 

713 
1312 

5M1. 1238 

mi 

.">42 

1245 

151 

IMI 

124i 

1245 

1245 

i^i. 1238 

IHl 

941, r£t& 

041 

918 

Wl, 123«t 

151 

151 

943 

124ti 

1345 

l.'iU 



SWING 

Mary E. 12M 

SYLVESTER 

Elmira E. iti5 

Etta M. tuo 
Joseph A. A. 915. 1227 
Thomas H. 915, 1227 

TABER 

Harriet ho3 

TAFFNER 

Nettie M. 12,59 

TAFT 

Henry W. 1084 

Lydia 1265 

Mary L. tnn 

TALBOT 

Edward S. tkSt 

Mary it64 

Prescott ,s5l 

Roselyn S. .ssi 

Sarah !Hi2 

TALLANT 

Nathaniel J72 

TALLMAN 

Sally 4(W 

TALLMADGE 

Charles 757 

TANNER 

Elsie I ii'rfi 

James A. Utio 

TASKER 

Betsey IHI 

Edwards. 961 
Lemuel E. 961. 12.'>(J 

Lorene 12.V» 

Margaret F. IM 
Mary ISl. .IH 

Matthew isl 

Nancy l«l 
Reuben C. 961. 1250 

William IM 

TATE 

■lobn 7:u 

TAYLOR 

Charles :n*> 

Charles K. I2<>1 
Cluirles L. 85.1, ll!i7 

Charles R. IIIW 

Clarence lOKV 

lU'll.i 379 

Uoni II. .«»< 

K. lUrliirt SIN) 

F^lherl 379 
EglMTi II. tlflO, UK") 

Elisha .377 
Ellz.llielh ;i79. 690 

Ella E. .\. lOff* 



1392 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Ella W. 


986 


THATCHER 






Jennie 


44b' 


Emma 


379, 690 


.Fnlius 




5it8 


Saphronia 


409 


Ethel F. 


9N1 


Melissa J. 




689 


THl'RMAN 




Fen ton 


10r)0 


THAXTER 






Guy 


121* 


George L. 


:w8 


ElizalK'th K. 




12S5 


THURSTON 




George H. 


](>iJO 


SUner W. 




12H.-, 


Cordelia 


12:^4^ 


Gertrude H. 


1071. 1288 


THAYER 






.Mary P. 


'.f5>i 


Harriet 


4!HJ 


.Addison M. 




102:1 


Sally 


32.5 


Henry 


7at 


1 )ora 




,571 


TIRBITTS 




Horai'e I. 


8:')3, 1197 


(itrtrude 




1023 


Alonzo 


712 


Isaaf. 


36, 59 


Mary J. 
Rachat'l M. 




606 


Alonzo J. 


712 


J. Louis 


1201 




1023 


Amy B. 


lif.il 


Jennie M, 


«90 


Robert E. 




1023 


Annie 


IJtH 


John 1). 


378, 379 


THOMAS 






Brantha [>. 


T12 


Ke/Jah 


215 


Allen 




82S 


Charles H. 


712, 11(14 


Ivittir B. 


1085 


Arvid fi. 




878 


Daniel 


712 


Launcelob 


853 


Caroline 




877 


Flanklin A. 


712, 1104 


Uinra H. 


«90. 10S5 


Mr. 


319. 746 


Florence F. 


091, 1291 


Laura L. 


l(ts;"> 


.Marie E. 




h2s 


James L. 


712 


Lilli^m F. 


«!», lOM) 


Michael 




796 


Li Hie P. 


712, 1104 


Lloyd E. 
Lu<^"inda 


1063 


THOMPKINS 






Maria A. 


712. 1103 


547 


Barbara 




476 


Oliver 


1091 


Luther B, 


690, 10M5 


THOMPSON 






Tressie L. 


1(K.4 


Martraret 


1050 


Apphia 
Arnold P. 




416 


Walter B. 


1091 


Mark A. 


1071 




905 


TICE 




Martha 


324 


Carrie A. 




1168 


Catherine R. 


463 


ilarlha A, 

Minnie M. 

Paul M. 

Perry T. 

Rachael 

Ralph B. D. 

Ralph R. 

Rebecca 

Roy G. 

Ruth 

Thankful 

Theodore D. 

Thomas F. 

William A. 

William H. 379,689 

William L 

TEAPE 
Blanche H, 
Edith M. 
Km ma C. 
llattie P- 
Ida L. 
John P. 
Slariou L. 
Thaddeus S. 

TEFFT 
Ella E. 
Helen E. 


690 

853, 1191) 

1201 

1201 


Charles B. 
Delia 
Delia M. 


995, 


1266 

1123 

804 


TIEDEMANN 
Elisse R. 

TILLMAN 


084 


Dessa 




804 


Walter P. 


773 


666 

1085 


Dousrald 
Edward D. 




804 
804 


TILLOTSON 
David 


44)5 


1197 

66 

1201 

1197 

36 


Edward li. 




1245 


Emma L. 


405 


Elizabeth E. 
Eleanor 
Esther 
George 


857 


1215 
545 

78.5 
1198 


George 
Sophronia 

TILLSON 
Pbllo 


4a5 
40» 

414 


1085 

io->o 


George M, 




884 


TIMERMAN 




George W. 




785 


Cecil 


128«> 


106.3 
6{t0, 1085 


Gladys L. 
Harriet A. 


73;i 


1266 
112:1 


Melvin 
Theron 


1286 
1286 


i06;j 


Herbert J, 




1139 


TIRRILL 




882 

882 

8h2 

882, 1213 

882, 1213 

882 

882, 1213 

882 

1018 
1297 


Howard 
James F. 
Jennie L. 




1203 
995 

804 


Eunice S. 

TOBEY 

Albert 


:j20 
254 


Jesse B. 
John 
John D. 


733, 


1123 
732 

994 


Angel ine 

Ben.iamin 

Bathsheba 


254 
201 
169 


John L. 843, 
Lillian M. 
Maggie H. 
Mahala J. 
Marjorie E. 


995 


1266 
1123 

857 
921 

884 


Elisha 
Elizabeth 
Hannah 
Harriet 
.lohri W. 


2.54 
947 
201 
239 
2.54 


Martha 




470 


Louisa 


254 


TEN BROOK 


Matt 




S4;i 


Louisa C. C. 


515 


Allen G. 


1297 


Mattie A. 




1015 


Maria F. 


fr54 


Charles M. 


1143, 1297 


Minnie L. 




1123 


Nancy B. 


301 


George V. 


755 


Nancy 
NinaM. 




416 


TODD 




Ruth C. 


1297 




884 


Helen J. 


82a 


William G. 


75.5, 114:5 


Orange 




857 


Mary A. 


701 


William T. 


1143, 12t)7 


Perry L. 




1:^70 


TONGE 




TEN N A NT 




Philo 0. 


733 


1123 


Kate B. 


1211* 


Adeline a. 


864 


Roy 




843 


TOOKER 




TENNENT 
Jame» H. 

TENNEY 
Benjamin R. 
Bryan C. 
Iljirriot R. 
Jacob 11. 
Mary K- 
Olive V. 
»>rra\vell 
Roscoe F. 
Thomas R, 
Warren M. 
Wilford, A. 


821 

928 
928 
899 

928 ■ 

3.58 

928 

928 

899 

928 

928 

928 


Siirah 
Sarah P. 
Susjin .M. 
Thomas C, 
Truman 11. 




733 

t>48 

752 

1203 

7.33 


Frank H. 
George H. 
Maria M. 

TORREY 
Emma H. 


S61, f^-Z 
.X62 
590 

610 


Tulip 1. 
Warren W. 
William 


884, 1214 

797 

857, 1198 


Leavitt 
Ruth 

TOURGEE 


610 
322 


William M, 
Zada B. 

THOMSON 
Barbfini 

rilORN 
Mary E. 

THORNTON 




995 
8.s;} 
991 


Alvah 

Clarissa A. 

Lewis 

Paiiielia 

I'helie 

Philip 

William 


2(>4 
2(U 
264 
264, 4vSS» 
264 
2lU 
264 


TERKENCE 




Lucy D. 




505 


TOUSLEY 




Ml9» 


404 


THORPE 






Ed C. 


849" 


TERRILL 




Mr. 




2.53 


Ella L. 


84» 


Andrew 


113;i 


Sophia 




447 


tieorge E. 


84S 


Andrew II. 


ii3;i 


THRASHER 






J. C. 


849 


.lennie 1. 


n;i3 


Ann K. 




t^is 


Olie J. 


84<> 


Orrin 


612 


THIIRBER 






TOU VELLE 




Percy E. 


113,3 


Ira L. 




446 


Theoph G. 


780 



INDEX. 



1393 



TOWER 



TOWLE 



Louisa B. 

Abby 
Ida 

Abner 

Almira 

Brainard 

Catherine 

Cyntbia 

Edward C. 

Henry 

Lorenzo 

Mary M. 

Miriam B. 

Robert H. 

Sarah 

Serena 

TOWXE 
Charles H. 
Charles S. 
Clarence H. 
Frederick A. 
Frederick W. 
George M. 
Hamlin A. 
Harlow H. 
Hattie E. 
Henry M. 
Isabel y. 
Jesse K. 
Mabel E. 
Margaret A. 
Mary A. 
Rena B. 
Ruth 
Sally 
Viola A. 
Wilfred B. 

TOWXSEND 
Hannah 
Marion L. 
Pitt 

Stanley T. 
Thomas B. 
William 



7S0 

660 
1191 

i:i12 
1312 

i:n.> 

1313 
1312 
1312 
1312 
1312 
1312 
1312 
1312 
583 
1312 

759. 1147 
1147 
1146 

759, 1146 
1146 
1146 

759, 1146 
1146 

759, 1147 
759 
1146 
1146 
1147 
1146 
1146 
1147 
1147 
184 
1148 
1146 



759, 



759. 



Sadie M. 

Amos T. 
Belle M. 
Chester A. 
Edith A. 
Fred A. 
Lulu 
Mark S. 
Pearl A. 
Ray A. 



TRACE 
TRACY 



TRAFTON 



177 
1150 
1149 
811 
353 
520 

1077 

1078 
1078 
1078 
1078 
1078 
1056 
1078 
1078 
1078 

905 



Hannah 

TRASK 

Abbie 

Allan P. 

Andrew H. 

Charles F. 

Edgar S. 

Eliza 

Evelyn M. 

Floristou 

Isaac F. 

John H. 

.loseph A. 

Joshua H. 

Lettee E. 

Louise 

Samuel 

Sarah H. 

Walter B. 

TREADWELL 

Jennie M. 

TREAT 

228, 416, 747 

762, 1150 

746 

413 



588 
981, 1254 

588 

588, 981 

588, 981 

588 

1102 

1102 

588, 981 

588 

588 

588, 981 

981 

588 

588 

58S 

1254 

691 



981 



E. 



H. 



Abigail 
Addie R. 
Adelbert 
Adeline C. 
AftieB. 



417, 752 



Alice 
Alice E. 
Alice M. 
Almon H. 
Almira 
Altec M. 
Alvin 
Alva B. 
Alvira II. 
Amanda 
Amanda E. 
Ama/.iah 
Amelia C. 
Anna B. 
Anne 
Ashbel W. 

B. Forest 
Barton A. 
Benjamin P 
Bennett F. 
Betsey 
Calvin 
Caroline P. 
Caroline E. 
Carlton 
Carrie A. 
Carrie L. 
Carrie E. 
Carroll L. 
Carroll X. 
Charles D. 
Charles G. 
Charles H. 
Charles R. 
Charles V. 
Charles W. 
Charlotte 
Charlotte A 
Charlotte J. 
Clara E. 
Clarence B. 
Clarissa S. 
Claude M. 
Cornelius 
Cornelius A. 
Cornelius D. 
Cornelius J. 
Cornelius M. 
Curtis M. 
Cynthia 
Cynthia A. 
Cyrenia A. 

David 

David H. 

Delia J. 

Diadama 

Dorotheus 

D wight T. 

Ebenezer 

Ebenezer H. 

Edith E. 

Edna J. 

Edward B. 

Edward P. 

Edwin B. 

Edwin C. 

Effle M. 

Elgia E. 

Eliza 

Elizabeth 

Ella M. 

Ella J. 

Ellerv B. 

EUery S. 

Ellis 

Elsie 

Emily D. 

Emma 

Emperess M. 

Erastus 

Esther 

Esther A. 

Ethel A. 

Eva L. 

Fayette 

Fayette C. 



140 



750 
742 

748, li;i5 

417. 751 
415, 7l.'> 

74.'>, ii:a 
2:iUi8 

7.54 

745. 113;i 

228 

415. 747 

231, 417 

418 

757 

140, 226 

140, 226 

1145 

1143 

231. 418. 7.i6, 1144 

756. 1145 

229 

228 

413 

421. 763 

414 

746 

752 

762 

748 

762 

751 

418, 755 
748 

417, 7,50, 751, 1137 

1145 

1143 

140, 226. 417, 752 

417. 754 

418. 7.W 
745, 1133 

1143 
419 
763. 11.51 
I. 229. 418, 420, 755 

418, 756 
231. 418 

1142 

417, 754 

754, 1 141 

417, 751 

419, 757 
417 
226 

413. 742 

746 

417, 753 

140. 225 

750 

140. 2:^1 

231. 420. 762, 1150 

1145 

419, 758 

762 

758 

11. 'lO 

7,)6, 1144 

1143 

7.>1, 1142 

22.S, 415 

22!t, 417 

754. 1142 

7.")2 

4 It), 748 

2;il. 419 

7.50 

1144 

754, 1141 

419 

421, 7ti."( 

417 

231, 420 

419, 757 

762 

747 

416, 417, 7.52 

717 



Fidelia 
Flora A. 
Flora L. 
Frances E. 
Francis 
Frank 
Frank E. 
Fr.ink .1. 
Franklin II, 
Frederick A. 
George 
George B. 
George E. 
George 11. 
George N. 
George S. 
George V. 
Glenn 
Gordon 
Gilbert B. 
Grace A. 
Grace E. 
Grace L. 
Hamlin 
Hamlin C. 
Hannah 
Harriet .\. 
Harriot M. 
Harriet P. 
Hattie E. 
Helen 
Helen U. 
Helena 
Henry 
Henry C. 
Herman 
Horace J. 
IraH. 
IraR. 
Isaiah M. 
Izbon 
Jacob L. 
James B. 
James W. 
Jay S. 

Jemima 229. 2.(1 
Jennie 
Jennie T. 
John 
John B. 

John C. 
John II. 
John J. 231. 
.John I'. 
John K. 
Joseph 
.Tosepli R. 

Juli.i E. 

Julius A. 

Laura 

Leona F, 

Lewis E. 

Lewis .1. 

Lewis L. 

Lillian E. 

Lillian G. 

Llzzii- V. 

Lizzie M. 

Lois V, 

Louisa 

Louisa li. 

Lottie 

Lucia 

Lucretia M. 

Lucv A. 

LucV M. 

Luella K. 

Lyman 

Lvman L. 

MalK-l L. 

Malina 

Marcla E. 

Marirarct 

M;iri;.ircl J. 

>larguerlte 

Maria 



415, 745 
7:a. 1142 
747, II.U 

742 

22s 

419. 756. 1U3 

750 

7r)4 

421. 762 

754, 1142 

416, 747 
756, 1144 

419, 757 
413 

418. 754 

417, 751 
1142 
1143 

226. 413, 742 

751, 1137 
747, 1i:ni 

1143 

752, 113- 

420. 7ii2 
UM 

231, 418 

416, 419. 749, 757 

746 

419. 757 
7.52. 1137 

416, 418, 747. 1i:i5 

416. 74.S 
125.3 

226. 413 

419. 7.58 

262 

415, 7441 

415. 744> 

756, 1144 

414 

229.416 

7.56 

415. 746 

75<i, 114;i 

419, 7.57, 75S 

, 416,417, 420,751 

749 

747 

226, 2251, 413, 417 

1144 

417, 7,">2 

415, 745 
41>, 419. 7.x!, 1144 

1144 
419, 7:>» 

12.'«.i 

231, 419 

756, 1144 

416, 747 
226.228. 413, 415 

1141 
751, 1137 

417, 751 
1137 

756, 1145 
1141 



41." 

4i: 

22^. 



1141 

74<1 

746 

751 

7.Vi 

414 

417 

415. 747 

413 

7.'.<i 

229, 415 

416 74S 

7ll2, 11.V1 

2:11. 4 in 

7tU. 1151 

419. 7,57 

1137 

1144 

414, 744 



1394 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Miirie F. 
Marion U. 
Marlon M. 
Martha 
Marv 
Mary E. 
Marv I.. 
Marv M. 
Marv V. 
Mattif H. 
Mi-r<-v 
MtrcV U. 
Mtrlr K. 
Mlll>nrn F. 
Milton l». 
Minnie B. 
Minnie M. 
Nanrv ■!. 
Xi-lla".\. 
Nt'lli.' M. 
Ni-liii- K. 
Nelson 
Nouli N. 
Onalee O. 
Ort-eiia E. 
(^ri-n 
Orin B. 
Drvilk-C. 
Orville M. 
I'arl< 
I'earl E. 
IMiclieO. 
I'ollv M. 
IMioila 
Ivii-liard 
Kolii'rl P. 
l{ol)i-ri I{. 
Kuliv 
Kutfi 
Sarali 
Seymour 
Seymour E. 
Steplit-n D. 
Sullivan 
Susan A. 
Susan L. 
Susanna 
Sylvia L. 
'I oressa L. 
Tiiomas 
Thomas N. 
Tlionias S. 
Timothy 
'I'rypliosa 
N'ictoria 
Victor H. 
Vivian 
Walla.-eO. 
Walter B. 
Wavland A. 
Wil'linr 
Will.ur IC. 
Willard \V. 
William 
William E. 
William H. 
William J. 
William M. 
William 1». 
William W. 
Williams 
WrlK'lit 



Kate 
Annie h 



41(5, 7411 

747. ii:^r> 

ll.V) 

4i;J 

140. 22(1. 42<). 7(12 

413 

421 . 7(i2 

114.'> 

4 IK. 7:').') 

741) 

140. 22t* 

41H. 7r>t 

1144 

WW 

421. 7(12 

.US. iir. 

11H7 

415 

114:> 

41!). 7.")tS 

758 

7i)t) 

2;il. 41!l 

ll.')l 

413 

229. 41(1 

420. 7til 
41(1. 74(t 

74!» 
2;il. 420 

11. a 

745. li:{2 

417. 751 
414 

13!t. 140, 225 
748 

418. 754 

415, 746 
140.231. 4IS 

417, 7r)3 
22.S, 414 

417, 7.iO 

414, 745 
41."). 745 

418, 755 
418 

140. 228, 414 

1145 

748 

140, 228, 229, 417. 752 

4 It). 748 

752. 113S 

140, 228, 229, 415 

229 

416. 749 
756, 1144 

756 

415, 746 
745, 1132 
752, 1138 

7ij6 

IKii 

415. 746 

226. 1253 

756 

1144 

1115 

421, 762 
748 

74t; 
I25:i 

756, 1143 
11.(7 



S:- 



iral 



TKEVETT 
TIUBON 

ri;ii-i' 



/ 



Charity 
Cyrus 
Ezra 

Kacliael A. 
Sylvanus 

TUl'AX 
Tolly 

TKUESDELL 
Mellndu.I. 



1072 

313 
950 
9.')0 
5il8 
950 

411 



F.duiri 
Fraiil\ 
Helen 
Williuni 

Mary A. 



TRIFANT 
TKIMBl'LL 



576 Almira.l. 



TWOGOOD 



\j. 



Albert H. 
!• rancis .M. 
Franlv 
(ieorne II. 
liladys A. 
(Juy "E. 
Ottieli e 

Cliesler i). 
Edith L. 
Ida 

Isaac G. 
.lean E. 
Charles G. 



TRUSLEE 
TFCKEH 



ti.)t(. 



TUFTS 



637 
(137 



TI'PPEE 



284 
r%i7 



284, 
516, 



537 



Elizabetl 
.iDseph E. 

TURNER 
Alice M. 
Caleb U. 
Calvin B. 
Cephas W. 
Charles R. 
Clarissa M. 
Cornelius 
l>wit,'lit .M. 
E. Hamlin 
Klisha M. 

Eliza F. 2S4, 537, 

Emma D. 
Frances F. 
Frances W. 
Frank C. 
Fred 

Frederick 901. 

Gabriel 
Geor;^e W. 
Grace B. M. 
Helen 
Helen .M. 

Henry 11. 516. 

HenrV N. 

Herbert E. 537. 

.1. Emmons 516., 

. I sine E. 
.lennie 

.loll 11 .M. 284. 

.loseph 1). 

Laura E. 510, 

Liliiii E. 516, 

Malcomb 
Malvina A. 

.Mary E. SUi, 

N.iifiaiiiel 2Kt, 

Natlianiel B. 284,537, 

I'ere/. 11. 284 

Ruth C 
Sallte 
Sally 
Samuel 
Sara E. 

Sarah V. 284 

William 
William E. 
William H. '.m. 

TUTTl.E 
Cynthia 
, lennie E. 
Mary 1). 
Polly 

TWITCH ELL 
Claytt)n 
Emma 
I'red 

TWIST 
Louisa 



855 
855 

av> 

79S 

10.')3 
().'>(i 
(i5() 
1112 
10.-)3 
1112 
1112 

637 

637 

1046 

637 

1(146 
1041) 

(U) 
(i70 

1221 

,5:s7 

, 909 
8«6 
555 

, 886 
KS(i 
516 

, !RI9 

. 909 
516 
555 
537 
.")37 

1221 
555 

1221 
886 

1221 
516 

. t^Hd 

516 
. iH)9 
, 8,S(5 

5.55 

48;} 
, 537 

538 
, 88;") 
,886 

555 

538 
, 8S5 
, 5.")5 
, 909 
,5:18 

537 
1221 

555 
1221 

1141 
. 5:18 
1221 

537 
1221 

KM) 
792 
759 

1(H7 
1047 
1(147 

28(1 



Abbie 
Clarissa 
Clitrord H. 
Edwin .M. 
Elizabeth 
.lennie 
.losiali B. 
lioss B. 
Stella P. 
Mayne I). 

George A. 

Orland 

Stewart 

Agnes E. 
Byron H. 
Georjre 
Stewart C. 



TYLER 



UDALL 



UHL 



800. 
800. 

800. 



.■)>IS 

714 
4i)2 
854 
5h4 

461 
12()s 
516 
K")4 
516 
854 

1234 
12:»4 
1234 

1176 

1176 

799 

1176 



ULERV 






Elizabeth .). 




756 


UNDER HILL 


1 




Clayton H. 


748. 


1135 


Ella F 


748, 


1135 


Horace D. 




748 


Nellie M. 




1(H4 


Owen W. 




748. 


UNDERWOOD 




Amos 




8.")5 


Carrie 




98(i 


J. Amos 




,s55 


John 




98ti 


Nellie 


986, 


1260 


UNSWORTH 






Samuel 




1026 


UPJOHN 






Bertha H. 




1081 


Edward .1. 




1081 


Ida F. 




1081 


.lulia A. 




1081 


William U. 




1081 


UPTON 






Abbie C. 


618, 


1019 


Calvin 




618 


Daniel 




618 


Emilv M. 


618, 


1019 


Etheiyn L. 




1019 


Harrison 


618, 


1019 


Jane A. 


618, 


1018 


Joseph 




617 


Lizzie M. 




1019 


Lydia 11. 




61 s 


Louisa A. 


618. 


1019 


Marratou 




1018 


Mary T. 


618. 


1019 


Susan E. 


618, 


1018 


VAIL 






Arthur W. 




1)54 


Charles E. 




&-A 


Cyrus 11. 




&M 


Henrietta L. 




654 


Marion L. 




l«4 


Mary E. 




773 


William 11. 




654 


VALENTIN 






:\lary C. 




1051 


VALENTINE 






Elizabetli B. 




609 


VAN ALSTVNE 




Ella M. 




11.89 


I'Morence M. 




11. S9 


Isaac 




11, s9 


VAN CAMP 






Elizabeth 




224 


VAN COURT 






Daniel P. 




1194 


VANDERBURG 




Edfiar M. 




K14 


Era W. 




KH 


Henry W. 




834 


Maifrarel 




23;} 


.Martin O. 




KU 


Ora F. 




834 



INDEX. 



1395 



VANDERLYN 

Elnathaa F. 1142 

VAN DORN 

Elizabeth S. 1146 

VAN DUSEN 

Ida N. 822 

Jennie STti 

R. W. 751 

VAN DYKE 

Sarah 412 

VAN GELDER 

Jerome 86B 
Rosa B. 866, 1202 

VAN HOUSEN 

Aaron 324 

■ Ambrosia S. 468 

Annie E. 46S 

Charlotte A. 468 

Francisco 468 

Harriet J. 468 

Lovine 468 

Martin F. 468 

Orilla A. 468 

Polly A. 468 

Prudence M. 468 

William 468 

VAN LOAN 

Eliza O. 944 

Prances 836 

VAM NATTA 

Eleanor 1165 

VAN NESS 

Hannah F. 418 

VAN NORDEN 

Sarah A. 890 

VAN PELT 

Lottie M. 1299 

VAN TASSELL 

Ellsworth 735 

Hermon D. 735 

VAN VALKENBURG 
Jane 444 

VAN VLECK 
Anna M. 829 

VAN WAGONER 
Neal J. 1142 

VARNEY 
Lucy 914 

VAUGHAN 
Archie E. 919 

Clara E. 919 

Elizabeth A. 919 

Lillian M. 1249 

Mary A. 1277 

Mary E. 919 

Roxie A. 919 

Samuel E. 919 

VENNERS 
Annie T 1279 

VERKERS 
Harriet L 1163 

VIALL 
Hattie M. 1225 

VIOKERY 
Betsey S. 754 

VIETS 
Ida 999 

VILAS 
Lucius N. 1236 

VINCENT 
Jonathan 476 

VOGLE 
John W. 1082 

VOSBURG 
Zenana 852 

VOSE 
Frances A. 101? 

Julia A. 994 

Susan R. 1017 

VON BAYER 
August H. 1187 

Donald 0. G. 1184 

VON LEUVON 
Harriet R. 1127 

VON STEENBURG 
Elizabeth 797 



Rena 
Sarah A. 
Caroline 



James 



V ROOM AN 

WADE 

WADLEIGH 

WADLEY 



Harriet 
Mary li. 

Clarence 
Ora 

Rebecca 
Moses 



Addison 
Arthur 11. 
Ashbel 
Charles A. 
Charles H. 
(ileason 
Guy 
Jennie 
Leah 
Lewis E. 
Mary A. 
Minliie M. 
Nellie M. 



WADS WORTH 



WAGNER 



WAIT 



Adelaide C. 
Alfred E. 
Annie L. 
Argie L. 
Arthur A. 
Arthur W. 
Bertha M. 
Clifford E. 
Dorothy 
Esther E. 
Ethel E. 
Francis D. 
John B. 
John E. 
Leslie E. 
Lester E. 
Mara M. 
Nettie M. 
Willis F. 



WAITE 



til-J 



1012. 



lOii 



612, 

1012, 
612, 



WAITT 
Frank H. 
Henrietta H. 

WAKEMAN 
Emily 

WALBRIDGE 
George 

WALES 
Mollie 

WALLACE 
Priscilla C. 
Mary 8. 

WALKER 
Arthur W. 
Christina B. 
Ella M. 
Evelj;n M. 
Fannie 
Frances E. 
Geraldine 
Harriet F. 
Isabella B. 
Kenneth L. 
Nathan O. 
Pleiades 
Samuel B. 
Sarah J. 
WillardF. 
William H. 

WALTER 
Maria 
Soi)hia 
Zelak 

Byron E. 
Carrie 



612 



WALTERS 



516 

396 

2ij« 
42.5 

1298 

1298 

991 

1298 

1240 
1005 
534 
1005 
1240 
1240 
1240 
1240 
1240 
1005 
1240 
1005 
100.) 

1012 
1012 

612 
1012 
1274 

612 
1274 
1012 
1274 
1274 
1274 

612 

611 
i012 
1012 
, 1274 
1013 
1012 
,1012 

1109 
571 

377 
728 
186 

796 

778 

1082 

456 

4:56 

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8J)3 

456 

1082 

1019 

1138 

1270 

1226 

1140 

4.')6 

456 

10,s2 

1270 

414 
414 
414 

11.37 
919 



Cliircnce K. 
Kditli K. 
Harold E. 
Harry T. 
Martin 
Olive T. 
Stephen H. 
Susie 
William 



Kate 
Sarah L. 



WALTKU.MIIJE 

WAL'l'dN 

WAMUOLI) 



Milton 
Myrtle 

WAKHUKTON 
Thomas 11. 

WAKl) 
Ceylon C. 
Charles 
Ciel M. 
Edward 
Kdward C. 
Elizabeth 
Etta 
Frank 
Frances L. 
Fred 
Geori,'e 
Hannah L. 
Harry 
.lames E. 

John E. 775, 

.lohn K. 
Josephine 
Kil bourne 
Li I a L. 
Lizzie E. 
Mr. 

Mary A. 
Miles W. 

Nathaniel C. 427, 775, 

Nellie J. 
Noble 
Ruth L. 



Algie M. 
Coralie 
,1. Algie C. 
James T. 
.lames \V. 



WARE 



665. 



Sebre H. 

Fatiny 
Henry L. 
Mr. 
Mary 



WARINti 
WARNER 

WAKK 



245. 



Ennna P. 
George W. 

WARKEN 
Charley R. 
Clara 1. 
Clinton ■). 
Ediiiond 
Eugei'e E. 
Frank 
John T. 
Lottie E. 
Mary 
Zil|)iia 1. 

llarvev 

■ WASHBIKN 
Flrlella K. 
(ieorgo 
(Jeorge H. 
Ilcnrv H. 
.Maria 
William M. 

WASSON 
Frances 

WATERBIKV 
Carrie 



WAUKICK 



1137 

HK'i 
1137 
1137 

U19 

885 
U19 

919 

KS5 

842 

669 

I2<t6 
I25H1 

\W 

11.32 
919 

11.32 
', 775 
775 
:k>i 
»19 
919 
427 
919 
U19 
.508 
775 
»1H 

1163 
427 
427 
874 
775 

1108 
407 
775 

1132 

116.3 
775 
919 

, 775 

1058 
665 

1058 
(i6.-> 

1(»5S 

1159 

:J20 

12117 

319 

, 1126 

l:a« 

1048 

86)1 

1145 

1073 
1145 
1095 
490 
1022 

1282 

N41 

(i.VI 
itM 
054 
717 

773 
VJM 



1396 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



W A lERHOirSE 


John R. 


392. 716 


Prince 


210 


Sar.ih 


71ii 


Levi .M. 


392. 715 


T. V. 


720 


WATERMAN 




I,.wis M. 


392 


William 11. 


.530 


Agnes 


KKMI 


Martin 


712 


William L. 


713.1105 


End 


1000 


Mary L. 


517 


WESTENHAVER 


lliirrv 


1000 


Serepta S. 


700. lom 


H. 


597 


Hileii E. 


1(H1<1 


WEBSTER 




Lucy 

WESTMAN 


.'i97 


Marcus M. 


J^iKI 


Almira E. 


487 




Marion 


UHK) 


Daniel T. 


729 


Susan P. 


303 


Rufhai-1 


407 


Er.d 


759 


WESTOVER 




\V ATKINS 




Fred W. 


720 


Bertha S. 


1191 


AllMTi H. 


457. H1.3 


Jane 


759 


Carrie E. 


1191 


AlluTl 11. 
Arthur .\. 
Bvroii E. 
cTiarlt's A. 
ChlOL- E. 


81 ;j 

4.')7. SIS 

»r.7 


.loseph W. 
.loshua 
Louis n. 


575 

489 

lltU 


Charles L. 
Erank H. 
Georjie .1. 


1191 
1191 
1191 


813 


Rosette S. 
\eltiia L. 


485 
1225 


Raymond W. 
Roy C. 

WESTON 


1191 
1191 


Ellen E. 


M3 


Will 


759 




Eriii'st A. 


81.1 


WEDGEWOOD 


Esther 


032 


Evelina 


813 


Harriet 


1248 


WETMORE 




Eanny I. 


813 


Luther 


1248 


Louise A. 


10S(! 


Er:inl< .V. 


813 


Mr. 


1248 


WHEAT 




Erank 11. 
Grace 1). 


457 

813 


Ralph 

WEEKS 


1248 


Mabel J. 

WH EATON 


1128 


Guy Iv 


813 


Clarissa 


314 


Isaac S. 


1102 


,1 es.se M. 


813 


Emma 


871 


W'HEATLEY 




Kate L. 


813 


Harriet B. 


073 


Elizabeth 


it20 


Roliert S. 


813 


Li/./ie 


015 


WHEELER 




Stephen I. 


813 


Maria 


416 


Anna M. 


751 


Stephen M. 


457 


Martha 


543 


Anna O. 


520 


WATROUS 




Mary A. 


943 


Catherine W. 


520 


Ella A. 


844 


Sally 


824 


Dwisrht M. 


1137 


WATSON 




Sylvia 


1000 


Edith F. 


1188 


An^eline 


.■)ftO 


WEHR 




Frank .s. 


751 


Edith M. 


1040 


Catherine 


lOOil 


H. Beecher 


751. 1137 


Hiirriet 


579 


WELCH 




llamblin B, 


290 


Harry W. 


1040 


Alfred G. 


()25 


ll:innali F. 


520. s<t7 


.lulia M. 


1078 


Ann C. 


535 


Hawley E. 1 


Ills. 1290 


Mordeca L. 


1078 


Annie 


708 


Hollis^. 


1137 


William W. 


1040. 1078 


Lillie M. 


62;), 1027 


J. Treat 


751 


WATT 




Martha V. 


025 


Jeremiah 


2iHt 


Lydia M. 


1153 


INIelinda 


1008 


Jerome 


10'.C> 


WATTS 




Parnelia K. 


984 


John E. 


1118 


Charles 


315 


WELDON 




Julia E. 


520. 897 


Katie 


315 


Julia A. 


898 


Lor a A. 


489 


Mary E. 
William D. 


315 


WELLINGTON 


Louisa 


311 


5tj0 


Emily S. 


704 


Mr. 


178 


WEAVER 




Fannie 


704 


M. A. 


3>4 


Mortimer 


;jsi 


WELLS 




MalvinaH. 


.520. 897 


Mr. 


381 


Carmi 


414 


Mary L. 


520, 897 


WEBB 




Clarissa 


201 V 


Minerva E. 


751 


Alvina 


933 


Henrietta E. 


1140 


Newell 


098 


Charles 


933 


John P. 


595 " 


Olivia L. 


526, 899 


Charles II. 


1024 


Julia A. 


311. 595 ' 


Paul T. 


1137 


David 


9;b 


Lemuel U. 


595 


Philip G. ! 
Ralph A. 
Sophronia 
Stephen 


1118. 12'.h; 


Elniira 


933 


Mr. 


814 


1137 


Emily 
Erank 11. 


93;j 
1023 


Miss 
Melissa E. 


803 

987 


732 
751 


Ihniy W. 


1024 


Minnie M. 


1271 


William L. 


520 


.lennle 


933 


Philip 


595 


WHEELOCK 




Joseph 
Lydia 


im 


Rachael 


590 


Eliza 


527 


933 


AVENTWORTH 


Vennie 


1185 


Margaret 


93;^ 


Abbie 


705 


WHELDON 




Mary 


933 


WESOOTT 




Martha J. 


00:1 


Marv E. 


031 


John 


1312 


WHEITSEL 




I'ierr.- A. 


102.t 


WEST 




Elizabeth 


020 


RiK-ha.'l 


933 


Charles G. 


530 


WHICH ER 




Hoxcina 


93;i 


Dorcas 


390, 712 


Nam-v P. 


7(HI 


William 


9*1 


Ellen A. 


<.MIO 


WlllDDFN 




William K. 


1024 


Evalena S. 


713, 1105 


.\iinii' T. 


1112 


WEBBER 




Florence M. 


1105 


Hannah .1. 


310 


Augusta 


517 


(ieorjiianna 


713, 1105 


Horatio 


310 


Charles E. 


700, 1094 


Henry 


5:!C. 


.lohn 


310 


Cony 


712 


H<jsea 


;t90, 713 


.Mabel 


1112 


Edward C. 


700 


Hosea A. 


713. 1105 


Marv A. 


310 


Ell II. 


392, 71ti 


James 


131 


WiHiaiii 


310 


Elton (,). 


1094 


.leanette A. 


i:.':.2 


WllIl'I'LK 




Erastus 


517 


John 


:i!Hi 


David 


405 


Ephraiin 


391 


.lohn F. 


713, 1105 


Lurilla 


1277 


F>Mest 


712 


L:iurii 


;hhi 


WlllTC'O.MB 




p:sther 


715 


Lemuel 


.(•H) 


Anna 11. 


10.52 


Elorence A. 


1270 


Livonia 


390 


Edwin 


11.58 


I'lorenic E. 


700. 1094 


Malinda 


275 


John 


040 


Frank L. 


1093 


Maria 


3SK), 712 


Mary L. 


1275 


llenriciia W. 


.M7 


Mary H. 


713, 1105 


WlinFORD 




John 


700 


Ocena M. 


71.1. 1105 


Frank 1'. 


959 



INDEX 



1397 



Marion E. 

W 

Adelia 

Albert H. 

Alice L. 

Charles D. 

Cliarles T. 

Charles W. 

Charlotte S. 

Clara L. 

Dryden P. 

Edgar L. 

Edmund C. 

Elijah 

Elizalaeth 

Elizabeth K. 

Elmietta 

Everander 

Frances 

Frank 

Frank B. 

Friend 

Oeorge 
Oeorge L. 

Harriet 

Helen E. 

Helen M. 

Henry M. 
Herbert H. 
Herman B. 
James A. 
Jessie K. 
John 
Julia A. 
Judith 
Kezia J. 
Kingsley 
Ivaura A. 
Lawrence A. 
Lawrence \V. 
Mr. 
Miss 
Martha 
Mary .T. 
Mary L. 
Mattie 
Mattie S. 
May J. 
Miriam N. 
Myra J. 
Philip 
Eeuel O. 
Samuel 
Sarah 
Sarah K. 
Selden 
Selden D. 
Sidney B. 
Virtus G. 
Walter R. 
Wilbur J. 
Willard 
Willard F. 
William 
William W. 
Woo(!ward M. 



«59 
HITE 

1120 

511. 880 

111!) 

72", 1119 

1029 

1290 

542 

727 

727 

T28, 1120 

511. 880 

400. 727, 1119 

693. 1(»S 

1(129 

400,727,728, 1119 

299 

1117 

1119 

727, 1119 

400 

727 

400, 728 

400, 728 



875 
1117 
728 
727 
728, 1120 
i">9. 727. 1119 
728 
W) 
1120 
1117 
400, 728 
1117 
1290 
63 
219 
727. 1117 
727, 1118 
1119 
715 
875, 1210 
581 
1117 
1070 
1117 
400. 727 
714, 715 
467 
823 
400, 727 
1119 
1029 
511, 514 
727 
727. \U^ 
40a 727, 1117 
1117 
828 
810 
1029 



Hamlin L. 

Harriet B. 

Lavina 

Lucius 

Lucy 

Marv IL 

Mary T. 

Peter 

Sadie 

Sara 

Sarah 



H. 



WHITFIELD 
Mr. 

WHITLOCK 
Lucy 
Mr. 

WHITING 
Arthur E. 
Clarissa 
Cyrene E. 
Florence E. 

WHITMAN 
John W. 
Samuel 

WHITNEY 
Almira 
Bathsheba 
Clara L. 
Frank 
Oeorge 
Gertrude L. 



624, 



1142 
312 

1161 
323 
9.H4 

1161 

366 
366 

515 
385 
730 
740 
740 
730 



Ella A 
Lara L. 
William 

Ellen M 

E. M. 



Caroline L. 
Charles 
Charles P. 
Emma R. 
Greor^e H. 
Jay M. 
John B. 
Russell H. 
Ruth A. 
Sophia 



WHITTAKER 

WHITTIER 

WHITTLE 

WICKS 



740, 112^ 

112N 

.117 

917 

740. 1127 

3:5:3 

739, 740 

74<i 

12211 

730 

780 
780 
177 

tU3 

907 



.S89 



Andrew 



WIGGIN 
WIGHT 



1215 
520 

889 

520 

1006 

520, 889 

520,889 

520 

889 

545 



Edward B. 
Eliiah W. 
Helen HL 
Jabez 
Mr. 
alary P. 

WIG HTM AN 

Celia 



520, 
520, 



Walter B. 

Gideon 

Phebe 

William 

Elmer E. 
Gideon 
Harvey G. 
Olive 

Albert 

Alvina 

Anna 

Caroline 

Charlotte 

David 

Elizabeth 

Grace 

.lohn 

Louis 

Mr. 

Nancy 

Susan 



WILBER 



WILBUR 



WILCOX 



312 Abbie E. 



WILDEN 



563 

889 
520 
889 
520 
314 
889 



1281 

593 

593 

1287 

1265 

mi 

991 
1265 



263,472 
263 
472 
436 
263 
. 830 

2ia 

1210 

472 

26:^ 

263 

240. 2(W 

472. 8;f0 



991, 



472. 



WILDER 
Artemas T. 
Ht;len J. 
Nellie E. 
Nora M. 
Winifred A. 

WILEY 
Charles 
Chloe 
Clara M. 
Clifford 
Ella 
Ellen C. 
George A. 
Mason 
Samuel 

WILFORD 
Clara E. 



M50 

1280 

850, 11*»4 

850. 11.94 

850, 1194 



634 

tm. S07 

634 
6:14 
574 
1045 
l»4 
ICM 

6S4 



I2K-. 

«B4. ima 

ima 

,»i25 
1043 

lUM 
:cs» 
filM 

i«)4:i 

1043 
|';M 
tl24 

12s.-. 

12n. 

11)43 



3.U) 



tL-(4. 

XM). 
1043. 



W ILK INS 
Adeliikk- K. 
■Vrthur II. 
Bertha L. 
KllzaI.elU II. 
Edna A- 
Knierson 
Flora A. 
.lohn 
Luther 
Luther E. 
Lyman E. 
•Martin A. 
Susan II. 
Theodore G. 
Tluxjdnre R. 
YicUjr E. 

WILKINSON 
Addle n. 
.\mes 
Edwin H. 
Jo.sepliine E. 
Wesley L. 

WILISTON 
Annie 

WILLARD 
Elizabeth 
Frank 
Matthew B. 
Charles A. 

W I LLC IT 
John 

WILLIAMS 
Achsia 
Adelbert 
Alberto. 
Albert H. 
Almira II. 
Alonzo T. 
Alson .). 
Anna D. 
Annette 
Annette M. 
Annette W. 
Aubrey R. 
Avis S" 
Briirham 
Caleb D. 
Caroline 
Carrie 
Catherine 
Charles B. 
Clayton 
Cresi*la 
Cyrus .M. 
Daniel 
Dai:iel H. 
Dwight M. 
Eduiund C. 
Kldna 

Edward E. 
Kdwiird F. 
Eliza M. 
Elizabeth 
Ellen E. 
Ellen L. 

Floreni-e .M. .nVJ 

Flora A. 
Franklin II. 
Fre.l -M. 
(ieorge 
George II. 
(ioorge L. 
Hannah W. 
HarrU'i C. 
Harriet K. 
IJarrisoii C. 
Ilarlev 

Harvey It 7H2. 

Henry V. 
Henry II. 
Henry T. 
Henry V. 
Howard .'i<il. >««w 

Ida I. C. .'ml nW 

.lanii'> D. 2i>i>. .'mi 



1127 
1127 
1127 
1114 
1127 

91 : 

407 
72^ 
725 

SIS 

56. 95 

702 

501 

7u2 

1206 

702. um 

.s»i6. I2(« 

,501. nW 

S«i6. 1203 

702. 1097 

12<W 

?tt'. 1(197 

.•«7(( 

Nii 

419 

i:t: 

932 

702 

1202 

1229 

rtOO. 863 
6H3 
702 
866 
KVl 
833 

•TOI . N57 
8(i;( 

2l!9. .Vl« 

.V*l. (i2^ 
.'Kttl 
.<>4 

I in; 

12U6 

86ti 

urn 

870 

lODS 

X54. 1197 

702 

KU 

•SB. I2IW 

N67. lau 

|-Jlk,'> 

IttlM. 1292 

j»Nl 

2«Ht. .lOl 

702. IOI»> 



1097 



1398 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



4«1 



05, 



.lobri -MH.rcrZ Nellie A. 

.lolin U. 702, H)ilT IMorce A. 

,lnlin \V. -Mt. 'Mn Kohurt L. 

.Ii«'-I»uu 'Mi Uiiltor L. 

.Iiisiin 2tMi. .")<Mi \V1LLM(JT 

.Instill A. Wi. 12IH) Mary L. 

Kiitf E. h:a \VIL.<KJX 

Kt-niivili H. 12(H) Alil>lo 705, 

Laura 2t}t). 500 

l.auntta A. M' Charles G. 71!l, 

Li Ilk- \2HS 

l.oiilsell. ^70 

l.irlu M. lOl.t 

l.iitlxr.M. 702 

M r. 4H7 

Marjorie C. 120;t 

MartJJii 11. 7»»2 

M.irv K. 702. lOiC 

il.iry li. 2l>!l. ."XH 

May 1205 

M Ho II . 500. M)3 

Mllloii htiti 

.Moiitvillc .tOI 

Vunluson L» V2m 

Nell if L. .iOI. sti7 

I'earl W. 12'.I7 

I'f.irlia .V. «54, 1197 

I'DfliT II. S67 

KalphA. 1203 

lialliliC. Stil>, 1203 

Kfid 1200 

KohtTt E. ^<54 

KobcTt S. 1197 

Kufus R. 702 

Rue 11 702 

Ruth R. 705 

Samuel 256 

Sarah C. 702, KMIs 

Sena 31N 

.*^hiTman t<A 

Susan 52S 

Tt'rnpe 269,500 

Tlii'txlore 870, 1205 

Thomas C, HI'A, 1202 

Thomas F. 501, stiO 

Vesta F. 1097 

Viola M. 5O0 

/A-lla.M. s(}7 

WILLI AMSON 

KU-aiior E. 1048 

WaliLTl). 104« 

WILLINGTON 

Lauretta L. 1018 

WILLIS 

Sarah 269 

WILLOUGHBV 

Ma!,'gie 731 

WILLS 

William S. 1000 

WILLSON 

Sus;in 538 

WILMARTU 

Abbie 564,9,59 

Albert V. 124.>< 

Alineiia I. !)5« 

Asahel C. MU 

Barlou 564,9,58 

Hflst-v .M. 9.')S 

Chailts II. lil^ 

Kll/aliill> 564 

Ephraiiii 564, 9,')S 

Floreiice E. 124H WINSOR 

Franklin K. U58, lils Aljram 11. 

Franklin .M. 1248 Abram L. 

(ieor^il* 058,1248 Alon/.o 

(;e()i','e It. 1248 Ariluir 

»;ra.-e.V. 1348 CatraU-U 

Harold E. Iit8 FJljali F. 

IsalwllaF. 3(i4, 959 Feni 

Jason 564 .losejiJi 927, 

Julie 564. it59 ,lusepl»C. 

Lester .M. 9.")« Lucy 927, 

Mr, 437 Olive 

Marie .■.t^ Olive E. 

Marion 5fl4. St59 Sarah P. 927, 

.Maude E. 12|.s Zenetta 



Al.l>le 

Harak 

t'harles G. ' 

Fxlifar C. 

Eli N. 

Eli/.abeth 

Eli/.al)eth ,f. 

l-'jorence .NL 

<ie<)r>;e T. 

llarrlel T. 

Howard 

.lames 

,Joel (;, 

.Joel ,1. 

Leoiuird 

Louisa 'i 

Lucy A. 

Lydia E. 

Lyman 

Mr. 

Margaret E, 

Margaret M. 

Mary A. 

Myra 

Otis 

Polly 

Robert H, 

Sarah 

Sarah L, 

Theron 

WINCH ELL 
Grace E. 
.Jennie 
Susan E. 
S'olney 

WINCHESTER 
David D. 

WINDSOR 
.lames E. 

WING 
Albert B. 
Alvin 
Charles A. 
Charles H. 
Elsie 
Ernest C. 
Ethel M. 
Grace M. 
.Tohn Vi. 
Nathaniel N. 
Thankful 

WINGATE 
Andrew T. 
Harriet E. 
Sikrah E. 

WINN 
.losie M. 

Betsey 

WINSLOW 
Edwin C. 
Hannah 
ivucinda A. 
Samuel 



,V10. 



WINSHIF 



124« 
1248 
124.H 
1248 

1281 

1100 

311 

1109 

1109 

5<.»5 

7t)ti 

1243 

595 

1197 

noo 

, 595 
71S 
719 
705 

1100 

1173 
595 
705 
M9 

ll(t9 
516 
719 

105« 
705 
:i83 
595 
160 
.595 
.595 

5t)5 
S61 
362 

1026 

1155 

726 

1065 

1115 

726 

t>51 

726 

72t; 

726 

1115 

106') 

107 

5:19 

911 
540 

342 

.->34 

■jiti 
534 

927 

Jt27 

927 

1227 

J*27 

lrii5 

12:^1 

i2:m 

1234 
12:!5 
12: (4 
927 
12: 14 
123.5 



Emma 

Capt. 

Anna C. 
Charles H. 
Frederick 
.loseph 
.Martha L. 



WINTER 

W 1 - 1 1 
WISS 



.Tohn 
Philip 

Patience 

.Jeanette 

Rose 

Louise M 

Ann E. 
Mary 

Ella M. 



WITH AM 

WITHERELL 
WITSON 

WOERNER 
WOERZ 

WOLCOTT 

WOLF 



711 

Is2 

1240 
1240 
1240 
1240 
1240 

:kk> 

309 

916 

442 

l\i)0 

1151 

768 
199 

K82 



WOLVERTON 






William B. 




11.59 


WONDERLV 






.Josepliine M. 




1034 


WOOD 






Adelbert R. 


967. 


1157 


Blanche Z. 




1157 


Callie 




S42 


Carrie 




842 


C.irrie .1. 




842 


Caroline EL 




824 


Cora A. 


!)90. 


12«>4 


Dolly 




10S2 


Emily A. 




541 


Fannie E. 




950 


Frances P. 




937 


Fred L. 




842 


Ciardner P. 




1020 


Harriet C- 




1244 


IvaE. 




1157 


.lames D. 




J»90 


.lohn 




618 


.lohn B. 




842 


John K. 




767 


.Joseph 




621 


i^a Fayette 




870 


Leander li. 




7t)7 


Lena A. 




1157 


Lincoln li. 


767, 


1157 


Lulu E. 




990 


.Mr. 




2t>5 


Nellie 




1185 


Randall L. 




1157 


Russell. I. 




1157 


Seniardel 




700 


Varon 




621 


Waldo 




(i21 


William W. 


767, 


1157 


Willie 




990 


Willis E. 




842 


WOODAKD 






Emogene 




N<:; 


Henrietta E. 


444 


, soo 


Henry hi 




444 


Maria L. 


444 


. ste 


Martha 




6:^2 


Ophelia E. 


444 


. soo 


WOODFORD 






I ra E. 




11.55 


Ruth 




1155 


WOODHOUSE 






Frances E. 




5S(> 


WOODRUFF 






Addle C. 


6!K), 


lOStV 


Alice 1). 


690, 


1086 


Alva B. 




690 


Elmer B. 




690 


Fred .V. 




1086 


Fred L. 




690 


George S. 




6S»0 



INDEX 



13UI» 



Lyman B. 


690 


Nellie E. 


690 


Walter P. 


690, lose 


WOODSUM 




Sarah K. 


633 


WOODWARD 


Marietta B. 


&S2 


Susan 


441 


William H. 


682 


WOODWORTH 


Charles 


6a-) 


Leona 


5!)2, 987 


Liewis 


592 


J.ouisa 


592 


Luther 


592 


Mercy 


592 


Orrin J. 


592 


WOODS 




Eachael 


669 


WOOLINGTON 


Elsie 


744 


WOOSTER 




Alice 


769 


Alma F. 


769 


Arthur 768, 769, 1160 


Benjamin B. 


1161 


Caroline D. 


769, 1160 


Charlotte 


769, 1160 


Clara L. 


771 


Eliza 


424, 768 


Emma 


769. 1161 


Evelyn 


769. 1161 


Fannie 


769, 1161 


Florence N. 


1161 


Henry M. 


424, 769 


John 424 


, 768, 1160 


Mortimer S. 


771 


Moses F. 


424, 769 


Nathan 


424 


Nathan P. 


769. 1161 


Sarah J. 


769. 1161 


Theodore S. 


424. 771 


William P. 


424. 769 


William M. 


771 


WOOTON 




John L. 


1132 


Samuel E. 


1132 


WORDEN 




George H. 


816 


Georgia 


816 


James P. 


816 


Mr. 


262 


Sanford E. 


816 


WORKS 




Carolyn I. 


1020. 1279 


Edwin D. 


1020 


Frank H. 


1020. 1280 


Harriet E. 


1280 



Helen E. 


I2»(i 


YEl'TZEK 




Katherine E. 


12S0 


lit iiry 




755 


Marion L. 


1020. V2>*0 




VOUK 




WORTH 




Hessif n. 




i\U 


Phebe 


y.i\ 


Dennis B. 




M4 


WORTHIXGTON 
Sardinia 4(vl 

WRAY 
Anne N. iisi 
Eleanor W. nxi 
Llewellyn A. lisi 


Ella F. 
Morence L 
ll.'inn.'ili E. 
11 at tie .M. 
Lucrelia 
Mabel L. 


YOST 


y>U. li'J'.i 
«U4. Iit41' 

7Jt 
644. imx 

4:Ki 
t'»44. llMU 


Llewellyn 11. 
Nelson 11. 


lis] 

11^1 


Carolyn G. 
Charles G. 


KS.'. 


WRIGHT 




Evelyn .1. 




K<. 


Addle 


1120 


Florence L. 




Ml 


Alon/o P. 


()51 


Geor^'o E. 




»Ci 


Asahel 


456 


Nina 1). 




Ml 


Bertha E. 


IIW 


William H. 




Ml 


Charles P. 


597 


YOUNG 




Elizabeth P. 


8(>0 


Alice 




7ai 


Ella M. 


597 


Clarissa 




7K1 


Eunice C. 


1278 


Edna 




111.6 


Fernando 


1140 


Edward P. 




i:«r. 


Fred W. 


1199 


Ellen 




IKi, IKiti 


George 


440 


Harper 




llt<6 


Hazel 


1199 


Henrietta 




SrJ4, 1232 


Helen F. 


1285 


Jane 




91 


Homer L. 


597. <t95 


John 




7S3. \UMi 


Irma B. 


995, 1266 


.lohn W. 




SC4 


Lucius C. 


.597 


Lloyd 




1166 


Lucy M. 


597 


LoisK 




ir.M 


Mr. 


264 


Lucy 




7s3 


Mary 


839 


Lydia 




SM 


Mary L. 


rm 


Martha 




«J4, 12tt 


Persis 


722 


Matthew 




7KJ. 116ti 


Robert 


597 


Nellie 




lUMi 


Robert R. 


955, 1266 


Richard S. 




1.3(1-) 


William H. 


1278 


Roger 




1166 


Wilma H. 


1278 


Sarah 




254. 7S1 


WUEST 




Stella 




7S3 


Louise A. 


114) 


William 




783. 1166 


WYCKOFF 
Geneva 

WYGANT 
Minnie .1. 


1178 
999 


YODRY 
Jane A. 

YUTEMA 

Chester 
Clara E. 


407 

12SN 

I2>W 


WYMAN 




Don we B. 




12^"' 


Charles B. 


726 


Hessel E. 




I2N<. 


Elizabeth P. 


1139 


Leonard F. 




VSts 


Ella 


538 


Theodore O 




12KS 


Joseph 


538 


ZIEGLER 




Lucy 


538 


Carl G. 




812, 1183 


Mabel B. 


726 


Eustace P. 




812 


Sarah 


5:18 


Howard B. 




M2 


William U. 


726 


Paul 




.S12 


YAGER 




Winifred 11 




812 


Marietta J. 


1126 




ZINN 




YELLETTE 




Archie 




ii;«> 


Keziah 


Wl 


Mr. 




ii:u.i 



OTHER NAMES 

PERSONS NOT RELATED BY DESCENT Oil MARRIAGE, 

PLACES, ETC. 



Al)lx.'v >^. ll.ti 

Ai)i)<)it \w. StO. xn. :t.v>. aiti. i\r.i 

hS4. tib-2, tiXt. t)94, IS51. »11, 1029 

li'.IS. 
Al)l>r»'vi!itioris 25 

Abel 154 

AlxTiiiithy 71. 7:.' 

Achurri 142 

Aclaii. the 24S 

Ackiev SHI 

A(i:iir" ii:t4. l-'H.') 

Ailiiliiric 24(> 

Adams 12, 24. 12G. 227. 2:i4. 2!n 

2!>4. 2!»s. ;{2K, :}4H, :HM, :««». 4Mi) 

524. 547. 620. 705. 850, 1I1I3. 

1240. 12X7. 
A<lcll)ert 245 

Adi'lluirtus 243 

Adsil 598. MiO 

Agiissiz 57() 

Afj;r)es 246. 247, 24s 

A cur :J22 

Aiken ;J13. 6»t2. 1204 

Aikln 144. 110!) 

Alnger i»;u 

AkiDS 21 

Akers 204 

Akerly 7:^2, 754 

Albee 171 

Albro l(Xi7 

.\lcott 1155 

Alden 10. s'.i. <.t7. l»i. is:j. 24.'^. 24ii 

10'.I2 
Akloiirt 120:i 

.\ldricli lis"). 1279 

Ale.\:iii(liT 77,1020 

.Mcxaiider II 647 

.\lf()ii/.o VI. 246 

Alfoii/.o VII. 246 

Alfoii/o VIII 246 

Alfred tlie Oreat 248 

Allen 12,13.64.105.121.124,135 

I.T<I. 158, 1H4. 227, 249, 2(i7, 275 

2itO, :J40, :j.")5, 375, M95, 396, ST-,! 

1182. 1184. 
Allurion 10, 568 

Alley ;<69, 9(i2 

Allyn 14.18,51,107,129 

Allyne 2iH) 

Almy 12 

Aivord 154, .(92, 4.58 

Amen 547 

Anibler 708 

Aineniik I'nkjn 79 

A me.s 276 

Andier.st Itil 

Atidsteiid 1258 

And.Tson 301,69.5,727 

Andre l.">5 

Andress 466 

Andn-w 402 

Andrews, 2. 143.219, 220. 2«7, 275 
87(t. 1171 
.\inli"s 42. 115 

.Vtiilni-> V.>7 

Anniil.lc 15, 18, 22, 30, .34, 52, lis 
127, 128, 129, 130, 162. 37.i 
.Vwli-v 354 



Anscfl^se 

Ansel 


247 


10(5 


Ansley 


3:JSt 


Anthony 


796, l(Ni2 


Aorson 


137 


A pels 


• 12(H( 


Appleton 


347, 350, 407 


Arey 


979 


Arista 


246 


Arniitage 


13. 327 


Arnold 


46, 1.52, 732, SKis 



Ashley 26. 1.52, 1.54, X50. 157, 158 

225. 228, 3iH), 423, 434, 83:1, 868 
1029. 

Ashton 380 

Atchison ICJs 

AthelwDulf 247 

Atherton 192, 193, 2,50, ;B8. 341 
411, 625. 640 
Ati.x de France 247 

Atkins 20, 21. 2:^, 52. 303. 12«i8 
Atkinson lost; 

Attukoo 122 

Atwater 277. 498. 1121. 1122 

Atwood 21. 22. 23. 33. 92. 'Mi. 307 

308, 313, 408, 567, 589. tWiO. 969 

970, 1020, 1254. 
Aubray 347 

Auger 322 

Ault 12S2 

Austin 61. 1092. 1114 

Avery 943. 1229 

Ayers 1182 

Ay res 637 

Azo 245 

Babbitt 449 

Biibcock 441,63^.937, 1193 

Backhouse tU 

Backus 122. 210. 211. 212. 398. !H!6 
Bacon 14. 19. 30. 3s, 42. 54, 57, 6t» 

66, .so, 86, 87, 104, 105, lOtj. 115 

130, 135. 182, 265, 266, 301. 450 

818. 
BasfJcrly 878 

liailey 100. 132, 176, 184, 191, 20it 

2iHt. 348. 62;^. 823. 972, 1209 

1280. 
Bakeinan W2 

Baker 19. 118. 122. 129. Kil, 162 

164. 175, 181, 191. 203, 203, 218 

226, :«)5, :«H), 308, 347. 356. 380 
399, 411, 579. 580. 672. 913, 921 
1214, 1237. 

Baldri(l«e 1029 

Baldwin 74. 320. 476, r>03 

itallard 151, 152, 303, 3(Ki, 355, 3.56 

S02 
Ballon 911.1213 

Bancroft 194, -124 

Hand 397 

Uandell 1305 

Itanjier 12^2 

ISancs 19. 20. 21. 39, 121, 16.2. 167 
209. .307. 315 
Bannister ISii. 1266 

Marber 227,493. 727. 72s 

{{arbour 400 

|{aiili-n 1.5:i 



Bardgley 935- 

Barker 127. 129. 340. a54. 3.55. 408- 
1014. 1045. 122«k 
Barlow 1164 

Barnard 65. 278, 320. 371 

Barnes 19. 71. 74. Ills. 140. 141. 
153. 219, 220. 221. 864 
Barnett 105. 1(»45. 1131 

Harnum 242. 1268 

Barnstable 9, 13. \i^ 

Barr 160 

Barras 1005 

Barren 350 

Barrett 467.730 1135 

Barron 730. 1235 

Barrow :j3, 36, 478. 1215 

Barrows 47H 

Barrus 761 

Barry 1303 

liars tow 2; (5. 640 

Bartlett 149. 226, 249. 350. 520 
998. 1048. 1060. 1092. 1212. 1311 
Jiarton :i59. 1256. 12.s9 

Bass 97. ;J48 

Bassett 12. 19. 24, 52, 54. 59. 62 
79. 109. 120. 121. 130. 161. 167 
174. 2*«i. 685. 763. NH6. 1076. 
Batchelder 3;W. .505 

Ba.tcheller 122i 

Batchiler 13. 107. :«7 

Bates 55, 95, 151. 173. 6.50. ItHW 

1245 
Bathrich 429 

Uattershall 467 

Battles 1247 

Baudoin V. 247 

Baiulouin 247 

BaurnLrardner 695 

Baxter 130. 348. 38<i. 9.5(t 

Bayard 3ti2 

Bay ley 2(Kl 

Beach 201 

Beagle lilts 

Bear (Hi. 3-22 

Beale 12.328 

Beals 98. 9!l. 182. 2s;j. m: 

lieanian 44.5 

Bean 2.^2, 632 

Beardsley 1119 

IVearse 14, 18. 28. 48. 53. 170. :f:t2 

!Mi4 
Beairi.\ 247 

lUniumont 218. 4-15 

Bechtel 1071 

Beckett 397 

Bei-kwith 220. 221. 405 

Beebe 208. 465. 46ti. 11.5«> 

Beecher 652. 79.3 

Beenian 1260 

Beers 184. 268. 410. ti.s6. 844 

Beldi'n 152. 370 

Belding 22.s 

Bell 13. .319. 815 

Betnan 406 

Benient 230. 379. 612 

Bends 396. 7.30 

Benjamin 148. a58. 467 

Bennett 1124 



INDEX. 



1401 



Bennoch 


646 


Benson 


349, 579 


Bent 


45(i 


Benton 


497 


Beizy 


1270 


Bergin 


327 


Bernard 


247 


Berry Ki. 19, : 


:0, 162, 685, 783, 955 


1015, 12<J4 




Berzee 


490 


Besbetch 


16 


Besse 


13,65, 129, 130 


Best 


96, 612 


Betts 


17, 18 


Beveridge 


605 


Bevier 


464 


Bk-kford 


23 


Bigelow 


377, 749 


Billings 


330, 343, 611 


Billington 


10. 24 


Binney 


215 


Bird 


16, 278, 500 


Births 


354 


Bisbee 


342, 639, 124S 


Bis by 


98 


Bisco 


1«4 


Bishop 177, 22,i, 227, 520. 826. iWT 




970, 9S7 


Black Vi, 243, 


507,858, 1114. 115S 


Black man 


1154 


Blackniore 


13, 68 


Black Sachem, the 2-t 


Blackwell 


103 


Blackwood 


92j 


Blain 


256 


Blaine 


524, 532 


Blair 


486, 1270 


Blake 


349, 397 


Blakeslee 


9S6 


Blakesley 


591 


Blakney 


1112 


Blanchard 


til3. 643, 652, 123s 


Blanche 


246 


Blandin 


74 


Blaney 


186 


Blessing 


184, 641 


Blish 


65, 298, 399 


Bliss Vi, 212. 


32S, 431, 1031, 1115 




1116 


Blodgett 


334, 429 


Blood 


.3.S. 199, 1055 


Bloom 


1034 


Bloomer 


1063 


Blossom 2™ 


. 24. 42, 65, 107, 118 




206, 269, 370, 772 


Blount 


372, 836 


Blush 


18, 126, 128 


Bly 


1.58 


Boardman 13, 


24. 195, 334, 345, 696 


Bodflsh 13, 61, 63, 64. 65. 66, 104 


120, 126, 127, 151, 206, 269, 366 


Bod ley 


766 


Bodwell 


327, .350 


Body 


12.53 


Bogart 


1296 


Bog^is 
Boiden 


246 


17 


Bolton 


424,117.3 


Bompasse 


248, 653, 1093 


Bond 


380 


Bonham 


138 


Boniface 


245 


Bonner 


667, 684 


Bonney 


98, 99 


Bonnivard 


10.55 


Boomgaert 


789 


Boone 


1159 


Booshop 


21 


Booth 


239, .397, 1125. 1212 


Borchiers 


iXO 


Bordman 


1224 


Boston 


638 


Bostwick 


226, 1122 


Bosworth 


90, 181, 234 


Botsford 


250 


Bough ton 


424 



Boulter S.s^ 

Bowl ton 859 

Bourn 22, 2«, ;iO, 57, 59. (B 

Bourne 13. 14, 15. 18. 88, 101, 151 
166, 362. 3S5 
Boutwell 328, Xi< 

Bow 23^ 

Bowoll 1071 

Bowen 204, 802 

Bower itj 

Bowers 330 

Bowerman 23, 129, 151, 375, 1246 
Bowker 1014. 1201 

Bowles 861. 1222 

Bowlev 2.S3 

Bowman 196, 916 

Bowser 775 

Boyd 513. 960 

Bovden )U9 

Boynton 1124. 1277 

Brace 478, 833 

Bradford 10. 20. 30, 88, 89, 131 
14S. 362, 546, 568, 722, 817, 945 
Bradley 267, 344, 345, 347, 1289 
Bradner 1212 

Bradstreet 275 

Brady 1010 

Brainerd 392 

Brame 1032 

Bi'and 148 

Brann 713 

Bray 333, 567 

Bray brook 13 

Breakenridge 841 

Breidenbecker 812 

Breman 19 

Brett 322 

Brewer 203. 204, 774, 851 

Brewster 10. 12. 20. ,24, 54, 120 
149, 497, 817. 94,S 
Brick 1278 

Bridge 658 

Bridges 184, 338, (m 

Bridgham 349 

Briggs 12, 13, 98, 129, 151, 303, 592 

1135 
Briley 919 

Brink 802 

Brintnael 328 

Brisbin 600 

Bristol 267, 268 

Bristow 267 

Britterige 10 

Brocket 1.34, 219 

Brock way 221, 1122 

Broderick 1114 

B rod we 11 457 

Brogden 1144 

Bronson 71, 74, 75, 151, 172, 219 
Brookhart 1258 

Brooks 71, 72, 160, 337, 503, 743 

816 
Broughton 347 

Brow 8:U 

lirower 927 

Brown 24, 80, 90, 152, 154, 160 

175. 191. 211. 255, 2t)0, 322, .327 

330, 331, 340, 341, 344, .■J47, .349 

394, 410, 4j52, 458, 508, 541, 5,52 

(Uti. HM. 8.52, 859, 867, 877, iK>5 

932, 945, 947. 999, 1095. 1226 

12.'<1, 13tHi. 

Browne 10, 173 

Browning 184, 329 

Brownscomb 115;t 

Bruce 4.37 

Bruitt 13 

Bruyn 512 

Bryant W. 9S4 

Bryan 1212 

Buck 71, 219. 342, 'm. Wi, HiW 

Buckingham 255. 267 

lUicklaiul 270, 1254 

Budd 732 

Buell 278, 728, M12 

Bnhler 12:14 



Bulkley 

Bull 

Bullard 

Bullen 

Bullock 

Bulmer 



200, 249. 327. ;C« 

179. 1212 

IM 

34(1 

1134 

121W 



Bumpas 12, 24, 4<i. 54. 68. 1072 

Bunall 243 

Bunker ll.s4 

Bundy itii 

Bunnell KS2, 112«l 

Bunsbery 117S 

Buntoti 992 

BunMiard 1178 

Burdick 1004 

Burgo 13. 19. 59. :t.Hl 
Burgess 13. 51, 62, 162, liMl, 277 
106.5, 12S7 

Burgett i«H 

Burghiirat 422 

Burgliart 157 

Burgundy 246 

Burhans 7W 

Burk 1255 

Burnham 3.30. ;141, M5, .M. 405 
62:^, tv»0 

Burns 11. VI 

Burnside 444 
Burr 181, 210, 216. 293. 294. 25»5 
317, .373, 1174 

Burrell 201 

Burill mw 

Burritt 491 

Burroughs 1168 

Burrows 2:15. 2.'>h 

Bursell 19. 40. .5<rj 

Bursley 14. IS. 60. 64, V*\. I(i7. 119 
120, 128, 269, 250. :^tW 

Burstall 19 

Burt UW. 167, 2!'0 

Burton 214, 329, sCH. iWl 

Bush 4S6 

Bushnell 'M{\. SU 

Businback 9:t.s 

Buss :«7 

Buttertield 36.3. 1029 
Butler IH, 172. 217. 227. 3.50, 5o:i 
973, 1039, 1110. 114N 

Butten 10 

Butters 125>.5 

Byington 512 

Byrd 125s 

Cadwallader siUJ 

Cady liHis 

CaHinch 997 

Cahoon 57:t 

Cain s<> 

Caldwell 21.27s 

Caleb :h5 

Calendar .s:il 

Calhoun I2:w 

Calkins 78. 138. 149, 23s, 44;-i 

Callaniore 1014 

Callan 9K2 

Calven i:© 

Cameron 84;j. 1101 

Camiiu't 2W7 

Camp W8 

CamplK'll 522. HW 

Camj)tield I*) 

Canilee 267. 2»ts 

Camly 4"2 

Canlield i:ts. 260. 77.5, s70 

Cannon 12, :>1. 1074. 1179 

Canny 5:flt 
Canterbury 
Cape Cod 

Capen 1212. rXl 

Capron -flW 

Card "•* 

Carey 59. 1S6, 413. KHHl 

CarU't4)n 2iM. 270. 40H 

Carlson 1231 

Carlton S-'"^ 

Carman 12, lis<» 
C.ir|H-ntor227,.3«2.iM5. 1174, llso 



8 



1 



140:^ 



THE HAM UN FAMILY 



Carr XM. 50:<. OWt. HH7 

Carrier UrM 

C'arU'lyou ;«M 

Cartor 10. 2si. :C7, SIS. 4:10. 431 
511. t'»47. tiTxV Ke.'. nil) 
OarvL-r 10. ss. U>. :iti2. M7 

Cary l.B. ItM. lihi. :i«4 

Case 47. 1;M. MS, 1142 

Caseley \x. M 

Caslev IX 

Cass ■ l:ii:t 

Cassidy l-'si 

Ca.stle 144. 147. .">4J 

Cate 734. 7:«. 1050 

Cedrlc 347 

Ct'ii tulle 240 

Chadlxjurne 1S7 

Cliadwell 13 

Cbadwick 07. 315, :tK4. '^H',. 31(1 
40X. <,)15, <J49, !»51. 1135, 3.">0 
ChatTee .179 

Cliiiniberlain aV). 514. 1029. 1176 
Cliamhers H(<0 

Clianipney 058 

Champlin 1103 

Cliampiioy 11H8 

Cliaiidler 190, 354. 355. .3,T«i. 40s 
.503. 10H3, 120O 
Chapin 05. 18.5. 313. a.<2. 793. 1313 
Cliaptnan 19, 33, 34. 7s, lis. 140 

308, see, 1133. 1159 
Charles 311 

Chase 19, 20, 53, 129, 347. 348. 431 

575.897, 1110, 1197 
Chatterton 303 

Chatham 31 

Charibert 340 

Charles de France 346 

Ch.irles Martel S47 

Chaufty 13S6 

Chauncey 1184 

Chedri(;k 543 

Cheever W. 175. 345, 1013 

Cheney 171 

Clu'shro 814 

Chesley 1107 

Chestnut 935 

Chick 3():i. lo.')4 

Child 99, 339. stis 

Childe 543 

Chi Ids 39. 50, 64, 65, 66, 104, 136 

137 
Childerlck I 340 

Chilperic 346 

Chillin^'sworth 13 

Chillern 10 

Chipman ,53. 04. 87. 88. m. 105 
107, 108, 109, 110, ll.>. 110 
Cliittenden 1.5, 1188 

Clioate 318, 345, 346, 347 

Choder 211 

Chodes 311 

Chubb 74 

Cliurch 146. 177, 2;J5, 236. 349, 437 
771, 104S 
Chun-liill 330. 321, 249, 388, 1092 
Clallin 1313 

ClaKhorn 39, 66, 133 

Clampltt 9t)0 

Clapp 119, 185, 323, 1108 

Clark 10. 13. 19. 20, 31, 3.i. 00. 99 

1(M5. 130, 139, 137. Iti4. lUti. 312 

335, 349, aV). 2'y2. 3()7. 343, 344 

347. .349. 370, 4(h;. 411. 443. 4i;0 

4«1. 4.S0, :m. tVll. f>5s, ()S4, 731 

7ilO, 805, S19, 930, 741,>tOs. 1039 

Clarke 30. 343. 1105. 1339 

Clary o,)4, 1(M»3 

Clawsoii S3 1 

Cleav(,'S S51 

Cl^■^;h(l^n 1270 

Clcriua 1075 

Clenicnl .TB. 1312 

CliTiieiits 4K7 

Cleveland 191. 335». 4;i.'<. 504. 1054 

Cleveland. Countess of 5 



Clitlord 


04.) 


Crackstoa 


10 


Clinton 


K5, 379 


Crafts 


275. 277. 598 


Clotaire I 


340 


Craig 


281. .538 


Clotaire 11 


340 


Crain 


:i)8 


Clovis I 


340 


Cram 


1077 


Chiyes 


1S4. !t<>9 


Crandall 


816, 1386 


Clusaret 


040 


Crane 497. 


"KKJ. 5,S6. 44.5. 8.t<> 


Coat of xVrms 


4 


Cranson 


1301 


Coats 


lOSO 


Cravy 


1119 



Cobb 15. 10. is, i.:. 'M. 33. .34. 43 
43. 51. 53. 53. liO. 01, t;3. 09. M8 
1117. lOS. 117. lis. 133. VM. Iti4 
liu. ISO, :aH. 308, 513. 5«>8. 704 
Coburn 338. 13W 

Coi-hran :i:ix 

Cochrane 1307 

Codman 134 

Coe 373. 50!l 

Coffin 717. 949. 1130 

Cog«in 14, 15. Is. 3s. 309 

Cogswell 80. 347. .ss5 

Colt 304, 576 

Coite 19. 79 

Colby 1309 

Coldam :«3 

Cole 13. 19. 30. 31. 22, 23, aii. 9s 
100. 350. 445. 50.3, 1154. 1354 
Coles -78 

Coley 3)1) 

Coleman 66, 80, 133, 133, 140, 3is 
.303. 901. 1131 
Collamore (H5 

Collar 1039 

Collicut 13, 14. 128, ,-)30 

Collier 20. 54. ,55, 05. 89, .507. ")68 
Collins 22. 23. 151. 180. 3i)8. 310 
3ll.0,s:j, 720. 813. 850. 979. 1103 
1103. 
Colson 397, 613 

Colter lUi4 

Col ton 704 

Colman 345 

Colt 153 

Colver 74. 3;i0 

Compton loiis 

Comstock 78, 401. 745. 998 

Conant 33. 43. 008. ikss 

Condit 181 

Cone 140. 141, 1088, 1341 

Coner 12 

Conklin 732. 1284 

Con net 303 

Conrad 347. 348 

Conrad II 34*< 

Conrad the Ked 348 

Converse 3;j7. 058 

Cony 890 

Cook 10, 31, 34. 74. 103. 137, 105 
3(XI, 3.S4. 317. 445. 51.5. 538. 938 
10;i8, 1219. 

Cooke 10, ,503. 1048 

Cooledge liHl. Ii30 

Cooley 757, 1138 

Coolidge 033 

Coomer 1354 

Coon 810 
Cooper 15, 18, 2». 30, 1170 

Coper 10 

Corbet 78 

Corel 21 

Corey 733 

Cornell 094. S83 

Cornish 139 

t'ortellieu 364 

Cor win 7.32 

c;osgrove 1072 

Cotton 110. :iJ3 

Co u I son 1397 

Court i;94 

Couzens SHKi 

Covan 780 

Covil 31 

Cowing 1013 
Cowles 70. 220, 458. 1(MI3 

Cox 99 

Coy 987, 1081 



Crawford 470 

Crayford 814 

Crippen 77. 78 

Crisp 32 

Crocker 18, 2s, 48, 50, 5.3. 01, 03 

04. 05. 06. S3. 88, 105, 107, 10s 

115, 117, 119. 130. 13:i, 139, 171 

173. 303. .301. IMH. 3(W. 'Mis. 370 

.iso. :^l , 39it. 500, 573, 003. 00,3 

Crokcr 10 

Croudiie .341 

Cronipton llKs 

Cromwell 180. 129s 

Crook 9i) 

Crooker 98. 99. US 

Crosby 19. 31. *2. .305, .3as. 34s 

502. 503. .Vi3. (>5.s. stKJ. 1393 

Cross 790 

Crossman 181. 479. 513 

Crow 17.19.79.89.90,138.093 

Crowe :jOO 

Crowell 17. 19. 21. 23. 41. 00. 79 

123. 1.30. 313. 393. 3S3. 3S4. 394 

.567. .50S. 509. OSS. (i97. 910. it53 

!>55. 1031. 1005. 1337. 1339. 

Crt)zier 1390 

Cruthers 9<>4 

Cruthenden 998 

Cudworth 15. 10. is. M. 3!>5 

Culbertsen 009 

Cullen .S73 

Culver 313. 437. 4tit). 1310 

Cummings 185. 190. 194. 199. ;^.50 

545. 1034 

Cunnel K^S 

Cunningham 073 

Curtis 149. IS] . i,s5. 237. .390. 449 

714. 735. ,SH4. 1004. 1087. 1095 

1114. 

Currier 376 

Curtice 7s. 332 

Curtis 9,34. it97. 998 

Gushing 33. 95. 98. 9i». 1.58. ISO 

187. 1.S9. 191 

Cuslmian 13. 90. 541. sl7. 913 

1315 
Cutter 3.30 

Cutting lft5. 375, 1054 

Daggett 305. ;us. 1131 

Da kin M. 341 

Dale 1013 

Dal ton 337 

Dame 909. 1269 

Damon 290. 327. 004 

Dana 6,53 

Dane a>4. .355. .s51 

Danforlh 355 

Daniels 703.971 

Darby 170 

Darling 807. .sos. 811 

Davenport 134. 971 

Davidson 4.59. 5()7. (>59. 993 

Davis 18. 19. .30. 3s. .39, 43. 51. tiO 
01. 04. tm. 91, 101. 131. 134, 128 
130. 1,33. 133. 19.1. 199. 3S1. 3.s5 
:i(M(. .'tiis. .i'.l'.l. 4:i;i. 4(«). M\il 779 
sst). iH>5. 914. 9.57. 1(«7. 1093 
1101.1349.1383.1386. . 
Davison 804 

Daw.son 988 

Day 276, 408. 600. ]3t« 

I >eal 142 

Dean 1.5;i. 776, 788. 800, 875, 966 
Deane 13, 30. .39, 5:1, 107. 136 

Dearborn 388 

Ilei'eiver . 540 

Decker ' 23- 



INDEX. 



1403 



de Barstow 253 

cle Bursrundy 247 

de Eaton 249 

d'Este 248 

de Parley 354 

de Forsyth 229 

de France 24<> 

de Hamline 2 

de Hayden • 24!) 

deJurnet 70S 

DeLameter 1127 

Delano 12. 24, 33, 97, 242, 243. 245 
249, 2.50, 283, 397. 1092 
DeLaney 12(i5 

de le Noye 397 

de Lannoy 245, 246, 247, 24S 

Delap 85 

de Merleberg 333 

de Montgomery 5 

Demon til 379 

Demming 140, 211, 228, 358, 867 

1122 
Denison 1304 

Denley " 1267 

Dennett 909 

Dennis 19, 395. .')39 

Dennis. Mass. ^9 

Dennison 1177 

Denny 1110 

Densler 854 

Depew 1180 

de Foot 249 

de Puy 483 

Derby 19, 88, 127 

Derrick 318 

Desborough 248 

de Townsliend 249 

Deville 19 

de Warrenne 249 

Dewey 252. 268, 736, 1209 

de Wbitney 333 

de Wolf 255. 2.56. 647 

Dewsbury 248, 397 

de Wyuington 249 

Dexter 12, 51. 125, 130, 167, 286 

978 
Deyo 803 

De Witt 969 

Diamond 374, 375 

Dibbett 503 

Dibble 228 

Dick 920 

Dickenson 90, 1S4 

Dickey 67, 131, 214, 1199 12S8 

Diggs 136 

Di£l :i3« 

Dikeman 311 

Dillingbam 13, 20, 167, 207 

Dimaiock 13. 14. 15. 16. 17, 19, 30 
.51, 88, 119. 121. 138, 303, 954 
Diner 1026 

Dingley 12, 20, 148 

Dingman 446 

Dings 234 

Dix 99> 220 

Dixon 442. 1195 

Doane 20. 21, 23, 57, 67, 91, 164 
165. 315, 1054 



Drtnnaii 116;.' 

Drew 715 

Drittill lOSO 

Droegmiller UXM» 

Drury 193. 759 

Dubbels 7sn 

Dudley 407 

Diuison HHi 

Dutty 964 

Dun 500 

Dunn 1265 

Dunbar 1014 

Dun lap 5:i3 

Dunn 800 

Dmiliam 33, .53. 77, 78, 249, 290 
;507, 466. 985 

Dunning 419 

Dupper 194 

Durand .504 

Duraiit 622 

Duri^n 10.57 

Durham 68.713 

Durler 1271 

275 



Escoinb 

Esti-y 

Esterbrook 

Eudo 

Evans 

Everell 



IH 

61N, i:<ii4 

346 

1244 

97 



Dodge 185, 289, 318. 330, 345, 
391, 429. 
Doe 

Doggett 105, 

Domesday Book 
Doolittle 7.52, 

Dorkin 
Dorman 

Dorn ^^' 

Dotey 
Dougan 

Douglas 8.51. 11(3, 

Dow 308, 235, 237, 275, 

Downer 
Downey 
Downs 

Drake 200, 220, 23s, 36;5, 483, 
1113, 1160, 



Dutcli 

Dutcher 

Dutilh 

Dutton 

Dwelley 

Dwight 

DwytT 



349 

843 

.392 

129 

5.6 

1210 

16 

631 

1373 

34 

846 

1287 

1024 

985 

982 

24;i 
. 7.56 
1196 



3:J4 
367 
661 
396 
156, 434, 631 
914 



Dyer 22. 23. 91. HI, 171, 176, 203 
345, 348, 658. 708, 855, 899 
Dykes 229 

Ends 594 

Eadgyth 248 

Earls 2.56 

Eastham, Mass. 31 

Eastman 327,1081,1098 

Easton 278 

Eaton 10, 287. 348. 392, 408. 409 
474. 533. 703 
Ecell 7S5 

Echlin 429 

Eddy 24, 124. 36(1. 404. 1267 

Edenton 16 

Edes 526 

Edgar 1043 

Edminister 396 

Edward, the Elder 348 

Edwards 141. 311, 243, 327, 328 
692, 918, 736, 1258, 12:J2 
Eells 405. 994 

Efner 800 

Egard 406 

Eggberht 247 

Eggleston I'SS 

Ehle 987, 1309 

Elderkin 758 

Eldred 19, 20. 5s 

Eldredge H'64 

Eldridge 19. 20. 21. 64. 120. 305 

310. 3X2. 567, 569. 583, 688, 1066 

1128. 
Eliot ^■■'I 

Elizabeth, Queen 5t>. 

Ellingwood 104s 

Ellis 12,19,20,21,62,103,120 

167. 179. 322. 398, B.S3, 785, §06 

1134.1300. 
Ellicott 111'* 

Elliott "33, .s.^".! 

Elmer 1.37.222,259,3.9 

Elseii ''. 

Ely "• I''*'' 

Emery 196, ;J49. 350. 646. 649 

Emerson 199, 337, 338, 329, 507 
631, 638, 661, 1015 
Emke 1213 

Emmerson '" 

Emrie Ijt'i 

Emsoner 'O'' 

Endicott '-•' 

England 3;!.^ 

^''' ^4 

Ensigne '•' 



EviTtl I 153, 1«7, 890. 962, 1026 
Everson 11.35 

Ewell 16. 1.x. IJlt 

Ewer 43, 61. 106. lis, 3(ni, .Mil 
Ewintf 1176 

Explanations 3.5 

Extell 181 

Eyrlck 3«0 

Fairburn 905 

Fair.liild 201, 234, 265. 266. :iM 
424, 4<H>, 1391 
Fairchilds s:t: 

Fairbanks 164, 191, :t2.5 

Falconer 774 

Falkson 59S 

Fall "06 

Fall and 19 

Fallen 19 

Falmouth, Mass. — 

Fanning Ills, 1149 

Farewell 439 

Farley 1S7. 354. i>.58 

Earn ham 33".! 

Farnsworth s6. :tW 

Farnandis 403 

Farnum :154. 355 

Farrar 340, 1016, 1017 

Farrali 1tH> 

Farrigut 743 

Farrington ;K). 112?' 

Farwell .590,739.871.1123 

Falkner 19s. um 

FauMce 117, 104> 

Fay 398. 999. KXIl, 1023 

Faxon 7tM 

Fearing 1^1 

Feeni.'in 1315 

Feesler i:«>0 

Feilding 1<><2 

Fellows 182, 183, 225, 334, 688 

1029 
Felton 867 

Fenn 2;t4 

Fenner 313 

Fenno •"■>•' 

Ferguson 12.58. 1263 

Fernando 1. 346 

Ferrell I2«>I 

Fical ^>'' 

Fickel S4it 

Field 156. 719. lo:t9 

Fiekkn "6-'> 

FiUeld 270. 337. 521, 13«)7 

Flllebrown ~tO 

Filley 1212 

Fillmore 319 

Finch :<>'<2 

Fish 12, 1.3, 81. 82. 84. liH'.. liW 
2(Kt. 310. 393, 2S)4. 370. 373. 439 
562. 56:1. 570. 676. 67s. ii79, 9WJ 
Fisher 167, 187, 3«nt, 373. :fiM. 956 
1109. iir 
Fisk :i55. 1376 

Fiske ;«-t<i. xn 

Fitch 6S, 132, 227. 445, 448, 8»I2 
Fills »*^ 

Fit/. "* 

FH/geralil ^^ 

Fll/randolph 16. is. .to. 60. 61 
Ks. 130. Mi 

Fhigg '^'' >H^? 

Flanilers 9I.» 

Flaunif {!! 

Fletcher II. 9s. ;i6t, 6»tl». I III 
1207. r.lM 
Flint ;cit. ;f4 340 

Flynn >^' 

Foirgin ""^ 

FolM.m 1024. 1117 



1404 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY. 



Fountleroy 125s 

Foord 12 

FoiJti- 11!'. 211. 212. 3.H1. MK) 

F(>rt)i-s hH. -^11. Il2ti 

Ford 1-lH. 14il. 20.S. 321. 452. 4(;5 

im. 4(17. t&.H. 10<»4. 10O5. 1014 

l(>5(f. 12.")5. 

Forsyth 22« 

Fort N53 

Fortin 74 

FiTtune Passengers 12 

Forward 1157 

Foss 1011 

Foster 15. B3, 70, 104, 1S7. 217. XMt 

Mb. 50:i. tiSt), (57S, S40. I(i2!t 

120.S, 1225. 

Fource 1204 

Fowler 252. 275, 3.30, 45K, '.m 

Fox 230. 277. 7!)3, WiO 

Foxwell l.j. 10. li». 53. 1254 

l'"r;iii<-is 771 

I'raiichiniont 24(i 

FniDks 544. G(K) 

Frazer 127!) 

Frazier IM. 7;J4 

Frederic II. 248 

Free! and .^0. (547 

l<'reeman. Col. 704 

Freeman 12. 13. 17. 21, 22. 2:i. 41 

55, 5S. 62. 103. 104. 120, 121 

130. 132. Iti5. Diti. Ui7, h]s, 171 

184. 205. 20!t. 210, 2'.l!l, .303. 3.S5 

4!*H. 51!t. M7. MS. 720. 72!), 1030 

1302. 

Fremont 646, 649 

French 106, 334, >W, 865, 949 

lOlS, 102.5. 

Fretter 1200 

Fricke 1213 

Friend 1.3. 125, 329 

Frisbie 7s, 136 

Frost 33S, Si")6, 1041, 10!)4. 1112 

Frothlngham 2S4 

Frye 196 

Fuller 11,16, 22. 24. .34, 77. 79, 89 

!M). 98, 105. 106. 108. 109, 118 

127, i:{8, 139, 173, 216. 220, 2!)9 

314, 327, :J49, ,3i)<t, 424, 474. 478 

563. ()32, 1)62. 

Fulton 12S1. 12S3 

Funk 1009 

Furbush 181 

Furjruscjn Isl 

Furness 1033 

Gage 276, 296. 408, 1050 

Gales .524 

Gallager 782 

Gallup 986 

Carbutt 1203 

Garcias II 246 

Gardener 11 

Gardiner 144, 12.'^3 

Gardner isi, 71(i. lfHi3, 1247 

Garland '^s'X 705. 1107 

Garnet • !t9 

Garnsevort 127 

Garrett 727, 12s5 

Garton 877 

Gatchell 1105 

Gates 3:^8, 428, 429, 1029, 1167 

128] 
Gauge 1.264 

Gaunt 13, 121 

Gav 78. 80. 14,3, 150, 224 

Gay lord 71, 72. 73, 139, 22s, 278 

324 
Geary 354, 107.3 

Gee 479 

(ieer 4t)6 

Gelssert IhU 

George 1123 

George I. King st(i 

(iibbards 684 

(iibbons 1275 

(iibbs 13, 62. 7it. H). 149. 151. .2.59 

12l>5 



Gibson 28«. 3S!t, 49«. 6«i9, ssi 

Giddings .^1,.H5 

(;iir<)rd 2.3. 121. 122. 151, .itiS. .5.56 
.5.57. 561. 704. 1113 
(Albert Ml. 234, 25«i. ^3. 502. t;oo 
mil. 1212. 12!t7 
Giles 181 

Gill 99 

Gil let 735 

Gillett 138, 226, 227. 244. 311. 405 

1315 
Gillette 278,279.874 

(ill Man 1227 

(iillson 15 

(Jilson .3; is 

Gitteau 6(H 

Givens !t97 

Glad we II 1146 

Glass 24S 

(Jlassford 446 

Glenny 332. 334 

(ilc/.cn 157.319 

(Jlidden 1116 

Glover 110. 115. 116. 34s 

Goddiird l><1 

Godden 1li'7 

Godell lOtUi 

Godfrey 21. 22. 79. 420. 1072 

Goff 220. 8(>4 

(iohene 12;i3 

(;old 142. 182. 2.50 

Golley 742 

Gooch 1039 

Goodale 526 

Goodell 674. 871 

Goodeno 1262 

Goodenow 140 

Goodfellow 1019 

Goodman 11 

Goodnough S05 

Goodrich 77. 78. 80, i;i8, 156, 161 

211. 226, 227. 228, 411, 467. .503 

670. 1315. 
Goodspeed 14.18,38.60.61,62 

11!1. 171. 17.3. 291, 2!)2, 2!I4, 298 

2i)9. 301. 36S. 370. 399. 5tk), 5i)9 
Goodwill 81 

Goodwin 227. 228, 313, 5:i8, .598 
692. 712 
Gordon 678. 67!t. 7,57 

Gorham 43. 51. 79. !)0, 9!(. 105 

106. 121. 130. 457. 1115, 1117 
Gorman 120s 

Gosliorn 3tis 

Gott 257, 258, 275, 329, 330 

Gould 99. 182. 497, 879 

Gowen 181 

Gragg 236 

Graham 5.5.58,87,178,226.229 
2.55, ,502. 814. 1147 
Grammond 4.52. 453 

(^ranby 137 

Granger 244 

(irannis 121.209.510 

Grant 222, 250, 2(>4. 286. 589. mi 
756, ,s,s;i, 1017. 1165 
Gratecap 7ii4 

Graves 338, 345. 354, 355, 3.56, 429 

611 
(;ray 19. 20. 21, 24, 77, 1.30, .i..4 

m\. 503, .571, 617, 841, 944. 9S1 

10<)2, 12SI0, 1254. 
tirause 19 

Green 13, 86. 109, 116. 32s. 3.34 
408, 48;i, 794, S05, 1049, 1219 
Greenfield 13 

Green le;if 345 

Gregory 853 

(ireiT 51 

(irev 397 

(JrilVfth 167 

liritlin 23. 2,5ti 

Gritlith 21, 21'.i 

Grinage 774 

(Jrlru'al 347 

(.Jrinnell 1108 



Griswold 200. 25t>. 1160 

Groat 8«4 
(Jross 21, 92, 176, 2S3, 590, M 7 

(irosvenor 219 

<irout 196,622 

G row SS9 

(J rover :i27, Otis, iio'i 

Guelph 245. 247 

Guery 5121 

Guest 113S 

<;uild 126S 

(iuillemont 1261 

Guilliam 99 

(Jullivir lie. 34S 

Gundred 249 

G u n n .502. 503. 524. 845 

Gu rney 322. tHtS 

Guthrie 7R5 

(iuydotey 4!i1 

Hadament 11.54 

Uadaway 1:^0. 1.32. 21s 

11 agar 7:iO 

Hager . 485 

llaggertv 1226 

llaight " 483. .s24 

Haines 515. 6sl. 713 

Daites 16 

H albert .5:V. 

Hale 109. 191. 322. .3:w. 4.35. 631 
649, 895. 1014 
Halkins 7!»5 

Hall IS. 1S», 20, 38, 4S. 64. 115. 12(i 
23t). 269, 276. 315. 34s. .370. 40s 
497. 502. 5(»3. .566. 567. 569. 501 
687. 73«). 780, 855, 998, 10s6 
1268. 
Hallett 13. 19, 52, 79, 97, 105, 118 
125, 12!l. 1.30, 132. i;«. 218. 2a5 
3!I5. 559, 567, 722. !Ki7. 
Hal lock 320.322.7,32 

Ilalloway 39t) 

Halsled 319 

Halstead 1191 

Ham ll,s7 

Hamblen 7 

Hamblin 7, sl5 

llaniblin Plains .33 

Hamilton 1278 

Hamlin 7, 8, 958, 1116 

Hamlin's Grant 101 

llamlyn 7 

H aniline. ,lohn de 2 

llanieline of Cornwall 5 

Hameline of Devonshire 5 

Hamelineof Lincolnshire 5 
Hameline of .'^usse.x 5 

Hameline. (iiles of Devon 26 
Hameline. Thomas 26 

Hamilton 21. 79. 37!1. !t4s 

llamlyn. .lohn of Cornwall 2ti 
Hammer Iti 

llatnmon 19 

Hammond lo5. 276, 290, 571, 888 
Hampst-n 1144 

Hampton 13, 77 

llanbnrv 13 

llanchett 244 

Hancock 704 

Hand 314 

llanden 699 

Handy 2!»2, 577. 704 

llanes 11.57 

11 an ley ssii 

H annum !>4!t 

llMiiscom 110. 1312 

Han.son 362. 3.><4 

Hapgood ;W4. 623 

Harden 99. 1,53 

Harding 20, 21. 22. 23. 164. ISO 
342. 1106 
Hardy 1245 

Hare 156 

Harlow 13, 283, 502. 5:W 

ll.'irnden 3.55 

Harnett 812 

Harper 23,128,376 



INDEX 



1405 



Harriman 438 

Harrington 429, 915, 9S5 

Harris 386, 328, 640, 1093, 1097 
Harrison 590. 1053 

Hart 73, 134, 135, 136. 216, 221 
239, 664, 881 
Harmon 923 

Hartford IIV 

Hartness 181 

Hartough 364 

Hartwell 177.241,661,9.55 

Harwood 184 

Harwich, Mass. 19. 20 

Harvey 120, 182, 207, 221, 224, 600 

850 
Haskell 344, ;i45, 429. .532, 1051 
Hasl<ins 74, 134, 138, 210, .327, :i29 

421. rai 

Hastings 1284 

Hatch 16, 18, 19. 2.2, 23, 34, 61. 98 

99, 106, 118. 122, 124, 125. 129 

130, 166. 167, 1X6. 189. 201. 242 

249, 266. 286, 290, 314, 593, 730 

917, 918. 

Hathaway 17, 218, 290, 395, 396 

::i97, 957 

Hatherley 15 

Hauer 1309 

H aven 302 

Havins 1067 ' 

Haviland 503 

Hawes 19, 20, 21, 130, 397, 568, 572 

Hawk 475,773 

Hawlvcs 151 

Hawks 320. 324 

Hawley 426 

Hay 328 

Hayden 604 

Hay ford 99 

Haynes 288, 288, 528, 773, 1025 

Hay nor 696 

Hay ward 244, 364, 370, 661, 756 

1056 
Hazeltine 275, 327. 407 

Hazen 286, 287 

Hazelton 327, 637 

Head 408, 720, 1014. 1065 

Healy 1244 

Htaley 282, 724 

Heard 128. 361 

Hearick 1029 

Heath 77, 79. 100, 478, 884, 1115 
Hedden 1308 

Hedge 13, 19, i:30, 167, 566, 567 
Hellin II. 246 

Hendree 509 

Hendri 855 

Hendrick. 1.291 

Hendricks 801, 802 

Hennessey 1045 

Henry 248, 1053 

Henry I. 247 

Henrv II. 247 

Henry III. 245.248 

.Henry IV. 245. 248 

Henrv V. 245.-247 

Henry VI. 247.248 

Her ry VIII. 684 

Herd 22 

Herick 380 

Herrick 21, 165, 330, 7G». 834 
Hopkins 11, 19, 20. 21. 23, 52, 53 
74. 89, 120, 124, 130. 134, 179 
206, 242, 244, ;W9, 330, 3;i4, 1029 
Horn 76. 137, 443 

Horr WO 

Horton 22, 732. 873 

Hosley <'•^•'* 

Hotchkiss 1,36.230 

Hosie 1011 

Hough 5.5, 2a). 33(.3:!8 

Houghton 337, :W8 34:i. ;J44. 640 

1051 
Hourihan 3269 

House 15, 53, 163 

Houston 



229 



How 408, 499 

Howard 163. 323. 396. 532. 765 

7^8. 8;i9. !K)9. HIM. 1326 

Howden 862 

Howe 648 

Howes 41. ,54, 55, 67, 7!), 10:5, llV 

130, 3VW, 30;{, 315. 4it6, 502, 5tl> 

569. 688, 9()2. 

Howell 7:J2 

Howland 11, 20. 24. 42. («. 64. 6(i 

87, 88, 89, <H). 91. 98, 107. 108 

119, 120, 129, 167, 168. 174. 269 

365, 366, 370. 395. .396, 39T, 457 

503, 5.56, 559. (ilti 

Howlet 286 

Howse 395 

Ho.xie 104, 375 

Hoyt 416, 622 

Hrolf 347 

Hersey 130, 321, 646 

Hershey 1297 

Hesse 1075 

Hetfield 841 

Hewes 15, 16 

Hewett 706, 809, 810, 1257 

Hewitt 12:.'6 

Heyrick 3S0 

Hibbard 250, 401 

Hihbert 354, 653 

Hicks l;2. 90, 283, 315, 1393 

Hicock 691 

Higgins 21, 22, 11)5, 315, 388. 616 

Hikok 1134 

Hikox . 72 

Hildreth 98. 409. 661. 778 

Hill 99. 164, 166, 191. 200. 31,8, ■i2s 

354, 589, 844. 949. 990. 1032 

1079, 1244. 

Hillebert 907 

Hilton 12 

Hinckley, 14. 15, 16. 17, 18. 22. 28 

30, 32. 34, 38. 42, .53, 60, 61. 63 

64, 65. 66. 69, 81.87, 88, 89, 90 

91. 98. 10.5, 106. 108. 109, 110 

115, 116, 117, 118, 120, 128, 133 

167, -Ml :i94. 348, 368, 573, 574 

818, 964, 9ti6, 1219. 

Hinds, 671 

Hines H73 

Hinman 143. 144, 222 

Hirick 380 

Hitchcock 243, 497, 731, 1270 

1139, 1305 

Hittson 1015 

Hoag 1305 

Hoagland 1193 

Hoard 1070 

Hobart 235, 250. 313. 3(i2 

Hobbs 331, ;t40, 1311 

Hodgdon 12.>4 

Hodle 9:« 

H. dges 263. 329.9S0 

Hodgkins 20, 24, 347 

Hoit I'i 

Hoisington 137. 222 

Holbeck H. ^'9 

Holbrook 56, 91, 174, 2:10, 243. 374 

537, 580, 1134, 12;5« 

Holcomb l'>»' 

HoUlen 2t>0, 536, 600 

Holderness 7i9 

Holdridge 258,470 

Holland -103 

Hoi ley 78. 94, 120. 141. 844 

HoUis 140. m, 227. 239. 242, 343 

3.50, 410. 6S5 

Hollister UW 

Holmes 16. 43. .■)5, 3:t0. Mi. -W 

3t)9. 509, 574, 960. 13-59 

H ol t 276, ;W0, :i55, .m, 904, 104 1 

Hoi ten , ^ I'y, 

Hoi way 13,60,946 

Homer i»«<- ^'^^ 

Homes ,'V'' 

Ilonsicker "''I 



Hook 5»7 

llooke II 

Hooker 70. 71, 1.54. 224. 27h. :i47 
475. ti.5.><. sr.9. l(i.t>* 
Hooper 151, l."Ct. -^Vi 

Hoot on 527 

1 1 11 1 )bard 219, 2:19, 25:1, 27:H, W« 
KNC). 1116 
llubbell |s| 

llublHTton 7.» 

Hubby :m 

Huckins 14, 1 8, .53. k7. K« 

Hucmrfeldt Ms- 

HiilViiian H.S1 

Hughes los(. I3:t<.i 

Hugne. (,'apet 3(7 

Hujriie. the (Jreat 347 

HuUieri 3il.'> 

Hull VX 14, 15, 17. IK. 19.2:1.30. 61 
(Ml. 119. H;7. \2S 
Humphrey l;», 178,219, lU. 40l 
1079. hiss* 
Humphreys 64.s 

llungerford 141 

Hunn 220 

llunold 316 

Hunsicker lixni 

1 1 unt 77, 78, 137, ;155, 44:1, 445, 497 
660, t«W, s'M. ll:iH 
Hunter 76, 138. 497, rj;«l 

Huntley 255. 3<.Hl 

Huntington 311 

llurd 3:1, 195. :W1, 513, r)69 

Hurlbut78, 123, 141. 144. 146, 147 
2:19. :i(i3. 515. 'M» 
Hurst 13, .53, lit. rj9,s 

Hus.sey 5:io. 956 

Huti-hins 87, 3.34, KM 

Hutc-hinson 7.^, 3.52, 349, 47.5. VM 
Hutson !» 

Huzzey :195 

Hyatt 871 

Hyde 152. 154. 182. 202. 212. 3l:i 
328, 2.55, 497. .5o:i 
H viand 16 

Hyllier f^7 

Imigo 2:W 

Ingalls 724. S;V3. sVl 

Inirersoll 156. 1.57. 424. ."UU 

Inkplieii NW 

Innian 10-<' 

Innigo 246 

Irish 204,235,861,11.57 

Irvin 784 

Irwin 1283 

Isar W 

isham 171 

Isum . 171 

Ives l.'xl 

lyanough !•'• 

.Ik.-knian 7Z\. 1171 

.Jackson 15. 18.30. 79. Iitit. 1S9 

191. 196. 214, 230. .158, 47.s, 817 

959. . 
.Jacob 1(»5. 24.1 

.lai'obs 10.5. 167. 210. 7:12. Ml. 1175 
.lames 19. .57, 965. 1005. ll.H. 1215 
.lames I 'l-^ 

.lannry i<;'' 

,la<|ncs •!■'''' 

.Iai|uilli "S" 

.larvis 77. 12.54 

.laynes <^ 

.lean 246 

.lean. Ilietiood 34«» 

.lelVrles '»♦ 

.lenklns 22, .^, 41. 42. 4.3. 59. 61 

{i-^. 64. 81. 107. 10.8. 109. 117. Ill* 

i-^. I2». 269, 292. 360. 1(78. 
•lenne 2W 

.lennev -^ 

.lennings HW. 3K.'. 611. 11 16 

.lenks 4"^' 

.lewcil isv. :i:t4. 707. 1011'. im» 

.liwtti 7s. 99. 149. :t7>». <•»•. 47s 
497. 640. «H2. tWll. 1240 



I40fi 



THE HAJILIN FAMILY. 



Jewlit 4'.tN 

.lii:ilii)liikln Yoakin 74 

.loljson !(«»:( 

.loliiis i%. 470 

Joliiison 23. 23, 99. 2Ut, 220. 2:14 

■S<>. 314, 37K. f>83, K»2. s>3, '.iO> 

Sttit. !I77. »i)8. 1047. 1050. nil 

1271. 

.((jhiislon 22<t 

.Fulls 32K 

.loriL-s 2s. .^1. .{S. (H. 127, 130. !:<!• 

Itix. 1(W. 21N. .'i03. »>s. :iti. »)») 

370. 374, 37;'), 35X.t. .MKt: soil. '.t4> 

»5<). !H)1. ".f.HJ, U»:t,'>. KHVT). 12i«; 

Jordan IM). 27.'>. 3v> 

.Josliii 3,J7. .Cix. KU'.i 

.l<..>*sflyr» St!i. 321 

Joi>iit« 24'. I 

.Joy 1004 

,li>V«-c' 13, 1?, S,s. hU). 107 

.Imlcl ,'>«;i. li!)2. 1003 

,lury 102« 

.luster 1315 

.Justice lOS 

.Justus 167 

Kain «!17 

Kainer 74 

Kiinierer 113,5 

Kane 4,'>4 

Keatlnj? 44!l 

Keeler 273 

Keeno 1094 

Keith 76,5. 7t)7 

Kelley 297, 951. 12ss 

Kellogfj: 2.5{J, 379, 4.5H. MO. >is9 

1206 

Kelly 19. 3() 

KeLsey 74. 12ti9 

Kelso 1307 

Kemp 1218 

Kempt* Ml .52 

Kendall 194. 337, 338, J17, 61S 

Kenilrick 16 

Kennedy 396. 1082 

Kent i:iO, 4!t0. 497, .stil 

Kerby 13 

Kei n 564, 991 

Kerr 102« 

Ketchara fiSl 

Ketclium 854 

Kettle :«3 

Keyes 379, 1021, 1252 

Keysbury 1157 

Kidder 55. KI9. 645 

Kilbouni 227,979 

Kilby 979 

Iv i I ^'ore 327, 623. 64:1, 1025 

Killic-utt 1143 

Kilner iWfll 

Kimball 275. 276, 277, 286, ;C9 

3;{0. :«1. 340. ill. 343, 344. 407 

Mt^. 40ii. (i{,5. W5. 971. 

Kimberlcy 267 

Kinraid 1093 

Kint,' 13. 17, 20. 3t;. (Hi. Itio, 225 
■2211. 3ti9. .S36, 1029. Il,s5. 1316 

Kirijrriiati 321,322,603,777 

Kiuffrey 92:5 

KlnfTshury 181, lO'.w 

KinrMMiil 209 

Klrine 86(i 

KiMiis<-u( 1254 

Kinsella K15, 830 

Kit>sm;ru 347 

Klil.y 122 

Kin land 255 

Kiirid!;e 994 

KitteiedKe- 742 

Kiltred^e nm 

Kleiin 11,58 

Kline 75,2.50 
Knapi> iK>. 4.87. 10119. 102;(, 1061 

i;i08 

Kneeland t>4<) 

Knell 9»i 

Knickerbiicker 329, 843 



Knibloe 47. 79. 142, 14*!, 1.50, 153 
177, 201, 242. 243, 250 
Knielit 3:^ 

Ktdttin 1000 

Knoll M2 

Knopp 23,5.424 

Knnit 12 

Ivnowle 26 

Knowies 21,22,41,180,307,315 

1107 
Knowlton 343,379.1192 

Korn 1079 

Krone lo:(o 

Kuriz 129S 

La Har so9 

La Chappi'lle 7i>4 

Lary 99n 
Ladd 2,50, 1049, ]0ti7 

La Due 1121 

Laiiig^ 800 

Lake 141 

Lambert 1290 

Lambie lui; 

Lamburton 76 

La .Monroe KC>' 

Lamont 1009 

Lamson ,340 
Landers 13, 81, 103. 151, 242, 1246 

La n don 371, 1258 

Lane 43. 76. 267, 433. 610. lHi6. !tl4 
935, 102.5 

Lang k86 

Langley 1182 

Langmore 11 

Langworth Xia 

Lank ton 1H5, 1029 

Lansing 477. 1261 

Jjapham 16, 181 

Lara way 871 

L:irze 255 

Larkin 366 

Lamed 42 

Larrabee 466, 10<»3 

Lary 909 

Lasel -M-i 

Liisber 991 

Laskin 380 

La Shevilear 551 

Lassell 737 

Latham 11 

Latin 12<W 

Lattemore 103 

Lattimer 140.411.461 

Laud. Arcbbisbop 27 

Laughlin 1301 

Laugliton 244 

Law 829 
Lawi«enc-e 94, 104, S41, 358, 1163 

Law ton 600 

Lay ton tw. 8.S9 

Leacb 185, 1153, 1249 
Learned 154, 184, 189, 196. 361 

Leary 13(>i> 

Leaven wortb 998 

Leavitt 64, 869, 1046, 1277 

Le Karon 1072 

Lee iK». 107. 120. 1.54. 225. 255. 2.56 
2411. 396. 408. 6,54. 821. lOdO 
Leel 762. 10.>^(1 

LetHer Vtiih lo:«) 

Leggett 1201 

Legh 249 

Leigliton 1093 

Li'ii-ester 1 1 

Leiand 171. 429. 4;t4 

le .Mabieu 24.«i 

I^endall 40s 

Li'onard 26.5. 611 

Let lire 1254 

Ijcvericli 13 

Levetl 99 

Lewes 16. 1.8. 23, 30. as. 4,3 

Lewis 18. 4;*. 46, 53, ,5s. (51. (12. 72 
73. 79, 81, 85. 88. 91. 93, ill. 122 
130, 162, 164, 218, 242, 243. 268 



298. 3CIH. 400. 443. 56R, 722. 957 
II'.HI. I:S2. 1310. 
Ley ford 710 

Lil.l.v UHS 

Ligt'ttt 117* 

Li-lu 1271 

Li I lev 166 

Lillyblade 849' 

Lincoln 99, 321, .346, 350, 507. tV45 

1212 
Llndsv 99 

Lines 207' 

LirMu-il 16. 2.'. 2^. .39. 42. 61. 6,5 
124. -Mis. .574 
Linnelt 18, :^(». 65' 

Lint 1301 

Lint^rarde 24K 

Litchfield 14. 15. 18, 424, 5.50 

Little 243. 320. 32s. 409. 429. iWZ 
661. 8ls. 940. 1048 
Littlefield 708. 714. 71.5. 1094. 109S» 
Livermore 195. l',H5. :«0. 40K. 4<»9 
Livingston 137. 226, 229. m,52 

LolKlell 9«. 327 

IvM.'k 65+ 

Lot'kwtjod 431 

Lombard 16. 18. 21. 23. 30. a*;. 4;i. 
61. 64. t)6. 67. 105. 132, 133. \7i> 
172, 180, 204, 297, .581, 582, 585 
!HI7. 
Long 627. 721. 73» 

Longfellow 350. I05,5' 

Longley 344. 429. i2."il 

Ijoomis 74, 227. 7.5«> 

Lord 7n. Ill, 115, 2.Hi, 474 

Loring 64. 106. ,349, 3.50, ,5,32. 1014 
Lothrop 15, 17. b. 22. 27. :J0. 34 
39, 41. 4.3. 46. 54. 61. 64. t>5. 6» 
79, m. s-;. 104. 105. 107. 109, 118 
120. 132. 133, 1.38. 184, 250. :W0 
,3<vs, 568. 721, 84.3. 
Loup 11, 246 

Loveland 878 

Lovell 66. 6s. 1.32. 170. 171. 172. 174 
242. 2<«. 317. 321. .3,5s. 497. 96.S 
Lovejoy :j;[l, 3.55, 3<)6. 1190 

Low 345, 346, 802, 1134 

Lowe 755 

Lowell :«1 

Lowry 119K 

Lut"as 764 

Luce 79, 269. 11.S8 

Luddet> 485, 1004 

Ludlowe 125S 

LufUin 345 

Luliinanii KWS 

LuUas '91* 

Lull 12:(7 

Lum 1205 

Lumbard Is 

Lumber ItV 

Lumpkin 19- ,54. 120. 495 

Lund 12-57 

Lunv ii<i2: 



Lusk 


225 


Lusleyoung 


ir2l> 


Luttnr 


12.54 


Lyman 


71. 245. 2.52 


Lynili 


1246 


I.iyoiis 


27T 


Lyslion 


1U)2 


Lysinger 


)26,s 


Mabbs 


442 


M.ible 


249 


Macdutr 


<.fc5. (Hi- 


Macktn/ie 


1039. 1278 


Macomber 


122 


Madden 


373 


.Madill 


II.3.S 


Mads 


10<.H> 


Magory 


1312 


Magoun 


321 


Mailer 


1128 


Malconi 


95 


Maliory 


267. 872 


Manard 


92T 



INDEX 



1407 



Mander 

Mane 

Mann 

Manning 

Man ton 

Man waring 

Ma pes 

Marble 

Marcil 

Marchant 

Marchison 

Margeson 

Mariger 

Markart 

Marrs 

Marriner 



10,V2 

594 

1014 

158, 184 

159 

3()4 

732 

lOiir 

:)50 

130, 174 

121H) 

11 

927 

1309 

7;« 

452 



Marsh 106, 2;d2, 228, 230, 249. 278 
313, 880, WW) 
IMarslial 458 

Marshall 131. 151, 303, 345, 4S, 841 
Marston 84, 298, 299, 301, 366, 572 

1313 
Martin 11, 345, 346, 609, 849. 922 
1064, 1312 
Marvin 78 

Mason 164, 313, 518, 612, 614, 730 
1011, 1041, 1152 
Mass 690 

Massey 8S0 

•Masten 44;i 1258 

Mather 76. 110, 33a 348, 708 

Mathis 1236 

Mattaijuason 21, 400 

Matteson 989 

Matthews 19, 71. 7a 79. 400, 567 
714, 1106 
Maverick 226 

Mawin 502 

Max field St» 

Maxon 12.57 

May 51, 182, 183, 201, 362, 384, 544 
Maydole 406 

Mayflower Passengers 10-12 
Mayhew 36, 111. 115 

Maynard ;i38. 733 

Mayo 14, 18, 20, 21, 23, 30. 41. 43 

54, 5.5. 58, 94, 104, 165, 206, 309 

3i5, 495, 568. 
Mayou 400 

McAlister 799 

McAstleon 1.'35 

McCaine 1043 

McClatehey 1032 

McClellan 1038 

McClelland 11.52 

.McCloy 1007 

McCluVe 1097, 1299 

McCol lister 204 

McConnell 519,971,1163 

McCoy 261 

McCrackia 757 

McCrumbie .547 

McDonald 1126, 124:i 

JMcDonough 493 

McDougal 189 

McDowell 10.57 

McElroy b74 

McFarland 634 

McFarlin 801 

McFaul 1144 

Mc Huron 747 

Mcintosh hii^ 

.McKane 744 

McKay I2t);i 

Mclvecknie 281 

Mclvenney . 327, 907 

McKenzie 227. 4t)0 

Mclvinley TfitO, 1(54 

Mclvnight 503 

McLaflin 1197 

McLean 977 

McLellan UM 

McMahon 403 

McMann ^^4 

McMindley 837 

McNamara 1281 



McXarrin 


507 


McNaughton 


1077 


McNeil 


730, 756 


McNutt 


128S 


Meach 


319 


Mead 


Xi\ 


Meads 


38 


Means 


42:J, 582 


INIedliiiry 


987 


Meeker" 


731 


Meigs 


229, 387, 719. .st^ 


Meirs 


KHW 


Mel lean 


771 


Melvin 


iXa, 1208 


Mendsen 


4.35 


Monks 


108 


Mercer 


fl99, 1115 


Merovee 


X>46 


Merihew 


39(i 


Merriam 


192. 7;^o 


Merrick 


41, 315, 496 



Mosler 

Muss 

Moti 

Moil I ton 

Mower 

Mfiwyer 

Moyer 



123 

1193 

513. ItU). l^<9 

:r23. 111)1. 11:^, 
K. 



Merrill 287, ."Se, 788, 939, 940 

Merritt 16. 1022 

Mervig 246 

Merwin 256, 7.38 

Meserve 340 

Mes.senger 71, 325 

Metcalf 905 

Michel 20 

Middleboro, Mass. 23 

Miles 431, 939, 998, 1295 

Millard 750 

Miller 12, 125, 1.36, 181, 2.37, 274 

379, 423. 484, :m. 653, 84:3, lOsO 

1187 

Millett 539 

Mi Him an 847, 12.58 

Mills 78, 230, 501. 1169, 1211, 1213 

1301 
Millspaugli 978 

Milne 818 

Milroy 8(S 

Miner 718, 1131, 1212 

Minor 457 

Minick 442 

Minkler 1268 

Mintner fl 

Mirick .334 

Mitchell 110, 146.204, 268, 39ti 
574, 1230. 1092 
Mix 2ti7 

Mixir 106. 184 

Mohe 684 

Molen 937 

Molt 736 

Monroe 524 

Monross 71. 72. 73. 220 

Mo> sail .'537 

Monson 612 

Montague 1086 

AlontJiine, Earl of 5 

Montcalm 84.3 

Montell 422 

Montgomery !ft. 506. 12(i2 

Moody 125, 328, 1104 

Moon 684 

Moor 798 

Mooie 98, 189, J95. 341, .354, :^»0 

410. 817, 825. 858, 1024, 1196 

1267. 
More II, 507 

Morey 151. 955, 1208 

Morehouse 235, WM 

Morgan 12. 278. 4(i«, 482, 694, 700 
S46, 1059 
Monvll ;«0, 70.1 

Morris 92 

Morrison 142, 082, 1012, 1057. 1094 

12:.5 
Morse 184, 288, 276. 3.'>2. 4:11. 521 
623. 6:t4. tr>0, 71>i. 921. U>.'A 
Morton 99, I.>1. In7, 2it9. 242. lo: 
6H4. 10<I4. I(il5. lol7, IO.Vt. 1110 
Morv !tOI 

Moseley 424 

Moses 72h 



Mudge 7I>, 77. 7h, j:ci, 224, 276, 

1.302 

-Mnldrt'w timfi 

Mnlfcinl v-j |.j(j 

Mil I In I •JK4 

Mulllnes li 

Mollins 11. um. liKCi 

Munincr 7hO 

Muiidsy i(ua 

Munn •J(i7. •_'(;s 

Mini roe Jt9. 341. I life 

.MuiisiMi 277.611 

Miiri-h •i.s4. ;tv9 

Munlock 256, 3;tl, 492. I2ii» 

Murphy ||<i(i 

Murray .tso 

Murwiii 1IU7 

My rick 21, 2:i, 52. Wi ;i09 

Napoleon 1 kv« 
N ash 317, 320, 424, 599. K'lS 

Na.son ,52s 

Neal ;h7 
Nelson 22. 24, 34, Us. :i;t7, tci, <.)14 
919, 939, 10(W, 1221. 1134 

Newberry 200 
Newcomb 19, 22, Zi, 75, 180, :J08 

1260 

Newell 72, fXi, 224, 511 

Newhall 912 

Newland 12, 39:") 

Newhall |,s5 

Newman ('it>7 

Newton II4<* 

Nicholas 12 
Nichols 12. 4N. 1.S4. 25(t. 3li0. .Vtl 
!HI5. 910. Ii">4 

Nicholson 19. 1121 

Nickerson 19. 20, 21. 22. 2.3. 79 
400. .'.la in;:. 1212 

Nicola 2<m 

Nish KM 

Nixon 100 

Noble 74. 140. 181. 22« 

Nobles .594 

Nolan 837. 1303 

Nonneniacher 1151 

Norcott 19 

Norcross tt41 

Norman 19 

North 214, losi 

Northrop 467 

Norton 195, 267. 414 

Norris .'KWt. 777 

Nott 23JI. .541 

Nourc* tv4l 

Nourse 184, :M0 

NoxoJi 99K 

Noyes !>lo. 9I4. I2:i«l 

Nurcie iMI 

Nutter r>W 

Nuttings :til 
^■ye 12. 62. WKl. 104, 151, 209, 2l(i 

216, iiC. .365. 360. MW, ?(44, Mill 

1002. 

Oaks U8N 

Oakes 57 

Oaklev «» 

Oher ■ ;tW 

Dliloiig. the 7V 

Oiloniiell Vi9 

(>-i)oiiiieii y»n 

(rixelley .<•. sil. 213 

O'Kllley rxij. .'HU 

(»ldh.'iiii 122 

oiiii 122:. 

Oliver 12.'.. la 

Olliisli-il 4.V2 

OiideUIrk IW 

orcuti J».*»4 



uoa 



THE HAMLIN FAMILY, 



Orleans. Mass^ 

OrndorIT 

Orpin 

(»rr 

(trioii 

Orvis 

C>slHjrii 

0.sl«)riif 

OslHinriie 

Ospxjd 

Osijy 

Ostrander 

OtbtTi 

Otliou 

Otis 



2:> 

:,'!tn 
iJ«, sxts 
4a. 7t..< 

4'.HI 

477 
.^J7, .m. OS.', 1054 

U2. 20h, K;jO. S3:i 
::4.-) 
:i47 
«. «^i- 105. 117. Us, 1.11. Is; 
•iiMi, 3l«, 7!I4 
OT(X)Ie 815 

Otto I. 248 

Owen 328, 478, B51 

Owen* 7iH). lU'i 

Pabodie J>7 

Packard IVCJ. .T22. 741. 122-.' 

Paddock 19, 21, 40, 'Ms. ms. 50.i 
567, 5(}S, 7!W 
Paddy lo;( 

Patre 218, 52ti 

Paine 21. 22. Si. 42. .'>.S..iO><. .ids 
5S2, 600, 6;i5, 643, 6.S2> 10.")4 
12.37 
Palmer 12, 19, 68, 166. 174. IH7 
245, 671. 867, !K)5, 1130, 12(il 
Pantry 27s 

Pardee 76. 78, 137. 151, 4il7 

Park 194. 469. list! 

Parke 7s 

Parker 16. 23, 42. 5:{, 61. ivj. ti4. fi*; 
79. s,S. 107. 108. 121. 130. 171 
2:^0. :fl6, 3.27, 32S, .■i;i7, 342, 356 
:j5s. 370. 3.S3, 39t>, 4(W. 410. 562 
tkK). 637. 908, 994, 1015, 1029 
I(C>4.. 1305. 
Parkhuast 192, 1302 

I'arks 379. 497 

ParriH-lee 410, y.is 

I'arris 196 

I'arslow 21 

I'arsons 329, W4, 906, !Ht9 

l'aitridj.?e 24 

Patcli 347 

Patol>in 445 

Pattee 705 

Patten .349. 1142 

Patterson M. 191, 980. 12S5 

Patton 8S7 

Paul 850. KMM) 

Pa.vtori Isl 

Payne 19. 972 

PaVson 465, 617 

Peal)ody 276, 286, 908, 1014, 1254 
Peak .3,29 

Pearce 99. 860 

Pearcy liiO. 226 

I'earse IS, 99 

Pease 19, 235, 497 

Peck 70, 71, 268, 394. 410. 6.s4. I07s 
1184, 1251 
Peck ham 673 

Peeljles 84() 

Peiliiiz 1015 

PeiiilH-rUjn 276 

Pennciiian 645 

Pen nock 12.59 

Penny 855 

Penover 137,242 

Pepin 247 

Pepin L[. 247 

Pepin. tlieKbort 247 

I'epi" le Gros 247 

Pepper 22 

I'eppen-ll 67, 121 

I'enival 23, 173. 2ll!i 

Perli.ini ;t;t4 

Perkins 184. 26S, 2S(1, .■M5. .")42. 730 
847. s.">!i. 'Xis. <m;\. loiM. lii9i; 
Perne .IIT 

Perrezo ii>s 



Perrln 950. 1344 

Perry, 39, .59. 99. 103, 104, 122. I,'>0 
L5I. 376, 429. lOm. UTs 



I'ersell 

PiT.son 

I'esyn 

Peter 

Peterson 

Petil 

i'ettee 

Pettibone 

Pettlt 

Pettynian- 

Pfeiller 

IMieliJs ; 



4. 1.35, 252, .33^ 



s>4 

I8fl, 797 

24S 

23 

1026 

78. 140 

ilo 

458 

792. S20 

1132 

672 

. 474 6111 

92s 

613 

246 

246 

246 

+6 



Piiilips 

Pldllippe III. 

Pliiilippe VI. 

Pliillippe de France 

Philiipi)e tlie (jood 

Pliillips 20, 21, 9(}. 98. 9!t. isii. !.• 

356, 855. 8ti8, 1093. 1103 
Phili>ot 1013, 1112 

Pbinney28,64, 132, 167. 203. 204 

209. 218, 219, 294. 297, 560. 573 

ti73. 915, 957, 1084, 1091. 12H 
i'liipps 43 

Pickard 28tJ, 428 

Pickering 409 

Pickett 971. 972 

Pierce 55, 305. 396, 397. 698, ,sko 
1125, <279. 1.308 
Pierson 286. 11(^5 

Pike c>40 

I'il^rim Dates 9 

Pinder 379 

Pineon 267 

Pinezer 9.')9 

Pinf^rey 660 

Piper 1161 

Pilkin 200. 278, 313, 1212 

Pitts 12. 982 

Pi.xley 401, lls5 

Planck 1194 

Plantagenet 247 

Plat 243 

Plait 3.52. 1086 

Platts 1019 

Pleasants I2s2 

Ploss 2:14 

Plummer 2.52, 408. 660 

Plunket 931. 9.39 

Pollard 340. 347 

Polly 1274 

Ponieroy 184, 452, 1085, 1266 

Pond 872 

Poiitus 24. 248 

Pool 322. 6(« 

Pot)le 181, 316, :m. 676. 943 

Poor 320.349.1116 

Pope 59, 87, 105, 115. 189, 193. 265 
21«). 397, lOli,') 
Poph-fnn-nan-peet, Peter 74 
Popli-ne-hon-muk-nuk, John 

74 
Porter 78, 95, 122. ISi, 1,85. 211 

220, 2;i5, 277. 278. 321. .322. :{:«» 

378. 1014, 1212. 
Post 154. 696, 752 

Pote * 2(M 

Potter 13, 1.57, 221, 225, 2tU. .32St 

345, 34t), 406. 519, 608. (i:a. 7.(9 
11.34, 12.35 
Potts 1 197 

Powell 161,211,22.5,631,870 

Powter 658 

Pratt Xi. 127. 211. 278. 32s. :m 

610. KIS. 947. 1045, 1110,1126 

1134. 

n. 1280 

12, 20, 21, 2,3. .34, 54, .55 

120, i;i2, 165,314 



13 


. 103 


. 70< 


187 


, 2s2 


. 661 




518 


. 72T 
1115 




3:J4. 


|0'."3 
10'.i3- 


111. 


115, 


ma 

77 
303- 




19 


.244 




9s 


. 345 

23: 

11 

1015 

312 

Zi 

(548; 


325 


.372 


. 72.5 
3ti7 




:W7 


,692 

108.T 
330 




21 


.400 
12ri<> 
13t» 
1013, 




185 


, 534 

78,s. 
99' 




3:« 


,621 


889, 


957. 


1123 
278 




871 


. 872 
7iH> 

1132 
!iti4 



I'reist 
Prence, 

80. 103. 110. 

.Vis. 

Prt'iitii-e 
Prentiss 



33i» 
438, 943, 1205 



Presbury 

Prescott 

Preston 

Priam 

Prianle 

Price 

Pride 

Prince 

Prince Henry 

Prindltr 

Pring 

Priichett 

Proctor 

Provlncetown 

Prower 

Pnlsiver 

Pulvi-r 

Purinston 

Purinton 

Putnam 

Pyle 

Pynchon 

(,)uackenbusb 
(,>uarles 
(^>uason 
gjjingley 
Kace 
Kackliff 
Iliie 
Haley 
Ramsdell 
Rand 
Randall 
Hansford 
Ransom 
Hapalee 
Rash 

Rathbone 
Ratliljun 827 

Hathburn .s78 

R;iw lings 16. 741 

Hawson 111, 347, 348. 349, 647 
Ray 593. 105t 

Raymond :}30, 3:19, 343. 398, 875 
Ha V nor 275 

Head 917, !H3 

Reagan 1222 

Heed 171, 217. 317. 322, 324, 564 
661,745,1134,12.54 
Hees 930 

Reeves 161, 474 

Heid 214 

Reminnton 227. 823. 1202 

Remley 213 

Rench 129it- 

Ren no 1194 

Heuben 267 

Rew 74 

Reynolds .3:13. 41 1. 472, 730. 794^ 
1026, 1181. 12.i4 
Rhodes 670. 11!K> 

Hice 185, 494, 495. 505. ii55. 795 
W5. 1213 
Rich 22. 180, 3<X5, 683, tWS, 72.3 
969. 97l> 
Richard, tin? Fearless 247 

Hii'liard. the (iood 247 

Ricliards .'.5. 89. 97, 183, 219. 230' 

320, 362, 394, 604, 613, 699, 1023- 

12,-4. 
Hichardson 98. 2^8. 298. 493. 636 
704.717, 8."il. 1110 
Hiclierson 977 

Hlfhey 9:>- 

Richie 937 

Rii'lnnonci 76, 454 

Rickard 1249 

Rick r 786, 1052 

Hidden 825 

Rider 19. 305. 310. Mi 

HIixall 874 

Higdale 11 

Higgs 345 

Riley 227. 2:t9. lioi 

Ripley 329. 1220 

Ring 24, .52 



INDEX. 



14(>!» 



Rise l(Ki 

Risedorph US!) 

Robbins 191, 224, 343, 572, 846 
Robert 247 

Robert College 360 

Robert II 247 

Robert le Diable 247 

Roberts tl. 180, 256. :i45. 4HS, 544 
625, 6.59. 982. 1039, 1086. 1196 
Robertson 377, 993, 1279 

Roble 368 

Robinson 16, 18. 22. 23. 30, 34, 48 
98, 115, 116, 117, 118. 122, 124 
161, 162. 166, 215, 349, 501, 568 
611. 736, 817. 839, 845, 915, 961 
. 1067. 
Robson 1136 

Rockafellow 8(i6 

Rockwell 794, 1212 

Roe 312, 466 

Roett 72 

Rogers 11, 20. 23, 143, 150, 152 
167, 209. 224. 313. 358, 427. 538 
580, 580. 599. 802, 958. 1244, 1254 
Rolf 332 

RoUey 12;« 

Rollins 1172 

Romeyn 835 

Roosevelt 592 

Root 404. 503, 863, 886, 1161 

Rorison S61 

Rose 158. 250. 552, 596 

Roselle 405 

Roseman 1264 

Ross 600,1108.1205.1206 

Rossiter 122, 153. 161. 182, 211 
225, 869 
Rounds 340 

Rounseville 396 

Rousseau 651 

Rowe 899, 1089. 1100 

Rowell 991 

Rowland 256 

Rowley 15, 16. 18, 20, 23. 30. 52 
79. 124. 139. 152. 206, 224, 225 
314. 
Royce 72, 75, 134, 142, 912 

Roycroft 54 

Roys 1204 

Rugg 429 

Ruggles 76, 116. 168, 231, 656 

Ruhl 12,83 

Rumble • 148 

Runnells 408 

Russell 31, 32. 36, 45 180, 199, 296 
919, 1200. 1205. 1229 
Rust 324, 345 

Rutgers 161. 191 

Rutter 1162 

Ryder 303, 400. 496, 567, 569 

Rymer 85 

Sabin 46 

Sackett 250, 459, 502, 877 

Sage 320 

800 
557 
Salmon 147 

Salter 613 

Saltonstall 184, 4<3 

Sampson 181. 249, 577, 582, 947 

1092 

Samson H 

Sanborn 430, 635, 1316 

Sanclio I. 246 

Sancho II. 246 

Sanclio III. 246 

Sandall 0^1 

Sanderson 13, 84, 623. 640, 979 

1W9 

Sanders 567,1116 

Sandwich I7 

San ford 396, 553, 729. 944 

Sardam 334 

Sargeant S-"- 449 

Sargent 152, 328, 3i)l, 982 

Saulsbury 422, 1266 



Saunders 125, 344, 



Sailer 
Salisbury 



Savage 

Savery 

Sawliill 

Sawin 

Sawtelle 

Sawyer 191, 194, 320. :i-t7. 



394. 725, 895 
1093, 1297 
23,222, 



.Sa.\-ton 

Sayles " 

Sayres 

S(!animon 

Sean ling 

Scant 

Scheele 

Schermerhorn 

Schretl'ler 

Schuyler 

Scliurz 

Scofield 

Scott 

Scotto 

Scoville 

Scripture 

Scudder 

Seabrook 

Seabury 

Seaman 

Seamons 

Searle 

Sears 19 

330. 396. 

1066. 
Seavey 
Secunke 
Seeley 
Segor 
Segur 
Segisfred 
Sergle 
Seter 
Sever 
Severance 



1087 
1.">1 

310 
81M 

■X\S. 350 
617 

156. 445 
9S,>< 
263 

2;t 

12.(0 

452 

897 

137 

992 

160, 177, 84;f. s4li 

,Stl 

1206 

193, 275, 7,80, H60 

235 

510 

330. 340. 632 

14, 18. 39. 51. 53, f.O. .Mi 

88, 106, 315, 822 

201 

19 

587 

1010 

4.S4 

20,21,40.76, 149,238 
445, 495, 498, 503, .'i()6 



589 

i:j8 

919 
1013 
761 
245 
166 
849 
32it 
'. 5<)8 
, 687 



Sheperd 

Slieperdson 

Sherburii 

Slieridan 

Sherman 

Sherwood 

Slieldon 

Shields 

Shipley 

Sliirley 

Shiverick 

Short 

Shortt 



20, 275, 532. .567. 

569. 

514, 521. 1044 

328. 493 

227. 1119 

745 

lOiMt 

718 

1274 

1144 

410 

327,349 

330 

1119 

242 

1297 

74 

146. 156. 191. liU. 730 

113.S 

91K 

355. 1(«I9 

5S4 

S4.") 

74, 227. 244. 12t)9. 1210 

1272 

16, IS 

845 

154, 155, 174. 189. 193 

238,278,290, \WZ 

;i:t4 

1»»6 
1011 

151,396,543. 1141 

r>o:i 



Seward 
Sewell 
Seymour 
Shafer 
Shatrer 
Shatter 
Sliangle 
Shannon 
Sharswood 
Shatswell 
Shattuck 
Shaver 

Shaw 14, 18, 24, 74. 95. 96. 97 
317, 322, 324. 6<Hi 
Shawenon purchase 
Shay 
Shearer 
Shearman 
Shed 
Shedd 
Sheets 
Sheldon 

Shelley 

Shelp 

Shepard 



214, 



350,486, 



1020 
766 

1149 

21 

311 

11. ">4 

1115 



107 

i;«i7 

1167 
K«i 

K12 
S.VI 
10; 2 



12, 24. 9; 



Shove 
Shover 

Shult/. 
Shiunway 
Shuphi'lt 
Shiirtleir 
Shute 
Sibley 
Sidi'iuT 
Silk 
Sill 

Simms 

Simmons 

Simon 111'.' 

Simonds 152. \S\. 225, 286, 1029 

Simons 275 

Sinii)kins 19 

Simpson 192, 234, M5 

SiniR'tt 720 

SkelTo 13 

Skegeton 249 

Skelton 268 

Skiff 23, 59. RS, 10:i. 167. 916 

Skidmore 497 

Skinner 76, 77, 7s. 224, 955 

Skulley i:t<»9 

Slater 96.s. 1156 

Slawson 13 

Sleeper 1292 

Sleppy , lt>5t> 

Slergle H.>< 

Slosson 319 

Small 21. 2:1, 310. .'Mil, 59<i. 1024 

Smalley 21, 23, 16.'), 315 

Smart 7ti5 

Smith 14. 16. IN. 20. 21, 22, 23. 61 

74, 7s. 92. 94. 103. 104. 110. 115 

116. 120. 140. 149, 176. 212. 219 

221. 225. 242, 2.55. 2»>4. :iJ7, 275 

278, 2i»0, 300. 307, 309. ;«7, 347 

348. 37i>. 40s, 42it. 4i>0. 4("m, ."iO:» 

512, 515. 526. 542. .V.O. .V.s. .5«ls 

581. 611. 664. tiSi. tXs, C.irj, 704 

735. S(Hi. M2. 82.t, s;>. M2, S-o 

.S6<l. 8S8, 913. ir.^'. ilr-M. 9i'S, 1012 

1019, 102:1, iiKio. ic.'i. uno 

nil. 1116. 1122, li:i4. 1145 

1146. 1163. IIKI. 12:15. 1274 

1276. 

Smyth '3** 

Snell 612 

Snider 91 1 

Snow 20. 21. 2:1. 12t;. ltC>. 2(«. JU!" 

30S. ;W5. 497. r)02. 791. iCi. UH."« 

1126. 

Snyder 3?2. 4i.l 

Soaper ** 

Soper KJiS 

Sorenson "^'9 

ijoule 24. 249 :i9; 

.Snithard 242, 24;J. 244. 2.56 

SoiltlHT •'^l 

.Southworlh 9, 97. 18.5. 2:J5. 242 
:kc.', 5iSS 

Sowle " 

Sparhawk "O 

■■^ narrow 20, 21. 43. STi. \Xi. 31.. 
'Mi^. 724 
Snauldlng 2:*, :«». *W. 761 

Speed III" 

Spi'llmun . -j^' 

Spencer 47. 77. 14(1. :8»2. i^^" 

.Spi-ndlove 

Sperry ■- 

Spji-cr -'•'.' 

SplhT l**^ 

Spi'lT;ird 
SpolViird 
SpooiiiT 
Spriiirner 

Spniifue 24. 7^. 101. 2:t5, 423. 424 
Spriitt 
Spring 
Sprlnu'ihi)r|n 
Sprout 
S(|Uasli 



U 



SIT 

2T:i 
1S7. n<7. ii»2 



n»2 

I.V) 
\£Si 

3W». 3110 
•-T6 



1410 



THE HAMLIN P^AMILY. 



S(|ulre 


1202. 1303 


Syninjes 
Tabor 




:«5 


Trevove 




12 


Stacey 


12 




19 


Treworgy 




ISO 


Stacy 


7.59, 9H3 


Tafl 




1303 


Tribby 




1034 


Standlsh U. 89. 97, 13H, 249. 31(1 


Taintor 




226 


Trip 




852 




um 


Talcott 




160. isi 


Tripp 313, 


508. 


600. 723 


Stiinford 


H.-.1 


Tall.rk 




1257 


Trot I 


109. 


111. 115 


Stanley 


185. 249. 27H 


Talmadgi^ 




78 


Trowbridge 




424 


Stanton 


4.3;t 


Tallowell 




59 


Trua.x 




477. 8,3.5 


Staples 


502. tM2. 7a3, 914 


TanuT 




44:1 


True 




6t>l 


Stark 


1S2. 225, 22S 


Tanner 




501. U57. 6.58, 1225 


Truen 




27,s 


Starke 


75H 


Tap ley 




631 


Truesdel 




208 


Starks 


257. 2i>8. 467, 4tls 


Tajjling 




126.5 


Trull 




1.52 


St. Arnoul 


247 


Tarball 




.333 


Trumbull 




211. 1219 


Starr 


19. 129. 231. 273 


Tarr 




539 


Truro, .Mass. 




2.3 


Starrett 


407 


'J'ate 




V>(U 


Trussell 




409 


Stead man 


Ii93 


Taylcott 




658 


Trvon 




1 4 


Stearns KHi. l.><4 


I'.W. :m. 50.3. 621 


Taylor 19, 20, 21. 48. 51. 5.3. M 


Tuck 




1117 




9><5 


'74. 91. 1(V5. 


107. \0S. 124. 129 


Tucker 




600. !ll 1 


Stebt>in«e 


658 


KJO, 13S. 


151. 


1S7. 220. 227. 324 


Tudor 




64.S 


Stebbins 


78 


334, 349. 


379. 


394. 39f<. 442. 476 


Tulman 




1162 


Steckraan 


3.98 


524, 5.39. 


IHX). 


6.58, 771, .S40, 9.30 


Tunxis. Ct. 




73 


Stedman 


16 


1015. 1085. 1287. 


Tiipiing 




10(;4 


Steele 


23, 410, 1076 


Tavor 




334 


'I'upper 12. .57, iKi. 


100 


105. 235 


Steenburj; 


S02 


Teal! 




598 






r.07 


Stellens 


112S 


Templar 




19 


Turman 




1230 


Stephen 


13. 139 


Temple 
Tench 




1274 


Turner 12. 13. 1.5. 


16. 53. 76. .S4 


Stephens 


354, 419. S51 




12 


H(i. 212. 2H.i. .i;t8. 


424 


,557. 565 


Stetson 


148 


Tenney 




3.58 


iiS4. 719. !)05, 12:i4 






Stevens 23. 151. 


1.53. 169. 266, .^1 


Terrance 




885 


Tuthill 




732 


3.54, a55. 377. 393, 65:1 1027 


Terry 




510.732. Il(i3 


Tuitle 72. 7.5. 421. 


661. 


titkj. 737 


1107. 1226.. 




Thacher 


19. 


53. 79. 90. 124. 136 


Twilley 




920 


Stevenson 


:i82. 668 


150 


167 


. 200. 269, .3(X). 4iHi 


Twining 




21. 162 


Stewart 12, 


2\. 23, 42, 410, 489 


Tha.xter 




2:55 


Twisden 




16 


Stickles 


312 


Thayer 39. 


182, 183, &i5, 1106, 1245 


Twitchell 




642 


Stlckney 


276. 338 


Thorn 




1242 


Tyler 




78, 843 


Stirling 


796 


Thomas 


22 


34. 9S, 99. 100. 109 


Tyrrell 




1.53 


St. .lohn 


78. 142, 242. 313 


127. 148, 


~m 


189, 191.322,853 


Ullman 
Ulmer 




St 1.5 


St. Louis IX. 


246 


'M>. 








1103 


Stockbridge 


16 


Thompson 


59 


, 140, 348, 457, 465 


Tncas 

Underbill 

Underwood 




1]>4 

497 


Stocker 


407. 409 


471, 5:53, 


548 


, 697, 777, 779, 844 




Stoekwell 


885 


959. 981. 


983 


1092, 1165. 123:i 




728. 1202 


Stoddard 160, 


220, 278, 288. 547 


Thomson 




11 


Upham 




329 




614 


Thorn 




1231, 1259, 1300 


ITpson 
[ ' pton 
Urraijua 
Valentine 




752 


Stone 111, 115, 


184, 185. 189, 195 


Thorne 




397 




1275 


227,330, 341. 


344, 348. 353, 507 


Thornton 




90H 




246 


l)2;t, tWl, 737, 


1078, 1100, 1113 


Thrasher 




629 




2.56 


Storrs 


87, 406 


Thrift 




1216 


Valkenburg 




11.39 


Story 


11, 408 


T hurst in 




325, 600, 617 


Vance 




90t). I(l.i0 


Stoughton 


843 


Thwing 




161 


Van Alstyne 




308. 1198 


Stout 


888 


Thysen 




1092 


Vanaraburg 




864 


Stover 


669, 1076 


Tibijitts 




309 


Van Antwerp 




412 


Stow 


19, 191. 236, 2.37 


Tichnor 




3;J4 


Van Auk en 




595 


Stoweli 


349. 350. 752 


Tickner 




78 


Van Coelin 




1218 


Slrader 


1173 


Tidd 




337 


Van Denburg 




137. K^li 


Strahorn 


214 


Tierson 




796 


Vanderburgh 


2a3 


2;J4. 671 


Street 


86 


TilTany 




2(e. 1304 


Vandusen 




lOSl 


Streeter 


5.35 


Tilden 




IB. 01, 166. .320 


Vanfalkenburg 




11. 5s 


Strong 


78, 185, 228. 431 


Til ley 


14, 15, 18, 19.2.3,88 


Van (iuilder 




74 


Stryker 


789 


Tillie 




11 


Van Ness 




159 


Stuart 194, 595, 


606, 657, 703, 996 


Tillotson 




227. 2:W. 237 


Van Hensselaer 




137. S46 




1247 


Til ton 




319,' 610, lOik) 


Van Schoick 




410 


Stud ley 


566, 69S, 699 


Timon 




967 


Van Schoonhoven 




137 


Sturdephant 


547, 5,50 


Tinker 




12 


Van St*'enl)urg 




802 


Sturdevant 


.320 


Tlrrell 




320 


V:in Valkenburgh 




1191 


Sturgis 


19. 130 


Titcomb 




4(19 


\'an Veighten 




137 


Sudbury 


057 J 


»j«ilUS 




691. ii:j,s 


N'an Wormer 




49S 


Sullivan 


62.5. 121 K^ 


ifcjbey 19 


104 


. 12,5. 1.50. 201. 209 


Van Wourl 




1.37 


Sumner 


.51), 58, 237 ■ 


ff 239. 250, 


301, 503, 956, 123M 


Van yea 




1171 


Sunno 


246 


'^\>Uman 




1105 


Varhey 




345 


Sutherland 


243 


Tom Ion 




21 


Vassels 




16 


Sutphen 


Wl 


Tomlin.son 




105 


\'auglian 


w 


1)52. 653 


Sutten 


16 


Tompkins 




224 


\'aui;lin 




923 


Swackhamer 


1059 


Tony 




3(> 


N'ermalier 




1210 


Swain 


1018 


Toothaker 




661 


Veniiayer 




3(!2 


Swan 


445, 498 


Torrey 




;+47 


Via 11 




1109 


Swartzwolter 


1027 


Tousley 




478 


Vickery 




—1 


i, .56. 9!tl 


Sweat 


mi 


Town 




1(« 


Vincent 13.19.79, 


125 


1,30. 496 


Sweet 


.58, 500, 721 


Towne 




184, 1.85,641. lOOti 






568, 613 


Swe.sgart 


780 


Townsend 




431. 503 


Vining 




317 


Swctt 


1276 


1'racv 




211 


\'on Corn berg 




1284 


Swift 13, 1,'>(), 


151, 209, 224. 679 


Trafton 




214, 331 


Vosburg 




1195 


Sykes 


1039 


Tread well 




189 


Vose 




160 


Sylllce 


Hi 


Treat 23. 77 


. 115 


. i:», 176. 180,200 


Vreeland 




883 


Sylvester 


1(114 






411, 1121 


Vrooman 




226 


Symon 


27n 


Trt'lawney 


F.amily 4, 3S9 


Vroman 




837 


Symonds 


.327, 1004, IKHt 


Tremaln 




74 


W ade 13, 98 


130. 152 




TtJ> 



f M 



SB «| 



INDEX 



1411 



Wadisbone 19 

"Wadsworth \-i^i. 150. 186. 203. 270 
"NYagoner 7:^6 

Wahlheim 843 - 

Waiffre 24(5 

AVagstafF 7 

Wain Wright 724 

AVait 137. 222 

Waite 32S 

AVaitt 574 

AVakeman isi 

Walbridge !14.5 

AValdo 327, 1058 

A^'aldron 1274 

AValker 22, 137. 157, ItJU, 242, 24!» 

267, 328. 395. 523, 937. 1048, 1069 
AValkley 362 

AVall 934, 1029 

Wallace 777, 876, 952. 986, 1092 

1171 
A\' alley 64. 104. 129. 399 

Walton 11)6 

AYalvin 802 

AVampatuck. Josiah 23 

AVamsutta 249 

AVanalancet 276 

Wans 1187 

Ward 22, i;i5. 136. 182. 183. 717 
838, 876. 998. 1017 
Wardwell 151. 540 

AVare 325. 724, 883 

AVarebam 252 

A\'arbam 226. 4.58 

AVarn 318 

Warner 74. 136. 182. 183. 184. 191 
225. :«7. 338. 464. 988. 1000 
Warren 12. 68. 72. 105. 184. 189 

203, 209. 235- 242. 249. 296. 320 

322, 334, 632. 719. 980. 
Warwick. Earl of 180 

Wasamequin 249 

Washburn 68. 514, 7lO 

Washington 190. &43, 1032 

Wateman 303. 217, 242 

Waterman 92. 1239 

Waters 445, 738. 1019 

Watson 74> 27& 698, 1047 

AVatten 929 

AVattles 290. 435. 466 

AVatts 2.53 

Watuspequin 23 

AVaugh 278 

Way 78 

AVayburn 115 

AVeaver «)4 

AVebb 74 174. 200, 239, 249, 338 
542. 802 
Webber 23, 214, 384, 365, 391, 688 

1093 
Webster 98, li5, 140, 237, 349, 685 

IWl 
Weeks 23, 118, 121. 124, 151, 285 
314. 543, Sta, 1250 
Weirman 1165 

W^elch 74. 839, 1155 

Welsh 877 

AVelf 245 

AVelles 1121 

Wellfleet, Mass. 22 

Wellington 87a 

Wells 18. 87, 211, 220, 227, 261 

31.3, 411, 503. 732, 974. 10ti7, 1293 

1294. 
Wemble 1114 

We-naum-peetu Gaac <4 

Went worth 539 



Wert 
West 



79S 



AVestgate 

Westman 

W'eston 

Wetherbee 

Wetinore 

Wexam 

Weyburn 

Wheeler 154 

:i41. :i43. 345 

911. 996. 1134. 1275 
Wheelock 
Wheelwright 



210,228.250. \iy.\. 1^15 



1249 

1!I1 

2:r7. 491. 922 



249. 



1159 

199. 201, 3:to, :mo 

46(i. 625, 641. t>45 

A54 

12.S5 

19. 51, 52, 80, 209 

216 

111, 11,5. {)09. 9M«i 

10S2 

779 

187. 337. as8, -.m, («s 

19, 24, 59. 60. Si). 1.50 

187, 193. 267, 33S. 4.V.I 

480. .545, t>58. 6t)3, 8ti(), iK)5. 1001 

1058. 19(v{. 1212. 124;i 

Whitehead 181. 1201 

Whitelaw 8.59 

Whiting 141, 226, 313. 355, 466 

907. 9t)5. 1020 

447 

5.5. 164. 175. I!t2. 321 

1093. 12.S7. 1313 

321. 1265 

.321, 3;i7. 122.S 

1.55, 191. 193, 3:i2. .iXi 

338, 532, 1022 



Wlu'lden 
Whidden 
Whipple 
Whitljeck 
Whitbuck 
Whitcomb 
W'hite 12. 
166. 167 



Whitlock 
Whitman 

Whitmarsh 

Whitmore 

Whitney 



Whiton 

Whittaker 

Whittemore 

Whittlesey 

Wigh 

Wiial 

Wilbor 

Wild 

Wilde 

Wilder 

AVildman 

W'ilcox 



123 

95 

XU 

211. 5(« 

1161 

1134 

11S6 

322 

896 

48.334,337.33a 1256 

329 

122, 154. 602, 992, 1120 

1142 

Wiley 13IH 

Wilkerson 927, 931. VZfi 

Wilkins 329, 330. :i31. 703 

Wiilard 40. 74, 189. 353. 394. 429 

566, 568, 645. 650, 749. 7'.ID 

Willcutt 55. 95 

Willett 160. 224. 226. 2*J 

Willetts 8;« 

W'illey f^61 

William the Conquerer 5. .247 

249,333 

William Longsword 247 

Williams 12, 16, 22. 78. 103. 121 

127, 138, 168. 169, ISO, 204. 267 

268, 290, :i34. :i45. 411. 4."i(». .501 

fi:«l. 6;i5. 771, S46. 942. 1101 

1119. 120(1. 1254. 1286. 

AVilliamson 13.3, !^58, 1308 

Willis 13. 127. 269, 1275 

Willocke 1<).86 

AVilloughby 122 

Willson 1210 

Willmer 43;f 

Wilmot 351 

Wikou 110. 171, 178, 234, :»3. 397 

408,740,905, 1146,1315 

Wlltse 745 

Winchell 74. ^52 



Wlncbe.ster 348, t«B 

Windsor onj 

Winogar 242 

WliKU'giir I'.NUi 

Willi; 13, 20, 107, 117. 1 -i 

151. 1(i7. .'fclO, .565, .■.. I 

WingiTl joHi 

Winn |ot4 

Wiiiiu- :ui. 7%5 

Winii'K:ott 1I2»I 

Winship :m2 

Winsor 13 

WInslow 12. 20. 5ft. SN, N». I(l7 

UN. 126. 167, 2H3. 2ilH. 397. 7(l3 
Winter hi. i: 

WintiTS .if^v 

Wintijrop 124. 1.^9. IM. I>7, 2:C> 
Mi. 473. M.li 
Wiswall . 1254 

Wist(jn ;ni7 

WjU'kiiid I 247 

Wilh.n-ll 22. ,51. lott 

Wilhcrspoon .592 

Witson 1155 

Witt 32» 

Wolcott 140. 151, ll«). 23). .TH2 
AVolfe 122 

Wolfhardus 245 

Wollaston 13 

Wood 269. 27(). :B4. 74m. 753. '<«ll 
1021. 1(J37. lltsi. MKi 
WocKlbeck IIJH 

Wood burn 1279 

Woodlirldge 74. (<0. 139. 140. 141 

224 
Woodbury 9(0 

W oodford 70. 219. 445 

W(H)dhead 11.53 

Woodmansev ,'C.'7 

Wood rope ' 10<)2 

Woodruff 181, 367, 26.x. ii79 

Woods 1.53, 7ii2. 1133 

Woodside 1122 

Woodward 230, 27>*. 313. :t«« 

45X, 996, UHW 
Wood worth 466 

WooJey 7.ts 

Woolsey 9,« 

Worden 19. 21, 115, 126. 444. ,561 

12,59 
WordwelJ 714 

Works 1174 

Wormslev 551 

Wortt-iidyke 8»w 

Worth «•>-• 

Wiirthingtt>n U^i-s 

W right 12. la 19. 192. 1!0. 227 
379. 497. 951. 977. 1015. 102s 
W'room 2n> 

Wrotham 220 

Wulbi-n 602 

Wyalt 27H 

Wvkoir 1141 

Wyles 817, 1315 

Wvnian 3:17,3:18,1116 

Xmu.>reii 2W 

Yale '''••''"'■ !i?i 

Val lowly 757 

A'armouth 1* 

Vi.st •"< 

Yi .u Kg 2?:. 23, v.. 58, 91 . 94, 315 
.1:2. 395. 4ui. IT'.i. :►»,•>. (I7it. r23 

.•02.9:10, iCxi. ma 1141.12X1 

!2:<4. 
Younglove <4 

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